Plucky Feats of Canadian Mounted Rifles At Kronstad
From Kronstad to Sand River, May 13 to June 18, the Canadian Mounted Rifles fought daily during a seven day march. Lieuts Borden Turner and five men swam the Vet river driving forty Boers away. Capt McDonnell's riders blew a culvert to deny the enemy guns access. Strathcona Horse and Gen Buller advance in Natal with Boers surrendering near Paarde Korp.
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Toronto
the Globe
John A. Ewen
Canadian Mounted Rifles
Kronstad
London
Major Forester
Robert
Brandfort
Sand River
Vet River
Borden
Turner
Lieuts
Taylor
van Straubensie
Cosby
McDonnell
Smallden
Strathcona
Col Steele
Buller
Natal
Spruit Station
Mednesdap
Johannesburg
Paardekorp
Standerton
Lord Roberts
Transvaal
Machadorp
France
England
Free State
Pretoria
Prest. Steyn
de Wit
Orange River Colony
Botha
Steyn
Secy
Reitz
Europe
Methodist Ministers Appointed in Southern Alberta
At the Winnipeg conference last week ministers were assigned to Southern Alberta posts. Calgary goes to F Langford and B A Bow River to W G Bradford with H R Jarrett noted. Innisfail receives A T Wilkinson. Bowden is listed as one wanted. Olds to Thomas Powell. Banff to T Jackson Wray. Medicine Hat to J W Lamby. Lethbridge to W B Chegwin. Lethbridge Plains to be supplied. Macleod to R A Rutledge. Pincher Creek to G J Alliot with B D listed.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Calgary
F. Langford
B. A
Bow River
W. G. Bradford
H.R. Jarrett
Innisfail
A. T. Wilkinson
Bowden
Olds
Thomas Powell
Banff
T. Jackson Wray
Medicine Hat
J. W. Lamby
B. A. Lethbridge
W. B. Chegwin
Lethbridge Plains
Macleod
R. A. Rutledge
Pincker Creek
G. J. Alliot
B. D
Ottawa cabinet asks Lieut. Gov McInnis to resign
In Ottawa a federal cabinet meeting considered Lieut. Gov. McInnis case as 25 of 88 House members called for the dismissal of McInnis and colleagues Dunsmuir Eberts and Turner signed the resolution. McInnis refused to resign prompting the government to plan dismissal and probable appointment of Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere.
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Ottawa
McInnis
New House
Dunsmuir
Eberts
Turner
Govt
Sir Henri Joly
Outlaws Jones and Nelson Target Northern Range
Jones and Nelson, Valley county outlaws, stampeded a roundup outfit and drove stolen horses and cattle into Canada. A vigilance committee aims to capture them, with Mounties watching Culbertson. One partner was earlier jailed after a cattle theft near Estevan. the other escaped. Mrs Nat Collins the Montana cattle queen retires from the cattle frontier and plans a wild west show in Seattle. A Southern Alberta rancher notes strong demand for beef, with buyers offering 47 a bead for steers.
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The
Stock Growers Journal
Jones
Nelson
Valley County
Culbertson
Canada
North-West Mounted Police
Estevan
Sergt. Bryne
Mounted Police
Jove
Qua Tentiary
Ole
Montana Exchange
West
Nat Collins
Montana
Great Broad Plains
Mountain
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Union Bank
Aleo
E. D. Wood
John Bruce
Brick Whanufacturer
Lethbridge and
COW Dry Bros
Bankers
Harry Whiting
Ingees
Hicks
Iacleod Hotel
Isine
R. S. Irwin
Tom Lee
Legs
Ondyke Hotel
Heals
Dominion
Edmonton
Alta
Exhibition Association
Jay
Distric
Caeris
Cen
Fire Brigade
God Save the Queen
J. H. Morris
W. H. Cooper
Gardiner
Maple Creek
Swift Current
W. P. Goard
A.E Hethrington
Klondyke
H. E. Gordon
A. T. Cushing
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Teton
Chateau Cascade
Fergus
Shelby Junction
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