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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
3
Employment notice seeks a good reliable woman for general duties in a small Ketmeori family. Light good wages offered. Apply at the Gazette.
A gentle man seeking a simple, quiet place to stay is invited to apply at the Gazette. The notice favors small families or one or two occupants and asks interested parties to respond through the Gazette office.
An advertisement from Peigan Mercantile Co offers positions for five men in woods and saw mill work with wages of $2.00 per day plus board. Also an experienced cook needed, with pay negotiated with the right party. Box 10 Meadow Creek.
The Department of Agriculture schedules Prof H Campbell of Lincoln Nebraska to address farmers in Macleod on Wednesday June 26 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. His Campbell system of soil culture preserves moisture for semi arid districts and promises money and profit for farmers attending.
Calgary June 26 CPR received notice of a major action affecting Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba as the company loses its claim to general exemption from school taxes. The Sprucedale School Board was informed the OCR declines to pay school taxes and Justice Stuart is to set a date for argument. In a separate report a man was injured when a brakes failure caused a train to derail on a spare engine, his legs severed above the knees, hospitalised with shock.
Lethbridge Alberta June 27 D McEwen a C P R engineer from Medicine Hat had a severe accident in the yards after stopping his engine a big mishap occurred leaving him critically injured and missing limbs details are scarce but the incident is being investigated by railway authorities.
A seven foot slab of pyphrolite ore containing visible free gold was lifted from the War Eagle mine last Tuesday in Rossland British Columbia. Conservatively valued at $800 to $1,000 per ton, four men moved the massive specimen as efforts to preserve secrecy continue.
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