Two Macleod, Pincher Creek men die in action
Quick telegraphs report Canadian Rifles under General DeWet are scattered along northern Orange River. Privates T B Patteson of Macleod and J F Morden of Pincher Creek are killed in a June 22 attack near Aoning Spruit. Others are drowned or captured, while Ed Waldy of Calgary and Privates Miles and Aspinall are named among the dead and missing. The piece also notes cattle ranching concerns and a Canada court house budget for Macleod.
In Memoriam for Alberta Soldiers
In Memoriam notes the deaths of F. Morden and R. Kerr of Pincher Creek and T. E. Patterson of Macleod with T. Miles wounded. It honors their sacrifice on difficult battlefield positions and expresses sympathy from the district, naming their affiliations and service.
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London beef prices rise to 194c per lb in 1890s link
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