Trout Hatchery Work Boosts Rockies Angling
The Canadian Pacific Rockies hatchery program by the Department of Marine and Fisheries artificially spawns cutthroat trout eggs at Banff and Spray Lakes. Thousands of eggs from Loch Leven and Lake Superior stocks are hatched each year, with millions more planned for 1926. The program aims to sustain sport fishing around Lake Minnewanka and Spray Lakes, drawing anglers to the CPR Bank Springs Hotel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Banff
Loch Leven
Lake Superior
Banff Hatchery
Hatcn
Wisconsin
Spey Lakes
Lake Minnewanka
C.P.R. Bank Springs
Spray Lakes
Rockies
Gift of year round joy Youth's Companion subscription
Two weeks after Christmas you remember gifts lasts longer. Send order to Santa Claus delivery for The Youth's Companion 52 issues in 1927 and remaining 1926 for $2.00, or with McCall's fashion magazine for $2.50. Subscribe via THE YOUTH'S COMPANION SN Dept Boston Mass.
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Santa Claus
the Youth's Companion
SN Dept
Boston
Mass
Decker Women's Institute Year in Review Highlights
The club met eleven times with about twenty one members on average. Projects included quilt making for a needy family, soap making demonstrations, and a study of India and Canadian authors. Officers for 1927 were Mrs Bailey as Hon President, Mrs Hatton as President, Mrs Thompson as Vice President, Mrs Decker as Secretary, and Miss Ivy Clack as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Prise
Miss McConnell
Miss Barber
Ed Lints
A L Decker
Lipsett
McFarren
Hatton
Thompson
Wm Bailey
Wm. Hatton
A. J. Decker
Ivy Clack
Hamiota Village Council Minutes December 1926
The Hamiota village council met with Acting Mayor Anderson and councillors Anderson Joliveton Skillioots and Sheardown. Minutes were read and adopted. Budget actions included 1925 taxes cancelled for Hamiota Machine Shops and various asset depreciation approvals for 1926.
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Anderson
Joliveton
Skillioots
Sheardown
Hamiota
Wild Mustangs Start Stampede in Ottawa
In Ottawa on December 7 Col Harry Mullins former M P for Marquette failed to lasso a pair of wild mustangs that broke from a stable near Ward Market and caused a small stampede in Lower Town. Despite many attempts the ponies remained at large as the rodeo tour concluded. Mullins plans to travel to California for three months with his ill wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Harry Harry Mullins
Marquette
Ward Market
Lower Town
Canada
Free Press
Record Fish Story From Kidder Captures Big Salmon Tale
E. Kidder of Kalamazoo Michigan arrived in Mont for the Canadian Pacific lines with the best fish story of the year. He displayed a forty pound salmon in the observation car and described a spectacular fight on Cain River New Brunswick, noting a forty five and three fourths inch length and a tiny No 12 fly. Game wardens corroborated the catch as extraordinary.
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E. Kidder
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Montever
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kidder
Cains River
New Brunswick
Mr. Kidder
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F. M. Coombs
Hamiotra
C. Beamest
Barr
Ters
Solicitors
Ailwracys
Eic
Sver Bank of Samiitos
Basil S. O'Grady
Cecil Motel
M. A. Whimster
Hamiora Man
Allan Ave
Court Hamiota
F. Clerex
R . SchLidcorn
O.R
Harrison & Burgess
J. Burneess
A. Haamigan
Sarristers
Minnedosa and
District Fire Office
A. D. McConnell
Ne. Hudson
Hamiota Man
McCals ‘Magazine
Decker Women's
Institute Report
Cooper
Children’s Aid Society
Red Cross
Gimli
Hamiotta
Decemver
Alties
Wil Hee
Squibb
Halliday
Jas P McDonald
Brandon
Whitely
Victory
Fire, Water and Light Committee
Moonny Bros
Joe Hibbert
Reeder
Canada Carbide Co
Hudson
Hauiota
Hamiote
Jos Andrew
Los Taylor
Orange Hall
Echo
Manitoba
Western Municipal News
Imperial Lumber Yards
Chambers Co
McDonald
Wild Mustangs
Stampede
Col
Harry Mullins
Gal. Mullins
California
Mrs Mullins
Eastern
Pacific Coast
Canadian National Service
M. J. Kennedy
Oarner
Man
W. J. Quinlan
Winnipeg
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