Banff Windermere Road Opens to Tourists Next Year
A new motor road carved through forests from Banff to Windermere will soon reveal the Vermillion and Sinclair passes and the Kootenay Valley. A Canadian Pacific Railway backed party documented Marble Canyon Vermillion pigment sites and the massive engineering of the route from Banff to Windermere via Summit Lake Tron Gates and Radium Hot Springs.
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Nly
Uc Noble Kootenay
Columbia + alley
Banff Windermere
Banff
Vermillion and
Sinclair
Windermere
Marble Canyon
Becaus
Marble Creek
Tte
Kootenay
Mexico
Vermillion Pass
Vermillion Crossing
Tortous
Kootenay Valley
Kootenay Crossing
Columbia
Sinclair Pass
Vermillion
Radium Hot Springs
Dermere
Sunday School Convention At Zion Church Draws Praise
A profitable two day event united Presbyterian and Methodist congregations at Zion Church. Rev J W Little led an extensive program on religious education from childhood to adulthood while local leaders delivered papers. The Tuxis Boys banquet, Willie Andrew reports, and Little’s sermons at Zion Oakner and Knox highlighted a strong focus on home school and church in child development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
J. W. Little
Tuxis
Zion Charel
Willie Andrew
Mr. Little
Death notices and community updates from Crandall district
Mrs. John McKenzie of Arrow River dies in Brandon hospital on Tuesday January 30. Local updates include staff movements to Winnipeg Markinch and Plumas, and a Hamiota visit. Crandall Ladies Aid reports a $18200 treasurer balance. Crandall seniors host a friendly hockey game with Arrow River, 12 to 1, and a rink project is discussed with Rev Brady chairing.
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John McKenzie
Arrow River
Brandon Hospital
Reid
Hamiota
Crandall and District
Crandall
Mr. Brady
Chater rink sale discussed and organizing factions
Mr George Angus gave a report on a Chater rink for sale priced at 300 dollars. The old Community Club was reorganized with Rev Brady as president and Angus as vice president. The Woman's Institute reported 136 dollars for rink fund and other groups contributed funds. A committee was appointed to pursue purchasing the Chater rink and expand it as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Angus
Chater
Brady
J. Clark
Treas
Woman's Institute
The
Dramatic Society
Hamiota Hospital Board Chooses 1923 Officers
The first meeting of the newly appointed Hamiota General Hospital board was held January 18 with Jobo Killoh absent. A. C. Little was elected chairman and A. L. Sutherland vice-chairman. Committees were named and a new fee schedule set: public wards 300 per day, private wards 500 per day, private wards require a $25 deposit on entrance.
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Hamiots General Hospital
Jobo Killoh
A. C. Little
A. L. Sutherland
Pearson Buildings
F. M. Coombs
Geo. O'Neill
J. G. McConnell
John Killoh
Annual Meeting of Hamiota Clydesdale Club Brims With Plans
The Hamiota Clydesdale Club met January 20 1923 in the Council Chamber Hamiota. President Jno Killoh chaired noting a brighter horse market ahead and a club balance of 180 dollars 90 cents with 48 members. They discussed securing Border Print stallion for 1923 and forming a district horse sales list to connect farmers with dealers plus advertising. Officers for 1923 were elected: President Jno Killoh, Vice President Wm Botlines, Sec Treas E G Wood. Directors Geo McConnell G S Fraser D Roberts M O Tremaine J Adams.
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Hamiota Clydesdale Club
Council Chamber
Hamiota
Jno Killoh
Killoh
Jos. Taylor
Souris
Man
Jno
Wm. Botlines Sec
Treas
E. G Wood
Geo. McConnell
G. S. Fraser
D. Roberts
M. O. Tremaine
J. Adams
Pacific ships bring silk cargo to east while rail lines expand
Vancouver reports the Empress of Canada lands and a long train of silk reaches eastern posts within 7 p.m.. Belfast calls on both eastbound and westbound CP liners, expanding port calls for Canada Ireland service beginning May 3. Lethbridge division extends to Shaunavon, Sask., with 725 miles of track. Ottawa mourns loss of F P Tinker who becomes Detroit district freight agent. Chatham police warn against speed and reckless driving after incidents near gates and a speeding car.
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Vancouver
A. L. Hailey
President Madison
Yokohama
Montreal
Belfast
Canadian Pacific
Glasgow
Southampton
Canadian Pe Steamships, Limited
Canada
Ireland
Metagama
Marburn
Lethbridge
Leth
Duvision
Aberta
Canadian Pacific Raitay
Saskatchewa
Lethbridge Operative Department of the Railway
Lethbridge- Weyburn
Shaunavon
Sask
Weyburn
Manyberries
Ottawa
F. P. Tinker
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tinker
Canadian Pacific and Associated Lines
Detroit
Canadian Pacific Steamship (O
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Chatham
Ont
Groves
William St
Liverpool library draws crowds amid busy shipboard stalls
A run on the Liverpool library shows heavy demand with over 4,500 hooks attributed to Cana dific liners. Bookstalls with latest magazines are now aboard all Canadian Pacific passenger steamers, while in London Ontario John Anderson, a P R conductor, retires on pension after a long service. Toronto reports a rapid Montreal to Toronto train trip of 358 miles in 6 hours 58 minutes despite a raging storm, carrying many students from McGill and Dalhousie universities.
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Liverpool
Anti
Tuis
London
John Anderson
P. R
Anderson
Canadian Pacific
Toronto
Montreal
Dallie and Meill
Windsor Station
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Radiwm
Lead Setishectio
R.L. Dickey
Winnipeg
Bennie
Royal Bank
Markinch, Sask
Plumas, Man
Ladies’ Aid of
Crandall Community Church
Mra E. Vance
Mre O'Hara
Mra
T. Borland
H Collyer
Susie Powell
Miniota
Edna Whitney
Essten Kember
DR. Robinson
Urntintamé@ Associates
Geeesé Fiver
Portage
Hamiota Hospital
Ivam Rr Trevn
Bart Ora
Alta
Murphy
Fren
C. Bennest
Hamilton
A Here
Mrs. Rostron
Royal Academy of Music
Incorporated Society of Musicians
Trinity College
Conservatorium of Music Leipzig
Germany
Bates
Norwich Cathedral
Dr Fricker
Leeds
Yorkshire
Charles Villiers Stanford
Royal Choral Society
Central House
Chas. A. Grobb
Optometrist
Fox
M. A. Whimster
Hamiota Man
Orrloon
Allan Ave
Court Hamiota
C.o.lf
Hamigta
Orange Hall
Frep. Watson Co.r
Hopeer Monmpay
Reo-Sec
Hamiota Lodge
C. F
Svening
Walter Beggs
J.T Anderbon N
Manitoba
Dr. Hudson
Abd Sur
Nwamiota Man
Harrison & Burgess
A. Harrison
J Bunecas
Minnedosa and
Orrick
Chas
Sheardown
Somerville
Arranp
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