Cabinet Talk For Saskatchewan Man Ferguson
Editorial note discusses Mr. Wm. Ferguson as a potential cabinet member from Saskatchewan or Russell. It endorses his North West representation, cites his business training for Public Works, and weighs parliamentary experience against past ministers. The piece argues for his consideration in a Manitoba cabinet and reflects on party balance and electoral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jerguson
Saskatchewan
Hugh John Mcdonald
Greenway
Manitoba
Ferguson
Russell
Messrs. Watson
Cameron
McMillan
Hail Insurance Directors Ousted At Winnipeg Meeting
The Farmers' Mutual Hail Insurance Company in Winnipeg held its annual meeting last week resulting in the retirement of four of its five directors who have run the office since the company began last June. The ousted directors face criticism that they acted for personal gain rather than farmers' benefit. The article notes the original incorporators used names to secure ten charter members and that the five directors named in the charter were to retire in favor of new appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Farmer's Mutual
Farmers’ Mutual Hail Insurance Company
Winnipeg
Strathclair Nominees Elected and Local Community Notes
Allan Marshall, D. J. Turner, Wm. Stewart, John Carter and J. Wellburn win councillor seats by acclamation. W. Reed and Robert Dalgarrie seek Reeve. Rev. Donald Sutherland inducted into Presbyterian charge with nine ministers at the ceremony and a Ladies Aid social. Mr Chisholm resigns from Rapid City church and moves to McGregor. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon mourn twin infant death. Skating rink project advances, John Roberts to replace Thos. Devlin as Cosmopolitan hotel manager. Cold spell continues with no sleighing yet. The party of Smith Russell returns from the mountain with elk and deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Marshall
D. J. Turner
Wm. Stewart
John Carter
J. Wellburn
W. Reed
Robert Dalgarrie
Donald Sutherland
Presbyterian Church
Thos. Devlin
Cosmopolitan Hotel
John Roberts
Thrilling Escape Brings Life Saving Breath to Davis
Charles Davis of Bowerston escaped a feared death from a two year lung ailment with Dr King s New Discovery. He praised instant relief and a permanent cure claiming the remedy has proven power to treat throat chest and lung troubles for 25 years. The medicine costs 50 cents to 1.00 and trial bottles are free at Dr Lawson s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Bowerston
Dr. King
Dr. Lawson
Roberts and Kitchener named to lead South Africa campaign
London announces Baron Roberts of Kandahar will command the South Africa forces with Gen. Lord Kitchener as chief of staff. The change follows perceived failures by Gen. Buller as British troops prepare for river battles and new Canadian contingents. Reports praise bravery in Natal and Chieveley Camp amid heavy fire and improvising sea transport for 120000 troops.
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London
Baron Roberte
Kandahar
Waterford
Ireland
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
Bobs
Lord Roberta
Great Britain
Lord Roberts
Associated Ress
Equia River
Goshen
Admiralty
Chieveley
Natal
Newdale Briefs Highlight Snow Need and Local Happenings
Mild weather gives way to forecasts of snow for sleighing in Newdale. George Mervin opens a busy barber shop. J McTavish W Irwin and daughter depart for two months in Ontario. Rainbow Concert at St. Andrew's Old Newdale raises 25 dollars. W Rose loses stable and cattle to fire. neighbors raise over 200 dollars in a subscription drive. Rose thanks donors for support.
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St. Andrew's Church
Old Newdale
Town Notes and Openings as Season Starts
McGregor’s rink opens for the season and a new harness baker is sought in town. A good building may be rented for the bakery. Dr. Stewart leaves for Shoal Lake to practice. W. Harray’s pool room to open next week. G. W. Ray completes store interior, now premier in town. Several youths plan to attend Portage for school. Rev. J Laycock spoke in Minnedosa on John Bull in his Sunday clothes. J Kelso of Russell visiting sister Mrs. W McTavish. J Crerar lost a good team of greys last Sunday to indigestion. No municipal election. Cord wood sold by T Devlin at Strathclair Station. Miss A Adams, summer teacher, returns home.
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Hamiota Herald
Tor Advertio
Jiatimer
Isu
Saar Atcchewans
Hepre
Sentatief
Apoi
Minnesota
Parker
Hail Insurance
Strathclair
Chisholm
Rapid City
McGregor
Portage la Prairie
Mrs. Gordon
Smith Russell
WAR News
Mounted Rifles
Mounted Police
Mounted Corps
Western
Canada
Williams
Newdale
George Mervin
J. McTavish
W. Irwin
Ontario
Stewart
Shoal Lake
Mr. W. Harray
G. W. Ray
the Portage
J. Laycock
Minnedosa
John Bull
Mr. J. Kelso
Mrs. W. McTavish
J. Crerar
A. Adams
the Herald
Marshall & Anderson
Hamiota, Man
M. A. Whimster
Hamiota
Man
Chas. Gray
C. McMurahhy & Co
Waterous Eagins Works Coo
The
Premier
Buffalo Pitts Niagara Thresherz
Waterous Gasoline Engine
Read Machines
Chatham Fanning Mills
Smpire
Mikado Dream
Dastems
Reterford
Court Hamiota
Fisit Ins
Faeruveux, Clr
JO. Jordan
Knights OF
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No. 10
O'Sloek
C. B. Stsrusys
J. W. Laxwwin
K.of
Hamiota Royal Black Preceptory
Orange Hall
Jos, Andrew
W.P. J. W. Lannin
Ragierean
Pioneer
L.O.L
Orange
Hemiota
A. Curnin
WLM
Jos. Axpraw
Rac
Viola Dale L.O.L
Viola Dale
Bretmer
AlLwats
Own
A. Bk. Brown
W. Maswras F. Mipparos
Hamiota Lodge
C.F
R. Johnson
Secratary
G. Caavanaugh, N.G
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M. ‘Tompson
Rsecordre
Salcomer
Mares
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F. Grey
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