Flour Mill to Boost Medicine Hat Trade and Jobs
Medicine Hat prepares a large flour mill project with a 50 hp boiler and engine, 36 by 46 feet building, five double stands, and 60 000 bushel elevator. It will process two barrels daily, expandable to twice that, using grain from the district and eastern territories. Site work is near completion and operations expected by mid September.
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Medicine Hat
Stratford
Building Company
McNeely
Wm. Johnston
Ont
Territories
Kootenay
Heorses
Sad Accident at Maple Creek Claims CPR Brakeman
A CPR brakeman James Lee was killed at Maple Creek while boarding a lumber car on a shifting freight near No 1 siding. He fell when a board broke and was run over by four wheels. Dr. Deane could not save him. Lee, a Brotherhood of Trainmen member, was bound for interment in Pennsylvania. Brakeman Smart injured in Swift Current caboose accident and expected to return to work soon. The Calgary court affirmed the Edmonds property tax sale. Millar & Burgess sold their real estate business to The Transfer, Real Estate and Commission Company. Pen d O’rielle customs office opened with F Sexton in charge.
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James Lee
C.P.R
Deane
Medicine Hat
Maple Creek
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Bridgeman
Friends
Pennsylvania
Smart
Swift Current
Dr. Smith
Smith
Calgary
Edmonds
Fatt
Highest place for Edmonton schools in exams
The Edmonton Post claims Edmonton schools topped the recent examinations with the highest average success rate, but Medicine Hat records surpass Edmonton with 88 percent. All pupils who wrote second and third class teachers exams and the Public School Leaving Examination passed. Names listed include Emma Collier Elma Cosens and others. Medicine Hat can be proud of its school record.
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The
Edmonton Post
Edmonton
Post
Medicine Hat
Emma Collier
Elma Cosens
McLaren Ewart
John Gordon
Grace Gordon
Ruby Kennedy
Gladya Sprague
Mary Taylor
Agricultural Society plans fall exhibition on October dates
The Agricultural Society held a Saturday directors meeting with Jas Rae presiding. They discussed securing a new exhibition site on the Herald and Mountain properties and set October 1 and 2 for the fair with government livestock judges. Prizes have been increased to boost exhibitor interest and the 1903 prize list is available from the secretary. The outcome aims for the best show yet under the Society.
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The
Agricultural Society
Jas. Rae
Herald
Stockyard Improvements At Dunmore And Stair
Mr. McMullen of C P R Live Stock Inspector informs Mr. Bray that the Dunmore stockyards will be enlarged and upgraded to suit growing trade. Work may start this summer or early next spring with relocation to higher ground about 100 yards west for drainage. Flooring and shedding to be added, boosting capacity to a two train yard. Stair yards to close and move west to Suffield due to Canadian Land and Ranch Co. property, seeking water and better stock shipping facilities.
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McMullen
Bray
Dunmore
Stair
Canadian Land & Ranch Co
Suffield
Magistrates Court Hears Laframboise and Summers Cases
Isadore Laframboise was committed for trial at the next Supreme Court sitting in November after a preliminary hearing at Havre Montana for horse stealing. William Summers was fined $50 and jailed one month at Maple Creek for being drunk while interdicted in a complaint by J I Bray license inspector.
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Walter Crosskill
J.P
Isadore Laframboise
Havre
Montana
J. H.G. Bray
Supreme Court
J. 1. G. Bray
William Summers
Maple Creek
Shipment of Bulls Arrives for Connors Bros Ranch
Connors Bros ranchers at Sounding Lake north of Red Deer receive sixty five Shorthorn bulls from Texas. The herd will be trailed north to the range as part of expanding operations.
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Messrs. Connors Bros
Sounding Lake
Texas
A Fine Warehouse by Marshall and Hunter
Marshall and Hunter completed a fine warehouse and workshop behind the Opera House Block. The building measures 46 by 51 feet with an eight foot basement and nine foot ceilings on the upper storey. A 25 by 25 foot top storey workshop, a 6 by 10 foot hoist, and storage for hardware are provided. A crematory furnace in the cellar disposes of burnable refuse, reducing rubbish. This addition yields over 15,000 feet of floor space, making it one of the Northiest’s largest buildings.
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Marshall & Hunter
Opera House
H.C. Buill
Dominion Meteorological Service Station Data
Lat 50 1, Long 110 37, height 2161 ft. Week ending Aug 12 shows max min temps at 6 p.m. for Aug 6 to Aug 12. Observed highs from 68 to 83 degrees and lows from 49 to 55. Precipitation recorded 0.20 inches.
Medicine Hat Lacrosse Defeated In Lethbridge Match
The Medicine Hat lacrosse club traveled to Lethbridge on civic holiday Tuesday and lost 10 to 6 to the home team. The loss sets up a potential rematch back in Medicine Hat for the Taffee trophy. Councillor D. Milne returns from Winnipeg. Wash E. Collins, IOOF organizer, is in town. F. Forster of Pincher Creek, Champion machinery agent, plans Medicine Hat as his HQ this week.
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Wash. E. Collins
The
Independent Order of Foresters
F. Forster
Pincher Creek
Champion Machinery
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Medicine Hat Trading Co
Montserrat
Crosse & Blackwell
the Medicine Hat Trading Co., Ltd
Deering
Williamison
Rae
Enera
T. H. Rhodes
Earl of
Canada
E. J. Hunt & CO
F.T. Fish
House Furnisher
Furni
Fenuine Wisconsin Press
Pen'd'Orielle
F. Sexton
Coutts
Medicine Hat School
J. E. Loucks
Merrickville
M. Millar
Pembroke
T. Davidson
Moose Jaw
S. Weir
Regina
Crow’s Nest
Post Office Department
Boards of Trade of
Macleod
Fernie
Nelson
Crow's Nest
C. Roche
C.P.R. Roundhouse
Chicago
Benedicts
Roche
J. K. Drinnan
Nurse Drinnan
Mr. Drinnan
Frank
Mayor Hawthorne
Banff
West India
Cawker
Assa
Dominion Meteorological Service
Medicine
D. Milne
Winnipeg
Sox
A. M. Wright
A.M. Wright
Assiniboia Music Co
Ine Wesinck CN
Medicine Hat, N. W. T
J. M. Paul
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