Mayor Finlay Re-elected and Councillors Chosen in Quiet Elections
Municipal voting proceeded quietly with low turnout due to income tax disqualifications. Mayor Finlay won by a large majority, Pendale, Hutchinson, and Forster re elected. several councils in Moose Jaw Lethbridge Calgary also reported mayoral wins and alderman selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlay
Messrs. Pendale
Hutchinson and
Forster
Medicine Hat
Pendale
Gold Council
W. T. Finlay
D. Milne
D. A. McDonald
J. F. Bole
C. J. McCusken
Moose Jaw
J. Rutherford
J. R. Green
M. J. McLeod
W. Hannah
Lethbridge
W. Oliver
John Kenny
Oliver
J. H. Fleetwood
A. B. Stafford
M Barford
Calgary
J S. Mackie
Messrs
J. J. Young
J. A. McKenzie
Sol. Spafford
T. A. Hatfield
R. B. O'Sullivan
T. Underwood
John Creighton
Jno. Emerson
J. E. Eckersley
November Honors Earned by School Pupils
The November honors list shows Standard VII pupils Mary Rae and Earl Porter, Standard VI Willie Finlay Alice Burnell Eliza Bailey Mary Mitchell, Standard V Jennie Mitchell Lissa Hargrave, Standard IV Annie Jackson Mary Jackson Walter Munday Ella Rae Eason Horner Elina Cusens Mearle Gordon M Nicholson, Standard III Sr Gladys Sprague Bert Munday Jack Porter Frank Calkins, Standard III Jr Eva Miniszewsky Magic Stewart Frances Barreau Katie Rae Bessie Robertson James Mclennan Evelyn Rae Thos Phillips John Gordon Chas Evans Robi Mitchell, Standard II Sr Georgie Gordon Annie Muir Maud Armstrong Martha Kajewskie Margaret Muir Dora Minizewsky Colin Bray Arthur Marshall Thelma Muir Jessie Mitchell Rave Adsit Lorris Walton Chas Wilson Frank Bentley W Cooper Mabel Littleford Lucy Wilson C Nicholson A Hughes C Hargrave Edgar McLennan John Mitchell Jim Calkins Pearl Outendicke Edith Clark A Douglas Clare Forster, Standard I Sr J Ewart Alice Adsit Lizzie Dalton Edward Phillips, Standard I Jr Ina White James Rice Clifford Gerow Pearl Beebe Nellie Wagstaff Lena Schmelzer. Number enrolled in November 310, average daily attendance 256, attendance 83 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rae
Earl Porter
Willie Finlay
Alice Burnell
Eliza Bailey
Mary Mitchell
Jennie Mitchell
Lissa Hargrave
Annie Jackson
Mary Jackson
Walter Munday
Ella Rae
Eason Horner
Elina Cusens
Mearle Gordon
M. Nicholson
Standard III
Gladys Sprague
Bert Munday
Jack Porter
Frank Cal
Edmonton 1900 Financials and Local Notes
The town financials show taxes of 28 550 and a bank debt of 16 000 with a grant of 909 to the General Hospital. Debenture debt totals 87 798 with a sinking fund of 25 727. A Royal Arch Masons lodge was instituted here last week. Messrs. Hunter of Namaha are in town. A Summer day.
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Edmonton
General Hospital
The
Royal Arch Masons
Messrs. Hunter
Namaha
Railway Trackmen Conclude Third Biennial Convention
The Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen finished its third biennial convention with installation of grand lodge officers. John T. Wilson of St. Louis reelected grand president. A B Lowe Kingston Ontario first vice president. other officers named. St. Louis chosen as next convention site for 1902.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
A. B. Lowe
Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen
John T. Wilson
St. Louis
Kingston
Ont
Card of Thanks from Mrs Flack to St John’s parish
Mrs Flack expresses gratitude to the officers and members of the Ladies Aid Society of St John’s Presbyterian church for a pretty gift and good wishes for the New Year. She extends seasonal greetings from Maple Creek dated December 11, 1900.
Finlay Thanks Medicine Hat Electors for Strong Re election
Mayor W T Finlay thanks Medicine Hat voters for a large majority re election and pledges to continue to prove worthy of the office in the future as in the past.
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Medicine Hat
W. T. Finlay
Woolen Mill By-law Vote Urges Medicine Hat Manufacturing Push
Voters weigh the Woolen Mill By-law while Medicine Hat’s future as a manufacturing center is debated. The German phrase Lord Kitchener is not related to current Canadian artillery or mounted troops.
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Medicine Hat
Lord Kitchener
Canadian Artillery
Josephburg Weddings Bring Season Of Union
In Josephburg the wedding season begins with the Nov. nation joining Mr. C Hare and Christina Schenkenberger second daughter of Mr. Chas Schenkenberger. Another marriage soon to follow with plans for winter intervals. R Elson injured after his horse fell on him while riding. A Bean resumes teaching at Newbury school, first taught there during the school’s opening six months. Miss Murray departed for Guelph on Nov. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hare
Christina
Chas, Schenkenberger
R. Elson
A. Bean
Newbury School
Clayton-Hazzard Wedding in Estevan and Medicine Hat
Richard Stopford Clayton married Miss Hazzard at Estevan Church of England with Rev. Terry conducting. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs. Moore head’s home and a reception supper at the Silver Moon Restaurant in Medicine Hat. The couple will reside on a Cypress Hills ranch.
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Richard Stopford Clayton
Miss Hazzard
Estevan
N. W. TL
Terry
Church of England
Moorehead
West
Walter Blackburn
Clayton
Mr. Blackburn
Medicine Hat
Mr. Clayton
Silver Moon
Dr. Coleridge
Mrs. Clayton
Cypress Hills
Northwest
Agricultural Society Elects 1891 Officers at Quiet Meeting
The Annual Agricultural Society meeting in W Cousins office Saturday afternoon reported a sound financial state per secretary Bray. Elected officers for 1891 include President W Cousins 1st Vice President N H Ross Vice President Jas Rae Secretary Treasurer J H G Bray auditors F G Forster and W N Adsit and a large slate of directors led by John Hawk and Chas Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Agricultural Society
W. Cousins
Mr. Bray
N. H. Ross
Jas. Rae
Sec.Treas
J. H.G. Bray
F.G. Forster
W.N. Adsit
John Hawk
Chas. Mitchell
Alex. Middleton
I. B. Cochran
G. Forster
Jas. Hargrave
W. Houghton
D. Milne
Flo. Sisson
Robi. McCutcheon
F.C. Whitelock
Thos
Littleford
Fred Smith
J. A. Grant
E. Walton
Donations Acknowledged For Hospital Board
The Board of Directors expresses thanks for numerous donations including cash from Jas Rae five dollars W Williamson five dollars Mr Grundy Winnipeg two dollars Medicine Hat Printing and Publishing Co five dollars Win Crawford twenty dollars N S Jones one dollar W J Hyde five dollars Geo Noble fifteen dollars H H Ross twenty five dollars T W Snowden five dollars W Woollven five dollars J Mutch eight thousand seven hundred dollars J Nowiski five dollars C Radbourne four dollars J Brown five dollars J Baldwin five dollars J Murphy five dollars Small sums from Jas Horner twenty five dollars fifty cents T H Boone five dollars Maple Creek community gifts of fruit basket grapes clothing and books provided by Mrs Speedway Miss Coppock one arm chair Mrs Nicholson reading equipment T Mayberry eggs HI Brier vegetables C Cruickshank two loads potatoes Miss E Clark reading matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Rae
W. Williamson
Mr. Grundy
Winnipeg
Medicine Hat Printing and Publishing Co
Win
Crawford
N. J. Peterson
Seven Persons
N.S. Jones
W. J. Hyde
Geo. Noble
H. H. Ross
T. W. Snowden
W. Woollven
J. Mutch
J. Nowiski
C. Radbourne
J. Brown
J. Baldwin
J. Murphy
Jas. Horne
New Century Methodist Church Medicine Hat Opening Program
The New Century Methodist church in Medicine Hat announces opening services led by Rev. Janes Woodsworth and Rev. W. H. Emsley with a union meeting, evening service, and special choir music. A December 17 banquet and platform meeting follow in the church basement and auditorium respectively. J A Grant chairs. wolves bounty payments total 306 for Nov, 162 for Oct, 1,468 since April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Methodist Church
Medicine Hat
Attra. m
Janes Woodsworth
W. H. Emsley
Bratdon
Woodsworth
Emsley
Goard
J. A. Grant
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Macleod
Ce committee plans second Annual Ball at Opera House
The Ce committee from the B. R. Ti and RB. 1. Ti lodges moves forward with plans for their second Annual Ball to be held in the Opera House on January 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Ti
RB. 1. Ti
Opera House
Dentist Adverts with Pain-Free Extractions
Dr Coleridge, graduate of Philadelphia Dental College, offers temporary office at Room 20 Assiniboia Hotel for teeth extractions without pain.
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The
Philadelphia Dental College
Assiniboia Hotel
Maple Creek Doctor to Visit Commercial Hotel
Dr Coleridge will be at the Commercial Hotel Maple Creek on Tuesday and Wednesday the 18th and 19th of December. Appointments may be made at the hotel or with Mr Barnard at Dixon Bros.
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Maple Creek
Coleridge
Barnard
Dixon Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Medicine Hat Trading Co., Ltd
Merry Christmas
Railway Trackmen’s Convention
Ilidwinter Fair
Josephburg
Clayton-Hazzard
Agricultural Society
J. F. Robinson
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