Subways Plan Delayed As City Hears Expert Proposals
The Irvine city council public works committee postponed a decision on the Esplanade subway plan after reviewing estimates from engineers including Levine and others. Ground pressure concerns and piling needs were debated, while a report from the railway commission and burgesses vote were awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Committee
Aldermagy
Stuh
Spencer
Messia
Mears
Levine
Berm
Tie
Railway Commission
Po R
Fagan
Montreal Engineering Company
Calgary
C. S. Blanchard
Mr. Schragg
Consing St
Winnifred and District Roundup of Holidays and Local News
Mr and Mrs C A Larson travel to Bottineau North Dakota to spend holidays with old friends Roy Colthorp visits eastern states then Toronto before crossing into Michigan Winnifred Odd Fellows seek permission to confer degrees at Medicine Hat grand lodge session Nelson Spencer MP P of Medicine Hat spoke at Farmers institute Servia Megs wins silver medal in Odd Fellows contest The Last Days of School performed by local youths draws large attendance Several locals testify against J J Uleman for CPR advertising fraud resulting in ninety day sentence Winni Fred agricultural society elects officers plans two new buildings Society debt paid in full Odd Fellows run goat training for Fred Nelson John Rygg buys two purebred cattle at Grassy Lake community notes and cattle sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Larson
Bottineau
North Dakota
Roy Colthorp
Michigan
Toronto
Winnifred Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Medicine Hat
Nelson Spencer
M.P.P
Farmers’ Institute
Odd Fellows Hall
Servia Megs
A. E. Kendall
H. E. Sands
J. D. Fisher
R. A. Parker
Grassy Lake
J. J. Uleman
C.P.R
Uleman
Winnifred Agricultural Society
I.C.C.F. Hall
Dan McDougald
Alex. Smith
John Barber
Treas
G. Murray
H. Flett
John Rygg
John Sward
Peter la Marsh
A. BE. Kendall
W. Fuller
John Campbell
A. Chisholm
J. V. Geath
T. L. Parker
John Christopherson
J. F. McFarlane
Katherine Munro
Odd Fellows
Fred Nelson
Doondale Notes: Miss Zora Dearinger Visits Doondale
Doondale reports Miss Zora Dearinger from Lucky Strike visiting her uncle W R Long. Bert Collier hauls seven hundred bushels of wheat weekly with two four horse teams. Altora do U F A held its annual meeting on Friday December 5 with Russell McFall president and Harry Mackenzie secretary treasurer. A 12 pound daughter Cas is welcomed at the home of Mr and Mrs R McFall. Farmers anticipate bad weather in 1914 and busy prairie hay gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Collier
Formost
Altorado
R. McFall
Cas. Young
Lethbridge
Irvine Residents Celebrate Christmas and Upcoming Masquerade
Irvine notes a holiday wish for 1914 success and happiness. Skating is active with locals including Ashe Crawford Walker Barrigan Price and others on the dam. Miss B Crawford sprained an ankle, speedy recovery wished. A masquerade ball at Magnet Opera house New Year’s Eve, tickets $1.50 for gentlemen, ladies free. Allison Hurdman returns for Christmas. Mr and Mrs H S Newby spend holidays with Walsh hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harris
W. Corbett
Irvine
Ashe
W. Mediutosh
Wy Mcdntogh
Jean McIntosh
Flo. Crewe
Mrl Dawson
J. G. McFarlane
J. Price
Gus Heine
Algernon Mort
McKenzie
Saskatchewan
1.0.C.F
Christian Sturm
Mrs. Ashe
Irene Crawford
Lethbridge
F. Walker
Carlstadt
3B. Crawford
Medicine Hat
Magnet Opera House
Allison Hurdman
Newby
Irvine Poultry and Pet Stock Association Adds New Members
New members joined the Irvine Poultry and Pet Stock Association this week bringing total membership to thirty one. Notable arrivals include Got fried Zeiffle Mrs F Corby Wim Hawthorne F Etter Frank Kuehn H Jenkins and Robert Weiss. A breeding pen of four dark English Indian Runner Ducks arrived for president F Corby and the birds were showcased at the fall fair. Edward Corby earned a special prize for best pair of the variety and at the Buffalo exhibition. The ducks are from the prize winning pen and observers are invited to view them at Fall View Ontario location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotfried Zeiffle
F. Corby
Falla View
Ontario
Edward Corby
Buffalo, N. Y
Carlstadt Anglican church dedicated as St Mary’s
Special to the News Carlstadt Dec 23 The new Anglican church at Carlstadt was dedicated by Bishop Hardinge of Qu Appelle assisted by Rev A E Burgett and Rev T W Cunliffe. The church will be known as St Mary’s Carlstadt. The Women’s Auxiliary prepared the church and hosted a reception at Mrs T H Wagner’s home with afternoon tea.
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Carlstadt
Hardinge of
Qu'Appelle
A. E. Burgett
T. W. Cunliff
St. Mary's Church
Hardinge
Cunliffe
W. M. Cotter
Gehringer
T. H. Wagner
Burgett
Three Councillors Elected at Carlstadt
In Carlstadt on December 22 the 1914 council was chosen. Elected were W. M. Cotter W. L. Lloyd and F. E. MacDermott. Nominated last Monday were H. W. Johnston Frank Stead and Albert Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlstadt
W. M. Cotter
W. L. Lloyd
F. E. MacDermott
H. W. Johnston
Frank Stead
Albert Cole
Gazetted Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Named
Among those gazetted as commissioners for taking affidavits is George C. Armstrong of Medicine Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Armstrong
Medicine Hat
Spencer Elected President of Ranchers Union Meeting
Spencer was chosen president as southern province ranchers meet at city hall to oppose the government stance on leasing ranch lands. The convention includes about forty ranchers from across the province and western Saskatchewan with Sidney Hooper as vice president and J J Poyce as secretary. An executive committee was also elected and a full report will be published after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Supply Company
Menroy
Tadar Street
Herald Avenue
W. R. Martin
Corona Hotel
Cecil Hotel
Ranching Commission
Saskatchewan
John H. Spencer
Sidney Hooper
J. J. Poyce
School Board approves three year architect contract
The School Board hired McCoy and Levine for three years at 3000 dollars annually and presented high school sketch plans to be completed soon. An annual school report will be published, Supt. Hay to collect data, and the secretary role will merge with purchasing. Secretary candidate declined. advertisements will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. McCoy & Levine
Supt. Hay
Napier
Stand for Christ Emphasized at Washington Ave Meeting
W Burkland and KR. PD Edmonton each fined $3 for drunken disorderly conduct after a sermon at Washington Ave church. John F. Brown urged a steadfast Christian stand from Acts 4:14, appealing for real commitment rather than emotion. Meetings continue every evening at 8 o'clock.
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W. Burkland
KR. PD
Edmonton
Washington Ave
John FE
Brown
Christ
God
Dunmore Fire Destroys John Crane Store and Building
A blaze in Dunmore last night destroyed John Crane’s store and building. Losses exceed $5,000 for the structure and $8,000 for stock, with $4,000 insured. The nearly new building, built last summer, was engulfed and ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
John Crane
Christmas Socials and Weddings Across Cities
The piece lists holiday visits and events including Knox church Sunday School giving evening with groceries and gifts, ordination at St Barnabas, engagements rail across Calgary Vermilion and Medicine Hat, weddings in Antelope and Strathdonal d, and reunions of Misses Morrison and families with messages of Christmas spirit and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Leeds Sweepers Stand Firm Amid City Service Strike
A volunteer corps of sixty prominent Leeds professionals and merchants cleaned streets for six hours under police guard after municipal workers struck over demands. Another group manned water and power services as riots and stone throwing met their efforts, demonstrating civic resolve during the industrial dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
England
Citizens’ League
Devic
Borden and White Address Travellers Banquet
Borden and White told commercial travellers that hard times are past at the Dominion Commercial Travellers Association annual banquet in Montreal. The Place Viger Hotel dinning room was crowded as George A. Mann presided. speakers predicted national recovery and democracy’s opportunity as Canada remains prosperous within the British empire. Attendees included ministers Graham and Doherty, senators, mayors, and chamber of commerce leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden and
WHITE
Montreal
Bee
Dominion
Place Viger
George A. Mann
Pressery Borden
Tion
Wo Rawhite
Borden
Atlantic
Austratia
Hon. Geo. PB
Graham
Voghette
Sither
Dina Peat Ip Des Hee
Oy Oday
Ctadk
McGit University
Rer fTeboe
Canada
J. H., Doherty
Bring Nant
Louis Condere
G. Prahi
William Mitchell
la Vallee
Col. Labelle
Obalsky
Adelard Fortier
Chamber of Commerce
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Qubway
Esplanade
CPLR
Alberta
Co PL Ro
CPL
Mil Bee
Ember
Notie
Winnifred
Doondale
Zora Dearinger
Lucky Strike
W. R. Long
Irvine Poultry and Pet Stoce Association
Commission
H. B. Browne
Kealy
Miller
Browne
Wim. Podington
Barber
Cuw
Trust and Guarantee Company of
Key Zanilz
Mike Shipke
Zandz
Shipke
Zan
Riz
Misses Morrison
Ezra Pearson
Jerrold
City
St. Barnabas Church
Walter Blackstock
Phoenix B. C. Bank of Commerce
G. M. Blackstock
Bethlehem
M. A. Brown
W. B. Marshall
F. J. Marshall
Messrs
James and
John Mitchell
Margaret Mitchell
Jacqueline Ewart
James English
Willow Creek
E. J. Fewings
Braemar Lodge
Thomas
Mar-guerite
Edith Shaughnessy
H. Vincent Meredith
Duke and Duchess of
Estelle Mary Craig
R. L. Craig
Vermilion
Ernest Reynolds
Judge Reynolds
Brockville
Ont
Mrs. Macdonald
Strathdonald
Goderich
Mary Lillian
Roy Weatley Henry
Alta
Antelope
Sask
Margaret Benson
J. Benson Wilson
Green River
John J
J. A. Bradley
Regina
Westminster Church 8. S
Alberta St
T. Hopper
Eleanor Huckvale
Havergal Ladies’ College
Grace Cousins
St. Margaret's Ladies’ College
Mr. R. B. Davidson
Col
F. O. Sissons
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
Chas. W. Underhif
Saskatoon
Main Street
London
United States
Kate Lowes
Salvation Army
Bramwell Booth
Army
W. Allen McGregor
Penny Lee
Brandon
Bishop Hardinge
Mr.r
Winters
A. W. Moore
Fifth Avenue Methodist
Joseph McAlpine
Rose Glenn
Alice Temple
Wardington
A. S. Tuttle
Lethbridge and
MacLeod
Columbia
8.C
Charlie Jaggers
Charlie
Welland, Ont
Fred Dunn
St. Thomas
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