03 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
1
The article highlights the latest designs and trend ideas in trimming and novelty goods. It notes fresh patterns, materials, and ideas shaping contemporary fashion accessories and decorative items.
Medicine Hat defeats Lethbridge 8 to 1 in a lacrosse match on a pleasant afternoon. The Hat players display strong attack and improving defense, while the visitors show flashes of brilliance but lack team rhythm. Gate receipts and badge sales reach about 175 dollars as the city crowds the grounds to cheer the home club.
James H. Clark a 26 year old C P R fireman died after slipping into a coal chute pit while operating engine 667 at the round house. An inquest returned an accidental death verdict after post mortem revealed a badly broken neck. Clark, popular with coworkers, was buried in Grimsby Ont.
JOSEPHBURG reports three weeks of rain spoil a planned Coronation Day gymkhana and church fundraiser for St. Anne's. Visitors from Medicine Hat were expected. delays and weather caused postponement. The town notes a growing Lutheran church, new desks, organ gift, improved services, and a measles outbreak under control.
The Medicine Hat Public School at term end promotes students across standards I through V. Names appear for standard II senior and junior, standard IV junior, and standard V with recommended pupils listed for advancement. Notable lists include Mary Miniszewski, Lena Schmelter, and Gordon Cunliffe among others.
The Gentry Brothers showcase features the Forty Pony Act with forty Shetland ponies performing dances and camp scenes to thunderous applause. Pinto the baby elephant, hailed as the finest trained elephant in captivity, wows audiences and may remain with the show for years to come as it tours Medicine Hat next Wednesday, July 9.
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