05 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
1
An Ontario hotel host followed claims of a South American Kidney Care and replaced his doctor. After a few days his health improved, and he now heads toward full recovery, convinced the remedy is kidney specific and rapid.
Market notes from London and Liverpool show cattle prices steady or firmer for Canadian stock with best Canadian cattle around 12 to 14 pence and sheep trading near 13 pence. Private cables varied, marking private quotes of 12½ to 14 pence for Canadian cattle and 12 to 13½ pence for sheep, with slight firming reported by June 29 in cattle and live sheep prices ranging 12 to 13¾ pence.
Medicine Hat celebrated Dominion Day with a full day of sport and a concert. Visiting Lethbridge clubs joined in lacrosse and baseball matches, a lacrosse victory for Medicine Hat, and a variety of races and a promenade concert at the Opera House. The day ended with fireworks and prizes awarded by Mayor Finlay.
The twelve bulls and two heifers from the Old Country, purchased by Manager Andrews for the Canadian Land and Ranch Co, arrived at Stair farm after four months travel and quarantine. Ellis says the livestock are an exceptionally fine lot in good condition. Two Hereford bulls were unloaded at Crane Lake farm. Prices in recent cattle sales range from 3.40 to 3.50 per cwt for steers and 2.75 for cows, with buyers including Burns & Co of Calgary and Robt. Scott.
The list shows pupils promoted at annual examinations with attendance and ability criteria. Notables include Roy Grant, Lissa Hargrave, Sybil Alexander, Jennie Mitchell, and Florence Cooper in Standard V, plus many others across Standards IV and III. Promotions in lower standards will be announced when school reopens.
On June 27 at noon at Maple Lane Dummer Eva Jean Edwards, third daughter of Samuel Edwards, married William Crawford of Medicine Hat. Rev. Hyde officiated in Warsaw with Edith Garbutt and Minnie Rawlings as bridesmaid and Tra Snelgrove as groomsman. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, traveled by train to Detroit and Sarnia and will reside in Medicine Hat.
The Dunmore notes report pupil promotions with passing marks from various grades and list names Nellie Johnston Dorothy Ellis Hattie Harper Eva Johnston Annie Sute Jean Claustre of Maple Creek visits Medicine Hat for Dominion Day with friends and sails on the Assiniboia where he serves as commodore for the day.
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