Induction of Rev Clarke at St Barnabay Church
A large congregation attended the Sunday service at St Barnabay Church for the induction of Rev E Cox Clarke by the Bishop of Qu'Appele. The sermon centered on the plea to encourage the rector, with guidance on attendance, cooperation, prayer, patience, and mutual support within the parish. In the evening six candidates were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Barnabay Church
Qu'Appelle
E. Cox Clarke
Joshua
Moses
Iis
Takbe
Christ's Church
Lord Christ
Divine Society
Grain crop samples show strong yields for Alex Wooley
On July 8 Alex Wooley of Gros Ventre submitted grain samples at The News office. Fall rye stood 5 feet 5 inches, Fall wheat 4 feet, Barley 4 feet 6 inches, Spring wheat 3 feet 5 inches, Rye grass 4 feet 2 inches, and Oats 3 feet q inches. Wooley reports his crops in splendid shape and expects a good harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wooley
Gros Ventre
Wedded at St John’s Church Unites Archibald Fisher and Isabel McVicar
At St John’s Church a quiet ceremony joined Archibald Fisher of Seven Persons to Isabel McVicar who had just arrived from Dunoon Argyllshire Scotland. Rev. J W Morrow officiated and the couple then proceeded to their ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Presbyterian Church
Archibald Fisher
Isabel McVicar
Dunoon
Argyllshire
Scotlan
J. W. Morrow
Fire Brigade Donation Acknowledged
Members of the Fire Brigade acknowledge a donation of funds from Hon W T Finley minister of agriculture as a show of support for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Finley
Royally Bred Stock Sold In Medicine Hat District
Mr David Cargill sold two five year old Clydes to H Bannister of DeWinton Alta. The two horses Maggie Fleming and Argaty, both bred in Scotland and Alberta, were noted as well set and showy and had won multiple prizes in Scotland and at the Medicine Hat Spring Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cargill
Medicine Hat
H. Bannister
DeWinton
Alta
Maggie Fleming
Royal Chattan
Argaty
Baromson
Scotland
Medicine Hot Spring Fair
Remarkable Yields Reported For T. L. Corbett Farm
Visitors to the city inspect the crops of oats and barley with experts predicting record bushels per acre for oats and unprecedented barley yields. Corn stands three feet high with long rows, while spring wheat, sown in June, progresses fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Corbett
Lay Corner Stone Ceremony Plans At School Board Meeting
At Monday’s meeting the School Board confirmed committees for Building Supplies and Maintenance and Teachers. They approved rebates on fees for leaving the city, accepted Nellie V. Cox’s resignation, and ordered various invoices paid. Architect Williams reported progress on the new school with concrete and walls rising, and a corner stone ceremony date to be coordinated with Premier Rutherford. The secretary's salary was raised to 30 monthly and ads for two primary teachers were authorized in the Mail and Empire. The board adjourned after tours of local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hamington
Archie DesBri
Gay
Brotherton
Nellie V. Cox
White, Watson & Co
Montreal Street
Toronto Street
B. F. Souch
The
J. Milne Co
J. H. Preston
St. Barnabas Church
James Rae
Hawthorne
Williams
Rutherford
Sec.treas
Ed. Fewings
Mail
Empire
White
Globe
Medicine Hat Council urged to grant funds for baseball
At a public meeting the Medicine Hat Athletic Association sought a thousand dollars to keep the professional baseball club in the Western Canada League. After strong speeches on advertising value and local benefit, the meeting endorsed the council grant by a large majority, noting rain and losses had strained finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Western Canada League
C. S. Pingle
Milne
Medicine Hat
Vuhat Medicine Hat
Hamilton
Ss.t. Hopper
C. F. Smith
Ceb
M. Leotard
Timself
Winnipeg
Caledonian Sports
Boys’ Brigade
Council of Medicine
John Benson
Andrew Patterson
Herbert
Swift Current
O. W. Kealy
Hall
C. E. Smyth
Patterson
Tle
Western Canada
D. G. White
W. T. Finlay
Manly
Whch
United States
Medicine Hat Glides Into Series as League Leaders
The Medicine Hat ball team returns from a western circuit trip still top of the league. They have won three of five games at Lethe Bridge this week and meet the Miners in a series starting Friday at 6:30 pm. Lethbridge stays in Medicine Hat until Tuesday evening, then Celgry and Edmonton follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethe Bridge
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Celgry
Edmonton
Bucking and Roping Contest Draws Western Riders
Medicine Hat to host an elaborate bucking and roping contest as part of the Canadian Union of Municipalities program on July 26 and 27. A. P. Day manages the event with forty to fifty outlaw horses sought from the region. Prizes include 150 dollars for first, 100 dollars saddle for second, 75 dollars saddle for third. W H Babb A J Day and R E Starkes serve as judges. Contest spans two days with Monday riders advancing to Tuesdays final. Roping featured on both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
A. P. Day
West
Canadian Union of Municipalities
R. E. Starkes
Cheap Banff Trip Planned by Odd Fellows
The Odd Fellows near completion of arrangements for an excursion to Banff on Saturday August 1 under their auspices. A large crowd is expected as return fare is unusually low for adults 6.05 and children 3.09. Tickets available from the committee, with purchases advised early due to limited numbers. The train leaves Medicine Hat Saturday evening and returns Monday morning. Further announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Banff
Medicine Hat
Prize for best roots and perennials at Medicine Hat show
The Southern Alberta Land Company, Limited offers prizes for best collection of roots and garden produce grown outdoors. First prize $25, second $10, third $5. The awards aim to attract gardeners and promise prestige and potential profits this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Agricultural Society
Southern Alberta Land Company, Limited
Tennis at Lethbridge beats Medicine Hat eight to six
Lethbridge defeats Medicine Hat in a tennis meet by eight events to six. In ladies singles Mrs Wilson and Miss Wilson of Lethbridge earned wins over Medicine Hat players, while men's and mixed doubles featured several wins for Lethbridge pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Mrs Wilson
Soames
Miss Wilson
Miss Parker
Miss Henderson
Miss Mitchell
Parker and
Mitchell
Everard
Harman
Tr. Homiball
Newcombe
Mclean
Barnsley
Higinbotham
Everard and
Horiball
Soames and
Seatle
Swift Current District Tops Canada Rainfall
In June the district south of Swift Current led Canada with 5 inches of rain. Medicine Hat recorded 2.7 inches, Edmonton 1.5, Winnipeg and Ontario areas about under 1 inch, while the Maritime provinces saw under 2 inches. The weather map shown to Mr W Crosskill, observer, was displayed in the Board of Trade rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Current
Canada
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
W. Crosskill
Board of Trade
Fire damages Medicine Hat hide and fur works
Fire broke out shortly after three o clock on Stardaye morning at the Medicine Hat Hide and Fur Company on St Railway street. The fire brigade confined the blaze to the building but the premises were gutted. Contents insured for 1800 dollars. Building owned by Albert Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Hide & Fur Company
St. Railway Street
Albert Hughes
Agricultural Society to Build New Stable at Grounds
The Agricultural Society has approved constructing a 36 by 60 foot stable with 24 box stalls at the exhibition grounds. Revelstoke Sawmill Co. supplied the lumber, the project to be completed by day labor under Mr Morden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Revelstoke Sawmill Co
Morden
Fall Exhibition Sets Aside Funds for Races and Attractions
The fall exhibition on September 15 and 16 will set aside about $500 for races sports and attractions to ensure a full program each afternoon. Likely headline event is a Marathon featuring Bennett the Joland fan, a top contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fal Bennett
Joland
Band in the Park Concert Schedule
The 21st Hudsars Band will play in the Park on Friday evening next and each succeeding Friday evening during the summer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudsars
Appointment of Trainmaster at Moose Jaw
W. A. McConnell, formerly band master for the CPR at Calgary, who has acted as relief train master at Macleod and Cranbrook, has been promoted to train master at Moose Jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McConnell
C.P.R
Calpary
Macleod and Cranbrook
Moose Jaw
Still Leading League Faces Arrivals on Tomorrow Lineup
New Medicine Hat players join the Moose Jaw roster as Dunn Campbell and Grimes get chances. Welsh may depart to Moose Jaw. Hat pitchers struggle in Lethbridge game. Manitoba rain delays Winnipeg and Calgary Edmonton matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Het
Dunn
Spokane
Campbell
Avberdeen
Butte
Dunnise
Lethbr
Grimes
Fleming
Moose Jaw
Robin Hoods
Welsh
Ward
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Leth
Wilson
Bennett
Davidson
Kelly
Townsend
Zimmerman
Canty
Killaly
Voss
Regina
L. Pc
Winnipeg
St Calgary
Reginaar
Brandon
Edmonton
Also Mentioned on This Page
EC. Clarke
Qu’ Appelle
Congregation of St. Barnabas
ST. John's Church
Fire Brigade
Donatio
A. C. Hawthorne
J. E. ‘Miers
Messrs Hawthorne
Miers
Messrs White
Kennedy
Messrs
W. J. Niblock
MIW
GOM
Alberta
Tilebridge
E Wiliams
M.C. Sackaipsr
Medicine Hat Sevens
Crimes
Med Hatters
Kilielv
Innnings
Winnipe
R.aise
Heinrich and
Stingley Speiser
al Anderson
Duff
Gegé
Poae Bennett
Wee Ete Grimes
Zingmerman
Aes Nee
Bennett Rf
Nelson Rf
Zianmeringa If
Ser Gees Ward
Childers
T' Harper
Whisitan
Joe Corrigan
See Nee Cox
Jack Corrigan
Lanch
Bell
Lynch
Corrigan
Cantyes
Whisman
Wiseman
Piech
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