City Council weighs bus line bonus for railway crews
At a city council meeting Aldermen debated a proposal to fund a bus line bringing CPR crews into town. A special committee was formed to study a one month trial, with Aldermen Tweed Forster McKay as members and Spencer acting mayor. Funds for street lamp globes and water gas connections were also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
McKay
Spencer
Forster
Tweedated
Hackvale
Roberts
Cousins
Ald
D. M. Finlay
Saskatoon
Water Commissioners
Dominion Mercantile Co
Northern H Electric Co
Finance Committee
Oakes & Everard
John Schmidt
J. W. McDonald
Star Theatre
Aki
F. F. Fatt
J. E. Howson
H. W. Ireland
Public Works Committee
Aldermen
Baker and Tweed
Roberts Manufacturing Co
Caledonian Iron Works Company
Can, Fairbanks Co
Wee
Revelstoke Sawfull Co
Geo. W. Crowe
W. E. Scott
H. Mueller Co
Canada Foundry Co
Canadian Fairbanks Co
H. C. Cooper
FL. C. Cooper Aicese
W. Barrie
Northern Electric Mig. Co
Sarmia Post
Biggar-Samuel
Tram Works
Tee Pee
J. OK. Drinnam
Ce Ae
Lamber & Mfy. Co
Ses
Seseneses Asaeee Eveene
Williamson & Nichol
Pene
James Morrison
Sss
Cee Eeteee
James Morrison Oo
Syssee Ceeree
A. B. LeBbane
Cee
Treas
James Rae
Rae
James Ree
Colin Lamb
J. Lt. Kinley
W. J. Brotherton
J. Reynolds
Ottawa St
Lamb
Gee Geopee
Ireland
J. Hutchamgon
T. J. Fleager Yi
T. FT. Fleager
T. J. Pheager
W. G. Néblock
Council
Medicine Hat
Macleod
Leth Bridge
C.P. R
Niblock
Huckvale
Tweed
Cooper
McCarroll
Spokane
Forster and
Gas Commissioners
Temperance Talk by Alderman Hales at Baptist Church
Dominion Councillor R. T. Hales described temperance work and its Canadian relevance in a West tour. He urged stricter controls, noted five thousand deaths annually from intemperance, and argued hotel and bar separation while stressing public welfare over individual liberty. Grand Councillor R. W. McGee of Wolseley also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Uales
Turemo
Hales
Torgato
Canada
West
Manitoba
Liquor Interest
Toronto
R. W. McGee
Wolseley
Aso
Verdict rendered in wreck inquest at Medicine Hat
The adjourned inquest into James Nicholson's death resumed at the Court House. Witnesses describe engine 762, engineer Nicholson, and operator Ritchie with hours long shifts. The jury found death from a head on collision caused by failure to note train 17 in clearance papers and to verify the train register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nicholson
Court House
Harry Thompson
Medicine Hat
Nicholson
No. 17
Claude Mansfield
Ritchie
Coleridge
C.P.R
G.T.P
Moir
Banff
J. A. Cameron
Woodland
Comedian Pacific Railway
Durmore Junction
Ben
Issuiig
Sax
W. J. Archambault
James Shaw
Robert Twobey
Duncan McEachren
Howard Grey
P. Millett
Mansfield
Iis
Irvine Agricultural Society Exhibition Delayed to October 2
Irvine hosts its first exhibition by the Irvine Agricultural Society on October 2 rather than September 22 as previously announced. The event is expected to be a gala day for Irvine with displays and activities for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine Agricultural Society
Irvine
Mayor Cousins Attends Union Conference in Montreal
Mayor Cousins returned from Montreal where he attended the Union of Canadian Municipalities meeting as delegate. He reports the next convention will be held in Medicine Hat, offering a pleasing assurance for the city’s officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
Montreal
Union of Canadian Municipalities
Medicine Hat
Winnipeg man married in First Baptist Church
Mr Ernest Junham arrived from Winnipeg with his ride. de was married on the 11th inst in the First Baptist Church by Rev Mr Shaw to Mise B. M. Steeves of Petitcodiac New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Junham
Winnipeg
First Baptist Church
Mr Shaw
Mise B. M. Steeves
Petitcodiac
N.B
Pretty Rome Wedding Unites Hazel Jean Smith and Victor Ready
A quiet afternoon ceremony at 4 30 at the Smith residence on North Railway Street joined Miss Hazel Jean Smith and Mr T Victor Ready with Rev J W Morrow officiating. The couple plan a six week trip to Toronto and Buffalo before settling in Marshall terrace on Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Smith
North Railway Street
Hazel Jean
T. Victor Ready
J. W. Morrow
St John's Presbyterian Church
Gladys
Lou Ready
Smith
T. Realy
Geo. L. Smith
Ride
Walter Clark
Garry Kinnear
Pettit
Allett
Calgary
F. H. Smith
Nita Smith
Nelson
Ready
Toronto
Buffalo
Marshall Terrace
Fourth Avenue
Pentland McCall Wedding at Agincourt Ontario
Isabella McCall daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McCall of Agincourt Ontario married Geo E Pentland MA former Windsor Collegiate principal and current mathematical master. Ceremony by Rev James Brown tied the knot under arbor vitae with bride in dark blue silk and lilies of the valley bouquet. Miss Elma Prothero played the wedding march. A sumptuous supper followed and the couple departed by evening train for Northern Ontario amid rice confetti and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCall
Agincourt
Ontario
Isabella
Geo. E. Pentland
Collegiate Institute
Windsor
James Brown
Fergus
Elma Prothero
Tulare
California
A July Wedding in Taber Welcomes Kathleen Wellington
A quiet home wedding at the Wellington residence united Kathleen Wellington to J Beverley White manager of the Alberta Drug and Stationery Co store. Rev D Jones performed the ceremony before close friends. a daily wedding supper followed. The bride received many costly presents and the couple will reside on Russell Ave. for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber Free Press
Robert Wellington
Kathleen
J. Beverley White
Alberta Drug Ard Stationery Co
D. Jones
White
Russell Ave
Plans Accepted for High School Building Project
The School Board met to discuss a new high school plan with Trustees Milne Colter and Niblock and Secretary Roberta forming a committee to select a successor for Asst Principal Hay at a salary of 1000 dollars annually. Architect Williams estimated costs at thirty five to thirty six thousand dollars as plans for brick and sandstone construction were reviewed. The proposed 70 by 115 foot brick building includes basement girls and boys recreation rooms, toilet facilities, storage, boiler and janitor spaces, a manual training room, a Board Room, cloak rooms, and a ground floor with four large classrooms and two front classrooms. The second floor centers on a 77 by 48 foot assembly room seating 476 with stage and semicentral labs for physics and chemistry and teachers rooms, plus lavatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brotherton
J. C. Colter
W. J. Niblock
D. Milne
J. Kennedy
Principdl Hay
Brotherton
Milne
Colter
Roberta
Williams
Niblock
Masonic Grand Lodge Opens 53rd Canadian Session at Niagara Falls
The 53rd communication of the Grand Lodge of Canada A F and A M convened at Niagara Falls Ontario with about six hundred delegates. Grand Master A T Freed of Hamilton presided in the Olympic Rink as the old gavel from John Graves Simcoe’s 1774 initiation was used. Aubrey White reported 396 lodges, 387 warranted, nine under dispensation, and noted membership and financial figures for the year, with growth yet to be fully tabulated due to late lodge returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Unt
Grand Lodge of Canada
A. F
A. M
Olympic Rink
A. T. Freed
Hamilton
Grand Lodge
John Graves Simcoe
Upper Canada
Union Lodge
Exeter
J. Rosas Robertson
Rolla
Aubrey White
Freemasons Elect Officers Across Districts at Grand Lodge
Nearly three thousand initiates entered Masonry this year. Elected D D G Ms include Ontario district leaders J White and A T H C Long. Grand Secy R L Gunn and Grand Treasurer E T Malone named. J E Fraser MP and Rev Frank Harper elected Grand Senior Warden and Grand Chaplain. London chosen for next Grand Lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D.G.M
District
Ontario
White
Whritby
Istrict
Ctonabee
A. TH. C. Long
Port Hope
R. L. Gunn
Hamilton
J. C. A Bertram
Ottawa
E. T. Malone
Toronto
N. Rutherford
Owen Sound
Board of General Purposes
A. Shaw
Kingston
A. J. Young
North Bey
S. A. Luke
W. D. McPherson
John Hoodless
J. E. Fraser
M.P.P
Niagara Falls
Frank Harper
Barrie
London
Court at Irvine disposes small debt case Weiss & Son v Eckie
Judge Mitchell held court at Irvine on Tuesday and ruled184 for the plaintiffs in the Weiss & Son versus Eckie debt dispute. D G White argued for the plaintiff and J J Mahaffy for the defendant. The judge traveled to and from the village with Deputy Sheriff Benson and the attorneys, returning in about one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Irvine
Weiss & Son Va. Eckie
D. G. White
J. J. Mahaffy
Benson
White
Mr Mahaffy
London Board Holds Firm on Cattle Embargo
A London correspondent reports the board of agriculture remains adamant about maintaining the cattle embargo despite ongoing debate and pressure from farmers and industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yorkshire Post
Board of Agriculture
Carpenters Organize Westward Locals Under Kinney
J. A. Kinney Western organizer for the Brotherhood of Carpenters spent four days in town boosting craft trade. He reports rising building activity due to a bumper crop, with fewer idle workers. Locals formed in Fernie Hosmer Macleod Lethbridge Methwrie Hat and at the city meeting officers were elected: President H. H. Harson, Vice President A. McCarter, Rec. Sec. A. W. Bell, Fin. Sec. J. A. Landry, Treasurer W. A. Finchbow, Conductor Albert Olson, Warden Samuel Turner, Trustees E. Broad A. McCarter S. Turner, meetings held first and third Fridays at Jahor Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Kinney
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters
West
Mr Kinney
Crow's Nest
Cranbrook
Hosmer
Herports
Fernie
Macleod
Lethbridge
Methwirie
H. H. Harson
A. McCarter
A. W. Bell
J. A. Landry
Treas
W. A. Finchbow
Albert Olson
Samuel Turner
E. Broad
Martin
S. Turner
Jahor Nall
Walsh Purchases Residence Adds To Irvine Plan
Sept Walsh bought Kuch residence and plans a large addition and alterations to accommodate his wife and family now living in Irvine. Heavy rains last week help crops and farmers anticipate a fair harvest. Mrs Vockeruth and family return from Winnipeg trip. local citizens improving hotel facilities with new furniture and beds at CPR waiting room and freight sheds. A bed in the post office was suggested as a sleeping area. License inspectors have been contacted and the Times correspondent learns they are in normal health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sept
Kuch
Irvine
Vockeruth
Winnnipeg
Wich
C.P.R
Times
Saskatchewan Election Writs Set for August Vote
Writs issued for a new Saskatchewan election with the nomina tion period set for August 7 and the poll on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Grassy Lake to host service by Fr Turbiaux
Rev. Fr. Turbiaux of St Patrick's Church will conduct a service at Grassy Lake this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Turbiaux
St Patrick's Church
Grassy Lake
Dreamers by Ruse Aim to Capture By Iron Escort
Binscarth Manitoba July 29 A reporter observes the Dreamers of Adam with their leader and children marching toward Yorkton. Inspector Junger joins in plain clothes to study plans as police prepare to arrest them near the Manitoba Saskatchewan border with Immigration Agent Speers guiding transfer back across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscorth
Man
Adamites
Binscarth
Harrowby
Yorkton
R.N.W.M.P
Sng
Junger
Manitoba
Speers
Trim
Binscarths
Langenburg
Marchwell
Saskatchewan
Sharpe
Fire at Royal Hotel sheds narrowly averted
On Tuesday night a blaze broke in the rear sheds behind the Royal Hotel with barrels of refuse. Officer Beaumont raised the alarm and prevented what could have been a major fire in Medicine Hat. A kerosene odor filled the area and ground near the barrels showed oil residue. Incendiarism is suspected and night watchmen increased vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hotel
Beaumont
Medicine Hat
New firm formed to run North Railway Street furniture business
Mr William Graham and Mr Hardie Turnbull join to acquire the furniture business of J. W. Thompson on North Railway Street. Mr Graham brings practical know how and Mr Turnbull's CPR connections promise a prosperous future for the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graham
Hmself
Hardie Turnbull
J. W. Thompson
North Railway St
Graham
Turnbull
C.P.R
Ames to Address Montreal Political Meeting at Opera House
On Monday August 3, A. E. Ames M P for a Montreal constituency will speak at an Opera House gathering. M S McCarthy M P and other leading Conservatives will also address the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Ames
M.P
Montreal
Opera House
M. S. McCarthy
Confirmation services held at St Patrick's Church
Confirmation services were held in St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church with His Grace Bishop Yegal from St Albert in attendance. A local event followed, with a community gathering featuring the Caron baseball team and a fundraising tea on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Roman Catholic
Orday
Yegal
St. Albert
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OVER
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Alderman Hales
Baptist Church
Jas. Nicholson
Irvine, Fair
Rome
Pentland
McCall
Médicing Hat Schools
Kathleen Wellington
Taber
Masonic Grand Lodge
Carpenters
Walsh
Inspector Junget
Yorktoa
Mary
Dominion Meteorological, Service
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