25 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary line items note a Summer Wear collection at Medicine Hat Trading Co. stores with indications of a promotional sale and price remarks. Limited readable details suggest a bargain event or clearance push during the season.
A Revelstoke meeting of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen endorses its General Grievance Committee and President. The group suspends work for a month citing unfair press reporting and defers resumed work until ordered by the committee. Notices go to sub-divisions, Protective Boards, and newspapers. July 17, 190.
One thousand breeding ewes aged one two and three years offered for sale. For full particulars apply to H Cockbain Carstairs.
Geo Phillips purchases the Cruickshank homestead to start a henery. Those with chickens for sale are asked to call at the Pioneer Stables offering 50 cents each.
Medicine Hat wins 15-11 in a hard fought game at home as Creek makes late runs. Key players Whitlatch Navin and Danby shine for the Creek while Tweed McLeod form a strong Medicine Hat battery. Robin Dalton refereed the win, with surrounding praise for local sportsmanship and future matchups in Lethbridge and Cardston.
Stock shipments from Medicine Hat listed by W R Penland and Dr S Hall with numerous livestock counts including geldings mares and heifers from July dates. A separate School Board meeting notes read about teacher applications water supply terms kalfe mining school rooms and vaccine tubes with adjournment.
A garden party is planned at the home of Mrs. P Robertson tonight. In Lisgar, Richardson has been unseated in an unspecified election outcome.
The Town Council met Monday night with Mayor Finlay and Councillors Ross Lune Penhale Hutchinson and Forster present. Three applicants, J G Waldock A Eddy and W Cross were considered for Chief Engineer of the waterworks, but no appointment was made before adjournment.
The body of N. J. Peterson was found after a hayfield accident but a coroner ruled the throat wound likely self-inflicted. A jury concluded death resulted from a knife wound while Peterson was temporarily insane. He was forty three, respected, with a ranch, cattle, and life insurance policies.
Yoder sues T Palmer alleging sale of cattle bearing brands 9 V V and U U 2 acquired from Palmer. Palmer sold cattle with U U2 later to J Ellis with about twenty head dispute. Magistrate ordered trial next fall term. Crown Prosecutor Mitchell led case with O W Kealy for Palmer.
Mrs. N J Peterson thanks numerous friends through THE News for services of kindness during her recent bereavement.
A brief ad-style note claims Foot Frost positively cures sweating sour smelling and hot burning feet. It mentions an asc box for ordering.
Quart bottles of lime juice priced at 4 cents and pint bottles at 5 cents are noted in the listing.
Mr J Monty offers a $25 reward for the conviction of those maliciously torturing his horses and cattle. The animals show severe burns as if from strong acid and in one case have died from injuries. The item appears in a Macleod Advance column.
Liverpool reports cattle firmer at 11 to 12c per pound on estimated dressed weight. July 15 figures show American cattle and Canadian fat cattle steady with top around 12c. Sheep sold 10% to 13 1 4c for rams to yearlings. A conspiracy trial quotes a prosecuting definition of a scab as a traitor in trade, self serving and despised. Rev J W Lamby attends Epworth League in San Francisco. Rev Kerr led Sunday services.
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