City Council Debentures For Sewers Proposed
At the adjourned meeting Mayor Cousins and Aldermen discussed a sewer bylaw to issue 70000 in debentures for new sewers. Voting sites were set for August 21 with City Clerk Roberts as Returning Officer. The session approved first readings and addressed inquiries from Merchants Bank and a New Brunswick manufacturer.
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Cousins
Penhale
Roberts
City Hall
F. S. Pingle
Roberts Manufacturing Co
Neilson
Montreal
Union of Canadian Municipalities
Dominion Power Co
Bell Telephone Co
Manitoba
Ald. Baker
Water Rationing Leads to Court Fines
Police and Council acted to enforce a bylaw on lawn service hours. Citizens faced magistrate court on Saturday and Tuesday with several fined a dollar and a half each. Hill residents were pardoned due to repairs at the power house leaving water intermittently available.
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Ain
Church Dedication at Gros Ventre Alberta
The Evangelical Association church at Gros Ventre Alberta will be dedicated on August 9. Rev L H Wagner P E of the Northwest District will preside with an English service at 1 30 p m. All are invited to attend.
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the Evangelical Association
Gros Ventre
Alta
Triune God
L. H. Wagner
P.E
Northwest District
Coleridge CP K Work Teams Meet Sudden Layoffs
A number of Coleridge workers on C P K projects were laid off on Saturday as management implemented staffing reductions across several teams. The move affected multiple roles with no immediate rehire announcements.
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Coleridge
C.P.K
Train arrivals system set by Board of Trade
Arrangements by the Board of Trade with Supt Lawrence CPR officials and Alberta Government telephone system will notify telephone customers of train arrivals and departures by calling the central office. Central will learn of any timetable changes and keep engineers informed.
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Board of Trade
Supt. Lawrence
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Central Office
Central
Baby's Own Tablets for hot weather stomach troubles
Warning about infant illness in heat and the need for Baby's Own Tablets to prevent or treat diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infantum. Mrs J Renard of New Glasgow testifies to a successful cure. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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J. Renard
New Glasgow
Que
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Bad Boys Break Windows Spark Police Attention
A 16 year old boy faced Magistrate Kealey for window breaking as property damage by youths on the north side rises. His father posted 500 dollars security to guarantee good behavior, with summons issued for about six more companions.
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Kealey
Lai
Summan
Appreciation of local kindness from Fork River family
Mr Welford of the Southern Alberta Land Company received a letter from Mr William King of Fork River Manitoba, brother in law of the late Duncan McHakren, thanking the company and citizens for their thoughtfulness and aid during their trouble.
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Welford
Southern
Alberta Land. Co
William King
Fork River
Man
Duncan McHackien
Mrs McKachren
CPR Appeal Heard On Roundhouse Assessment
The appeal of the CPR against assessment on roundhouse in Coleridge School District was heard on Tuesday before Mr Justice Stuart by special appointment. Judgment was reserved with H A Allison appearing for CPR and D G White for Coleridge School District.
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C.P.R
Roundhouse
Coleridge
Justice Stuart
H. A. Allison
D. G. White
Word of praise for Western growth by Ohio investor
Judge Fisher of Itaton Ohio a Red Chi Brick Company shareholder was quoted by the Victoria Colonist praising eight years of rapid Western development. He notes towns like Davis Medicine Hat Moose Jaw Prince Albert Calgary Winnipeg growing quickly and American capital flowing in with brick plants and low production costs.
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Judge Fisher
Itaton
Ohio
Red Chi Brick Company
Victoria Colonist
Davis
Medicine Flat
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
Calgary
Winnipeg
Berg
Chicagoe
Anderson
Indiana
Toronto
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Minnesota Press Association members visit city for two hours
Saturday morning Minnesota editors gathered in the city from six to eight o'clock. They were greeted at the depot by John T. Hall and other local officials and entertained with breakfast at several hotels. The party included numerous editors and representatives from Minneapolis St Paul and other towns, plus officials from The Times The News and various publications.
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Minnesota Press Association
John T. Hall
Board of Trade
W. Lacey Ray
The
Times
F. G. Forster
News
Alderman Mcway
L. B. Cochran
W. A. Clement
Journal-Radical
Waseca
J. J. Dobson
N. W
J. R. Landy
Olivia
Emil Leicht
Wentlicher Herald
Winona
Philip Leisch
Journal
New Ulm
BP. Co
Maple Creek Candidates and Fire at Toronto Street School
The Maple Creek constituency features W. R. Abbott and D. J. WyHe as Conservative candidates. A small roof fire at the new temporary school on Toronto Street caused damage but was contained by the Fire Brigade.
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Saskatchewan
Maple Creek
W. R. Abbott
D. J. WyHe
Toronto Street
Local Theatre In Custody As Bailiff Takes Control
The Bijou Theatre is held by a bailiff. Additional houses rise on Pill Street with Mr Pritchard and on Fitch Ave corner with Braemar Street by Mr H D BR Stewart. Subscribe now for The News.
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Pritchard
Fitch Ave
Braemar Street
H. D. BR. Stewart
Lord Roberts Plans Western Tour Arriving in Winnipeg
Quebec July 26 reports Earl Roberts has accepted a western tour invitation, likely reaching Banff. He is to arrive in Winnipeg on August 16, with Lord Strathcona invited but unavailable until the fall.
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Quebec
Cattle Prospects Reported Strong At Circle Ranch
Howell Harris, manager of Circle Ranch on Little Bow south of Gleichen, returns from roundup survey. Stock in fine condition with a large quantity of prime beef expected for export. Prices run higher, top exports at 4 ½ cents per pound live weight, others around 4 cents. Albertan.
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Howell Harris
Circle Ranch
Little Bow
Gleichen
Bricklayers' Union Formed In City
The Bricklayers and Masons International Union forms Union No. 5 in the city. The nine hour day pays 0c per hour. BK. W. Dunham serves as Recording Secretary.
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Union No
Bricklayers and Masons International Union
BK. W. Dunham
Supreme Court hears Toll vs CPR in Calpary appeal
At the Supreme Court en banc in Calpary on Friday the Toll case against CPR seeks to overturn a Stuart J judgment awarding Mrs Toll 4500 for her husband’s death in an accident near Medicine Hat. The appeal was dismissed with costs. Justice Beck read the decision with counsel D G White for Mrs Toll and R B Bennett for CPR.
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Supreme Court
Calpary
Tilly Toll
C.P.R
Stuart
Medicine Hat
Beck
Emcarred
R. B. Bennett
K.C
Sydney B. Woods
Crown
D. G. White
Toll
Mixed doubles at Medicine Hat Tennis Club tournament
On Esplanade Park courts at the Medicine Hat Tennis Club four mixed doubles matches were completed. Results: Long and Long defeated Terrill and Terrill 6-1 6-1. Huckvale and Watson won by default against Barreau and Tegh. Parker and Inwood beat Alexander and Oakes 6 2 6 6. Mitchell and Turpin defeated Cameron and Braper 6-2 6-4.
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Esplanade Park
Medicine Hat
Terrill
Fong
Long
Huckvale
Watson
Barrau
Legh
Parker
Inwood
Sybil Alexander
Oakes
Jennie Mitchell
Turpin
Allie Cameron
Bragg
Margaret Mitchell
Everard
Dunham
Proby
Sharp
Gordon
Bell
Sherwood
James
Stansard
Smith
Henderson
Miss Long
Mr Long
Mr Watson
Barreau
Tegh
Miss Parker
Alexander
Jennie Mitchel
Miss Cameron
Braper
Drinnan Sells Mercantile Business to Spencer and Todd
Mr J K Drinnan announces the sale of his mercantile business to Messrs Spencer and Todd, effective August 1. Drinnan will keep the implement business, close it out, and open an office behind the Star Theatre on Main Street, wishing the new owners continued local support.
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J. K. Drinnan
Spencer
Todd
Messrs. Spencer & Todd
Drinnan
Star Theatre
Main Street
New Band Leader Named for Citizens' Band
Kenora native Mr Fred Robertson arrives Monday to lead the Citizens' Band in Medicine Hat. He is brother to band member Scotty Robertson and comes highly recommended for the position.
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Fred Robertson
Kenora
Citizens’ Band
Scotty’' Robertson
Medicine Hat
Lost Prominent Citizens Reported Missing in Canada
Two Medicine Hat men, James Rae and Lige Becker, last seen wrestling a motor car near Boissevain Manitoba on a return from a Shriners convention in Minneapolis. They reportedly speak only English and may be wandering across Saskatchewan. identification papers on them. Families seek information.
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Medicine Hat
Boissevain
Maen
Shriners
Minnpeapolis
Saskatchewan
James Rae
Lige Becker
Irrigation Convention to Gather in Vernon British Columbia
Vernon BC hosts a major irrigation convention in August with Lt Govs Bulwer Alberta and Forget Saskatchewan, Hon F J Fulton, and many irrigation forestry officials and colonization groups expected to attend. Delegates and spouses may travel from Vernon at single fare.
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Vernon
B.C
Canada
Bulwea
Alberta
Forget
Saskatchewan
F. J. Fulton
Commission of Lands and Works
Boards of Trade
British Columbia
District Court Dockets Review of Zimmerman and Related Cases
District Court proceedings under Judge Mitchell feature multiple civil actions and verdicts. Zimmerman vs Schneller ends with mixed outcomes for Schneller. Henry Fuhrman receives suspended sentence for breaking and entering. Peter Fuhrman’s involvement withdrawn. Various judgments include Parkie vs Hays and Whiffin for 26 dollars, Harris vs Zimmerman for 150, and other small debt rulings.
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Mitchell
Zimmerman
D. G. White
King
Henry
Peter Fuhrman
Adolph Fremhghen
Henry Fuhrman
W. A. Begg
Miller
Peterman
Fisser
D. W. Kealy
Parkie
Hays
Whiffin
J. J. Mahaily
Harris
Johnston
Lyon
W. Kealy
Gray
Evans
J. J. Mahaffy
Morris Vs. Coleridge School District No. 178
True Church of Christ sermon at St Patrick's
Rev Father Sullivan of St Louis University delivered a Sunday address at St Patrick's on the True Church of Christ. He argued for one universal church, the duty to adore and serve God, and defended papal continuity and the necessity of sacraments, urging fair examination of Catholic faith.
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Father Sullivan
St. Louis University
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Sullivan, S.J
St Louis University
St Patrick's
Earth
Ife
Christ
Martin Luther
Hell
Luther
Church of God
Rome
Alps
Sion
Chent
Visit Hints King Family Ties and Ranch Size in Texas
Lieut Harry King of the Sixteenth Philippine Scouts, son of Gen Charles King, takes a two month furlough in Canada and hopes to meet Mr B Jenkinson from California. His Texas cattle empire spans Nueces Cameron Hidalgo and Store counties, about a million and a half acres with 40000 cultivated, 35000 calves branded this spring, managed by uncle Mead King.
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Harry King
Phillipine Scouts
Charles King
United States Army
Canada
Mr. B. Jenkinson
California
King
Meard King
Faust at the Open House Shines in Porter Weiser Production
A Porter J. Weiser stage presents Faust with striking scenery and strong acting tonight. The Open House audience enjoys a vivid interpretation of the classic tale, highlighting elaborate design and performances.
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Art Tewtbcier
Porter J. Weiser
Faust
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Seven Persons Coulee
Finance Committee
Wood, Gundy & Co
Ald. Tweed
Post Office
Citizens and Company
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Bad Boys
C.P.R. Appeal
Minnesota
Lord Roberts
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Bricklayers' Union
Medicine Hat Tennis Club
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