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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
11
Complaint reports weekly thefts at slaughter houses with ten derloin, ropes, and a rifle stolen. Victim Mr. Robert Mitchell notes repeated losses and suspects local culprits, regardless of their skin color, as security concerns grow in the district.
The river water has risen dramatically surpassing flood levels from 1902 and extending eight feet since yesterday. It remains twelve feet from the high-water mark set six years ago as authorities monitor the situation.
Messrs Ceck Meneley Price Patterson Robson and Wilson of Maple Creek visited Medicine Hat yesterday with five receiving degrees in Assiniboia Chapter Royal Arch Masons. KE I Becker and James Rae received Past Principal's Jewels from the Chapter. A gymnastic show is planned in the Opera House Friday evening by Mr J A Carbett’s group. Mr Carbett, fresh from surveying, plans to join the Josephburg district within two weeks. George Schaller Fred Weiss and Carlo Beny were from Irvine yesterday.
At the Maternity Hospital Medicine Hat Alta on Tuesday June 2 1908 Mr and Mrs J D welcomed triplets all girls At Medicine Hat Alta on June 3 Mr and Mrs Thomas Penhale welcomed a daughter DIED Helen Clements infant daughter of Mr and Mrs H Morrow aged 1 month At Maternity Hospital Hat Alta on June 3 two infant daughters of Mr and Mrs J D King also reported.
A London Times correspondent extols Hamilton as a leading Canadian manufacturing center. He lauds its natural setting streets public buildings and atmosphere noting it is not pretentious yet lively and cheerful, with industry driven by the Neat Steel and Iron Company blast furnaces.
The Dominion reports Hamilton’s rapid rise as a major Canadian industrial center driven by extensive electric power use. American capital backs large and small works, including International Harvester, Westinghouse operations, and Baynes Carriage, with key plants near St Catherine’s and Welland Canal power. Workers run long shifts, and power costs are stated at 21 dollars per horsepower annually.
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