Many Island Lake Sheep Ranch Limited Incorporation Notice
Notice is given that Letters Patent will be sought under the Companies Ordinances to form The Many Island Lake Sheep Ranch, Limited, with principal place Walsh, North-West Territories and Winnipeg as filers. The company plans sheep, pig, cattle and horse ranching and meat processing, with capital stock $15,000, 150 shares of $100 each, directors to be named. Solicitors Campbell & Crawford, Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morren
James McCaig
Angus John MecCormick
Robert S. Cowie
Walsh
North-West Territories
Joseph George Carroll
Winnipeg
Many Island Lake
Manitoba
Gor, Campbell & Crawford
Town Council Adopts Water Rate Revision
An adjourned meeting in the council chamber led to the adoption of a revised water by law with a detailed rate schedule for dwellings, hotels, warehouses, and public facilities. The plan includes quarterly prepayments, rebates, and measures to shut off water for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlay
Same
Hutchinson
Forster
Lane
Watchinson
S. Edwards
Northey Co
Toronto
Syracuse Smelting Co
Jeter
City Council Debates Grants and Utilities Approvals
Hutchinson and Forster report on ferry approaches and culvert work. Finance Committee recommends paying on accounts and approving Hough & Campbell bill. Mayor and officials to review McDougall contract. $50 grant proposed for Citizens’ Band. Woolen Mill property to be taxed at $15,000. By-law 49 discussed. Waterworks contracts and town team purchase arranged. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Forster
Lune— Hutchinson
Finance Comittee
Hough & Campbell
Winnipeg
Adsit
Mitchell
McDougall
Lune
Citizens’ Band
Luno
H. N. Rattan
Lano
Yuill
J. Hargrave
Williamson & Rae
New Presbyterian Church to Rise on Old Site
Building Committee of St. John's Presbyterian opened tender bids for a new brick church seating 350 to 400 with a gallery for 125 more. The basement will house Sunday School rooms, library, kitchen, and furnace, with a main auditorium and separate access for choir and pastor. Ventilation is via hot air from the basement and the design features a sandstone basement and a steeple with no exterior steps. Separately, engineers discuss an Ontario and Quebec division oil project and a new agreement with CP Rail management, with no firm conclusions yet and cordial relations maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Presbyterian Church
Maple Creek Church Entertainment And Local News Update
The Presbyterian choir announces a town entertainment in Parsons hall on July 1. Commissioner N. W. M. P. visited Maple Creek, inspected about forty horses offered for sale, and left for barracks. T. Cooil expands store, adding six feet and a stone cellar. Minister Adamson and Mrs. Adamson visited en route to conference. they stayed at Mr. Chas. McCarthy’s ranch. Methodist services continue with new pews installed. Royal Templar lodge honored Mr. Wmn. Johnson with an address and traveling set upon his planned departure for a larger community. Mrs. L. C. Parsons, Mrs. Chester, and Mrs. John Dixon led event planning. Frank Cecil Haydock and Miss Gladys Elizabeth Fauquier wed at St. Mary’s Church. bride adorned in ivory Bedford cord with Eton jacket. bridesmaid Olive Sanders in dotted muslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Parsons’ Hall
Perry
Supt. Moffatt
T. Cooil
Adamson
Methodist Church
Chas. McCarthy
New Methodist Church
Royal Templar
Wmn. Johnson
Johnson
Maple Creek
L. C. Parsons
Chester
John Dixon
Frank Cecil Haydock
Gladys Elizabeth Fauquier
Vancouver
St. Mary's Church
Captain Fauquier
Algoma
Olive Sanders
Noxious Weeds Bulletin Expanded for Territory Farmers
Bulletin No. 3 on destroying noxious weeds issued by the Territorial Department of Agriculture enlarges Bulletin No. 2 with new illustrations. It summarizes Professor Flechter's 1890 addresses on weed eradication, lists worst weeds, and provides notes on poisonous plants and insects. copies mailed by the Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture, Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Department of Agriculture
Fleccher
Territories
Porty-siores
Regina
Canadian Pacific Rule Changes Questioned at Ottawa Committee
The Railway Committee in Ottawa heard new Canadian Pacific working rules with objections from Mr J W Turke for the Railway Brotherhoods. They demanded striking out several provisions including fourteen days notice, fines for weeks of duty, appeal to the general superintendent, and bans on liquor town visits and outside business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Company
Railway Committee
Ottawa
J. W. Turke
A. G. Blair
Meline
Jas Patterson Visits from the South
Jas Patterson, general inspector for the Western Stock Growers Association, arrived this morning after traveling from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Patterson
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Freeman's Blood and Nerve Pills Endorsed for Tired Feeling
An advertisement urges readers to try Freeman's Blood and Nerve Pills as a remedy for fatigue. The notice promotes increased energy and vitality through the product.
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Freeman
Stock Shipments from Medicine Hat to Western Canada
Shipments dated June 1 to 6 pass through Medicine Hat East and Medicine Hot Fast. Inspectors J H G Bray and James Twohey oversee steer consignments to Fernie B C and Cranbrook B C, with unbranded stockers destined for Cowley Alberta and Grassy Lake. Vehicle notes include various steers with left ribs right hips and unbranded stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hot Fast
J. H. G. Bray
Jas. Twohey
Fernie
B. C
M. McInnis
Cranbrook
Medicine Hat East
H. Walker
Cowley
Alt
G. B. Murphy
Grassy Lake
Medicine Hat
Ex N W M P Post Organized in Medicine Hat District
At a May 31 meeting of ex Mounted Police members in the district, Medicine Hat Post was formed with officers elected including Bray as Post Commander Johnston as Second in Command Kealy as Adjutant and Paymaster and McCutcheon as Orderly Officer The delegates to the Territorial meeting at Calvary on July 16 were Bray McCutcheon Johnston and Kealy The group reconvened June 15 at 7 30 p m Teacher examinations begin July in the North West Territories with public school leaving exams set for June 26 27 28 and 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounted Police
Medicine Hat
J. H. G. Bray
W. R. Johnston
O. W. Kealy
R. McCutcheon
D. Molson
J. Grey
Champion
J. McLaughlin
T. B. Huddleston
R. W. Smith
Calvary
Northwest Territories
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the Medicine Hat Trading Co., Ltd
Ladies’ Oxfords
Lake of the Woods
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Paints
G. Milne & Co
Walton’s Block
South Railway Street
Ar Sale
Waltham Movement
Nuws
A.C. Stanthorne
Carbery & Collier
R. Watson
C.p. R
W. White
F. Fleager
H. C. Cooper
W. Gingall
A. ¥. Rutherford
Asm Aor
Luno ~Hutchinson
New Presbyterian Church
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ontario and Queebee
P. Timmerman
Weet
Cneingers
West India
Canker & Souch
Hughes
N. W. M. P. Post
Garner Store
Se - AZ SS
Duck, Crash
Linnen and
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