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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1911

Page

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Northwest Amusement Co Shows Open Tonight for Week

The Northwest Amusement Co arrives from Lethbridge and opens a seven act program tonight on the city property at South Railway and Esplanade. Main attraction athletic performance features, with other acts at lower prices, draw summer crowds. Balloon ascensions postponed due to Prof Cokely’s injuries in Macleod. Free attraction precedes each daytime show.

Northwest Amusement CO Lethbridge Cokely Macleod Associated Press South Railway Esplanade

Grounded British steamer Benearet off Barrington Head

The British steamer Benearet ran aground on Half Moon Isle twelve miles from Barrington Head while carrying coal to St. John. She went ashore Saturday in fog and began taking on water rapidly, making Captain Lockhart deem it unsafe to remain aboard.

Halifax N.S Half Moon Ige Barrington Head Lockhart St. John N.B

Isle of Spice at Medicine Hat with Good Cast

Isle of Spice opens in Medicine Hat on Wednesday June 21 with Bobby Woolsey leading a refined comedic style. Supporting roles include Jack Leslie as Micky O Grady and Margarette Felch as Teresa with Helene McGowan as Kamorta and Chas. Vaughn as Lieut Ratchall. Marshall Packey and William Burgess among others. The show highlights a witty score and a lively chorus.

Isle of Spice Medicine Hat Bobby Woolsey Mr. Woolsey Jack Leslie Micky O'Grady Stanley Felsh Bompooka Nocobar Chas. Vaughn Lieut. Ratchall Roosevelt Teresa Margarette Felch Helene McGowan Kamorta Marshall Packey Wm. Burgess

Prairie heat boosts crops as harvest worries rise

Winnipeg dispatch notes temperatures from eighty to ninety across the prairies with a peak of 95 at Hamiota Manitoba. The heat after heavy rains accelerates crop growth, but farmers fear the strain of an unusually large upcoming harvest and question where forty thousand harvesters will come from.

Winnipeg Prairies Hamiota Manitoba

80 Acres for Sale Near 467 North East

80 acres in N E 467. 13 RB. 5. See us about this can be bought right. Pettet and Hilliand, 366 Tor onto street.

N.E Pettet and Hilliand Toronto Street

Bugle and Drums for Medicine Hat Boy Scouts Formed

A bugle and drum corps will be formed for the Medicine Hat Boy Scouts with three drums and six bugles. Instruments will arrive soon at 56 feet on South Railway Street, at a cost of 18,000 dollars. Pettet and Hilliard note this is a money maker.

Medicine Hat Boy Scouts

Combination schedule for News and Pearson's orders

The document outlines a combined subscription and voting schedule for Daily News by carrier and Pearson's Magazine. It lists prices, vote allowances, and subscription terms for readers ordering both items for the same name and address, including annual and multi year options and corresponding vote counts.

News Pearson's Daily News Carrier and Mail and

Auto crash near Orillia claims two lives in Toronto crew

An automobile with seven Toronto employees crashed on a steep Hawkestone hill near Orillia. Dr. Wilson Braidwood and Miss Florence Crawford were killed. Mrs. George Thompson and her two daughters, Chas Bowden, and N G Martin were injured. All but Mrs Thompson and her daughters worked for Toronto Electric Light Company.

Toronto Hawkestone Orillia Wilson Braidwood Florence Crawford George Thompson Chas. Bowden N. G. Martin

Socialists pledge support for McNamara defense

Chicago Socialists pass resolutions pledging financial backing for John J. McNamara secretary treasurer of the National Iron Workers Union accused of leading a dynamiter gang. The meeting drew several thousand Socialists.

Chicago John J. McNamara National Iron Workers Union

Drowned at Wascana Lake in Regina

Karl Harsbeck a 21 year old Hungarian drowned while swimming east of Broad Street Bridge at Wascana Lake Regina Sask this afternoon. He struggled after a companion grasped him dragging both under water until rescue efforts succeeded an hour later the body recovered with grappling irons.

Regina, Sask Wascana Lake Karl Harsbeck Broad Street Bridge Harsbeck

Glass factories vie for Riverside bids in stalemate

Several glass plants, now four on the correspondence list, engage Industrial Bureau with tentative bids. A North block on Riverside lists $320 each as a benchmark from Pettet and Hilliard, though final participation remains uncertain.

Buneau Riverside Pettet and Hilliard

Winnipeg buyer pays record price for Toronto Street frontage

Pettit and Hilliard arrange a 50 foot Toronto Street lot sale to Winnipeg’s I W Campbell for 35000 dollars, a likely local record. Hewitt and Black sold the frontage, Redcliff investors rush in as new industries promise growth. Adsit buys 20 Redcliff Riverdale lots and others acquire Broadway and Riverdale parcels.

W.N. Adsit Redcliff J. Marion Medicine Hat J. J. Hewitt RC. Black Toronto Street I. W. Campbell Winnipeg Pettit and Hinlard

Fall rye harvest begins early praising Alberta soil

Fall rye is brought to the city and praised for its size and quality. The early date of harvest is attributed to Alberta soil and weather conditions that support healthy grain and early maturity with strong results.

Alberta

Nationalists Attack Opposition Leaders in Quebec Speech

Montreal June 19. Rudolph Jemieux addressed Jolliette electors and attacked Bourassa Monke and Taverne. He criticised Nationalists for isolation of Quebec and defended the Navy bill while sparring with Isis ambition comments.

Montreal Rudolph Jemieux Jolliette Bourassa Monke Taverne Isis Quebec

Senator McBride Dead in Portland at 57

George Wyckliffe McBride former U S Senator from Oregon died in Portland after a stroke suffered Saturday He had been an invalid for years and underwent surgery a month ago He was 57 years old

Portland Ore George Wyckliffe McBride U. 5S Oregon McBnride

City limits struggle with water supply

City Engineer Grimmer told the News that demand is overload­ing the water system as Medicine Hat faces supply limits from an undersized plant. He noted the city council would meet tonight to fully consider the issue and temporary steps would be taken to ease the situation.

Grimmer

Centre Grey Liberals nominate candidate for provincial race

Flesherton Ontario June 18 Centre Grey Liberals yesterday nominated P McCullough to oppose H on P F B Taicas at the next provincial election. 6 roomed modern house on 50 ft lot Montreal street priced at 8100 dollars.

Flesherton Ont Centre Grey P. McCullough PF. B. Taicas Montreal Street Pettet and Hilliard

Student Drowns While Bathing in Seine River

Winnipeg June 19 George Pakes aged 15 a St Boniface student drowned in the Seine River this afternoon while bathing with a companion He was seized by cramps and dragged toward shore by a friend but released the others shoulder under the pain of the cramps

Winnipeg George Pakes St. Boniface Seine River

Crowds flock to London for pre coronation sights

June 19 London sees vast crowds in streets from St James Park to Trafalgar Square. Royal processions attract many, as Berlin visitors and colonies’ contingents mingle with morning services at St Pauls and Westminster. Arch Bishop of York to preach at coronation sermon. Buckingham Palace garden party planned for June 27.

London St. James Park Westminster Abbey Trafalger Square Whitehall Pall Mall Strand Piccadilly Buckingham Palace Marlboro York House von der Tann Frederick William Sheerness St. Paul’s Westminster Cathedral Batersea Park Canada Africa Australia New Zealand Jamaica Elmore Duke of York Gloucester Sinclair York Edward George Mary

Train collision near Winro siding injures crew

An eastbound freight and a light train collided at Winro siding near Indian Head Saskatchewan. Engineer Pratt of Moose Jaw was killed. Brakeman Bradley and Brakeman McIntyre were seriously injured, with Bradley likely to die. Conductor Pounder also injured. sixteen cars derailed and burned.

Indian Head Sass Winro Siding Here Pratt Moose Jaw Bradley McIntyre Pounder Allive Winro Dbrakeman Bradley

Calgary Officials Promise Fair Look at CP Shops

Calgary Mayor says CP Shops location will be studied from every angle by CP officials after talks in Winnipeg. Mr Whyte expressed Calgary’s growth insight and vowed consideration before any decision, with no definite settlement date given. The mayor noted Calgary’s hold on Grand Trunk entry wasn’t raised at Winnipeg, and Judge Mabee had approved it.

Calgary Herald Calgary C. P R Mitchell Winnipeg Whyte Mr. Whyte Grand Trunk Railway Commission Mabee

Reduced Transport Fares for Border Visit

Special facilities will serve thousands wanting to hear Mr. R L Border on the 28th. The C P R offers a reduced round trip fare of one and one third. The reduction applies to all intermediate stations between Medicine Hat Walsh Bassano and Grassy Lake.

Strathcona Retirement Rumors Stir Ottawa Circles

In Laurier's absence Ottawa cannot confirm reports that Sir Daniel McMillan may replace Lord Strathcona as Canadian commissioner in London. Officials sense a possible basis for retirement rumors as London dispatches persist, though the government shows no wish to replace him if he stays.

Ottawa Wilfrid Laurier Daniel McMillan Manitoba Lord Strathcona London

King George Receives International Horse Show Officers

At Buckingham Palace King George greeted foreign colonial cavalry officers who competed in the International Horse Show at Olympia. He exchanged brief remarks and shook hands warmly as the visitors departed, while outside a crowd jeered the officers from several nations and colonies.

London Olympia George Buckingham Palace Palace

Three Drowned Near Parry Sound Ont

Three sons of Thomas Fawcett aged 17 and two younger, living near Shawanaga station, were drowned yesterday while bathing along the C N line road at the Shawanaga station area. The incident occurred in Parry Sound Ontario.

Parry Sound Thomas Fawcett R Line Ats Shawanaga Atatio

Girl Guides Movement Aims At Medicine Hat

A local movement organizes the Girl Guides in Medicine Hat as a companion to the Boy Scouts. The group already operates in Strathmore Moose Jaw and other western towns with members trained in cooking dressmaking nursing and related skills.

Girl Guides Medicine Hat Boy Scouts Strathmore Moose Jaw

Aviation meet at Fort Erie promised to wow crowd

Fort Erie race track in Buffalo New York hosts a major aviation meet this week featuring speed races slow tilting accuracy flying spiral glides circle dips altitude and duration contests. Noted airmen Curtiss Beachy McCurdy Ely and others are slated to participate.

Buffalo N.Y Fort Erie Curtiss Beachy McCurdy Ely

Death of Dr Reid in Prince Albert Saskatchewan

Prince Albert Saskatchewan June 19 Dr Lestock Reid D L died here yesterday at age 69. He moved to Winnipeg in 1870 and owned large western lands including Indian Reserves. He leaves four sons H A Reid of Prince Albert Herbert Reid Wilfrid Reid of uiditing Branch Alberta Government Eric Reid of Prince Albert and two daughters married to James Albert and Mrs Mary. He had paralysis in Montreal recently and was well known in Winnipeg and western centres.

Prince Albert Sask di Lestock Reid Winnipeg A. le Reid Herbert Reld Kie Wilfrid Reid Alberta Eric Reid Princ ‘Albert James Albert Mary Montreal

Montreal Chronicle Notes Dr. Andrew Mechil Renown

Montreal report highlights Dr. Andrew Mechil described as a well known author. Details on his recent activities or works are sparse in the fragment.

Montreal Andrew Mechil

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Half Moon the Daily News Pearson’s Magazine Reenter Daily News By Mail Weekly News Pearson's ‘Magazine Waadnis News End Pearson E. Danelz Redelitt Flour and Elevators Company Broadway Redelit W. N. Adsit Riverdale Perry and Baker Ope Senator McBride Seine Pettet ‘and Gnginger WM. Whyte Borden Strathcona Aviation DR. Reid
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