Social and Personal News From Maple Creek Area
Mrs John Dixon of Maple Creek travels to visit her daughter Mrs J Shepherd of Lethbridge. Writs sale at A M Wright & Son offers a pull string novelty sale with a $1.00 pull. St Johns Presbyterian church wedding June 25 unites Lewis Grant Park of Vauxhall and Eva Wien Jones of Medicine Hat. Patton Venyt wedding at 530 Sixth Ave features Miss Sarah J Kent and Harold Patton with Rev Thos Wilson officiating. Honeymoon plan includes Vancouver California New York then home.
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John Dixon
Maple Creek
8. J. Shepherd
Lethbridge
St. John’s
Lewis Grant Park
Vauxhall
Eva Wien Jones
Medicine Hat
Thos, Wilson B
Patton
J. Rus Millcan
Z. P. Kent
Adjudicators Named for 1926 Alberta Musical Festival
Calgary June 21 report on the Alberta Musical Festival selects Julius Harrison of London England and Hugh S Robertson of Glasgow as adjudicators. The annual Calgary festival meeting approved officers including Mrs H H Sharples and R W Glover. Age limits set: junior violin and piano under 16, senior violin and piano under 23, young vocalists under 23.
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Calgary
Alberta
Indmonton
Julius Harrison
London
England
Hugh .S. Robertson
Glasgow
Calgay
Festival Association
H. H. Sharples
R. W. Glover
W. R. Reader
Elgar Higgin
Clifford Higgin
W. Glover
Sharples
Piato
Ring Pull at A M L Wright Jewelers Novelty Sale
A novelty string sale at A M L Wright & Son jewelers offers a chance to pull a diamond ring for a $1 entry. The event invites shoppers to test their luck in securing the ring as a featured prize.
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A. ML. Wright & Son
Induction and Ordination Service at Memorial United Church
Congregation to gather for an 8 o clock induction service at Memorial United Church. Prospective elders meet at 7 80. Rev H E Gordon to preside and Rev Dr Ferguson to address the minister by proxy. Ordination and induction of elders planned. all members and friends invited.
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Memorial United Church
H. E. Gordon
Ferguson
Powell
Community notices invite at Mrs Ueberrhein's tonight
Don’t forget the bridge and mosil at Mrs Ueberrhein’s tonight. All welcome.
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Bridge
Mosil
Explorers Bones Found In Arctic Mystery Solved
New York reports H A Snow, hunter and explorer, returns from two years of Arctic photography and announces the discovery of remains of five members of Vilhjalmur Stefansson's 1914 Stefansson Arctic expedition at Herald Island. The find resolves the 11 year old fate of the Karluk crew split and lost at sea.
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New York
H. A. Snow
Arctic
Vilhjamur Stefansson
North Pole
OS Herald Island
Snow
Karluk
Strek
Civilization
Stefanssoy
Soldiers' settlement policy debated by veterans group
Representatives of Army and Navy Veterans and Imperial Veterans in Canada met Colonel Nangle who urged unity before the British Empire Service League conference. The body approved land settlement resolutions including tax relief, extended Act validity to 1929, and greater farmer relocation discretion for soldier settlers. calls for seed funding and a standardized seed and twine purchase plan.
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G.W.V.A
Army and Navy Veterans
Imperial Veterans
Canada
Nangle
British Empire Service League
R Establishment
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
Te Settlement Board
New Lomond Line Opens on July 2
The Lomond Arrowwood branch line of the Canadian Pacific, a 46 12 mile stretch through fertile country, will open for traffic on July 2. Trains from Medicine Hat to Suf field and Lomond run Monday and Thursday, with Lomond to Arrowwood service on Tuesday and Friday and returns from Lomond on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Calgary
Mrs Embree Offers Fortune Telling Tonight
Mrs Embree invites readers to her fortune telling session at Mrs Ueberrhins's location 970 Fourth Street this evening. The notice emphasizes personal readings and local availability for curious residents.
Ribstone Funds Shortage Reported in Rural Municipality
At the June 18 meeting councillors were informed of an alleged $10 500 shortage in Ribstone municipal books by W S Johnstone CAD Edmonton after auditing. Secretary Treasurer T H Saul had resigned and is reportedly in the Old Country. Edmonton officials said the situation is under careful investigation and will be acted upon as warranted.
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Chduvln
Ribstone
C.A
Edmonton
T. H. Saul
R. English
Department of Municipal Affairs
Weather summary from Manitoba to prairies and Ontario
Scattered showers in Manitoba and the maritime provinces with fair conditions in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Temperatures varied across towns and cities from Vancouver to Winnipeg, with most areas showing clear or fair skies and temperatures in the 60s to 90s Fahrenheit. Manitoba and Saskatchewan forecasts call for fair to mild today and Saturday, with fall warmth in the west.
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Manitoba
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Vancouver
Clear
Victoria
Kamloops
Fenticton
Nelson
Edmonton
Calgary
Fair O
Cicc
Drumheller
Oleae
Cardston
See
Ethbridge
Impress
Moose Jaw
Regina
Saskatoon
Yorkton
Broadview
Winnipeg
Tain
Alperta
Waddington Farmer Narrowly Escapes Wagon Accident
Calbeck of Waddington slipped from a wagon seat as a two ton manure load rolled over him. The front wheel passed over his body, grazing his head and hip, but Dr. McLeod found only severe bruising with no broken bones after examination at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calbeck
Waddington
McLeod
ENOUGH HYDRO Heading Details Train Return
The electrical special returning from the electrical convention in San Francisco left Bauls Thursday night and will reach Minneapolis Saturday where they will be entertained at dinner. The special will arrive New York at 1 30 Monday afternoon.
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San Francisco
Minneapolis
Yvenus
New York
Conservatives See Nova Scotia Vote as Federal Hint
Conservatives celebrate a Liberal defeat in Nova Scotia and claim it signals patterns for upcoming federal elections. Liberals argue the loss stems from local issues and long Liberal governance, predicting possible delays to a general election while the Dominion government weighs its next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Armstrong
Nova Scotia Liberals Ousted in Sweep by Conservatives
Halifax June 26 1923 Nova Scotia election yields a landslide Conservative victory with a new assembly of forty Conservatives and three Liberals Laborist candidate won a seat in Cumberland county Premier Armstrong defeated in Shelburne Rhodes elected with strong majority in Hants county Chisholm the lone Liberal re elected Antigonish confirms Conservative gains in rural counties Voters heavy turnout as Conservatives end 43 year Liberal rule.
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iKing
Arthur Meighen
Jeadere
Halifax
N.S
Liberal’ Party
Nova Scotia
Cumberland County
Armstrong
Shelburne
Hants County
Victoria County
Antigonish
Rhodes
Hants
W. L. Hall
Conservative
Arty
Queens
Frank
D. G. Barnjon
N. Rhodes
Uyou
Hunts
Willian Chisholm
Spines
J. Sh
Mclsaae
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Eno
North America
Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Limited
McCaul Street
Toronto
Children’s Shelter
A.M. Wright & Son
Parwk—Jones
Alberta Association
H. 8. Robertson
Bond
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Government of
Provinces
Stefansson
New Lomond
Fleming
Coats
Ane
Lisle
Jose
Abe
Wil
New Brunswick
Ww. F. Hearn
Halax
J. J. Kintey
Ie Bory
Montreal
Labor
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