Desirable Main Street Residence For Sale
Desirable residence on Main Street north of the track is offered for sale. For terms and particulars apply to C. R. MITCHELL.
28 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
1
Desirable residence on Main Street north of the track is offered for sale. For terms and particulars apply to C. R. MITCHELL.
Tenders will be received up to July 3 at noon for finishing two classrooms at the Public School including carpentry plastering painting heating and more. Plans available at the office. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted. Francis F. Fatt secretary treasurer Medicine Hat School District No. 76.
Applications are invited by Medicine Hat Public School for a lady assistant teacher. Must hold first or second class certificate with Normal training and experience in primary work. Forward testimonials. Duties start at fall term. Salary £480 per year. Medicine Hat School District No. 76.
Ranching items report new stock inspector appointment at Murleod and large cattle movements including 68 head moved by Purdy, 81 steers and 142 steers shipped to Old Country markets, plus herd yields and grazing land trends. Trade notes highlight buffalo buyers, hide prices easing, and medical moves on glanders in Medicine Hat area.
John Henry fined one dollar and costs for emptying a cesspool during prohibited hours. Frederick Youett sent to jail for one month on vagrancy charge. W Outendicke sues J R Johnston for wages with settlement required within two weeks.
Judge Rouleau heard multiple civil cases last week. Isabella Bassett vs A McCloy regarding board account tied to the 1896 baseball club ended in dismissal with costs against the plaintiff. Walton v Union Bank of Canada settled out of court with bank ordered to pay costs from settlement date. Sanderson v Miniszewsky on bay contract balance was dismissed yet Miniszewsky awarded 12 on a counter claim.
Philip Whelan of Brantford Ont asked the postmaster about starting a woollen mill and the cost and quality of wool. Mr Bray replied with information and samples of coarse, medium and fine wools from Shaw’s ranch. The exchange suggests potential western development and notes Great Northern hiring Asiatic crews via Oriental Trading Co. in Seattle.
Report from Swift Current describes wildfires southwest of town burning 100 plus square miles of best grazing. Storms aided spread then rain halted flames. Fire ravaged grassland, timber, and pasture east to Cypress Hills. officials urge ploughing fireguards and early moisture retention to protect stock and future seasons.
Monday July 20th will be celebrated in Medicine Hat with grand patriot pageantry. Committees from athletic associations plan lacrosse Lethbridge versus Medicine Hat baseball and various athletic events with prizes, ending in a grand promenade concert at the ball grounds near the stockyards.
Corron At Medicine Hat on Sunday the 23d the wife of Mr A Cotter of a daughter BeckER At Medicine Hat on the 23rebiuet Mrs EL Becker acson
Strathcona's Horse, arriving to Buller’s forces, blew up the Pretoria to Konmati Poort railway bridge and cut Boer lines to the sea. The action isolates Delagoa Bay stock, Boer artillery, and the gold from Kruger, effectively bottling up the Boers.
The wedding of Lillian Millar to James R. Twohey was held at St Patrick's Church with Rev. Father Le Pointe officiating. A reception followed at the Millar home. the Medicine Hat Citizens' Band serenaded the couple before their departure aboard the Imperial Limited for Minneapolis and Chicago. The bride, popular locally and abroad, receives many fine gifts and will reside in Calgary with Mr. Twohey awaiting long happiness.
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