Alberta Election Writs Issued for North West Territories
The Executive Council issues writs of election dated April 30 1902 directing Returning Officers in districts from Souris to Medicine Hat to hold nominations at specified local venues on the tenth of May and polls on May twenty first 1902. Nomination sites include town halls council chambers and public halls across many districts, with each officer named for the electoral district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iereby
North-West Territories
James.j. Heaslip
Esquire
Alameda
Souris
Oxbow
Tom Thatcher Grimmett
Arcola
Cannington
James McMullin
Moosomin
Council Chamber
Macsonia
Hewson Gibson
Whitewood
John Walker
Grenfell
Masonic Temple
George Balfour
Wolseley
Wolseley, Nominations To Be Made At Hurlburt’s Hall, Wolseley
James K. Miller
Saltcoats
Agricultural Hall
W. H. Parsons
Yorkton
Meredith’s Hall
George Thompson
Indian Head
South Qu’appelle
Qu’Appelle
Thomas Ee, Baker
Fort Qu'Appelle
North Qu'appelle
Fort Du'Appelle
Dixie Watson
Regina
South Regina
Court House
Edward Carss
Lumsden
North Regina
Walter Traill
Kinistino
Paul Ashby
St. Louis
Batoche
Grant’s
Graham Neilson
Prince Albert
Donald W. Garrison
Saskatoon
Music Hall
John Dallas
Wingard
Mitchell
Duck Jake
Wilfred Latour
Battleford
Queen’s Hotel
Hall
James Robert Wilson
Moose Jaw
Moose AW
Isaac C, Dixon
Maple Creek
Dixon's Hall
Charles R. Mitchell
Medicine Hat
T. W. C. Simmons
Cardston
High River
Victoria Hall
Okotoks
Aly, Cameron
Calgary
East Calgary
Council
Chamber
Thomas B. Braden
West Calgary
Howard Douglas
Banff
Canmore
Harry A. Hetherington
Innisfail
Archer’s Hall
Henry M. Trimble
Lacombe
Harvey D. Farris
Wetaskiwin
Oddfellows’ Hall
William H. Sheppard
Esuire
Strathcona
Sstrath
Cona
William Hohme
Fort Saskatchewan
Victoria
Philippe Roy
Edmonton
H.W. McKenney
St. Albert
John A. Reid
Executive Council
Debate on Capital Punishment at Epworth League Meeting
Maple Creek notes a lively debate on abolishing capital punishment at the Epworth League session. The negative side prevailed per judges and audience alike. Also listed are Maple Creek and Swift Current residents enlisting in the Fourth Contingent for South Africa with Sharman promoted to sergeant. Water discovery at the town well brings hope for growth and prosperity. Royal Templars plan a May seventh social. Oddfellows hold a church parade. Prairie-fire damage impacts horse round-up north of the C P R line. Bert C. Wood stars in Rip Van Winkle at Cousins Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Sunday School
Messrs
F. Downing
C. E. Brown
S. J. Shepherd
South Africa
Robbt
Oxley
Win
Lewis
E. W. Eldridge
C. H. Willett
Corp
N. W
John Reynolds
Royal Templars
Oddfellows
Grant
C.P.R
Town Council approves fire escape and auctioneers bylaws
The adjourned meeting saw passage of Councillor Cook's By-law No. 58 on fire escapes and public-hall exits. McKay's By-law No. 59 granting and regulating auctioneer licenses was read and passed. By-law No. 60 on a dry earth closet system was read and postponed. W B Marshall building space on Toronto Street approved. Waterworks pumping station alterations nearly finished. Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlay
Cook
McKay
W. B. Marshall
Toronto Street
Public Works Committee
Penhale
Milne
Wedding of Miss Rachel White to Harry Wellband
Miss Rachel White wed Harry Wellband at Mrs. C. B. White’s High Street West home. Rev. Samuel McLean officiated before about thirty guests. couple left by evening train for Medicine Hat amid rice, torpedoes, and bells. gifts acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. White
High Street
Rachel
Harry Wellband
C. P. R. Baggageman
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hat Run
Samuel McLean
McLean
Medicine Hat
Allott and Sanderson Tie The Knot In Low Key Ceremony
Yesterday morning at Braemer Street the C. P. R. engineer Fred Allott married Miss G. Sanderson with Rev. J. W. Morrow officiating. Close friends attended as Miss M. Robertson assisted the bride and Mr. W. Ready served as groomsman. The couple departed on No 2 for a wedding trip to Toronto and Ontario amid farewells and celebratory signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tettit
Braemer Street
Fred Allott
G. Sanderson
J. W. Morrow
M. Robertson
W. Ready
Toronto
Ontario
Andrews and MacBeth Wed at St Barnabas Church
Last Wednesday evening at St Barnabas church a quiet wedding joined George Andrews, C P R brakeman, and Flora MacBeth of Moose Jaw. Rev. W Nicolls officiated with Miss Congdon as bridesmaid and Le Roy Cunliffe assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Church
George Andrews
C.P. R. Brakeman
Flora MacBeth
Moose Jaw
W. Nicolls
Congdon
Groop
le Roy Cunliffe
Men enlist for Fourth Canadian Contingent at Medicine Hat
Inspector Baker of the North West Mounted Police recruited six men for the Fourth Canadian Contingent. Donald McKay Allan Ramsay Buddo Malcolm Morrison Clark McMillan Hans Huchenden and James Ryan left Medicine Hat yesterday morning aboard a special eastbound train after a send off. Ottawa officials briefed Laurier Sifton and Fielding on higher Northwest subsidy, with estimates expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Baker
N.W.M.P
Medicine Hat
Donald McKay
Prince Albert
Allan Ramsay Buddo
Montreal
Malcolm Morrison
Inverness
Scotland
Clark McMillan
Galt
Ont
Hans Huchenden
Birtle
James Ryan
London
England
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. T Ib
McLaren's
Canada Carriage Co.’s Goods
Buffalo
Carload
J. K. Drinnan
Xmas Goods
Alfred E. Whiffin
Meroha Medicine Hat
Assa
Calgary Brewing Co
Justin At
Wright’s Jewelery Store
S. McClellan
Steele & CO
Garye
Epicures
E. J. Hunt & CO
Bert C. Wood
Rip van Winkle
Cousins’ Hall
Allott—Sanderson
Ottawa
Davis
Scott, Oliver and
Douglas
Wilfrid Laurier
A. L. Sifton
Fielding
Northwest
Cawker & Souch
Thos
Lait, Watton Biock
Kootenay Range