Manitoba visitors tour West with rail itinerary and civic leaders
A Winnipeg delegation led by W Sanford Evans tours Western Canada by special train May 1 to May 8 visiting Regina Moose Jaw Medicine Hat and Calgary. The itinerary lists stops including Edmonton Vermilion Battleford and Saskatoon with a large roster of officials and local hosts accompanying the trip.
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Winnipeg
Red Colony
Lord Selkith
Moosomin
Bow View
Eave Broadview
Wolseley
Wotoelégy
Indian Head
Qup
Moose Jaw
Moom Jaw
Swift Current
Maple Creek
Medicine Hat
Medici Hat
Lethbridge
Macleod
Claresholm
Axute High River
High River
Calgary
Red Deer
Lacombe
Wetaskiwin
Strathcona
Hmmonton
C.N.R
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Edmonton
Vermilion
Tay
Lledyminster
North Battleford
W. N. Parrish
D. K. Eliott
Fred. J. C. Cox
Chas. N. Bell
Chas
F. Roland
F. W. Adams
J. A. M. Atkins
John Aird
Thos. A. Amerson
W. L.e. Bal
George Munro
A. McCurdy
Satchford
D. Mclean
Ald. L. McMeans
N. “Ey MacMillan
W. De'c. O'Grady
H On Ae ‘Mond
F. N. Osborn
W. L. Parvigh
J. B. Pepler
Dr. Popham
Aket A. Potter
J. Y. Reid
City Council Deliberates on Market Debentures and Industrial Site
City council discussed pricing for market debentures of 10000 and 156000 for water and gas, with Finance Committee approval. Auditors from Winnipeg questioned a 1000 to 1500 expense split for auditing and new books, while Warren Overpack proposed site changes at Industrial Place for a sewer pipe plant and pledged to begin construction by August 1909. a special committee may review the matter.
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Ros ' Korrow
Howson
Huckwelle
McKay
O'Hara & Co
Ald
W. A. Henderson & Co
Winnipeg
Morrow
Spencer
Gard
Milne
Fren
Atkit
Albersim Spencer
Huckvale
Aid
Ald. Morrow
Warren Overpack
Mr. Long
Newell
D. G. White
Huckvere
Board of Trade
Wee
Engin
Sunday School Secretary Here In Medicine Hat
Mr H F Kenny newly appointed General Secretary of the Alberta Sunday School Association spoke at St Johns Presbyterian Church and urged children to become teachers. He used a pencil metaphor to stress character and heart, noting Bible guidance and pocket scripture. Local notes mention rail staff, arrivals, and social visits amid a list of community updates.
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H. F. Kenny
Alberta Sunday School Association
St. John's Presbyterian Church
Renny
Stumenr
Mr. Kenny
Gal
Dove
Kenny
Social and Personal Notices Roundup
Mr A K Welker was in from the ranch last week. Fred Stettler of Newbury was in the city on Tuesday. T B Jenkinean was in from the ranch this week. Harland eine of Bowell was in the city. Mrs J C Bevillie Woltok receive again this season. J McHugh of eraay Take was in ae Het on Moday. Mrs J K Driman returned from California early in the week. Mayor Milne accompanied the Winnipeg Cententiel train west on Monday. Mr and Mrs Grayson Gros Ventre were in the city last week. Edith Weston of Halifax is staying with Mrs E S Martin. Maclaren Ewart returned home from Queen's College Kingston. Nurse Collier of Maple Creek spent a few days with her parents. Mr and Mrs J K Drinnand take Mrs J J Morris's residence for the summer.
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W. P. Morrison
Maritime Provinces
W. AW. Turpin
Gertrude White
Edmonton
S. W. Hill
Massicine Hat
McAskill
Farmers’ Association
Robert McCutcheon
Sillak
Red Deer
Stettler
Barker
the Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Atlanta
W. A. Taylor
Milk River
McDonald
Winnifred
RB. C. Becker
Turpin
Toronto
Irvine
T. I. Taylor
C.P.R
Calgary
J. B. Millican
Columbus
James Simmonds
New Brunswick
Medicine Hat
Will Hamilton
General Hospital
Jas. D. McGregor
Southern Alberta Land Company
Brandom
Old Country
A. K. Welker
Fred Stettler
Newbury
T. B. Jenkinean
Harland Eine
Bowell
J.C. Bevillie Woltok
J. McHugh
Eraay
Ae Het
Moday
J. K. Driman
California
Milne
Winnipeg Centettiel
Grayson
Gros Ventre
Maclaren Ewart
Queen's College
Kingston
Collier
Maple Creek
J. K. Drinnand
J. J. Morris
Flower Mission Band organized by local Baptist church
A Flower Mission Band is formed to grow flower gardens at homes to beautify church services and to distribute flowers to the sick. The group plans to plant flowers in the church lawn, collect blooms from rosaries, and has received many expressions of appreciation. Officers: Hon. Pres. Mrs H Bryant, Pres. Mrs B Bellamy, Vice Pres. Mr A C Woodard, Secy. Miss Dorothy Weller, Treas. Master B Beaumont, Flower Steward Mr G Miers, Flower Stewardess Miss May McCashin. Open to all interested members.
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Mission Band
The
Baptist Church
H. Bryant
B. Bellamy
A. C. Woodard
Secy
Dorothy Weller
Treas
B. Beaumont
G. Miers
May Mc Cashin
Dominion Meteorological Service Notice
Under summer window and door screens from J. H. Preston.
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Dominion Meteorological Service
J. H. Preston
Birth Announcements From Medicine Hat 1909
In Medicine Hat Alberta on April 2 1909 Mr and Mrs Oswald Thomas Brown welcomed a child. Also noted is a birth to Mr and Mrs F P Pdea in May 1909 with the infant described as a son, details incomplete.
May Weddings In Quiet Valley At Mr D W Jackson Home
A quiet wedding was held at 488 First Avenue with Pastor H Bryant officiating. Captain W J Reid wed Miss Jessie Lilian Lindsay in Brandon on April 24 and plans a marital voyage. The couple will reside on Fourth Avenue Medicine Hat as families and friends send best wishes.
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D. W. Jackson
First, Avenue
H. Bryant
The
Baptist Church
W. J. Reid
Alberta Hussars
Medicine Hat
Jessie Lilian Lindsay
Orilte
Gilbert Jackson
Metron de Honterr
Reid
Brandon
Marcella Hell
Robi
Hall
That City
Pretty wedding unites Alice Maude Publow and Samuel Hayes
At 507 Second Street West Mrs J Publow hosted the ceremony for Alice Maude Publow and Samuel Hayes. Rev G W Kerby married them. The couple left on train No 2 for a wedding trip to Boston New York and other eastern cities. Mr Hayes will attend the railway conductors convention in Boston next week.
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Calga Herald
J. Publow
Second Street
Alice Maude
Samuel Hayes
C.P.R
Marjorie Bell
G. W. Kerby
Hayes
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
of the Order of Railway Conductors
Irvine Bride Weds Gros Ventre Groom at Baptist Parsonage
Miss Victoria Cairns and Mr George Mayberry unite in a Wednesday ceremony performed by Rev Bryant. The bride wore white silk with silver decorations and carried white carnations. pink carnations were carried by Miss Jean Calkins. Groomsman Kitton Cairns. Reception at James Mayberry's Montreal Street home. The couple will live on the groom's Gros Ventre ranch.
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Baptist Parsonage
Victoria Cairns
Irvine
George Mayberry
Gros Ventre
Mr. Bryant
Jean Calkins
Kitton Cairns
James Mayberry
Montreal Street
Mrs. Mayberry
Wedding at John Mod residence for John McCaig and Christina Bol linger
The couple from Walsh were married Sunday at Mr John Mod's residence and will reside at Mr Flood's place where Mrs McCaig will keep house for the section hands.
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John Mod
John McCaig
Christina Bollinger
Walsh
Mr. Flood
Medicine Hat Leaguers Show Solid Workout In Skies
The Medicine Hat Leaguers trained again as weather cleared, with Billy Hamilton out and Gib Sinclair and Bill Switzer filling in. Harper pitched well for the locals and Blackburn managed the box despite an ankle issue.
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Medicine Hat
Billy Hamilton
Gib Sinclair
Bill Switzer
Bill
Gib
Barnstead
Presse
Little Harper
Barney
Blackburn
Big Wisman
Schroder
Morgen
Hennett
Ray Hamilton
Townsend
Ward
Davkigow
Irvine Turf Association adopts new officers and Victoria Day sports
A meeting of the Irvine Turf Association elected J F O Barschal secretary treasurer for the year. John Pollock was named president with E G Benwell as vice president. A sports day including horse racing and general athletics was set for Victoria Day May 24 with a program committee appointed.
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Association
John Pollock
Irvine Turf Association
Oliver Mayberry
E. G. Benwell
J. F. Q O. Barschal
H. S. Newby
Carl Beny
G. ‘4Aizer
G. W. Dinkel
C. Beny
O. Mayberry
J. F. O. Barschal
Nivel Mayberry
Jas. Porter
Irvine
Porter
J. A. English
Eagle Butte
J. B. Jenkinson
Jas. Crawford
H S. Newby
A. Grant
Walsh
J. F. C. Barschal
Inside Real Estate Prices Rise and Germ-Proof Filters
An advertisement notes high prices for inside real estate and water systems. It promotes Sutton Germ-Proof Filters as essential for clean water, claiming government tests prove their effectiveness. It urges readers to obtain a filter from the Music Store or Marshall Hardware Co. for health and safety.
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Marshall Hardware Co
Gas Well Concerns Ease After Visit by Coste
Citizens relieved as Mr. Eugene Coste, a leading Canadian gas well expert, visits the city last week and finds no cause for alarm. Discussion covers casing removal and next well plans while notices promote local services from Louch's Optical, Calgary Milling Co. products, A. P. Burns woodwork, and private sale of dining room furniture at 222 Braemar Street.
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Eugene Coste
Coste
Martin
Canadian Ophthalmic College
Louch
Calgary Milling Company
S. T. Fawcett
S. Railway Street
A. P. Burns
Braemar St
Backstop pair and Davidson's hard hit homer
Davidson delivers a hard hitting style as he belted a ball off the center field fence for a home run yesterday. Manager Hamilton leads a staff of twinkets and heavy hitters, boosting chances for a top position amid the league competition.
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Davidson
Hamilton
City Doings In Brief From Hartleys To Temperance
All leading confectioners handle Hartleys aerated waters. An outhouse at Engineer Hardy's residence burned Saturday evening. Moose Jaw sold debentures totaling 133095 at 4 percent interest for 100.11. Spencer Todd carload Mamaitoba potatoes priced 1 35 per rush. No Brigade camp at Celgary. 23rd Albertan Hussars canvas at Police Point. Dog tax due May 1. only 130 tags issued. Orders to S T Fawcett for field peas fodder corn alfalfa millet and western rye grass. Royal Templars of Temperance parade to Baptist Church Sunday May 16 for temperance sermon. Rev Dr Fortune of Alberta Temperance League unable to Medicine Hat last Sunday. will speak next Sunday evening at St Johns Presbyterian Church.
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Hartley
Engineer Hardy
Moose Jaw
Spencer & Todd Trave
Celgary
23Rd
Albertan Hussars
S. T. Fawcett
Fortune
Alberta Temperance and Moral Reform League
Medicine Hat
St. John's Presbyterian Church
Friday Debate Between Lethbridge and Medicine Hat Youth Clubs
Citizens are reminded of Friday evening’s debate at City Wall between Lethbridge and Medicine Hat Young Nuns Clubs. Selected speakers Sansom Bryenton and Ware will argue against the resolution that Canada should build its own navy now. Three judges named O D Austin John Benson and C J Wilson. Mock Parliament supper to follow. tickets at Sonch’s drug store Asianibola music store or from members.
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Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
O. D. Austin
Lethbridge Herald
John Benson
C. J. Wilson
Methodist Church
Sonch's
Asainibola
Local Visitor From Mrs J H Campbell Arrives in City
Mrs J H Campbell tours the city with Jes M Morden offering trimmed goods at Main Street shop. The quick visit highlights local commerce and a promotion for trimming services.
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J. H. Campbell
Fren
Jes M. Morden
Ripe
Airbiner
Main St
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Spencer & Todd
Manitoba
George Martin
Immigration Department
St. Patrick's Church
Carter-Hulls-Adinger Co
Bow River
Martin-Senour
W.B. Marshall Co
A. M. Wright
San Francisco
Madrid
Greenwich
Paris
St. Petersburg
Pekin
Amsterdam
Cer
Ig Aril
HeLa
E. D. Martin
Wholesale Jobbers and Shippers
Senmions
W. Sanford Evans
Winnifeg
A. F. Kenny
W. Dalston
Howard A. Moore
Edith Weston
Halifax
E.S. Martin
Flower Mission Band
Hayes—Publow
Mayberry
Cairns
Walsit
N. M. Belcher
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Town OF
Turf Association
Matheson
Nees A
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