Hunt for Charcoal Ends in Hunter’s Death and Capture
A Saskatchewan era tale recounts a prolonged pursuit beginning in October 1896 as a mounted force tracks Charcoal after a murder. The chase traverses Pine Ridge, the Old Man River and Blood reserve, ending with Charcoal’s capture and the death of Sergeant Wilde during a dramatic pursuit and shootout.
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Medicinne
Pine Ridge
Ciel Mountain
Arivle
Iris
Fort Macleod
Old Man River
Aptte
Watk
Peigan Reserve
Yar
Junki
Shorty
Corporal Crim
Tee's Creek
Charcoal
Corporal C— Hed
Constable H
Lee's Creek
Corporal C
Kain
Wilde
Blood Reserve
Sergt. Wilde
Ser
Chercoal
Thirty Five Years in the West Recital at Knox Church
The Westminster Guild heard Rev J M Larrison speak on A few leaves from his pioneer ministry recounting thirty five years in the West starting 1874. He described travel from Duluth to Winnipeg, life among settlers, and early Winnipeg figures, with humor and vivid detail. The address covered hardships and romances, including building a parsonage, long travels, and a salary of 331.50 in the first year.
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Westminster Guild
Knox Church
J. M. Larrison
Wesley Church
Amus
Hatrigah
Harrison
West
New Land
Duluth
Red River
Winnipeg
Dr Young
Winnnipeg
Hudson's Bay
Scott
Schultz
Winchipes
Thamas Scott
Fair
Jourong
Pembina
Montreal
Ite
Emerson
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Detavlinien
Ageie
Acent
Sergi
Jim
Wikie
J. M. Harrison
Wesiern Canada
Lethbridge Herald
KE M Cawker
B.C
Stewart & Tweed
Jimmy
Mie Fu
AIN Sy
Women’s In
Black and Patent
Jeweler
Optician
C.P.R. Watch Ins
G. W. Ellio
Fish Bros. Wacors
HOPE
Foster & Hamilton
N. Railway Street
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W. H. Patterson
Toronto St