Town Council Adopts Petty Repairs and Waterworks Notes
A Friday special town council meeting addressed fire damages to J Earl pasture and fence repairs, discussed pipe suppliers for waterworks, granolithic walks, Woolen Mill assessment, and tax balances. Letters from Winnipeg on pipes, cleaning nuisance bylaws, and a laundry health query were reviewed. Multiple accounts were approved and population and infrastructure progress reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Smith
Nelson
Forster
J. Earl
Smith and Vorster
Winnipeg
E.R. Clarkson
Flv Fatt
Markwick
R.C. Becker
Becker
G. Schmelzer
A.J. Cameron
W.N. Adsit
Insurance
Medicine Hat News
Williamson & Rae
Finlay & Co
Assessor
Cameron
W. EK. Porter
Porter
Court of Revision narrows and adjusts city assessments
Town Council acting as Court of Revision chaired by Mayor Hawthorne heard appeals on River Street building assessments Lot 22 Block 7 and various properties. Many values were reduced or changed, including incomes and townsite lands, with several specific parcels and firms named in adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
M. M. Trimble
River Street
C. R. Mitchell
Nicolls
Mrs. Reeves
Fowler
F. G. Forster
Ie E
W. Cousins
Medicine Hat Agricultural and Exhibition Company, Ltd
Bell Telephone Co
C.P.R
Finlay & Co
Cousins
F. Fish
Stewart, Clark & Co
Land Co
Chas. Wagstaff
Henry McNeeley
Medicine Hat Board of Trade to back Ross steamboat line
The Council endorsed Mr. Ross's plan to open a river steamboat line and pledged support. A committee was named to determine assistance lines and report to the Town Council. A resolution favored extending the Intercolonial to Winnipeg or backing Grand Trunk Pacific bonds, opposing land grants or cash bonuses. A live stock sale and Montreal delegation were also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Board of Trade
Ross
Cousins’ Hall
Tweed
Medicine Hat
Farmer's Advocate
Winnipeg
CVLR
Hawthorne
Jamieson
Cousins
Board of Trade
Grand Trunk Pacific
Ottawa
Finlay
Medicine Hat Board of Trade
Intercolonial
C.P. R
Boards of Trade
Montreal
Storm Damage Hits Western Stockers Hard
The week’s weather shift brought heavy losses to ranchers east of here as storms killed hundreds of young stockers imported from the East. Cattlemen, sheepmen, and horse ranchers report calve, lamb, and colt losses with shipments and railway claims pending against the CPR. The outlook is improving with fair conditions returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Western Packing Co
Canada
Dan Hamilton
Neepawa
A. Se. Philp
CPR Passenger Killed In Train Ditching Accident
A G P R passenger died after a fall from a moving train near town. R D Thomson from Frank, Alta., was found unconscious in a ditch, exposed to rain, and died about midnight. His parents in Rosemont, Ont., were informed and the body sent home for interment. Thomson had recently been a Cranbrook hospital patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P.R
Sectiomuen
West
R. D. Thomson
Frank
Alta
Rosemont
Ont
Calder
Undertaker Bridgeman
Thomson
Cranbrook Hospital
Medicine Hat Milling Company to Boost Local Industry
Medicine Hat prepares to start a new milling operation after securing up to date equipment from British Columbia. Mr. McNeely reports the mill will produce flour and feeds rivaling western mills and aims to serve the Crow's Nest Railway with favorable freight rates. Company officers include H. C. Yuill president and W. B. Marshall secretary treasurer. Also notes P. Currie opens Saskatoon business and CPR workers injured at Shepherd washout and Swift Current incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeely
Medicine Hat Milling Company, Limited
British Columbia
Medicine Hat
Crow’s Nest
H.C. Yuill
Mr. McNeely
W. B. Marshall
Northwest Liquor Dealers Meet Set for Medicine Hat
A secretay pro tem from the Northwest Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association says a meeting will be held in Medicine Hat on June 5 to organize and discuss trade matters with notices sent to dealers. A Medicine Hat Stock Growers Association meeting on Saturday planned the June 16 round-up, with splits into three divisions and captains named for each division. Rifle practice results from Victoria Day at the Medicine Hat Rifle Association show scores across 200 600 and total, with detailed shooters listed. The league ref: first series match set for May 30, with Mr. Fleager urging full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlin
Northwest Wholesale Liquor Dealer’s Association
Tinning
Regina
Medicine Hat
West
Northwest
Messrs
Sissons
Elson
James Mitchell
Hargrave and Jenkins
Arthur Grant
Gros Ventre Creek
Messrs. Mitchell and
R. E. Margesson
Rae and Sissons
Victoria
W. McLeod
T. H. Rhodes
J. Plumley
R. Legh
R. E. Walton
W. Hargrave
Cis
B. McBurnie
T. J. Flenger
J. Mitchell
J. Hargrave
Ay R. Collier
W. Williamson
G. Jenkins
A. McBurnie
R. Venables
Fleager
New Spring Suitings Advance Ships Reach Stores
New Spring Suitings are arriving in advance shipments and available to order in the latest styles. Local retailers report diverse fabrics and modern cuts ready for customers seeking up to date wardrobes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Medicine Hat Trading Co., Ltd
Empire Dream
The
Canada Carriage Co
John Deere
Moline Plow Co
Rakes
J. K. Drinnan
General Merchant
Wincona
E. J. Hunt & CO
W. M. Grose
Minto Cigara
Havana
Cawker & Bouch, Druggiata
Lockhart & Co
F. T. Fish
Main St
N. B
Court of Revision
the Milling Company
P. Currie
Saskatoon
Shepherd
Supt. Niblock
Ironsides
Swift Current
Cawker
Assiniboia
Medicines Wat, Assa
Carbery & Coilier
A. M. Wright
A.m.wright
Assiniboia Music Company
Medicine Hat, N, W.T
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