City Council Seeks Gas Lines And Rail Spur Decisions
The City Council met to discuss gas line installation under tracks at the east end, rail spur to serve factories, and Crow's Nest line changes making Coleridge the terminus. Officials filed reports, approved sewer funding, and considered incentives for CPR shops in Medicine Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penhale
Tweed
Hutchinson
Hunt
McKay
Baker
Lawrence
C.P.R
Government Road
Dunmore Junction
Medicine Hat
Coleridge
Crow's Nest
Lethbridge
Ffeurth
Connnot
Alderman Hutchinson
Bury
Cranbrook
Board of Trade
F. G. Forster
Malcolm's Western Canneries, Ltd
W. J. Mclean
Aldermen
Tweed and
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Merchants Bank of Canada
Stewart & Tweed Limited
Turpin Bros
Walter Crosskill
Medicine Hat Printing and Publishing Co
Cypress Club
Main Street
South Railway Street
Fourth Avenue
Pendale
M. Esplen
C. A. Krauss
Kealy
AM. Hutchinson
Apur
Industrial Place
Railway Commission
Medicine Hat Clinches Western Canada Baseball Title
Medicine Hat wins the western Canada league pennant after a 15 to 5 victory over the Coal Barons and heads to Winnipeg for a seven game stretch against the Maroons. Benny leads a tough outfit with Works and Hollis on the mound, O Donnell and Wescott in the field, and a strong supporting cast. The club finishes the season strong despite injuries and praise for Manager Benny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beany
Lethbridge
Winnipeg
Maroons
Medicine Hat
Benny
Works
Hollis
Fogarty
O'Dea
Zurlage
Wescott
Bues
West
O'Donnell
McClain
Foster
Edmonton
Legoir
Cook
Totman
Red Perry
McDonough
O’donnell
P.C. Medicine Hat
Edmonton Oo
Calvary
Kkee
Pennant Witnners
Benny c
Perry Ab
O'Death
Hollis P
Donald Matheson
W. Cousins
Ferdie Teigh
West P Bues
Zurlapess
Hamilton
Schurch
Bob Corbett
Messrs
James Fleming
A. Patterson
Bennys
Mayor Cousins
Bruce Robinson
Cousins
Tim
Zwlage
Patterson
Ard
Bucs
Benny Medicine Hat
Western Canada Baseball League
Samtes
Han
City council notes tenders and a ballgame anecdote
Tenders for the pump house addition ranged from $1825 to $2587 with Navin Bros. under the engineer’s $2075 estimate. A grand stand transfer to the Baseball Club was protested by no second. A grading reduction near Mr. W Kelly’s dwelling was approved. The section ends with a baseball story about Benny, Chandler, and a near play at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Burns
A. E. Forrester
Navin Bros
Eary
Geo. Worthy
James Shaw
Penhale
McKay
T. H. Navin
Ald. Hutchinson and Tweed
Putde Works Committee
W. Kelly
Hutchinson
Local Brevities and Notices
Mr. W. S. Curry bought seventy brood mares from Wes Dimmick. Sunday services at St Barnabas Church start at 7.30 pm. The Trades and Labor Council supports the Cannery bylaw. Chief Meiklejohn and Alderman Tweed led a science inquiry into Turpin's shirts non tearable qualities. Canada exported 24 percent of its manufactures in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Tweed
C. P.R
W. T. Williams
Board of Works
Canada Foundry Co
Finlay
W. Hamilton Freight Charges
R. E. Walton Hardware Co
T. Morrey
T. J. Shepherd Scott & Marsh Dos
Central Park
Penhale
Ainslee
Ross
Manitoba Iron Works
James Rae
John Rutherford
I. Fuster
YW. H. Sprague Co
Cee Ee
D. UW. Williamson
Cok
Fairbanks Co
Oat
BR Re Ee
Wy. Gousins Ck
Isaac Baumbach
Ccc
DO. Se Seleden Cgrpattees Mvinyee
Brandon Machine Works
J. H. Prestom We Cae
Assiniboia Music Company
McKay
Meiklejohn
Morrey
Alberta Brick Co
L. H. Pruitt
Hoffman
Pruitt
Perdale
Ald
Baker
H. T. W. Forster
Braemar Street
W. S. Curry
Wes. Dimmick
St. Barnabas Church
Trades and Labor Council
Turpin
Jimmy
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a painless remedy for corns and warts. It claims no acids, lasting satisfaction, and urges buyers to insist on Putnam's only as the best option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's Corn
Jamieson Birth in Medicine Hat August 1907
Mrs J L Jamieson welcome a daughter at Medicine Hat Alberta on Friday August 16 1907. The newborn adds to the family of Mr and Mrs Jamieson with the local community noting the arrival.
Fewings Baby Born in Medicine Hat
At Medicine Hat Alberta on Saturday August 31 1907 Jack son of Mr and Mrs E J Fewings aged years and 9 months birth notice announces the birth in the local column with emphasis on the family name and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fewings
Medicine Hat
Alta
Jack
Mars
E. J. Fewings
Social and Personal Notes From Medicine Hat
Mrs Wikle from Bowell and Mr E G Venwell from Irvine visited the city this week. Numerous residents from Lethbridge, Pincher Creek, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, and other places were noted in town or visiting relatives. Several locals left for holidays or studies, while others returned from trips. a bank manager and a newspaper staffer were among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikle
Bowell
E G. Venwell
Irvine
Sergt. Allen
Willow Creek
Supt. Wilson
R.N.W.M.P
Lethbridge
R. A. Wright
A. M. Wright
Lawton
Edmonton
W. GG. Lynch
Pincher Creek
A. P. Day
Brown
Calgary
Olumphreys
Toronto Street
Fr. Turbiaux
France
Rutherford
Shakespeare
Ont
W. M. Williamson
Esplanade
Wm. Davis
Montreal
W. ‘. Williams
H. A. Whiffin
England
A. E. Whiffin
Jessie Cousins
Havergal College
Winnipeg
Percy White
Ernest Mitz
Clare Forster
C.P.R. Lakes
J. &. Walton
Nelson
E. S. Martin
Bank of Montreal
Raymond
J. H. ‘Gordon
Allie Cameron
Musgrove
Medicine Lodge
Ella
Katie Rae
Toronto
Toronto Conservatory of Music
F. G. Forster
British Columbia
Isabel McDonald
James Hargrave
Many Island Lake
Ed. Forbes
Orillia News
Gus Pingle
Winnipeg Voice
Messrs
C. S
F.S
Hume Pingle
Thos. Flett and
Childrsh
M. Peard
Fort William
Stoufffeille
Ontario
S.A. Wallace
Brasmar Street
Minnie Teart
California
W. C. ‘Saris
Crow's Nest
Rochester
Minnesota
Stevenson
Royal Hotel
Arprig
Walter Alderson
Kincardine
C. R. W. Bassett
Kenneth
Miss Bonella
LA Ranch
James Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
G. Percy Blythe
Blythe
Medicine Hat Real Estate
Medicine Hat Armory Proposed on North River Street Park
A column notes tenders are being asked for the construction of the Medicine Hat squadron armory to be built in the park on North River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Squadron Armory
North River Street
Medicine Hat Defeats Calgary By Twenty Runs On Labour Day
On Labour Day Medicine Hat defeated Calgary by twenty runs in a curling cricket match played in Calgary. Horiball led Hat with 35 in one over, while Gadsden took five for nine to cripple Calgary. Medicine Hat posted 114, then restricted Calgary to 94 as Horiball Gadsden and Passmore led the visitors to a celebratory tea and banquet later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Horibell
Ahames
Bryant
Gadsden
Mackrell
Doughty
Adames
Heatiess
Oeeekins
Gary
Stannage
To&gether
Horiball
O'Sullivan
Renate Vey
Haniball
Stevens
Ladsden
Passmore
J.D. Everard
S. Wales
Alan Parker
H. Baker
W. A. Burston
J. Lyle
Royal Hotel
Ca Parker
Boston Beneath the Batters and Bargains Night
Readers are urged to attend Saturday night events at the Boston Theater with featured acts. Canadian banks loaned over four hundred million dollars to manufacturers, while 1901 values show 962 million dollars and 18 dollars per head in the United States. Two Saturday night performances at the Boston Theater promise mantles at ten cents and gumdrops at fifteen cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
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Man Onan
Jim Fleming
Jim
Strathcona Plain Dealer
Deacon White
Foxy
Wessler
Priest
Yowll
Deacon
Larry Piper
Zeider
Ken
Sawyer
Winnipeg Maroons
San Francisco
Neelands
Chandler
Hen
Canada
Social and Personal
the Squadron Armory
Ane
Enon
Everard
Eeeses
Asesee Tee Baker
Hoskins
Er Pealeyan- Jebson
Jephson
Wane
Lyle
O'’Sullivan Wu
J'Sullivan
Ensecce
Dryaden
J’sullivan
Drysdale
Stephens
Tae
Jebson
Ber Ens Wous
O'Sullivan Vibese
Honiball
Wenegeree
Eapens
Sen Wales
Stephens Passmore
Hayward
Dasafield
Bates
Seeeere
Ene
Aebdoe
Adgmes
Galen
Wales
Wes Pate
Basee Passmore
Vincent
Gedadem
Nadogs
Gaenae
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