City Council holds routine session with various committee actions
City Council met Tuesday led by Mayor Cousins with Aldermen Tweed McKay Baker Huckvale Spencer and Forster. Reports from Public Works Fire Police Health and Water departments were discussed with bids approved for gas fittings and groundwork. A committee to seek municipal accounting reforms and a national home for consumptives was named and adjournment set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
Tweed
McKay
Baker
Huckvale
Spencer
Forster
Morrey
W. Bailie
Frank Oliver
Southern Alberta Ianmd Company
Thos. Littleford
Bhut Lethem
Montreal Street
Tweed—Huckvale
Public Works Committee
Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs
British Columbia Association
John Z. Hall
Medicine But Agricultural Society
Citizens’ Band
Cily
Parks and Market Committee
Stumson & Co
Toronto
James
Regina
MecKenzie
Statga
Hatcher
Nelson Lott
Alderman Tweed
Forster and Baker
Commissioner of Immigration
Morrow
Board of Trade
Finance
Ald
Kealy
Court Costa
City Treasury
Health Department
Water Dept
Aid
Luckvale
Shepherd
Charlton
Roberts
Adsit
W. Kealy
Cypress Club
F. L. Crawford
Bank of ‘Commerce
Board of Hediiit
Coleridge
MckKay
Rifle teams duel on Labor Day at Coleridge grounds
A friendly match on Labor Day between Medicine Hat Rifle Association and Coleridge Rifle Association concluded with the Ross rifle defeating the Tee Enfield on a windy Coleridge range. Scores show Medicine Hat 200 00 600 Tl, Coleridge 30 56, and both sides praised sportsmanship. A rematch is planned at Medicine Hat range. Also note local millinery display at Miss McDermott's and Brantford carriages and Frost Wood machinery offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Rifle Association
Coleridge Rifle Association
Hat
Coleridge
Ross
B. Finlay
W. R. Simmonds
T. Sallows
Jenkins
G. Miller
G. C. Sallows
Strikes Ripple Across Canada Pressing Settlement Hopes
Winnipeg reports hint of CPR mechanics strike settlement talks with mediation seen as likely. Winnipeg also notes donations from Grand Trunk and Canadian Northern workers to strike funds. London sees large applicant interest for CPR positions. Winnipeg reports clashes as strikers and strikebreakers clash at CPR depots and yards with police dispersing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Grand Trunk
Canadian Northern Railways
C.P.R
Ottawa
Jas
Somerville
International Union
London
Irafalgar Square
C.P. R
C.F.R
Scottish Agricultural Commission Arrives in the City
The Scottish Agricultural Commission party of twenty two practical farmers arrives by morning train and will tour the city under the care of the City Council and Board of Trade. The visit follows a long journey through Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec and Ontario and mirrors earlier commissions to Ireland and Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Agricultural Commission
Catrada
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Canada
Aml
Denmark
Ireland
Jenny
Ministry of Agriculture
Scotland
William Barber
Terraran
William Bruce
Edinburgh
East of Scotland College of Agriculture
J. McHintchen Dobbie
J P
Campend
Midlothian
Jas. Dunlop
Tallhouse
Kilmarnock
George A. Ferguson
Shurradale
Elgin
Ian A. Forsyth
Ballintraid
Delny
Reds-shire
R. Shira Gib
Tauderdale
Berwickshire
R. B
Skye
Carlaw
Tartin
Dundee
Morrison
M.A
Bonnytown
Strathvithie
Fife
A. M. Prain
J.P
Inchture
Perthshire
Sir John A. G. Sinclair
Bart
J.S.C
Wick
Caithness-shire
Tohn Speirs
Newton
Glasgow
David A. Spence
Dunninald
Mains
Montrose
Aitken
Kirkcaldy
Wright
F.R.S
West of Scotland Agricultural College
Miss McDermott Opens Millinery Sale Friday and Saturday
Miss McDermott announces a millinery opening this Friday and Saturday upstairs at Stewart & Tweed Limited. The event showcases hats and accessories in a local shop setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McDermott
Stewart & Tweed Limited
School Board Holds Special Meeting on Building Fund
A special School Board session in Secretary Rob erts’ office on Monday Sept 7 discussed Bylaw No 12 to raise 40 000 for a new school. Trustees Milne Kennedy Niblock Colter and Chairman Brotherton attended. A ministerial note on last year’s 530 000 loan cited 20 000 canceled for nonuse and outlined actions. Building Committee report was postponed to Sept 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Brotherton
Milne
Kennedy
Niblock
Colter
Edmonton
Young Men's Club Opens Full Season Monday
The Y M C A opens its gymnasium and classes on Monday September 13 with the floor waxed and rooms refreshed. Membership nears 300 as instructors Gawley Smith and Stewart plan classes including club swinging and a debating program to expand religious and civic life for local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C
Uth
J. H. Gawley
Cc. F. Smith
Association
Herbert Stewart
Mail Service
Calgary
West
Fall millinery opening announced by Misses Jr and J McLeavy
The Misses Jr. and J. McLeavy announce their fall millinery opening set for Thursday September 17. Local shoppers are invited to preview new hats and accessories at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Jr
J. McLeavy
Full millinery openings and church events noted
The column lists millinery openings by Miss L and Miss J McLeay on September 18 and 19, Miss M Morden on September 18 and 19, and annual Alberta and East British Columbia Press Association meetings at Nelson on September 24 and 25. It notes St John's Anniversary services, a supper with the ladies, band honors for Robi ONeill, a critical line about Medicine Hat Times, Campbell's Stains and Floor Finish promotion, and a Union Sunday School picnic at Johnston's Grove with transport details and a 9 am start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & J. McLeay
Presbyterian Church
Alberta and
East British Columbia Press Association
Nelson
Anl
M. Morden
Main Street
Lethbridge Herald
R. P. Pettipiece
Vancouver
Medicinellat
St John's Church
Laurier to Open Ontario Liberal Campaign
Ottawa reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier has returned from Sorel and will preside over cabinet meetings before starting the Ontario Liberal campaign on September 15. The federal election date is expected to be announced by September 16 to 29 with four to six weeks notice, likely set for November 3 or 4. Thanksgiving date to be settled this week and railway commissioners board appointments may be postponed. Mayhee Mills and Traffic Felixport Wardwell travel to Winnipeg for hearings, then Saskatoon, with sitings at Fort William on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Sorel
Ontario
Board of Railway Commissioners
Mayhee
Dr Mills
Feixport
Wardwell
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Fort William
Cantelon Receives Pipes as Longtime Ban**d Member Leaves for Nelson
On Labor Day morning the Citizens' Band presented Mr M Cantelon with a case of pipes acknowledging his many years as a bandsman. He has left for Nelson British Columbia to make his home in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C
Citizens’ Band
J. W. McDonel
Electric Star Theatre
Robi. O'Neill
Lethbredge Herakd
Iliar
M. Cantelon
Cantelon
Nelson
B.C
Montreal Men Inspect Local Clay for Sewer Pipe Plant
A pair of Montreal gentlemen visit the city to study local clay deposits and sample rays as they consider establishing a sewer pipe factory. This is the second prospecting party to tour the area in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Death details of Mrs Matileson at Bal moral Street
Mrs Donald Matheson dies Friday at the family home Bal moral Street on her birthday. Funeral Sunday afternoon by Undertaker Patterson. interment at Hillside Cemetery. J W Morrow officiates. Pallbearers: Chas Neff Mc Rae J Page J McWilliams O Rourke AO Fowler. Sympathies offered to the family with floral tributes from Husband and children Father and Family gates ajar Mr and Mrs J Giles Miss Bateman Mrs D Robertson and Rhoda Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Matheson
Balmoral Street
Patterson
Hillside Cemetery
Revo J. W. Morrow
Chas
Nf. Neff
R. McRae
J. J. Page
J. McWilliams
J. O'Rourke
AO. Fowler
Gates
J. Giles
D. Robertson
Rhoda Bateman
J. Robertson
Fraternal group honors with flowers and wreaths
A ceremonial listing shows sprays wreaths and flowers presented by members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Medicine Hat Aerie 1721 and various lodge groups. Names include Mrs Trider Mrs Econard Mrs F B Medkinnon Mr and Mrs Morrow Mrs J H Spencer and others with crosses anchors and pillows noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trider
Fraternal Order of Agles
Medicine Hat Aerie
T.econard
F. B. Medkinnon
N. Morrow
J. H. Spencer
W. Flynn
K. Corbett
Mona
Florence Lyle
A Dunn
C. Cove
J. Reid
KL. R
Turnbull
C.F
W. Garland
J. Leonard
G. M. Knight
May Shields
Geo. E. Cudoba
Jennie and Christie
C. E. Nef
Clement Si. Neff
Grace Evans
W. Goode
J. Earl
R. McRae
Bassett
Family
Pillow
Charity Lodge
R. McNeil
Lyle
J.D. Page
H Mardy
J. Ikm‘aldson
Tennis Tour Season Ends With Open Championship Pending
The tourneys close aside from the open championship between Everard and Sharp. Today is expected to crown the champion. Miss J Mitchell wins the ladies single and doubles with Cameron. Amy defeats Everard in the men's handicap. Sharp and Turpin win the men's doubles. Sharp and Mrs Huckvere win the mixed doubles over Denbigh and Miss Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everard
Sharp
Miss J. Mitchell
Miss Cameron
Amy
Turpin
Denbigh
Sherwood
Mrs Huckvere
Miss Alexander
Cabinet ministers in Nova Scotia rally crowd at Stellarton
A huge turnout packed Victoria rink in Stellarton as Liberal leaders led by W. S. Fielding and others addressed supporters for J. M. McDonald MP. The meeting drew about two thousand people from 8 pm to midnight, with attendees spilling into galleries and rafters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stellarton
N.S
Victoria Rink
J. M. McDonald
Pictou County
Lon W. S. Fielding
Wi Paterson
Chas. Marcil
M.P
I. M. McDonald
McGregor M.P.P
Baby’s Own Tablets Prove Safe For Child Health
Mothers prize Baby’s Own Tablets as a preventive and treatment for summer stomach troubles in children. An Ontario mother testifies the remedy cured her daughter's colic and digestion woes. The ad claims a government analyst approval and offers tablets by mail at 25 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mineault, Jr
Mont Louis
Que
Dr Wiliams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Millinery Opening At Miss McDermott’s Parlors This Weekend
A millinery opening is announced at Miss McDermott's parlors for Friday and Saturday the 11th and 12th with continuing days to follow. The event highlights new hat fashions and seasonal accessories from the shop.
Special Prizes Highlight Fall Exhibition Winners
The Fall Exhibition on September 22 23 and 24 will award several special prizes. The Medicine Hat Milling Company adds valued prizes including 30 dollars split into three fields for best bushel of wheat and home made breads and buns made from Prairie Pride and Prairie Prime flours with cash awards for first second and third places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Milling Company
Picnic Sports at Johnston's Grove United Sunday School
Sports events scheduled for Saturday include lacrosse between Montreal and Toronto St. schools at 10:30, baseball at 1:30, and football at 2:30. Races cover multiple age groups with prizes. a train service status remains uncertain and alternative rigs may be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Johnston's Grove
Montreal
Toronito St
Miss McDermott Opens Millinery in Medicine Hat
Ladies of Medicine Hat and vicinity are invited to attend the opening of Miss McDermott's millinery on Friday and Saturday with the event showcasing new hat fashions and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Labor Day parade and events mark first major demonstration
Labor Day events featured a parade led by the Citizen's Band and City Fire Department, a large basket picnic at Police Point, and a raincut afternoon of field sports. The lacrosse match saw All Stars defeat Shamrocks 3-0. standout performance by an Indian "The Eagle" thrilled spectators, prompting a $4 collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meicing Hat
All Stars
Percy White
Shamrocks
G. DesBrisay
Cawley
Pingle
A. DesPrisay
G. Cunliffe
Lt. Bell
J. Barreau
A. Collier
M. Cory
G. Cunliffett
E. Muir
Macklin
Sharpe
Watkin
Wright
W. Brotherton
W. Rutherford
M. Patterson
Toronto Street
Montreal Street School
Joe Baldwin
A. Davis
Toronto Street School
A. Halward
A. Finch
J. Halward
T. Gawley
Shannon
Gowan
Baby Chapman
Baby Simpson
Band Stand Concert By Citizens' Band
The program on Thursday evening features the Citizens' Band with conductor I S Robertson. Selections include Quick March Clear the Way and God Save the King. Also performed are Serenade Sincerity Valsette A Rose Without a Thorn Enchantment Pretty Foot Electricity and The Royal Escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Band
J. Gubb
Gretture
Barnand
Valsette
Wright
Barnard
Schottische
Dean
Kiefer
God Save the King
I. S. Robertson
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Council
Lamp & Co
G. Schmelzer
Ays, Datiene
James Rae
P. R
Debye
H.C. Cooper
Abs
Separa
M. E. Beatty & Soms
Alberta Book Co
J.T. Williams O.oe
C. P. R. Freight
G. R. Kennedy
J. K. Drinnan
TD. Milme Co
Caida Rig Danske Acess Ee Hoss
Sikong Lagi Danea
Alderman Baker
Marshall Hardware Company
Tames Rae
Canadian Fairbanks Co
R. FE. Walton Hardware Co
Beker Ard McKay
Taker
Wes
Doooe
Winnipeg Free Press
Western Canada
C.P.R. Mechanics' Strike
Coos
Wwa
Young Men's Club
United Picnic
Methodist
Presbyterian
Johnston S Grove
A. Fatierson
John Henderson
DOE
Odoo
Campbell
Marshall Hardware Co
Union
St John's Presbyterian Church
Certary Methodist Church
Johston's Grove
The
Grove
Deatil
Matileson
SAVE
Police Point
Dominion Meteorological Service
Pacific Coast League
Won T
Oat P.C
Aberdeen
Tacoma Spokaneeee
Hesen
Butte
Seattle
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