High School By-law Vote on Debenture Proposed
The School Board set a poll for October 6 on issuing debentures to raise 40000 for a new high school. A ratepayers petition and a public vote will decide the measure at City Hall with Returning Officer Brotherton and Clerk Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brotherton
W. G. Niblock
J. C. Colter
J. Kennedy
D. Milne
Ruby B. Kennedy
E. W. Drnham
Bricklayers and Masons Union
Carpenters’ Union
Messrs. Niblock
Colter
Niblock
Colur
Isrotherton
Brotherton
Kennedy
Mary Taylor
Nellie V. Cox
VCC
James
Sansom
J. Mitchell
M. LB. Mitchell
W. A. Begg
E. J. Fewings
J. T. W. Forster
A. Patterson
Pease-Walden Co
C. W. Webb
Milne
Miss Simpson
Sansome
Francis F. Fatt
Walter Huckwake
F. OO. Sissons
J. E. Howson
J. Hutchinson
D. G. White
Jas. R. Fisher
J. C. Beveridge
J. K. Drinnan
Nelson Spencer
John Tod
Henry Stewart
W. H. Turpin
D. W. Kealy
Cadet Corps to reenact Batoche clash at school events
Hill and colleagues prepared a program of events likely to attract interest. The lineup may include a Batoche battle reenactment by the Cadet Corps and basketball and baseball matches between the schools. The report was tabled for the next meeting as the board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Simimonds
R. Mw
Walton Dw. Co
Walton Hdw
Marshall Hdw
Finlay & Co
Cox
Toronto Street
Miss Best
Montreal Street
Miss Cox
Miss Cosens
M. B. Morrison
Miss Kennedy
Toronto Street School
Kenedy
Miss McBean
Ajax
Miss Simpson
Cakdwell
Lieut
Reid
Messrs Ware
Hill
Battle of Batoche
Alberta Baseball Championship Shield clash at three o'clock
Local baseball fans expect a strong turnout as CPRs Mike O Hara’s speedsters duel the Fire Brigade selected team from the League for the Alberta Baseball Championship shield. The 3 PM game on the Athletic Grounds could be the season’s best and final matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.R
Mike O'Hara
Fire Brigade
C.Y.A
Local Amethyst Council to hold silver medal elocution contest
Arrangements under way for another silver medal elocutionary contest by Amethyst Council R T of T. Maple Creeks Council planned to contest for gold but has abandoned the idea. Time and place of the silver medal event will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amethyst Council R. T. of
Maple Creeks Council
Death of Jas McGarry Strains CPR Circle and Public
The article reports the death of Jack McGarry a long time CPR conductor and railway official known for his size and presence. He died of heart disease after arriving in Medicine Hat on No. 96 and resting at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Remains moved to Maple Creek for interment with a Presbyterian service titled A Wife A Farm and Oxen. He was 43 last November and had served since 1835 in Canadian railroading, with leadership roles in the Order of Railway Conductors and the Western Division Board of Adjustment. He left behind a brother James in Maple Creek and sisters in Maple Creek Fish Creek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McGarry
C.P.R
Medicine Hat
No. 96
Cosmopolitan Hotel
County Antrim
Ireland
Canada
Illillewacht
B.C
Here
Calgary
Board of Adjustment
James McGarry
Maple Creek
Mary
Cheeseman
Smith
Small
Fish Creek
Ald. Tweed
Ala
Forster
al. Tweed
Ald. Baker
Ald
Morrow
AM. Huckvale
Huckvale
Canada Foundry Co
Water Commission
Baker
Willian Ansley
City
Sixth Avenue
Water Commissioners
Baker and Tweed
Boards of Health
Edmonton
Ald. Forster
Ed. Morrow
Board of Health
F. K. Lalonde
Moose Jaw
Hull
Fire destroys Quick Job Print building and plant
Just before midnight on Tuesday a blaze gutted the Quick Job Print premises owned by Mrs T. W. Ireland. Manager Robert Cullitt reported the frame structure could not be saved despite prompt brigade response and strong water pressure. Losses include plant and stock about 2700 dollars with light insurance and a 400 pound building uninsured. Coltier had just left the site with W. H. Storry and Chas. Toms. Citizens extend sympathy to the proprietor. Subscribe to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cullitt
Mra
T. W. Ireland
Coltier
W. H. Storry
Chas. Toms
Dominion cabinet sets federal election date
A cabinet meeting decided to issue writs for Federal elections to be held Monday October 26 with nominations a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Beef shipments stall as rail cars fail ranchers again
Ranchers A J Day and James Mitchell report hundreds of head retuned to grazing grounds after promised CPR cars never arrived. Wm Fawcett in Walsh also faced delays, cattle trailed from Willow Creek, buyers deterred by lack of service, and talks of a push to force action while a burned bridge delays the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.R
A. J. Day
James Mitchell
Day
Mitchell
Walsh
Wm Fawcett
Rith
Willow Creek
Schrretber
Preparations Underway for Exhibits at Athletic Grounds
Special buildings sheds and pens are going up at the Athletic Grounds to house varied exhibits. Hav and oats will be provided for exhibitors in five stock classes. Arrangements are made for exhibits competing for James Rae and R F E Starks prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rae
R. F E. Starks
Prize Winners Named for Best Kept Gardens in Medicine Hat
The four winners in the D Milne Co best garden contest in Medicine Hat received prizes for top scores. James Rat led with 91 points, followed by John Huston 67, F G Forster 65, and John Benson 46. Judge Abenheim of the Reserizs Co. evaluated five entries on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Milne Co., Systd
Medicine Hat
James Rat
John Huston
F. G. Forster
John Benson
Abenheim
Reserizs Co
Achel
Century Methodist Church Adds Evening Service Time
Beginning Sunday evening the Century Methodist Church will hold services at 7 30 p m up from 7 p m Rev Mr Dalgleish of Swift Current will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Methodist Church
Mr Dalgleish
Swift Current
Winnipeg milliners hire two new staff members
Miss Lipster of Winnipeg arrived in the city this week and joined Miss Mcleay's millinery staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lipster
Winnipeg
Miss Mcleay
Bright Millinery Opening Showcases Parisian Hats
Miss McDermott's millinery opening last week featured Parisian models in blue velvet picture hats with feather boas, terra cotta turbans, plaited silk brims, and velvet crowns. A peacock blue mushroom sailor with winged trim and chamois cabochons drew notable attention, along with elephant gray felt designs.
Hats on Exhibit Feature Velvet Crowns and Wings
A display highlights hats with side rolls and a high round crown trimmed in Paris green velvet. Large Paris green wings, directoire buckle, and velvet rolls showcase satin silk and fawn velvet styles. Leading shades include black white taupe elephant gray brown blue and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Debate on Wash Day Sloppiness at Cochran's Store
Amongst Council No 10 R 7 of T holds a Monday evening debate September 28 in the Council Rooms over Cochran's store. The topic Is Wash Day a Sloppy Day with Frost and Towler leading the opposing side and three ladies as judges. Members invite friends to attend. debate not just for Royal Templars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Messrs
Frost and Towler
Order
Strikers Find Afternoons Shelter at Young Men's Club
The Young Men's Club has opened its doors to the strikers during afternoon hours when there are no classes, providing a shelter while the strike continues.
Exhibition entries welcomed at Secretary's office
Parties seeking to make Exhibition entries may visit the Secretary in the Board of Trade Rooms each evening from now until the fair dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade Rooms
Montreal man arrives in Vancouver early on wager
Charles King, who crossed from Montreal on a thousand dollar bet, reached Vancouver today eleven days early. He still needs thirty dollars to finish his wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Charles King
Montreal
Mining engineers tour Medicine Hat gas works
A party of about forty mining engineers and guests from Canada and abroad visited Medicine Hat on Sunday. They toured the CPR shops and the Dunmore gas well and expressed keen interest in gas applications. The group included officials from mining and metallurgical institutes and university representatives from the United States and Europe. They were guided by CPR gas expert Mr Martin and visited Bow Island before continuing along the Crow's Nest division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Mining Institute
Medicine Hat
C.P.R
Dunmore Gas
James Borrowmen
Midring Institute of Scotlam
Walter Johnston
iron and = steel institute
Hugh F. Marriott
Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
W. Fredville
John Ashworth
Manchester Geological and Mining Society
W D. Wight
South Wales Institute of Toate
J. H. Potomie
Berlin
W. H
London
Louis Detrez
l'Association Des Elves Des Ecoles Speciales
Liege
Belgium
England
S. Mayor
Scotland
J. Murray
Canadian Mining Journal
J. Obalski
Quebec
W. J. Revs
Wales
G. Md. Pyke
Montreal
W. Rowley
WN. Richardson
N. Atlantic Collieries
Cape Breton
Heinrich Ries
Department of Geology
Cornell University
A. Sim
Switzerland
A Smith
Columbia University
New York
S. S. Smith
A. Watson
Martin
P.R
Bow Island
Crow's Nest
Saturday Picnic Draws Large Crowd to Johnston's Grove
The Sunday School event at Johnston's Grove on the Creek jointly hosted by St John's Presbyterian and Century Methodist Churches drew the city’s widest attendance in years. A special train conveyed many attendees while conveyances shuttled between the city and grounds. about five hundred meals were served at noon amid lively sports and overall satisfaction. Doctor Harvey the Eye Specialist advertises treatments available Tuesday or Wednesday, September 39 and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston's Grove
Creek
St John's
Council Adopts Bakery and Spitting By Laws Amid Pound Controversy
City Council debates bakery inspection and spitting ban while resolving to move the dog and cattle pound after threats of a Fire Brigade strike. A waterworks bylaw vote is set for October 9 with polling at city hall and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
Messrs Baker
Morrow
Forster
Tweed
Huckvale
Ald. Baker
Calgary
Akl
Baker
Uuckvale
F. S. Pingle
Robert McCutcheon
Toronto Street
Fourth Avenue
H.T.W. Forster
D. R. O. Ward
Court House
Geo. A. Juno
D.R.O. Ward
A. Holdy
Ottawa Street
F. F. Fatt
D.R.O
Roberts
Edmonton
C. A. Krauss
Fire Brigade
Spencer
Slackvale
License and Police Committee
C.P. Rk
Esplanade Park
Johnston Park
Cammeries
Ald. Tweed
Ald. Forster
Huckvele
Li and Police Committee
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Webb
Jas, McGarry
Presbyterian Church
Burnt Schreiber Bridge
Bright Millinery Opening
King
Methodist
Presbyterian Sunday Schools
Harvey
Council
Ainsley
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