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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
5
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Miss Anabel Anderson and Mr Harry Cove wed at St John’s Presbyterian Church with Rev J W Morrow officiating. The couple will reside on Braemar Street after a Coast honeymoon and reception gifts from relatives marked the evening.
Miss Alice R McCannel and Mr Arthur Pritchard married yesterday at Mr M Esplen’s residence. Rev A J Darroch officiated with a small guest list. The bride wore fawn silk chiffon and Valenciennes lace with pink and white sweet pea decor. Guests from Minot and Owen Sound attended.
Mr Donald Matheson and Mrs A Robertson express thanks for the many kind acts and sympathies shown to them during their recent bereavement.
Secretary John T. Hall of the Agricultural Society has been notified to arrange accommodation for a carload of racing horses that will travel to Calgary for the Fair next week.
Death occurred Friday from typhoid fever of Mrs Alex Allen. Funeral Sunday. Husband and two infant children depart for Scotland with Mrs JT Shepherd. Knox Church ladies announce first sale of work on October 25, details to follow. Also notes on Toronto street roadway cave-in and a dining room floor refinishing tip from Campbell’s Floor Finish.
Saskatoon reports Captain Ross owner of the steamer City of Medicine Hat leaving with Fred A Allingham and Lee Curtis in a twenty four foot canoe for the Pas Mission Cedar Lake to establish a winter camp for aging expeditions. Indian guides will be hired and snow shoes procured as they hunt local wildlife and assess northern fishing conditions before a spring return.
The Medicine Hat team defeated Coleridge at Police Point range yesterday afternoon by a clear margin. Individual scores show Plumley, Peard, Krauss, Fialavo and Everard contributing to the win. Also noted are tennis final results, bylaw voting info, local notices, and upcoming fall millinery openings.
At Medicine Hat Alberta two families announce new arrivals. Robi Wharton and wife welcomed a daughter on September 1. F L Lyon and wife welcomed a son on September 13 at the Maternity Hospital. A K Evans and wife welcomed a son on September 1 in Medicine Hat.
Classified notices offer rental rooms near the new Post Office with meals optional and a central location. A ranch or farm winter housing request appears with P O Box 81 in Medicine Hat. For sale, 10 vacant lots in Powell Addition Victoria BC advertised by Herbert Tees at 902 Blanchard St.
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