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12 Feb 1891
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat Times
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1891
Page
1
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Martins and Holy Communion at 11 o clock Sunday School at 10 o clock Evensong at 7 30 o clock Rev A J MacLeod Rev Co Teeter and others conduct the service at Sr Barnabas church across the city on Sunday.
After the open season closed, town sportsmen formed a gun club and bought a trap and targets for wing shooting. Jean Starks and others are posting good scores while many rely on hard ground to break targets. Yesterday a contest occurred between conductors.
The two shooters each hit fifteen single birds leading to a tie. The trap man urged a decision with the old copper handgun and the contest was resolved by firing five more shots apiece.
Ottawa correspondent for the Daily Mail cites Hon. Mr. Dewdney saying on February 3 that current Northwest Territories Conservative members will again run as Government candidates.
Carloads of dead meat beef from the C. A. C. and Co's Dunmore herds were shipped to the Coast on Tuesday. Hayes and McIntosh of Vancouver purchased them and have also bought all the fat sheep the company had for sale. They have already received about two thousand head, with four hundred more on the way.
Mr McNaughton and six men of the Arctic Ice Company arrived last week and have been busy filling the JCPR icehouse. They are shipping ice from Moosejaw to Gleichen. Saskatchewan ice has been thicker than usual at about 29 inches and exceptionally clear.
A general meeting of the cricket club was held in Mr. Finlay's office Tuesday evening with President Dobie presiding. The managing committee by laws were passed and 50 copies ordered for sale at 10 cents each. The outfit order was endorsed and officers' energy leaves the club in splendid shape.
The Conservative Association met in Government Hall yesterday evening and named seven delegates Horner Dobbin W D Armstrong J Armstrong W Cousins B C McCord J Lovick and A Eddy as supernumerary to attend the convention. A resolution to support Mr Tweed passed by an almost unanimous vote with three opposed.
The CPR has long asked for tenders from local contractors for ice supply. Mr. Sanderson of this town expected a local contract for the Swift Current to Donald line. He bought an expensive ice plant hoping for a chance at the Winnipeg line, arguing contracts should favor locals to keep earnings in the country.
The Free Press receives warm praise for Nicholas Flood Davin from Prof Tyndall. The writer calls Davin a remarkable medium and a compelling psychological study. He notes Davin’s warmth enthusiasm shrewd political nature and determined will to act.
Ottawa February Sir John issues his Kingston constituency address outlining policy to foster Dominion resources and keep Canada within the British Empire He recalls 78 82 87 91 and defends progress under his government citing manufacturing growth deficit reduction and CPR construction He warns against Opposition reciprocity and direct taxation and appeals to supporters for unity of empire and freedom.
A successful reading room concert raised nearly fifty dollars for the Public Library. Mrs. Spencer Miss Preston and Sirs Starks led the event with acts by Miss Walton Miss Sisson and others including tableaux Bluebeards Wives Cinderella and the Three Nations amid readings and solos by local performers from Reading Room on Thursday evening.
The report outlines likely outcomes in the Territories and provinces. East Assiniboia favors Hon. Mr. Dewdney by acclamation, West Assiniboia may see Davin opposed by Tweed, Saskatchewan eyes McDowall's re election, and Alberta hints Marvis may win if challengers from Edmonton weaken Reilly and Brett's stance remains uncertain.
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