Blaris Methodist Anniversary Services Readied
The Anniversary Services of the Blaris Methodist Church will be held Sunday and Monday west. The Rev. S. O. Irvine a former minister of the Circuit will preach on Sunday at 3.30 and 7.30 and will lecture on the Monday evening at 3 o'clock. Mr. Levine's power as a preacher is well known, and it hoped that large congregations will gather to hear him. Special music will be given by the choir at all the services.
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Blaris Methodist Church
S. O. Irvine
Levine
Horse recovers after 15 remedies in Saskatoon ad
A Saskatchewan reader from Yellow Grass dated April 20 1807 reports a horse that had not eaten oats for two months. After feeding Hackney Stock Food the horse began eating within three days and is now healthy. the writer urges other stock owners to use the product.
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Turk Hackney Stack Co
Hackney
Shaxaw
Hackney Stock Food Co., Ltd
Wingipeg
Man
Dominion Lands Homesteading Rules in Western Canada
Public notice outlines entry rights for Dominion Lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta excluding sections 8 and 26. Eligibility requires head of family or male 18 or older, up to 160 acres per quarter section. Applications to Dominion Pan de Agency. entry by proxy possible under conditions. Residence and cultivation duties vary by plan. vicinity defined as nine miles. Notice to Ottawa six months prior. unauthorized publication not paid.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion Ands
Ottawa
Harvest Festival Services At Miniota A Resounding Success
The Church of England held harvest festival services across Two Creeks Beulah and a later hall gathering in Miniota. The events featured the Miniota Choir and strong congregations with decorations by local ladies and contributions from community members. The collection exceeded $100 for the Home Mission Fund of Rupert's Land.
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Church of England
Beulah
Miniota
Minsota
Messrs
Biggs and Bradley
Luther Curry
J. D. Forsythe
Sargent
Rosen
Wilfred Long
Home Mission Fund
Diocese of Rupert's Land
Grand Trunk Pacific Plans Dual Fleets and Coast Route
C M Klays president of the Grand Trunk Pacific says two fleets will operate one on the Pacific and one on the Atlantic. If needed they may partner with the Allan line or build their own. Labor shortages delay work but foreign labor is managed by contractors. A W W Smithers notes improving English finances and predicts a big immigrant wave next year easing the labor issue.
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C. M. Klays
Grand Trank Pacific
Pacific
Atlantic
Allan Line
Hays
Grand Trunk Pacific
A. W W. Smithers
London
England
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Chinese Passengers Arrive in Vancouver on Empress of China
The Empress of China brings ninety seven Chinese steerage passengers to Vancouver along with four Japanese travelers and one Japanese stowaway. About a thousand Chinese aboard travel onward. 48500 dollars in head tax is paid.
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Orient
Vancouver
Royal Mail
Empress of China
Canada
Stock Food Endorsement Letter from Traxsirr Cav
A dated testimonial from Caglioic Norntruexanx TRAXSIRR Cav praises the Stock Food as valuable and meeting high standards. The message notes long usage and satisfaction with its effects on stock.
Community Notes From Two Creeks THompson trip and local events
Mrs Thompson left Tuesday to join Mr Thompson buying grain at Strassburg. Mr Kyle reports plentiful geese near town. Residents comment on a previous harsh issue by a writer calling himself Jean and resolve to discuss calmly. Mr and Mrs Willock’s family visited Elkhorn. M R Owens and C Maxfield booked geese Saturday. Thanksgiving service drew a large crowd with good singing and sermon. A caboose accident injured a worker mildly but he is improving.
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Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Strassburg
Mr. Kyle
the Herald
Jean
Mrs. Willock
Elkhorn
Wat the Tin
Arrow River Thresher Horse Dies During Harvest Rush
A heavy work team horse belonging to Richard Leland died after falling ill during threshing at his brother Tons on Monday afternoon. Matt Wilson’s horse is recovering. Harvest Thanksgiving service in Mahiota drew many locals. Threshing remains the common daily task.
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Richard Leland
Miiett
Matt Wilson
Mahiota
No More Train for Him After Caledon Wreck
An Orangeville farmer aged forty five rode a train once in his life during the Caledon wreck. He tumbled from the derailment, traveled ten miles home on foot, then hired a rig to return to Dufferin country capital. He vows to walk or ride an airship next time instead of train travel.
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Farmér Aving
Orangeville
Caledon
Dufferin Country
Toronto
Fifty Years a Blacksmith in Virginia Credits Pain Basin Relief
Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg Virginia describes fifty years of shoeing horses and credits Camberlain's Pain Basin with great relief from lame back rheumatism. He says it is the best liniment he has used. For sale at Didg Xtore.
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Samuel R. Worley
Hixburg
Hungry Higgins Yeppard Notes Dinner Duels In Elite Prttgbere
Hungry Higgins Yeppard observes a distinction between dinners and dinner duels within a refined Prttgbere circle. The note contrasts etiquette, timing, and social stakes among participants in this private setting.
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Higgins—Yeppard
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Perrotaca
Orien Eee
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Clan & Son
Herald Office
Bert Whitney
Blaris
Yours Truly
August Tefke
W. W. Cory
Minister of the Interior
N.B
Hackney Poultry Food
Manitoba Horse Company
C. Knox
A. Ross & CO
Cav
Lithe
Arrow River
Ares Creig Ar Doreld Stewart
Glenlodlar School
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