18 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
Moyie City Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
1
At a Tuesday meeting plans were refined for a Christmas tree entertainment for children. Church members are joining in the effort with Ke D. Stiangom as chairman and secretary. The committee will seek best efforts to include all and address overlooked details.
A historic program lists a cornet solo Teautmerie by Edward Desmlaien and several vocal items. Performers include Mr Walk er soprano and bass roles, with Miss Therriav Canticle Adesto Fedelis and Tosapas among pieces. James Whitehead serves as organist for the choir accompanying the evening.
The annual Moyto binevs ball, staged by a Moyto union committee, featured elaborate decow'd tliyle and showcased a prominent guest list. Guests numbered around 170 with a large dance floor, while musicians provided live entertainment including Feats Chayiaam and Salmoy Kung.
Unclear OCR text describes a visit involving a group linked to the Lakers, with scattered names and terms. The fragment mentions Cranbrook, Monelay, and a sequence of odd words, suggesting a local sports or school visit with participants such as Collins and Oswald, but details are garbled and cannot be fully reconstructed.
Amid fragmented lines the article notes political figures, corporate deals and a Peary gold medal. It mentions Leopold, US years of age, Hogg exalted, a moving picture project, Proctor selling to the Canadian Pacific Railway, and various meetings and associations in a chaotic summary of events with unclear dates and places.
Rev. Hackney of Penbrake is expected to arrive next week to take charge of Moyle Presbyterian Church. Rev. WL White, serving the past three months, will be stationed at Coal Creek.
The Moyieseboul closed yesterday for the holidays with closing exercises noted as very interesting. Many parents of the children attended. The children performed splendidly, reflecting credit on Principal aubtyre and his able assistant Ryduv.
The Moyie rink hosts hockey evenings with good attendance and a lively crowd. Tosha the lead rinkier keeps the team in solid shape with practice from eight. Rumors say changes are coming as teams plan matches around January dates with Lethbridge and nearby players slated to perform on January 7 and January 2.
A wedding at Methiadte church featured a breakfast and visible gifts from the congregation. Mr Higging, organist, received a handwoven cloth among other presents. The couple departed Moyie by afternoon train toward Fort Steele as friends in East Kootenay extended best wishes.
Tuesday evening audience enjoyed J. W. Bengaugh, a cartoonist, as he held attention solo on stage. He drew on a large white pad in colored chalks, recited playful poems, and presented humorous stories while his subjects included KR Campbell, Met Stogier, Larney Wilson, Ryans, and J Smyth.
The anniversary supper at the Presbyterian church Monday evening was well patronized. Both the supper and the program that followed were enjoyed thoroughly. The Ladies Aid thanks all who assisted and patrons, with special gratitude to Miss Lois Gamble for her musical part.
Riva of the Imperial Rank staff at Arvowhem is moved to Magic to head the branch. The sendoff wishes him success in his new Hex position as Terall notes.
Fragmentary text notes the Eastern Hockey League and its team affiliations, mentioning Stanley Cup holders and Canadian ties. It hints at a national hockey structure and a third entity, with garbled terms implying historical league connections and memberships.
A suspended sentence case involving Gary Quinthird was discussed last week. He was allowed out on conditions and faced charges related to drawing a cheque for funds at a hotel proprietors in Mayle.
A man named Moyia was brought before Judge Wilson after an incident last Sunday morning. He was tried for stealing cheques and cash totaling $12 and $200 in goods. The judge sentenced him to six months in Nelson jail.
The text notes Prince Rupert and the first steps toward municipal government by incorporating Prince Rupert as a city, forming a new legislative framework and local governance structure. The passage links incorporation to the establishment of city status and its political implications.
A dramatic description praises Shakespeare and As You Like It as a versatile play for teachers, students, and philosophers. It highlights its suspense and engaging story, noting it appeals to lovers and audiences seeking dramatic appeal.
The case centers on Drewery and J C Drawry in a dispute over threshing payments and entry rights. The court considers whether a threshing worker may lawfully enter a farmer’s property to seize grain to satisfy debt. The ruling clarifies that lawful entry to seize grain exists only when actions align with property rights and established authority.
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