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Byom Thurelay’s Daily — of Wawanesa, is in esigned by Alex Nichol of Alexander, was in town yesterday. Mr. A. Fenwick, of Alexander, was fe town yesterday. Mr. Thomas Garth of Griswold, ie fe the city today. An enjoyable dance was held in For west on Wednesday evening. P. Payne and F. Knight left by last evening’s local for Winnipeg. R. J. Naismith and bride, of Wawa- Seca, are spending their honeymoon in the city. George Youngson and Alex Cruick k, of Griswold, were in the city way- Mr Currie, bailiff, left yesterday Hamiota, and will return on Fri dnight. “Ea R. Islamic provincial manscer @ the Federal Life Assurance com pany, war in the city yesterday. A masquerade ball was held in Me Mta on Wedinexiny evening. Bilack ett’ orchestra furnished the music. Mr. John Hanbury returned last ev ening after a short trip to St. Paul Minneapolis. His son Ed. came with him. Miss Warner who has been suffer ine from a cold and hoarseness, re named her duties at the Central cthonl yesterday. Smith's rink composed of Woodhull, Fawcett, Kirkcaldy, and S mith, left this morning to take part in the Winnipec bonspiel. _ @t. Valentine's day made very lit tle difference in the work at the post @ifice yesterday. It seems as the @ki custom of sending valentines is dy ing out. _ Both the Knight and Smith rinks @@iauitei the first games in the New York Grand Challenge, and are enter @di in the Walkerville competition at the Winnipec bonaspiel, Mr. Rh. E. Elvott, H.C.R. of the C.C.F. @ Ingersoll, Ont., and Mr. Kirkland, B.B.S. of the C.C.F., of Winnipes, were the city last night, after holding @ mirt meeting at Virden on Tues day night. They left this morning for Portace ja Prairie. Mr. Nash, who has been in the cm y of Zink Bros. for the past six mars, Wil has leased the store formerly occupied by Adame %.. Ob Rosser avenue, opposite the een's hotel, and will carry as full ‘Web of op-toedate boots and shoes. @ae firm will be known as Nash Lo. Mr John Enpey brought into the city on Tuesday a horse with a stick @from! teven inches long and an inch thick driven into its head. just behind Mie eye. Dr. Coxe extracted the stick @mi the horse is on a fair way to re covery. The accdent happened while @ animal was drinking with another at a trough, and to arokil a bite tied his head against a nearby fence ,with the above disastrous result. The GN. W. Telegraph company had a direc t wire from Montreal here, M at night, and furnishes very satisfac ory returns at the Beaubier. Three tors were kept running from the city @us to the hotel during the progress @ the game, and the reports were so gravhic that one could almost see the game. The Company will l kely get the meturnstron tomorrow nights game. A musical chib has been er for the purpose of getting up a con cert for the Sexilers Wives” ne mt the ViM.C.4. The club is ca je * Trandion Amntess (Christie Mon etreix. An Organization meet’ne was bei ob Tuesday night in the Y.M.C.A. PACT: are to be hekd every Tues day night ender the leadership of T. qd. Scot Tie wow he officers were etc): PD. McKelvie, treasurer: G. F. i.., Secretary; and Mecers. Black ett, Swit, Deans, Sgiauer and Sykes, minskwal committee; Prof. Blackett G@rehedra drector. “wite @nces will be given im April. 2 will be a O11 twenty voices and eight pieece io the orchestra. Prom Frkday'’s Daily. Mr. E. Johnson left this afternoon for Winnives, 4. F. Talbot left for Carberry thie marains. = Mr. T. Kelly is expected home from St .Paul to meghs Mr. W. J. Thompson, who hase been to the emplow of Robertson Co., left thet debt for the Kootenay. Miss Yates arrived in the city = terday from Moosomin. She has cepted a situation in Valles taller Mrs. Kation gave a small party on Wermeaiay evening. This are one of the nicest small parties which have been given in the city for some time, Mr. Haselwood, of the Bank of Ham ton, who has then transferred to Win- Riper, left by last evening's local. A number of his friends were at the depot to ee him off. This has been the gayest social sea son Which Brandon has seen in ten years. Go much so that a request has been made to delay some of the proposed entertainments Ottawa, Feb. leb. 16.—Colonel Steele Rays that he could raise another regi ment in the Northwest. Hae ie receiv ing applications daily for itions. One a penteman who has came out from Dawson and worth $200,000. Miss Hilda Hesson entertained a number of her young friends at her home last evening. The hours were happily spent in dancing and games until “going home time,” which all too soon brought the pleasant gathering to a close. The advertising rate of the Ladies‘ Home Journal is $84 an inch, or $6 an agate fine, each insertion. Mer chants who think they ar testing the value of advertising by putting a quarter-column ad at holiday time in the local paper at a cost of fifty centa, would probably have heart failure if a Ladies’ Home Journal advertising man called on them.” Rh. D. Evans, the auctioneer, has been asked by the promouters of the Christie instrels, to take the part of the in terlocutor. During the palmy days of of minestrelsy ,Mr. Evans was a leading comedian in several of the beat mia sure snows on the road, and now after an absence from the stage of twenty or twenty-five years, we hope to see him in some of his old time, per form a need. Mrs. W. W. Carruthers was hostess at an impromptu party of young people last evening. The ladies prize in pro spensive euchre was worn by Miss Burns while Mr. W. Creelman carried off the geentleman'’s prize. The remainder of the evening after luncheon, was pleas antly passed in dancing and it is un neteeary to add that as the guests of Mrs. Carrutiers, all thoroughly enjoy ed themselves. The Free Press has the following to say about the Jubilee Lincers: In spite of the cold weather last week Selkirk’s Hall was well filled on Friday evening to listen to them, and the audience by lively demonstrations, showed the appreciation of their sup erb singing—the contrast between the pianissimo and fortissim parts was very strong. Plan opens next Monday at Warner's bookstore A large crowd congregated at the depot this morning about 9.80, when a train made up of sixes carloads of fine western horses and five tourist cars of fine looking men for the Trans- Vaal passed through. Dr McM lan, V.S., who has been appointed veterin ary for the Strathcona Horse, and his armistant Mr .Milligan, of Rap'd City, left for Ottawa, amid the cheers and good wishes of their many friends. The prizes to be given at the carni val to be held on Thursday, the 22nd, are on exhibition at Maillett’s window. A noticeable feature of the display is that the greater number of articles are made of gold. With these hand some prizes there is no doubt that the carnival will be a great success. The management have secured the ser vices of a couple of ladies to act as studees. As an extra attraction, a grand march will take place at 10 o'clock. The races will be run off early in the evening, without the usual de lay, i At the Winniper bonspiel the Smith and Knight rinks are both out of the Grand Challenge and th e Walkerville In the former event Knight went against Pace of the Thistles, and was defeated 8-7. Hope of Carberry, won over Smith by a score of 12-0. In the Walkerville Knight lost to Baxter of the Thistles, by a score of 12-9. Smith won the first game from Manson of Shoal Lake, the score being 16-10, but was afterwards put out of the compe tition by Patten of the Assiniboines, who reversed Smith’s first score. In the Royal Caledonian Smail of Kilarney, and Youill, of the Thistles, Kaidht plays Smith meets The merchants of the city are com plaining of lack of trade. One cause of business in the city being a dull was learned of this week, and shows the manner in which some of the Bran don people help their town merchants. One professional man in the city re ceived a T. Eaton catalogue and on looking through it found that he could buy Pink Pills a few cente cheaper there than in the city. Accordingly he sent away for a few boxes, but as it took come time to set here and he finding 1% necessary to use some, call ed on a city druggist, and made the following request: “I’ve ordered some Pink Pills from Eaton, and I want to see some, will you let me have a box until mine get here.” The dispenser of dregs was much surprise, and thought the professional man was fool ing with him, but gave him the nifle a few weeks later the borrowed pills were returned from Eaton's stock. from Saturday‘s Daily. A Pretal meeting of the Hospital Aid Sover~e will be held on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Nation, 13th street. The regular monthly meeting of the executive and avisary committees of the Chilkrens Aida socety will be held in the Y.MC.A. rooms on Saturday next at £ 30 p.m. Since the Increase in the Salaries of weter post office clerks Was an nounced, the nubtic have SGIOM G or ‘OOS ae Incress sy the efficiency of the service here. — The proceeds of the ladies vs. bankers SO key watch im aid of the Soldiers’ Wives” Lenepe funda g0unted to we eh -orty and forty dive | We weil pretest atother scheme for Ex, fonds ? ; * Tie heavy ady ARCS ! Che price of er wad ty vers Supplies s compeliine a Ss cases £ 5 nCrease the prion ae u er etigder = s.5 ae ee OF iG gees, Were ee Lave Thised The eb exription : 58 year to aoa: aaa Sg. Mr John B. GQmitty has been elected Manitoba vice-prevident a the ge at len Shorthorn Asociation. and J McMillan, Manitoba vice president Hackney Sepociation. . Brandon ee assuredly the livestock centre of Mani taking a special course of study in the latest improved methods of dress and mantle making. The ladies of Bran don who have so long patronized Miss Armstrong will be pleased to note fact of her enterprise in keeping well abreast of the time. In herof In a neighboring town a Salvation Army advertiser wrote on a billboard “What shall I do to be saved?’ A patent medicine man came along the next day and wrote underneath, “Take Carter's Little Liver Pills.” Shortly afterward the Salvation Army man noticed the sacrilegious work of the medicine man, and printed below, “And prepare to meet thy God.” —Sterling (Lt.,) Herakd. The G.N.W. telegraph reports were received in the writing room of the Beaubier hotel last night. The room was filled with admirers of the Win nipeg Victorias, who were all anxi ous to hear of the success of the west earners. Hope was not abandoned until the call of thee, when the score stood S-4 in favor of the Shamrocks. The Arena was packed with about 7000 people Judge Walker in Winnipeg on Thurs day delivered judgement in the matter of appeal of Henry Woods against the decision of Magistrate Peebles, by which he was fined $50 and costs for practicing medicine without a license. Joseph Pilgrim had a cancer on his lip and went to Woods, who agreed to cure him for $25. Woods put a plaster on and gave directions as to diet, but as Pilgrim did not recover he went to the hospital, where, after a while, he died. The medical association took pro ceedines nvgainst Wood. Judea Walker held that Wood could not be said to have no medicine’ within the rearing the medical act and he quashed the conviction. Wood is well known in Brandon, having cured sev eral persons here of cancer.
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Brandon Western Sun
Brandon, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Feb 22, 1900
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