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iraiy ir.n tinier ».Shanaon T.Chisholm A.Head 8. L.Peplow K.•Skip.Skip.No.No. e—Bvrns M.Hea W.Wolfe C. J.Hick’ing RMoms H.Mckelvie N.McRumu C,•Skip.Rea C A.Skip.No. 3—No. 7—Kelly J.Thompson M.Parsons H.Hopper 8. T.Kindisv I.Kut.-hart T. J.Madden K.HiutUou J. tiSkip.SkijNo. 4-No. 8.—Milne I*.Cold well W.Hind son H.Clay II. C.Moulding W.Crookshank R. 1Burlaud JasCam. A.skip.Skip.------—-An Object Lenmn.uiiaurr«nn»i mine IITo Mr. Howell the Henry had fiu.ju.ntl t ae about two weeks heft and ftrrhoid had a rowiuiu. u itiirt'Tbs Patron Candidate in the bye election in I.akcside, near Portage la Prairie, ia» been defeated by a large majority. This disaster, in w hat -di.nild lie tbe very strong hold of |iatrniaiu, comb-in a tbe Kxecutive of tbe Associati-m, ami should warn the rank and die of the utter incomp* t* uci of thei' leaden Kor yean their la* k of ability has been plainly apparent to shrewd observer* while the mend-era of their Order have lieen blind to their faulU. but facta and result* are not to be gatnaayed. If a candidate is a poplar candidate, and haa ability, he will poll a majority in the diatnct surrounding hit boine, no matter to what party be belongs and thia will apply to combination* *t« well as individual*. Hot what haa lieen tlie art ual result Hraithwaite, the Patron* Grand President wa* signally defeated in hi* ow n contest, coming within seven votes of hwing his deposit, mod now McCuaig President of their I ommemai In ion, is completly roated With but one exception surh has been the case all along the line. Here are tlie fact*nient of of the hors tier bold at the bon Dr. Crookaluuik.next w l til ess fulled lug bt-wn called to \ the niu.*ler. He s the wound which c brain was left expo wa* hrnkoii in. a)s* Hr. .Stewart. « nature of the wonlu of the murdered ma John It. Foster, was next .Ailed and rested the pria*nci not to say anything of in evidence ugan ledge of the history by Henry Henry After the t* lal some him in the brnn-w i he hail »h*-t an lud should have seen th Henry bore s dee id!*#erv t: alx rke-lbu IINiHiHuHeTH,lir.tiitMr. How.the piiMHiel. and swore tUt he ua the third youi-gest . I He cauie to tlie c- uni had been caniioghi* 13 years old. Huw-.-r assisted Henry with ! Jackson's faini, Hn lently.bad as*an t**«l afraid ««f lleniy. 11« ing the murder was « to the horse stal.l.-, t He worked *ouie tun t*» get some |*aj*er w I in w nting out an ord.Postlewaithe lost his deposit. Marshall lost his deposit. NicoD hit hi*. Biaithwaitc within seven voles of losing his, ami it garnished by his « r«diUn, who could not get tbrir money by any other means. Morrow : Howard ami Fiaher bad the good sense to retire and thus saved theirs, and now comes Mrl uaigs defeat in tbe very head centre of the Order, Biaitbwaite et al sh* old step down and out tfter more than a fair trial they have miserably failed, and on this account the society is rapidly falling to pieces. Insgusted with their leader*, nothing but the debar as represented by the Patr.«n* Commercial I'nioo prevents its utter collapse. And the sUKrkholdere in this are gektiug sub-ptooua. We understand that months ago. a dividend waa declared, but has not yet been paid.The Rig-PFOOTVIn This Imiixr'aiipari DieMen’s Overshoes Rubbers. Men’s Artie Excluders.Men’s Pure Gum Excluders. Hen’s Boys Artie Socks.Bring along yout can and have it tillu. —The beit V;flanslaughter..vXE\VDAI,i:,!*• JOerhold Is Sentenced To Twenty Years.xriAS isrt InidtoileBrandon Nov. 14th.—This morning the tnal of Arthur Gerbold, charged with tbe murder of Juotph Henry, at tbe farm of Mr. Jackson, near Newdale. I*egan at theaasiaee The court was crowded with spectators, anxious to catch a glimpse of the ailedged murdererTbe prtarinrr containew a calm and composed auauner. and 1 bough no doubt greatly suffering from the gravity of hia position he is not visibly affected by it. Mr. Jackson, the proprietor o* the farm, upon whl* h the murder was committed, waa the first witness te go oa tbs stand.As deposed that bs livsd in ths locabtv where the cnmt took place for several years, hat the prisoner had worked for bustoys:- TOYAll sorts and descriptions, water, saw wood, etc. Also a fine Photo Frames, Memo Index Booklet of nice books for Girls and Bo Christmas Cards. Call and inspectE. W.
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Rapid City Marquette Spectator and Reporter
Rapid City, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Nov 26, 1896
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