Pas Conservatives Organize In The Pas Meeting
Over one hundred men attended the Conservative meeting in the Hudson block on February 21. 81 members signed and paid dues as officers were elected for a broad constituency with patrons named and a petition drafted to exempt The Pas from liquor licensing under public works acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Block
G. Halcrow
C. W. Hill
Sinclair
Pao
Orok
Pas
Major Leitch
Wm. Armstrong
R. L. Borden
R. P. Roblin
Association
Lake
Scott
Treasury
Capt. Ross
Roblin
Borden
Frank Cochrane
Messrs
McArthur and
Boyd
The
Dr. Orok
McArthur and Boyd
the Pas
Hon. F. Cochrane
Far Catches 175 Furs Northern Manitoba Trappers Return
J Clee from Russell Manitoba and Ed Bertrand from Ottawa returned from North Indian Lake on the Churchill River after a four month trapping run. They brought in about 175 furs valued at roughly 38000 to 8600 total. The haul includes four silver fox skins and 37 red fox among others with 180 wolves taken. Bertrand highlights a large pure white wolf hide, and the outfit plans to move to Winnipeg for bids on remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clee
Ed. Bertrand
North Indian Lake
Churchill River
Pas
Russell
Man
Mr. Bertrand
Ottawa
H. B. Post
Clee
Winnipeg
Bertrand
H. B. Co
Cumberland Post Destroyed by Fire
Revision Brothers trading post at Cumberland House was burned down on Sunday. The books and furs were saved along with the warehouse. Insurance will likely cover most losses. Rebuilding is being prepared at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Post
Revision Brothers
Cumberland House
Aude
Direct railway line proposed from The Pas to Gypsumville
Sir William Mackenzie announced on return from Winnipeg that arrangements with the Manitoba Government have been made to build a direct line from The Pas to Gypsumville, covering 162 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sir Wm. Mackenzie
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pas
Gypsumville
Wireless Stations Open In North Manitoba
North Manitoba now has two wireless telegraphy stations in operation. The Port Nelson station has been transmitting to The Pas, with messages forwarded to Ottawa via CNR wires. Despatches were sent to Hon Frank Cochrane in Ottawa as completion proceeded and officials aim to keep Bayport progress under close contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Port Nelson
Pas
Ottawa
C. N.R
Frank Cochrane
Bayport
Minister of Railways
Hudson Bay
Cochrane
Railway Commission Arrives for Pas Visit
The Dominion Railway Commission arrives today to discuss objections and improvements. Board of Trade seeks freight rate reductions better station facilities and enhanced passenger service. Chairman H L Drayton of Toronto is noted for quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Railway Commission
Board of Trade
H.L. Drayton
Toronto
Pas
Lake Lumber Co Supplies Cooking Range Heater and Furnace
Lake Lumber Co offers supply options for cooking ranges heaters and furnaces. Local business advertises units and accessories for home heating and cooking needs.
Movie Camera Man to Film The Pas North Country
Mr Geo Reidy of The Pas opens a photo studio and arranges with Mutual Weekly New York to send a moving picture man. J Roy Hunt will shoot internationally renowned scenes including local subjects and Port Nelson segments along the Hudson Bay railway route. The project aims to produce pictures shown worldwide with street scenes lumbering views and dog teams noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Reidy
Mutual Weekly
New York City
Pas
North Country
J. Roy Hunt
Mutual
Northland
Hunt
Reidy
Port Nelson
Hudson Bay
Big Fish Shipments Lift From Railway Yards
Twenty four ears of fish were taken from the railway yards as authorities investigate the unusual shipment. Local officials report the incident as a theft and seek clues from witnesses and surveillance footage.
Shipments From Braver Lake Signal Growing Fishing Trade
The Pas week saw shipments to the south and east largely packed by Armstrong Trading Co. and Hudson's Bay Co. from Braver Lake. The fishing industry continues to grow yearly with reports of a large packing plant being built locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Trading Co
Hudson's Bay Co
Braver Lake
Pas Herald Offers 40 Percent Commission on Subscriptions
The Pas Herald announces a recruitment offer with 40 percent commission to anyone securing paid subscriptions from within and outside the town. No agent earns a commission on their own subscription, and applicants must refer two reliable community references. Subscriptions are $1.00 per year domestically and $1.50 abroad, foreigners eligible through May 15, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas Herald
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Herald
Reashwate
The
Also Mentioned on This Page
PAS Conservatives
H. Finger
H. §. Johnston
B. M. Stitt
D. Clapp
H.S Johnston
Capt
H. H. Ross
Dr. Sinclair
Sec
Mr. Bickle
Clark
Bickle
Robt. Kerr
Jos. Clark
H. Halcrow
Dr. Smyth
Cedar Lake
Mr. Fischer
Mocee Lake
C.T. Mitchell
Barrows
Cormorant Lake
G. Cowan
Railway Commission
the Lake Lumber Co
Pittsburg
First Street
Railway Avenue
First St
Edwards Ave
the Ross Navigation Company, Limited
Sam Brisain
SS. Minasin
Cumberland Lake
Sturgeon Lake
Beaver Lake
Moose Lake
Grand Rapids
Saskatchewan River
Pras
O. Ross
Harvey I. Weber
Sec’ Y Treasur
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!