Town News and Local Happenings
Capt Haight of Athabasca Landing arrived on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W Hall of Fingerville returned from Minnesota. Councillor Anderson came home after a two week Montreal visit. Hospital Aid meets Jan 20 at 3 pm at Mrs Hogan’s home. Armatrong Trm Co ad promotes big overcoat sale. Dreamland venue finishing touches. crowds expected next week. Port Nelson mail train left Dec 14 under R K McKenzie. M McMillan at camp 18 directing supply placement. A McMillan oversees end of steel. Local picture show shut due to by law. Three would be toughs caused a stir at The Pas restaurant. mounted police intervened.
New Hotel Cecil Plans Unveiled For The Pas
Mr. H A Schultz has returned from Winnipeg where he arranged plans for a three storey brick fireproof hotel with a basement. Construction aims to finish by May next. The Schults regret the burning of their current hotel and will stay in Winnipeg until occupancy.
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H. A. Schultz Thar
Winnipeg
Schultz
Pas
The Pas Constituency To Have Another Member
Winnipeg January 14 The Herald reports a forecast of the Manitoba redistribution bill. New Manitoba would gain a second representative in the legislature.
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Pas
Winnipeg
the Tribune
New
Manitoba
Telegraphic Brevities From February Crises Worldwide
The Cobequid steamer is reported lost in the Bay of Fundy. Ontario premier Sir James Whitney is very ill and not now expected to die. South Africa trades federation strikes amid feared trouble and partial law. Japan endures famine and earthquakes. Northern Hondo suffers mass hunger with ten million affected. Montreal fire destroys Frothingham & Workman hardware at Place Royale, a seven storey building valued at 250000.
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Royal Mail
Cobequid
Bay of Fundy
James Whitney
Ontario
Trades Federation of South Africa
Japan
Hondo
Place Royale
Montreal
Frothingham & Workman
Public Works Debate Over Road Grants Stirred by The Pas Correspondent
A reader argues against a provincial grant proposed to build roads from The Pas to Cedar Lake, Moose Lake, and the Saskatchewan boundary. He urges funding a road across the river to Clearwater Lake and a water pipeline, claiming these would benefit homesteaders and support a summer resort, outweighing the planned sedimentation plant. He cautions the move serves local politicians more than the town’s needs.
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Pas
Board of Trade
Cedar Lake
Moose Lake
Saskatchewan
Clearwater Lake
Notice to Creditors of William Todd Estate Manitoba
Notice is given under the Manitoba Trustees Act that all persons with claims against the estate of William Todd, deceased, who died at Grass River between Nov 1, 1912 and Apr 1, 1913, must send their names, addresses and statements by Jan 27, 1914 to National Trust Company, Limited, Winnipeg. After that date the company will administer assets to those with notice and will not be liable for undisclosed claims. Winnipeg, Dec 22, 1913. National Trust Company, Limited, Administrators
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William Todd
Grass River
Manitoba
National Trusteee Limited
Central Judicial District
Province of
National Company, Limited
Winnipeg
A.D. Pf
National Trust Company, Limited
Ar Winnipeg
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Capt. Haight
Athabasca Landing
Councillor Anderson
Armatrong Trm Co
Port Nelson
R .K. McKenzie
Hudson Bus Railway
M. McMillan
McMillan Bros
A. McMillan
Hudson Block
CECIL
the Herald
Turner & CO
Interet
Fischer Ave
D. E. Brown
Coal & Wood
Boxstove
Fisher Avenue
Dreamland
McKay
Man
Armstrong Co
Ckay’s Arket
Herald Black Fischer Avenue
the Grain Co) Herald Block
V. R. Ogier, Agesnt. Fischer Avenue
Roger & Gallett’s
L. T. Pivers
the Gateway Drug Co
Posite
Dreamlan
David E. Brown
the Pas
Cor. 4Th St
J. M. Wanless
Office Carroll Building
Fischer Ave. North
H.B.R
The
Bickle-Brown CO
Edwards Avenue
Pas Drug Company
A. J. Slaney
Pas Annex
Pas Pa Pee Od
Laots
Campbell
Thornton Avenue
Paden
Ont
Thos. Duff
Fingerville
Stauney
H. A. Preston
Mey
Massey, Ont
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