Town Topics from Prince Albert Herald Visit Notes and Local Moves
Dauphin visitor T Dickinson attends a devotional at Christ Church. Geo Fisher of Minnedosa takes up a local homestead north of the river. Toronto lawyer Mr Casper visits Pas through the west. Constable Kyte of Saskatoon RNWMP to head Le Pas division. Fire hall moved near old barracks now town police court. Herald offers 800 in prizes to boost circulation. England vs Scotland football match at Anglican Church grounds Monday at 7 30. Canadian City and Town Properties builds brick kitchen on Larose. Patterson & Waugh inspector W Thomas appraises last week’s David fire losses. Mission Island social at Christ Church Friday 8 to 10 with music and games. Major C H Mason of HBR staff to Wednesday for honors on a few weeks holiday. Le Pas future MP rumored to not return alone. WAV Browning named manager of Hudson Bay Co store at Le Pas. W H Ross succeeds Browning as bookkeeper. Edward Baillie arrives with Mrs Baillie and daughter. Mrs Baillie to visit sister Mrs W B Wright.
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Wav. Browning
Hudson Bay Co’s
le Pas
W. H. Ross
J. B. Kernaghan
Mr. Browning
Prince Albert
Shop for Rent on Fischer Avenue Soon
Tremanuhan & Co rental agents announce a mall shop available for rent on Fischer Avenue in about a month with leasing arrangements forthcoming.
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Fischer Avenue
de Tremanuhan & Co
Religious Services Schedule Readings and Worship Times
Church services listed include Roman Catholic Solemn High Mass at 10 am and Benediction at 7 pm with Catechism at 2 pm. Methodist services at Dreamland Theatre Sunday afternoon and evening, led by Rev D Howarth. Anglican morning prayers at 10 am Cree and other offerings with Holy Communion on the 1st and 3rd Sundays and choir practice Wednesdays at 7 pm. Rev A Vraser in charge.
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Methodist
Dreamland Theatre
D. Howarth
Rev
A. Vraser
Hurst Engineering Wins Sewer Contract Start Up
W Hurst president and manager of Hurst Engineering Co arrived with about 40 men to begin sewer construction. A carload of machinery accompanies the crew on the road for the project.
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W. Hurst
Hurst Engineering Co
Town Council Meeting Approves Ditching and Sidewalks
The July 21 council session with Mayor and Councillors present granted petitions for ditching and grading on Head, Second, East of Edwards, and Paul avenues. Sidewalks on Fourth Street, North Second, and South Third Street were approved. A Seventh Street sidewalk request near Pas Centre was not granted. corduroy and gravel work tabled. Sisters of St Anthony Hospital petition to improve Pas Centre was ordered filed. Accounts totaling $158.31 were approved for payment.
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Head Ave
Second Street
Edwards Ave
Paul Ave
Fourth Street
Third St
Edwards and
Larose Aves
Pas Centre
Seventh Street
Cathedral Ave
Sisters of the St. Anthony Hospital
Melfort Board of Trade Buys Track Space and Town Ads
The Board of Trade met and endorsed the Justice Department’s favorable report on Pas River navigation. The President’s plan for a CN R track through its right of way to the slough south of Mission Island was approved. Motions set town advertising, material procurement, and saving primitive town buildings. About 150 settlers occupy land around Lost River and surrounding post offices. An Indian delegation visited Melfort regarding next year’s pageant to celebrate 160 years since Chevalier De La Corne introduced agriculture in the Carrot River valley.
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Board of Trade
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Department of Justice
Pas
C.N.R
Mission Island
Lost River
Ravine Bank
Edenbridge
Nipong
Ridgedale
Melfort Board of Trade
Manitoba Free Press
Melfort
Sask
Western Canada
Chevalier de la Corne
Carrot River
Fort A la Corne
Railway Petition Urges Melfort Le Pas Line Start
Settlers in northeast Saskatchewan petition the Canadian National Railway to begin grading on the Melfort to Le Pas line this summer. The move shows urgent demand for railway facilities and improved regional connectivity.
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Melfort, Sask
C.N.R
Melfort-Le Pas
Metropolis to Feature Native Exhibit of Indian Relics
A Manitoba Free Press note reports the committee anticipates a substantial Native exhibit in the metropolis within a year. Indians show enthusiasm for representative displays in native dress and promise to bring war hunting and agricultural relics preserved by elders to demonstrate heritage.
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Black Loans
Manitoba
Free Preas
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St.george & the Dragon
THE
PAL Drug Company
Dreamland
A. J. Slaney
T. Dickinson
Dauphin
W. A
Christ Church
Geo. Fisher
Minnedosa
Casper
Toronto
Constable Kyte
Saskatoon
Rn.w.m.p Force
Man
RN. W.M.P
Town Police Court
Third Street
the Herald
England
Scotland
Patterson & Waugh
Winnipeg
W Thomas
David
C. H. Mason
HBR
Jeff Wednesday
M.P
Edward Baillie
Canadian City & Town Properties, Ltd
DE Tremaudan & CO
P.O
Bunting
W.G. & R. Shirts
Slater Shoes
J. M. Wanless
Carroll Building
Fischer Ave
Bickle-Brown CO
Our
Edwards Avenue
Portage la Prairie
Council
Gordon
Board of Trade Meeting
the Gateway Drug Co
Hou Sum Entyd
Sam
J. B. Bacon
David E. Brown
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