Tei on Parle Français stages at Lyric draws crowd
The Pas Stock Company presented Tei on Parle Français at the Lyric last Monday night, earning unprecedented crowds. Seven actors delivered precise roles led by Spriggins played by Mr. Spriggins with comic language mishaps. Mrs. Spriggins portrayed a refined woman forced into domestic tasks. A short musical program preceded the farce, featuring banjo and southern tunes. proceeds totaling 175 dollars go to a church organ fund.
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Geo. A. McClelland
U.S.A
Thousands Flocking to The Pas Amid Mining Boom Talk
The Herald reports that The Pas is attracting global attention with Mr. Kisbey of Saskatoon predicting 7 000 to 8 000 miners and prospectors will come this summer. He cites strikes in British Columbia and poor conditions in Washington as driving miners toward The Pas, billed as having the greatest opportunities in Canada.
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Herald
Kisbey
Saskatoon
Paris
New York
Mexico
Canada
Springer
British Columbia
Washington
Mining expert Brooks to ship plant to The Pas
Toronto letters note that by May 15 Mr. T. H. Brooks of Toronto a mining engineer and assayer will ship a complete plant to The Pas and reside there. He aims to be ready for business by May 20 to assay minerals. Brooks has over forty years of mining experience and is known across the Dominion. His son visited town last winter from Calgary and may be there now.
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T. H. Brooks
Toronto
Express
Pas
Brooks
Sears
Dominion
Calgary
Resent
Death of H. W. Ayerst at The Pas Murmur
H W Ayerst of Barrows Manitoba died suddenly at his brother in law A Souths home in The Pas He leaves a wife and family at Barrows for whom friends and relatives are asked to sympathize through the local notices page
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H. W. Ayerst
Barrows
Man
A. South
Pas
Town Questions Discussed Informally
The council meeting delayed from Monday to Friday due to lack of a quorum, with Mayor Finger and Councillors Anderson and Stitt present but not in session. Topics included sidewalk repairs, establishing a town pound, street lighting equipment arrival, and calls for more councillor participation.
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Finger
Anderson
Stitt
Elliott
Wallace
Halcrow
Marine notes on rivers and lakes operations this summer
The Indian department launch is repainted and ready to water. R D Robertson of Prince Albert will operate two launches on the Pas Beaver Lake route. The Ross Navigation Co has freight at the dock bound for Cumberland Lake. Cumberland and Beaver lakes should be ice free by May 16. Barney Anderson builds a large freight barge on the Pas river front to be towed by a gasoline launch. The new Sylvia gasoline launch arrives and will be used by Dr. Orok from Big Eddy hospital on trips to Aasl. The Minasin struck a sand bar on the Pas river and partially capsized. water is being baled and Notin towed to safety. The government dredge is ready for operations in the Pas channel with a chief engineer likely to arrive soon.
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Indian Department
R. D. Robertson
Prince Albert
Pas- Beaver Lake
The
Ross Navigation Co
Cumberland Lake
Barney Anderson
Pas
Sylvia
Dr. Orok
Aasl
Big Eddy
Minasin
Pas River
Notin
School Site in Dispute
The school board met last night with Mr Halcrow presiding over a vote on the site for the new school. Block 43 faced objections for not being central enough to serve future generations, so the decision was postponed until May 25. The sites committee will inspect various options in the interim.
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Halcrow
Jing Sind Sites Committee
Andrew's Society Promotes Benevolence Among Scots Men
The local Andrew's Society invites all Scots men to join the benevolent fraternal group meeting the first and third Mondays at the Society rooms in Fischer Ave old post office building. The society concentrates on relief of distress among countrymen and offers hospitalities. Mr. W. Burt is president of the Nocat society.
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Andrew’s Society
Fischer Ave
W. Burt
The
Nocat Society
Manitobe Gazette Appoints Clerks and Officials
The Manitobe Gazette lists Marshall Stitt and Ernest H. Stevenson as registration clerks for the electoral division of The Walter Ross M.D. named coroner for The Pas district. David Clapp appointed as a special examiner in the Court of King's Bench for Manitoba.
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Manitobe
Marshall Stitt
Ernest H. Stevenson
Walter Ross
M.D
Pas
David Clapp
Court of King’s Bench
Manitoba
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Peabody
Mayor Finger
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McKay
Fleming
McLellan
Cumberland and
Beaver Lakes
Pudlo
the Lake Lumber Co
Armstrong Trading Co
First St
Edwards Ave
Footwear
Dreamland
Wedd’s Grape Salts
the Pas Drug Company
Fischer Avenue
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