Local notes from The Pas area with new hires and town updates
Thirty six men arrived from Finger log camp to work at the mill. Jos Sinclair named manager of Edwards avenue photographic and art store. The C R Smith steamer waited at H E R bridge to swing the span for first time. Hy Johnston to return from Kenora with a large launch for Beaver lake route. Golden Lion Dry Ginger Ale advertised. S S Minasin sailed to Cumberland House with three barges and 75 canoes. Brisbin to be moved up river to Pas winter quarters under Captain Weber. Lot 25 block 5 The Pas Annex offered for cash. contact 629 Corydon Winnipeg. Mattice and Simpson noted as H B Co managers. first passenger booked for season aboard Minasin. Water tank works under way. two tanks to Montreal. suction pump drew up 16 inch fish through 24 inch pipe. May 17 English morning service at Christ Church. third Sunday monthly at 10 a.m.. 7:30 p.m. English service unchanged. Athletic grounds meeting set for Friday 15th in Slaney's hall to discuss grounds for baseball lacrosse football. Diesel electric engine from Boving Co Toronto reportedly shipped from Liverpool. crew seeking arrival date.
Large Number Struck Off the Voters List
In The Pas registration offices on Monday to Wednesday, 338 names were struck off the voters list. Separately 158 personal applications were accepted and 150 names added by affidavit, totaling 308 additions. A bush fire near Mr. A. L. South's house occurred during registration but was extinguished by scrutineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
A. L. South
John S. Leitch Commences New Duties
An appointment from Ottawa names John S. Leitch as firs ranger for Northern Manitoba. Leitch begins duties in the northern district, reflecting government staffing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Leitch
Ottawa
J. S. Leitch
Manitoba
Leitch Appointed Fire Ranger Surprises Cedar Lake Readers
Leitch departed for the north via the H B R on Tuesday morning. News of his appointment surprised many since earlier reports named Fred Fischer of Cedar Lake to assume the fire ranger duties. Until recently Leitch served as commissioner of police and magistrate at Thé Pas.
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Leitch
H. B.R
Fred. Fischer
Cedar Lake
Pas
The Pas Tennis Club Organized For 1914 Season
The Pas Tennis Club is organized for the 1914 season with a large prospective membership. Officers elected include Hon. President R A Hazelwood President G A Dickason Vice President H Ostrum Secretary Treasurer H L Masterson and executive committee M Hazelwood Mrs G A Cameron C B Morgan. Two cinder courts to be built at about 175 dollars with work to start when the site is arranged. Membership fees set at 5 dollars for men and 2 dollars for women. Members urged to join promptly to avoid delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hazelwood
G. A. Dickason
H. Ostrum
H. L. Masterson
M. Hazelwood
G. A. Cameron
C. B. Morgan
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Fleming
Saskeram Lake
Jos. Sinclair
Yorkton, Sask
Edwards Avenue
C. R. Smith
H.E.R. Bridge
Hy. Johnston
Kenora
Beaver Lake
Ross
Cumberland House
Notin
Brisbin
Weber
Pas Annex
Corydon Ave
Winnipeg
Bn Minto
C. Mattice
C. D. Simpson
H. B.co
Montreal
Wm. Armstrong
Christ Church
Slaney
Elliott
Boving Co
Toronto
Deisel Electric
Liverpool
McKay
Meat Market Herald Block
Fisher Avenue
Brookfield Butter
Robert Long
Mick Ying
Golden Lion
Golden Lion Brewing Co
Prince Albert, Sask
Lake OF the Woods Milling CO
Turner & Co
F. Beatty
Mgr
The
Bickle-Brown CO
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
LE Pas
Man
Armstrong Co
David E. Brown
Fischer
the Pas Tennis Club
Saskatchewan
Ohio
WM. Davis
Pas Rivers
Pas River
A. Larose
P.O. Box
D. CampBell
Thornton Ave
Richmond St
London
Ont
H. H. Elliott
H. L. Maxterson
Kodak
the Gateway Drug CO
Dreamland
Pas Hardware Co
D. F.de Tremaudan
Dreamland Theatre
Fischeav
Bunting
W. G
Brotherhood Overalls
Peabody
Barke’s
E. B. Barke
the Herald