Town News Highlights Build Up Infra and Local Moves
The town advances with ready groundwork including a new road floor for the well site and levelling on Larose Avenue. An addition rises at the Indian Agency residence while J A Campbell visits from Dauphin. Rentals and sales are listed, and town council plans 112 guaranteed phones.
Steamboat with full apparatus and boat gear for sale
Steamboat 50 by 13 by 4.6 feet, 18 tons with 20 hp Seatech marine boiler. First class condition, complete with cooking utensils, seating for passengers. Price 1450 dollars. For full information apply to De Tremaupan and Co.
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Seatech Marine
de Tremaupan & Co
Drowning at Lily Lake Leads to Police Report and City Talks
P M Docker reported a drowning accident at Lily Lake on July 27 as Geo Gormely died after being rescued within 34 minutes. Saskatoon visit by James McKay MP and city officials sought Interior Minister Roche to push an inquiry into increasing Saskatchewan winter water flow for La Calle Falls power. Herald notes wheat oats and flax samples grown from June 4 sowing, harvested Sept 4, with 3 months growth. oats show grazing damage.
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P.M. Docker
Rolaison
Dominion Land Survey
Here
Lily Lake
Geo. Gormely
the Herald
Location of H B R Terminals Changes
Resident engineers for the Hudson Bay railway were told to lay out new terminals along the eastern boundary of Pas Annex east of Pas Centre. If ground is as good as the original site south of their plan, they will locate there. Survey work to begin immediately per assistant engineer Ord.
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Pas Annex
Pas Centre
Hudson Bay Railway
Can.r
Wedding Unites Mors Horton and Charis Hall in Manitoba
A charming wedding took place on Monday in the Trinity Church as Miss Edith Mors Horton, Winnipeg native and Holton’s daughter, wed Mr. Charis Hall of Le Pas. Rev A E Robourg presided with Miss Litty Wilson as bridesmaid and Mr. Rusk as best man. The gown featured white silk meteor and Qua ker lace with Brussels net veil. The couple received many gifts from Winnipeg and England, and a La France rose sheaf was given at departure for Le Pas.
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Ho Trinity Church
Edith Mors. Horton
Mrowid Fs. A. Hore
Winnipeg
England
le Pas
Harold Watins
Manitoba Free Press
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George Stalker
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