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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
4
The Herald invites ladies of The Pas and surrounding country to contribute social news. Announcements of weddings and gatherings will be given prominence in a dedicated column. Submissions from Cumberland, Hudson Bay Junction, Grand Rapids and nearby areas are welcomed.
News of the Town reports Ahlman the tailor, Fischer avenue, and Geo A McLelland on a Winnipeg business trip. Recruitments for the Legion of Frontiersmen are sought, with Captain Jenkinson named in casualty lists. Dreamland dancing, Moran store moves, and Rupert House guests including Morton Winnipeg and Dunn Ottawa are listed.
Acknowledgement lists subscriptions to the Patriotic Relief fund including R. Congregation Fr. Fafard contributing 25 dollars and Hunter & Dempsey giving 10 dollars. Other names appear in fragmentary form.
The Rev Mr Comrie of Oak Lake will lead Sunday services at Dreamland theatre at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.
The city has issued at least 98 business licenses so far this year. Among the applications are two for new restaurants to be started shortly, signaling growth in local commerce.
The council seats left by Dr. Larose and William Carriére must be filled by ratepayers in the upcoming election. The Pas Herald invites candidates to meet publicly with voters as the field forms.
New York was closed in by Boston as of Sept 23 with the Red Sox seven games ahead in the National League pennant chase.
Louis Bacon trading as general merchant at The Pas Manitoba assigned to The Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association for creditors. Creditors meeting set for September 28 1914 at 3 pm in Winnipeg claims due within 30 days and verified by affidavit.
Dreamland presents Willis and Dell in vaudeville and motion pictures with matinee and evening shows. Lyric offers moving pictures, war news, and a 3 pm matinee with a gold watch drawing and voting for The Pas's most popular lady.
The Pas resident Geo L Jackson, part of a local contingent who recently left for service, posted the second best score at a rifle competition in Valcartier camp. His total reached 46 out of 50 as about 40 000 volunteers were in the camp.
A September 19 birthday party in The Pas marked W C Newbury and T C Richard son’s 24th milestone. Guests included Jed Fleming J A Bell Bob McDougall Louie Scammell N E MacLeod Matt Brown D Phillips Billy Wilkes D G Ackers Bill Fuller Sam Burringer Claude Cashmere Pete Mack Stanley Gordon Donald Henderson J A Aikens E C Allen and Lionel Moore.
Notice is given that E B Burke trading as Confectioner in The Pas Manitoba assigned assets for benefit of creditors on October 6 1914 at 3 pm in Winnipeg. Creditors must file claims by the meeting date September 12 1914. Assignee will distribute assets to those with notice only. Dated Winnipeg Manitoba September 16 1914.
packed houses at the Lyric Theatre witnessed a Russian gentleman win a gold watch in a patron prize draw. The theatre, run by Allen & Moore, offered high quality picture shows and ongoing contests including The Popular Lady vote. Votes are collected on admission and counted at the theatre entrance with a final tally on October 14.
Union Church holds Sunday services at Dreamland Theatre 2.20 pm with Sunday school at 7.30 pm. Rev A Lougheed presides. Roman Catholic Church lists Mass at 8 am and 10 am high mass, catechism 2 pm, benediction 7 pm. Weekly prayers and creeds run mornings and evenings with Holy Communion on the 1st and 3rd Sundays. Choir practice midweek. Rev A Fraser noted as missionary.
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