Readings from the Observatory Week Ending April 3 1889
The weekly thermometer readings are compiled for the observatory covering the period ending Wednesday April 3 1889. Data show daily temperatures and notable fluctuations across the week.
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1889
Page
8
The weekly thermometer readings are compiled for the observatory covering the period ending Wednesday April 3 1889. Data show daily temperatures and notable fluctuations across the week.
Local items report water reserves full and court day upcoming. Residents urged to clean yards and pay up subscriptions while noting council meeting on Saturday and mail trains on Wednesday. Immigrant agents and council chairs discussed with Bran don relocation of immigration office and Baker praised for service.
Mr R Johnston’s Braehead Clydesdale from near Montreal booked for limited service. J Scott and R Johnston bring King Moral and Ben Moral from Quebec to stand at Qu Appelle. Conqueror, a 15 3 hands stallion from Leamington, has many first prizes and sells for cash. Young Annandale, Canadian Clydesdale, 17 hands, sound and a sure foal getter, traces to Old Annandale and Rob Roy lineage. Mr Walliam Sides of Edgeley lists the horse for travel in the region.
On Wednesday evening the Qu Appelle Board of Trade held a regular meeting. Resolutions were passed urging the Dominion Government to appoint a local immigration agent to succeed Mr. Baker and requesting the municipal council to pass a by law banning remov al of water from the town tanks, plus orders for the fire committee to refill tanks.
A professional opinion from Rev. F Gunner M D of Listo wel Ont endorses Burdock Compound. He reports using it since 1884 for grietios and family and ranks it No 1 among sanative remedies. He commends the three busy B s for not stinging weakening or worrying.
In Indian Head on the first, the wife of Mr. Alex Stibbard of a child. In Calais on the eighteenth, the wife of Mr. Wm McMoren of a daughter.
The tomb marks the death of the infant son of Mr. O. Me. Totwsh in Indian Head. The child was two months and eighteen days old, with the death occurring on March 23.
A ten dollar reward is offered for the return of three farm animals stolen from Sintalats. The items include two hens one white hen a black horse two years old and one white horse one day old. Return to Henry Rowre Sintalata for the reward. April 6 1899.
A newspaper notice offers a large reward for the capture of a prisoner and the recovery of a stolen horse and a cow. The text mentions rapid horse thefts, a damaged animal, and a courier or informant who helps identify the culpable party.
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