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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1886
Page
4
A fragmented poem laments a persistent fly invading a room. The speaker rants about the fly’s antics and the trouble it causes at the table, comparing it to summer pests and expressing a wish for winter when the flies are gone.
Emmeline, once married to a poor farmer, compares toil and hardship with Mary Windham who lives in luxury at The Grange after wealth and status change. Their old friendship resurfaces amid stark contrasts of circumstance and temptation between labor and ease.
In a fragile scene from a Scotland era domestic tale Mrs Ellisworth laments a loveless marriage while Emmeline seeks sympathy and plans a return visit. The dialogue revolves around neglect, jealousy, and longing for affection as the two women compare their spouses and lives.
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Daily run days listed as Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with services attached to a local line. Officials G See Senge and Panton Siero Cans are noted with station managers Vine President John Megan and Robert Kerr as general passenger agent.
Qu Appelle Station announces operation of roller mills to supply farmers with flour bran and shorts in exchange for wheat. Barley and oats also chopped for feed. Wheat payments listed: Not Hard 75 cents No 2 Hard 70 cents No 1 Northern 70 cents No 2 Northern 65 cents, higher than other Manitoba or North West markets. D Home Millan & Bro
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