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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1889
Page
8
Readings show temperatures across days in June 1889 with values around 84 to 90 degrees. Wind and atmospheric conditions noted with calm or light winds. The fragmentary text lists days Friday through Monday and partial wind data.
In a Life magazine exchange, Annie reveals her mother gave her the cake while Harry jokes about Mothers giving more than dogs. The chat hints at a planned dinner with mustard plasters and a request for the biggest piece tonight.
A brief look at the town’s past reveals small milestones and community threads. Residents, archives, and events connect eras, shaping current identity and local memory across streets and generations.
The report lists arrivals and visits, including Mr. W. W. McMillan and A. A. Boddy, with the Leland House being repainted. Inspector Draynor and J. H. Noyce hold a magistrates court, fining Henry McIntosh for intoxication. Community notices mention a Masonic service, Liberal Conservative meeting, and a Presbyterian picnic at town park.
A close cricket match between Qu Appelle and Grenfell was played at Grenfell on Thursday. The result remained open as Qu Appelle fought to 5 wickets in their second innings, with Mepsia Peck and others contributing. Grenfell’s A Lake and Kirkland delivered key bowling and batting. Local notes include church services at Qu Appelle, post office hours, and municipal club listings.
OCR text shows partial Canadian Pacific Railway schedule elements including times and stations such as New Westminster North West and Winnipes, with fragmented lines and unclear destinations. The readable bits indicate a timetable snapshot rather than a full story or event.
The altar ceremony was held at the residence of Mr W A Pe g nn erg ae Me gyimat with Rev. John Fotheringham officiating. Mr A G Thomupem married Miss Nelise, both of Wolseley.
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