MacCAUL Agent for Fire Lie Restat Quote
J H MacCAUL appears as agent for Fire Lie Resteat. Mearenter Marine QU APPELLE N W T.
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1887
Page
1
J H MacCAUL appears as agent for Fire Lie Resteat. Mearenter Marine QU APPELLE N W T.
An incident at the premises involved millinery and fancy goods described as safely escaped by Dr. cmeoaan Sr. The words suggest a theatrical or stylistic note rather than a clear event with names or places.
The Commercial Hotel, fixtures, furniture, and all house items in Qu Appelle Station are for sale. Two Caswell street lots, one mile from town, 320 acres with woodshed, stables, 60 acres cultivated, two wells. Maria Shore owner offers easy terms. farm praised as one of the district’s best.
The Lieutenant Governor orders the sitting of the Supreme Court this day. The document records an official directive affecting court proceedings and the schedule for a sitting to be held under authority of the government.
An OCR fragment lists J F Guerin D S visiting hotels in Moosomilin and Fort Qu Appelle on various days of each month. It mentions locations such as Queen and White Wood, with unclear dates in a damaged text.
The Qu Appell paper Tur Prochess Printing in Qu Appelle Station Assin provides ad rates with pricing per inch and column widths. It lists transient ads at ten cents per line for first insertion and six cents per line for each additional insertion and reserves the right to refuse objectionable content. James Wridmax publishes from Qu Appelle Station Assin.
Analyzes the Canada United States fisheries conflict, tracing history from 1783 and 1818 to 1871 and 1885. Discusses proposals for a commission or treaty, the retaliatory bill debate, and the likelihood of renewed reciprocity while noting key figures and terms from the 1818 treaty and later negotiations.
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