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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 03, 1889
Page
8
Readings of daily thermometers compiled by the observatory for the week ending Wednesday May 1 1859. The report lists temperatures across the week with notes on notable fluctuations and any calibration remarks by the observers.
The Emerald Trio will begin a series of Gospel Temperance meetings in the Methodist church under Qu Appelle Council Royal Templars. A congregational meeting is planned at the Presbyterian church next Friday afternoon.
The affiliated roadster Young Poscore will travel between Fort Qu Appelle and Thos Carrolls then home, staying until Monday. Brought to the Northwest in 1883 by John Gorrell and owned since 1888, he is sired by Old Poscore from Moscow the trotter and Arabian. His dam Lady Mackay is a noted pacing mare. her dam was imported for Leeland by Captain Jenkins. Young Poscore is a half brother to several famed horses including Hanoke, the Badgley mare, and the Bush mare, all valued in the market.
Qu Appelle hounds schedule a meeting by invitation at Edgeley Farm on Tuesday May 7 at 9 am and another gathering at Handy side's farm on Friday May 10 at 9 am.
Rev. es BA conducts evening service at 19 petesh. Service at 14:30 o'clock on second Sunday. Parished opening at 4 MALOONIE. Service in C. PK. Station held every second Sunday at 14 o'clock.
A Virdeun, Manitoba mother recalls her child frightened by a persistent cough and credits Hapyard's Yellow Oil with immediate relief. She reports using it for croup and bites in several cases, claiming consistent reliability from the remedy.
The Cradle notes births in Edgeley with details of newborn daughters to Mrs P J Whittingham on April 17 and Mrs Gy Whittingham on April 8. The items reflect local family announcements in the period.
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