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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1887
Page
2
The Qu Appelle Progress outlines subscription and advertising rates with monthly costs and per line measurements. It reserves the right to reject import of objectionable material and lists publisher K Z Warpuan as responsible party.
Publishers invited to send reporters to cover Assiniboia shows with about twenty expected attendees from provinces including Prince Edward Island New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Leaders like Mr Perley and Prof J P Sheldon are coordinating the effort and aiming for strong showings of local agricultural products Critics accuse The Journal of misrepresenting past remarks by Mr Perley while defending its election commentary and rhetoric
The message urges all groups including the ladies and the far wrs to contribute their best efforts to ensure the Northwest agricultural shows succeed. It emphasizes broad participation to boost the event’s success and community involvement.
Governor LU reports from west on the High River shooting involving Deerfoot. He describes arrival, the wounded man’s account, and efforts to bring justice via Agent Begg. Deerfoot’s surrender is hoped for, with emphasis on Indians obeying law and not losing respect for authorities.
A fragment discusses the lure of plunder and the inevitability of trouble with some people wanting disruption while police cannot guard every door. The speaker contends many would welcome unrest and overlook the consequences.
A Toronto paper ridicules a Red River Valley Railway rumor stating the steamship of the Pacific and Atlantic may have carried the report. It suggests the railroad will push ahead to the sea and even tunnel across ponds once it reaches the seabords, implying an unlikely chain of progress.
A July 29 Yukon letter reports Bir John is poised to secure the commissionership. The party remained in good health and spirits as it moved, with local Indians guiding them to a point before returning. The bench minister traveled with the party toward Victoria, anticipating arrival.
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