Dewoney Defends Railway Pledge and North West Interests
In a Manitoba district speech Hon. Mr. Dewoney addresses railway promises, homestead policy disputes, and temperance reform. He notes divergent views on second homesteads, land cancellations, and the need to attract bona fide settlers. He criticizes permit rules and calls for change while pledging support for Dominion sovereignty and U S negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Mali Pea
Boards of Trade
Dewdney
Broadview church building fund boosted at society event
A Monday concert and magic lantern show in Broadview aided the Church of England Building Fund. Rev. Spencer urged locals to prepare for spring fundraising as winter prevents completing the church. The program featured piano solos, recitations, duets, and lantern views from Ontario England Scotland and India. The fund gained about $14 and farmers report good grain yields with potatoes promising. A local farmer Mr Trood reported success with a new seed variety Lee’s Favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Thorold
Mise E. Moore
C. Dodd
Mr. C
Tyrrell
Trood
Cotham
Qu’Appelle
Lee
Mounted Police Work Praised Across the North West
The McLeod Gazette argues for the Mounted Police as essential to Canadian safety in the North West. It cites Major Steele and D Division in British Columbia and Supt Neale’s frontier troops, noting horse theft decline and secure settlement areas. A Toronto report praises D Division’s handling of the Kootenai valley Indian engagement and the improved relations between officers and Indigenous people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod Gazette
Mou
Canada
Mounted Police
North- West
Major Steele
British Columbia
Supt
Neale
Dominion
North-West
Toronto Brore
Imaore
D” Division
Steele
Kootenai Valley
Bb. C
Fie
Weto
Kootenai
Hhis
Kootenay
Grenfell News Notes Free Press Aims and Appointments
Premcur notes Mr Ghas outlines plans to erect another store and several other buildings this fall. Grain frost damage reported. Ladies Aid social planned for the hall on the 22nd. B P Richardson MTL left for Winnipeg. Sherlock and Francis plan a large warehouse east of the station. Rev Gregory of Regina preached at the English church. Local gentlemen attended the nomination of E Dewdney for East Assiniboia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gregory
Regina
E.dewdney
East Assiniboia
Local curiosity about a man’s shocking occupation and town’s picnic trees
The article questions residents about the man’s controversial work and whether he should be called the lesser boy after stocking barley in a flannel shirt on a windy day. It also asks about the town’s tree decorations from the picnic day and their winter durability.
Take Taz Progress From pow n Till January 1 1890
Purchase listing notes a Taz Progress item from pow n up to January 1 1890 for a price of 1.00 dollars.
Patriotism and life in Garibaldi’s Italy through tobacco and wine
A noisy, opinionated piece contrasts Italian admiration for the United States with domestic manners and government. It wryly notes noble pretensions, critiques arranged marriages, and mocks tobacco and wine trade. It discusses smuggled Swiss cigars, Minghetti and Cavour brands, and warns about excess drinking. The narrator recalls a dying boss revealing that wine can be made from anything, even grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garitalli
Catoat
Victor
Garibaldi
France
Republic
United States
Sale & Tabacchi
Avencans
Tobarco
Beery
Svea
Aine-Mer Primeng Oie Thant
Bietz
Legend of the coming Kir and the seaborne omen
A storied prophecy speaks of a future Kir who will rise from the coastlands to lead through conquest. The verse describes his strength, speed, and mastery over beasts and enemies, promising a transformative era that will reshape lands from sea to inland valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasoever Beldly
Uminak
Baeres
Soldier's desertion ends in execution in brigade
The article recalls a deserter who evaded duty for weeks at home and in town. After arrest he mocked guards and commanders. An order was issued for his execution at sunrise, and he was shot for his crime in front of the brigade.
Bound o Get the Book
A dealer reflects on a book collection and a rare edition valued at about $500. The owner refuses a sale, and a servant notes the book should lie flat for full appreciation while discussing listing and mounting conditions.
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Ceries
He West
Carth Ctok
Lors, Gordon
Ime
Exh
Dman
Echpyne
Amisiboe Canada
Saneipton
James Weidman
le Btation
Assin
J. Weißman
J. McEhwen
General Blacksmith
Qu'Appelle
Jane
John B. Milliken, &Co
Whiting Bros
Bakers
Whiting's
PBLIC
Supreme Court
Assiniboia
Maid District
Qu’appelle Station
Swift Current
Fort Qu’appelle
Moose Jaw
A. E. Forget
Ofice Hogins
S. H. Collins
Tk. Johnston
Lil ‘Ery
Dairy Staure
O Fort Quite
Quappelle
J. B. Robinson
Qu’ Appelle
Thomson & Nelson
P R
C. G. Boothe
Sintaluta
Qu’Appelle Brick Yard
J. Doolittle
Indian Head
Davidson
Wwy
Ieee
Eis Monts
Oueada
South West
Arto F L. Obes Ge
Flort
Whitewood
McLea
McLean
South Qu! Appelle
A. M. Malane
South Qu’ Appelle
Wagoner
Balgondd
Enghish Cheloh
Oman
colLzo
Holy Pete
Morag
Renin i
Methodist
Ogre
Edgeley
Servies
Human Catholic Church
J. Gratton
C. M
Barwood. & Co
Pedicle
Flee
Masonic
Vareelee Lopes
Jeguer
Soares Earson Pst
Prince Alber
Baskatchewan
MR. Dewoney
Northwest
Broadview
Church OF England
Innocent
Grenfell
Premcur
B. P. Richardson
M.T.L
Winnipeg
Messrs
Sherlock and
Francis
Maly
Esquimaut
Rodeas
Marthe
Bens
Bart
Wwe
Ste
Ben
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