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Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 04, 1924

Page

1

Adjustments in district range from fifteen to seventy five percent

The Moline News from Rapid City Reporter notes wide adjustments in the district from 15% to 75%. It cites J Chisholm as one of the worst sufferers and hints at broader economic effects across the area. The report also mentions local weather damage and wage levels in Ontario and Manitoba harvest pay.

J. Chisholm Moline News Rapid City Ontario Manitoba Cousier Crystal City Man

Bradwardine Tennis Club hosts successful multiclub tournament

The Bradwardine Tennis Club held a Labor Day event with clubs from Wheatland Harding Oak River Rivers Kemway and Bradwardine. Three events were planned though only Gents' Doubles concluded due to darkness. Fred Harris and Wm Lesage of Rivers faced T W Offen and Joe Morrow of Rivers.

Bradwardine Tennis Club Wheatland Harding Oak River Rivers Kemway Bradwardine Fred Harris Melville, Sask Les’age T. W. Offen Joe Morrow Messrs. Offen

Name Change For Arrow River Siding In Miniota Division

The Arrow River Siding at mile 170.8 in the Miniota division of the Canadian National Railways will be renamed Quad ra with the summer timetable. The change was announced by A. E. Warren, general manager of the western region.

Miniota Arrow River Canadian National Railways A. E. Warren

Rivers School Opens After Summer Vacation

Rivers School starts Tuesday with T O Durnin as High School Principal and Miss Phoenix as assistant. The High School is likely the largest in its history and excitement runs high as students return. Textbook procurement for advanced students poses a daily challenge and the board notes improvements such as basement floor repairs.

Rivers School T. O. Durnin Miss Phoenix

Railway Sets Stage for Grain Movement Across West

More than 47000 Canadian National cars are assembled in western regions ready for grain transport with 18000 to local stations. New rolling stock boosts capacity including 1000 fifty ton cars for 2000 bushels each and about 50 new cabooses. Neebing yards near Fort William expand lakehead grain handling, opened last year and expected to ease peak rushes.

Canadian National Railway Lakehead Vancouver Neebing Fort Williaw

Ten Years Abd in the Gazette

A troop train carrying about 400 volunteers from Edmonton passed through Rivers on Friday evening. They carried away many little rights from willing hands. Town lots changed hands at the tax sale on Friday. Contractors building the new cement sidewalks have nearly finished their work. F McAndrew of Wheatland was run over and badly hurt when he tried to stop a runaway team.

Edmonton F. McAndrew Wheatland

Wilkinson's Blacksmith Shop For Sale Lot 3 Block 12

Town officials list properties available including Wilkinson's Blacksmith Shop on Lot 3 Block 12. H Gabe serves as secretary treasurer handling sale details and inquiries.

Wilkinson's Blacksmith Shop

Harvard and Hotchkiss Students Conquer Canadian Peaks

A Harvard and Hotchkiss expedition, guided by Edward Fuez and Joseph Biner, first climbed peaks in the Columbia ice field in the Canadian Rockies. They named Mount Harvard and Mount Hotchkiss, reached Mount Patterson and Mount Sir James Outram, and charted a new route on Mount Columbia. The journey faced fierce winds and only ended after five first ascents and a 23 hour return trek. A notable moment was meeting fourteen American girls traveling with packers at the North Saskatchewan forks.

Canadian Rockies Harvard and Hotchkiss Columbia Ice Field Osgood Field Derick Field Lemond Harris Boston Canadian Pacific Railway Edward Fuez Mount Harvard Mount Hotchkiss Patterson James Outram Rockies Mount Columbia South Twin Harris Lake Louise Mistayah Lake Mount Patterson Lemonde Harris Joseph Biner Swiss Alps North Saskatchewan River

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