The Colorado River System and Its Great Canyon
An essay by a Collegiate Institute poet outlines the Colorado River’s course from its Wyoming headwaters to the Gulf of California. It details main tributaries such as the Grand and Little Colorado, the river’s canyon sections, and a theory that the river predated the mountains by carving its bed as it wore down uplifting ranges.
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Collegiate Institute
Literary Society
Colorado River
Wyoming
Green River
Colorado State
Colorado
Gulf of California
San Juan
Little Colorado
Gila
Cinta Mountains
Todore
Grand Canyon
Arene Terre
Surace
Family Herald offers 1913 western readers value and a free frameable picture
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal unveils its 1913 programme for Western subscribers promising greater value than ever. New settlers are urged to try the paper, which includes a 23x29 inch framed picture titled Mothers Treasures worth two dollars in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Herald
Weekly Star of Montreal
Ig12
Weekly Star
Natiow
Saskatchewan legislature meets on November fourteenth
Saskatchewan legislature convenes November fourteenth amid sixteen senate vacancies. Emigration officials report 273649 arrivals in six months. Local option votes set for sixty Ontario municipalities at upcoming elections. Sir McLeod, supervisor of the Puding Mountain restive, has resigned. Fifty five quarter sections in Swan River RM advertised for sale for arrears.
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Saskatchewan
Ontario
Tac Banjsiise Ohhteh Arch
Sir McLeod
Puding Mountain
Swan River
Russell Quadruple Club Assembly and town notes
Local notes report the Russell Quadruple Club plans an Assembly on Nov. and other community items. D Dunn installs a Red River Special separator and gasoline engine. J G Schmalz relocates to Astwood Sask from Braden Minn. Mayo Lithell and Opal Huddlestone visit. Fall assizes in Mirtinedosa. jurors from the area. Concert at Presbyterian church in Binscarth. Ladies Aid meet at Mrs. Ross. Curling Club to meet at E M Williams' office on Friday. Special train Nov. 13 to Mission of Help at Bittle with fares listed. Juvenile Bostonians perform in Wrights Hall under Russell Ladies Band. Advertisements target buyers in peak season. Threshing favorable despite June conditions. Gas tractors moved in. Viscount Sun reports doctor Roger and Mrs. Roger leave Russell for Regina. Plans for trips via Islandwood, G T P, Easterbery, weave through Rousd Lake and Qu Appelle valley. The Caledonianian Entertainers to perform in Wrights Hall Nov 4. Rev G B McLennan inducted at Yorkton. Mission of Help set for Birtlesxe Wor. roth Nov 17 with Rev C P Wilson. Special train from Birtle to Russell Nov 13. tickets at Vicarage House. Literary society active. no meeting next Friday. Weather records planned with thermometer and barometer at the school.更多 notes promise further updates next week.
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Russell Ouadrille Club
D. Dunn
Red River
J. G. Schmalz
Braden, Minn
Boulton
Astwood
Saska Jas
McKay
Halling Bros
Periy Ave
Mirtinedosa
Curling Club
E. M. Williams
Ofice
Bittle
Mission of Help
Russell
Binsearth
Foxwarren
Dowling
Miss Dowling
Miss Achavelage
H. J. Sina
Dick Clee
Wright's Hall
A. Setter
G. B. McLennan
South Porcupine
Ont
Presbyterian Church
Yorkton
Birtlesxe
Wor. Roth
C. P. Wilson
Bristol
Eng
Birtle
Vicarage House
Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Christ Church Russell
Harvest Thanksgiving services were held at Christ Church Russell with Holy Communion at 8 am and evensong at 7 pm. The church was attractively decorated by Mrs Clay and helpers. violin solos by Mrs Ainsworth accompanied the offertory for Home Mission funds.
Russell Collegiate Department Notes Bi monthly examinations
The regular bi monthly examinations are under way this week. Reports on examination progress conduct and attendance will be mailed to each parent or guardian as soon as possible. Parents should note reports belong to them, not the student, and should contact if not received after a reasonable time.
Thanksgiving visits and baptisms in the district
Millwood John Low of Binscarth spent the week end with Mr J Sinclair. Mrs Wade and her little son from Binscarth were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Heap Sunday week. Mr and Mrs Lazen bo had their third baby son baptised at St. Joan's church. S Brown of Spy Hill had his separator burnt overnight, evidently a vicious act. Misses K Bates from Shoal Lake and Jessie from Yorktor spent Thanksgiving with their parents at home. A nice gathering of young people attended Children’s service at St Johns on Sunday, the rector giving an earnest address. Piax threshing is proving fairly easy and is making a good showing in the district, favored by good weather the past ten days.
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Geo White
H P Nelson
G Murdock
Murdock
Lanigan
Ken Plumb
St Matthew's Church
Morsverti Orine
Waller's Hall
G. C. Gibbs
Angusville
Nettie Anderson
Russell
G. Coulter
W. W. Wilson
W. A
Frank Allen
Ruth Haistock
FP. L. Hyde
Kelloe
Silverton
John Low
Binscarth
J Sinclair
Wade
Heap
Lazenbo
St. Joan’s Church
S Brown
Spy Hill
K Bates
Shoal Lake
Jessie
Yorktor
St. Johns
Piax
Silverton Family Notes and Injury Report
Silverton or Silverton or John F Stewart of Chicago returns home on Dangemey. E Lenevaitre remains confined to the house with an ankle injury described as worse.
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John F.stewart
Chicago
Dangemey
E. Lenevaitre
Fire Threat Enlivens Farm. Richardson Family Mourns
On Tuesday night a straw stack at F G Richardson’s farm near Deer Park was saved from a full blaze by threshing gangs and neighbors after a refused dampening of ashes. Mrs F G Richardson died after a brief illness and is buried at Deer Park cemetery Tumbell with family and neighbors expressing deep sympathy.
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Alex Skinner
F. G. Richardson
Angel of Death
Winnipeg
Deer Park
Tumbell
Hall Quebec wreck survivor awarded damages and church budget
A commercial traveller badly wrecked at Hall Quebec receives 21 07 in damages. The Cit Tie Presbyterian mission budget for 1913 is set at 1 200 000 to raise, requiring an average 10 cents weekly from contributors. The Chinese newspaper King av, 1500 years old, was suppressed by President Yuan Chi Kat. Under the monarchy editors were crucified for criticism. Subscribe for the Banner.
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Hall, Que
Cit
Tie Presbyterian Missionary
Kingav
Yuan Chi-Kat
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Serviettes and Doylies
Cail
W. Ledingham
the Star Bakery
Matheson’s Harness Shop
Bugs
F. Matheson
Por
Rman Cate, Se
Wright’s
Halli
Russell Ladies’ Band
Jack Rea
Rumley Co
Viscount Sun
Roger
Regina
Art
Arrs
Jos
Sharman
Islwood
Easterbery
Kiskella
Qua Appelle
Presbyterian Indian “School
Rousd Lake
Ge Main
P. R
Baily
Christ Church, Russell
Clay
H. P. Reed
Thompson
Roulton
E. Cope
W. J. Ney
J. G. Rendell
G. A
W. K. Clay
Christ Church
Manitoba
Behal
St Matthew’s Church
Mr Wilson
Russell Collegiate Department Notes
Millwood
Silverton Or
Rochedale
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