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Thanks)
Our thanks ire due Ger thu splendid
response of our convictx)ndents to the
request that they send in their bud•
geta timelier this week on account of
the holiday. Our reaclerm will Held on
page 7 it full &(.count of the doiupta of
the district, written up in excellent
:tyle by our able corps of correspond-
ent:. We are proud of them.
Deputy Reeve Elliott's Purchase.
Deputy Reeve Elliott hms purchased
the old grand Trunk freight shed Anil
{has also purchiaeel the triangular
place of property just across the street 1
from it front the Canada Cotupsny. I
He will m3ve the buildingg to this
property. We understand Mr. Elliott
paid f AXI for the shed and IPIO for the
property and lie is quite please/) with
him purchase.
IOpens Monday Next.
The Uoderich Bu:inemm College will
1
' A ile opened on Muuda • next in the
and fl( a- oBice of the Bank of
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS GOCERICH MARKETS. 'ummer•ce building, lately uc' .ed i
by Me"". Carey & Ham ink. Miss
Tauasuir, Oct. sutir. 111atsel Gibwo, of Hamilton, who 'haw
Copy of change a running advertise- Fall wtaa,t, per bus&, saw....... 40 W to i 1'o had wide tamichin and office experi-
ments must be left at this office by apri,yf wheat, tier been, Mw.... a a) to !'a+ R Pt'
Monday noon to ensure insertion ye, per bush �� 43
n o 4 ence, will Ile in charge until the at -
in issue of same week. Huckichalt), per wi+k-:...... tend once demands a second teacher.
abate, per bu.h., ass .......... u .'it
to a •'la ,Miss Gilrron is a niece of the Hon. J.
I'aas, per bush ere ler o sir M. (Itlre"ito.
-.-.-._-.-_ __ ltarh•y.l.,-rbush ....:i.:...• e6.11u c 5
Lost •Or Found - rs-meniryfs, per tan. •........... Is a to as pi
- - -- Flour, [wind). per cwt .......... s •tie to _ u Pudic Library Board.
`ITRAi•ED ON TO MY PREMIHF`+ Flour,p.tent,perctvt..,,,,.... :sitto 'r+ Attheuwnthl meatier of the uh•
(, the ant week in Hoptcmher, three )'mu. luau. lar lou ............ ...... /a W W $I W Y K
ung•, are hatter and two stators, red with Snorts, per audi ................. YJ w towhitIp ui tic library board, which esus bel iso
fifty• now, ter ton ............... V, w to 1.; W tWuada evening Inst, ap rlicatiQua
uspe spots. HN' own bore [Lem by pa) Would. mr,eed...,.........•. 5111 to @ M Y R
oxpsnee.. JOHN' L AITKF.N, Uodcrlen. 1e Li w u ri were,resceivwd from ti. F:. Blair, on be-
Hulter, pear lb....
__ _ ._ cheese, per n .•......•••.... u I.i w u Iia halt of the Knox Church Young Men's 1
Beal jMrtate i0s . trwale. par dos ............ o •n w 4191 Club; from Mias Parise, for a read-
P.,.fr . new . u ci' to n a" f circle. And from the Wotnen's'dn-
l'attle. ordhe'y to good tier curt. J ear to 1 ail P
L10K SALE. -THE HOME OF Cattle, export., la+rrwi _ .. t v1 to 17s statute, for the near of nwmd for their
r Mllg, trRANK NA/TR4 Walerlus sauvet. H Ii. a tai fiet, Per cwt ... a In to a ori meetings. The request* were granted,
Apply at Omoe. 1R -U. ' afa�• ng Lmw .............. _ . 1 .5rt w s ai &committer+ lain a anted to make
S Sep, Iwr c- wt ...'............... ] Ja to 1 Al R Pow
OUSY AND LOTH FOR HALF:. H•m. per Ili . .._............ a in io u W anangemenla. A consinittee was ape
IIIkwau, perm ....... ............ a IS to P iia pointed t) see Air. Porter with refer•
rrudera will ear retisci d1 by tLt• were" lice). per Ib . .......... I,' to l.i
.igned up to Voiday. the LMh d•)' of Vu+emlm•r. Tallow. per Ili ., •... •• ..,.,,... u W to our ehce CA magxtdnei+ rwlninetl for the
Ir ,, for the:1,urcha'+r of lot- n unl,en a ,led 9n, Il Wes,W r cwt ..:.............. i) W to a'cel coming year.
\Tilsorts sere a>'. of the town of Cidarkh. one ,y�,T ,Skier ............ i........, SS4+ NI
property of the late Alex. Mociecle. Them L, a (' mea.... ..... ler t0 le Modelites Entertained at Clinton.
t•omfon able frame house on t he proper[ Y. Prop- ....
rrty ImwA,cm)Idtockw utp tar.,. enus-Ten r Turkey...... .. N to 11 Three, load% of Goderich Mo,led
per nota down. Aalalwr In �r da No tender I 6tli., 4e Markel on page 6.11
n-oswaily a,melAed. RoHkRT TH0M1 yea\. _. - ___ -- - -_ 'hwl atdrnta dmvs In Clinton la*t
F:xacutor. t)aferW,. x Friday evening and were there lenter-
OUN(: k ROBERTSON. REALI The Ontario Went Khoris Electric tained by the "tudent. of Clinton
Railway reposition is hecomiug A Model School. A pr•egnun of ptou)-
F�L&te A*ertA. (JMerich, ()tit.-FlL m anal P
town pews" laic bowRht,,ald and eschauffed. Fig rTi,ne i c cep north. The ort ensilesi vocal And instrumental mu:i,•,
Elgin Times cuncludeal w reference to recitations. rate., .wax followeol by n
1.. R HALE . --A LARGE, ('OM-, it last week with the temwrk : •'Heron lunch, And it was after midnight
r FURTAHLF brick Iwuw OteriookhW the and Briwe are wealthy counties and when the function was concluded And
harbor: all modern convenloaN lnelud";ff should have railway cunnectitln along the visitors commenced their house.
lit water nefttheir App1Y tO YOCNU A Rol
F:RTSON,Ooderrfch. the lake. 1t may come sooner than wool juurnr)•. The gl•nentw hlwepi•
nanny think." , talit of the Clinton students was
�101t SALE. --d) ACRES F.XC,FI,- A new hatcher sbu o has I)ren unucK •lpplwciated h,, the young
1^KNT 1•nfo for market garde(, with R,xml 1 f•onl Ooderich, who will nes
huildb,p, and freueer:tau nJlea flour I;wlr i wutvl on Kingston street, taxi the People
yrn{,i-h : avr acres in orchard of `1Apple., talars. 1 ,hiwg Edieard hotel. bytJoeeph Fel- ciprocrate by entertaining the C. Ill. H.
f,ernrin:. heries.d �nuafworaiatd.•. an milly l, lows, who fur the point two ,,cars war Iclams oil the. evening of November 15(h.
Tol'NU R RORKHTSON• Ilnlcrirh. with M. A. Pigott A Co. Mr. Fellows Another from W. C. Goode.
\OR HAi.E. It STORY HOUHI: haw Edward lttridnsm, w loraetical Our readers will Ire interested in the
F{( r botcher. in charge. Mr. Robinscm to bright letter front Walter C. Goode
nn Arylk•q,.a ,tree). fl .larY house ml a tum of Vharles Robinson. formelly
Napier stmt, Ii story house, an F^yfln act ' published on pur first page this
nue, 1 story house cm, \ ietoris, wreef, of (ioslerich, but now of Uungwruou. week. Our former townsman is
Two-story brick Louse we K,srx.tr%+t near the
fellow; nine towns. all modern "Avrmencw. --- - --"" - --- now atRn:thern, 8sakatchewan. ,is
w. I)avid's street ; nine rotmn.•. all modern roil Sltua lUone Vacant f is seeing w gland deal of the lice est, and
rnienaxw, Front fur ale In any Karl of an he hire the meful facult y of notictng
Huron ooanty. 1'uCNu a N.uHF:KTS(aN. F.ACHKR WANTED.-F'OR S. H.
uoderlrh. int• ��� things, arld the happy disposition of
1 Na 10. A.Il@*M : male Or fnk.i witk telling what he has arPn, our reamers
AN F:XCEI.I,EN'[' FARM FI)R .%arm .,1&_ mitifimte- Apply to F mit( IH are getting the benefit. Ina m)Ce 6e
s AI.F--aorwe"in west Waw•anosh,two awOrr. fA ress. mends with the letter he says that he
miles, from Anburn ; soil a My Mata, alete t IW
Air". tinder cultivation Aim N' on
:v, 10 ler al•res 1GUD 111141, %VANTIEU. TO DO l)Mtoller'Jkh Nae weather waw ideal -
timber. A well And t»o - , "Wr• of Nater, a IJ hotise k, WAaw f1'L w month. ••beautiful air, sunmehine and tempera.
ne w free d welling. a barn, table and A!t„t lig, DA III BROWN, Angles" Lure. ,• He has not forgotten the
drivin hed. Apply m 11 ICNO A KIrIIKRT- .t �o
till., i�oaerioh. _ __ .... .-- -- Goderich MusicalSociety, and maks
%SWR SALT OR TO RENT. - A ANTED. -CAPABLE MAN OR kindly mention of the organization of
.1' sold•,, MlwwO [aril in w'esl \1'a»r W woman to call un a few prominent which he was for many years w lead.
hash, euneltmem a hN Y, i h 17b wrens, in A tees r who want to know Abetit our special in spirit. C1. e
of rod nolory half rinb offer on oar new g V
gimlet tate of , ultivauwe. well fenced. well Indexed AtW of Chi sofa. Oral y. ploweant
Kql -red w�,o,� omhard, large bank barn. goend pp•A Opening Attraction.
fosse, lrlMualm, blacksmith shop Iond store ,iced ptroCitable cmD 1o11ncnt. Addrrw ICANh. .
u corner of farm. Cmit•enient to school amt -N . A1.1.1 R ('U]sPANY, Chicago, III. The populiu• operetta " Pepin, the
church. ly miles from C. P. R. st^ti o al Pippin ' will fie the first attmcticon in
Auburn. Term. aaq. W. A. HARR.... BO1 WANTED TO MAKE HIM- Victoria opera House under the new
l.n_cknew, lot. _ SELi rally Ilmefal: Apply ►k THE Pe
SIGNAL o Flip: mannegement. The remodelling of, the
j(� )R HALE • FiVR ACRES C 1% opera house will commence tomorrow,
11 in ; lanae (Nutagr on once of the main their- and h Fri I •, November 8th, the
nu:h ism., pi pmt for lake water -ane banding To BAnt
We Address Hos pit. SIGNAL Orvic r_ date)' the pit uctihn of the operetta.
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,i 1'ARIO, CANADA: OCTOBER 31, 1907
own this work ruaking enquiries am
tiovernment
evening
ago
ran
eutrance
tlays
w•as
un
ville,
tang
1Villiaul
L.angauw
til
Iteid
fur
tlpared
day
l4tptain
lilies
('all,
tractive
OBITUARY.
,n supplies for the job.
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Yacht Lurline Wrecked.
Brown.
Shortly before 6 o'clock oil Raturday
The mubjscl. of this brief memoir,
the rtt-aul yacht Lurline.
Jame: It. Brown, was born near Fsn-
which was purchamell'alout it month
fiiwkillen, Fermanagh county, Ireland. I
by the Provincial Governul�nt,
November 5th. 19t2. tie de )arced
on the submerged outride ter•eak-
this life October 13th, 10(17, at Tyner,
water As rhe war tr tog to` make the
North Dakota. ilia remains were in-
of the har?sur. The captain
.terrwl• in tier Tyner cemetery, there tie
he did not know of the break-
&wait the rewurrection. In 188 the
water, and steering by the old ranggee
1)
family rrolgratoxl to Ontario and lived
the [iiia in Huron
ights he ran right nn to the
The Lurline is 87 boat,
the the greater rote[ of
until ISM, when the deceased
water. an -foot
with a capacity of mixty-rix tons. She
county
and his fatuity removed to near Cavi1-
built to DW fur Hiram Walker
liar, North Dakota. He was married'
o Walker-
c captain J. B. Forest. f al
1 alt•
• el Murdock, o[ I.o ndes-
fn 1H71 to Raath
ban wailed, her ever since. The
borough, Huron county. His widoiw•
rtherio of the crew are new men on
seven roue and um+ daughter survive
iter. They are W. V. (3idley. of Paine-
hint Rev. T. 17. Richmond• Prechy.
: Fragtneer George McDonald. `
terian milliliter of Crystal Cit}•, .North
Campw u and Wjlltaul
Dakota• preached a ryrwertul sermon
of Walkercilte. The tug
in the Presbytrrfan church from the
HortAn wits pulling at the Lurline un-
text. "Let nut your heart ire
midnight on Saturday bot tailed to
troubled." endeavoring to bring rom-
uuve bel•. A message was sent to the
fort to his sorrowing friends. Air re-
Wr•eeking Company mit Sarnia
ligiouy life wall quirt and undemon-
14alistmence, but a tug could not he
stnifive, beat characterized by fireat
His faith in
in tittle to Ire of use. On Sun-
fidelity and it rightness.
morning the furniture, furnish-
Ood hlousomrml into it beautiful lite,
legs, etc., oil the Lurline were taken
loyal to the church and a true friend
off and the Twat left to its fair. The
to all who knew hien. R. E. B. .
Lurlinr wits bcillt at a cost of over
--- --
$J1,1Ng1 and was purchaw4l for abtuut
CHURCH NOTES.
half that amount by the Government.
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Forest was oil his way to
Elaborate preparations are going on
Kincardine with the boat, en route
for a birth lay party to be Riven by (
for a lie ncrgian Bay port, and thought
the ladies of the Baptist church on the
14th.
he would run in to.Gcderieh harMir
evening of Thursday, November
over night.
Rev. J. T. LeGear. formerly of Jack -
The oorrhwent winds on Sunday
rote. Mich., has, removl4l to Laureling,
night broke the steamer's hull to
Mich;, where he is pastor of the Con -
Piece and nothingpl im visible on the
ural M. F:. church, n church of 1,11W
bre wlatrr now Fmt the steamer's
mecubeie,
oiler. The wreckage lies strewn
Jog the twitch. The cries left town
Special mprtingw will ble ronducteri
Mnl.Olte.eon. Mrw. Jas' Wilson And ehlldren
have gone on a visit to If monition, West Vic -
by Staff -Captain Dray. of Stialfonl, in
on Monday__
the Salvation Army hall on halurds.y
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
and Sunday, j`Iov. 2nd and 3rd. All
Rinse. Mn,, \vileelen will be Iowa) for t w•o
Mrs. G16son [lamp•
are invited.
1 hill line of molsteur photootim lie"' sup-
A thankwgwing service will tae held
always Iwo [[mini en R. It. Sallow'..
this (Thursday) morning at l l o'clock
)rders intended to frorupuy and cantally'
teh•ph000 or write.
in North wirer•[ Methodist church.
Wilmer Smith is "huwinir serum, very &I.
Rev. J. C. Reid. If. A., B. D.,. of Nile.
�I 1 in the way of hou,w furnirhinp
This I. nine brilchteu home for
will preach.
the to up the
the w•iuier"eauon. Call— d lis. his)read..
Servi(•e will he held at fit. Odor e's
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This Is Thanksgiving Un)-, and you will be in
ane fettle if you are iwh„l in ,,Ile of F'. J.
church ttxdciy (Thanksgiving Day) at
11 -w. 111., and tomorrow (All Sainte'
t•rkthalu'+ elegant .,III-- the right thing fur
Day) there will Ile it celebration of the
bonders, for Sunday. and for efery day in the
holy communion at 8::f11 a. m. And
year.
The into work, of the V. P. II.
service At 7:.91) P. m.
briitges ite being paintrrl.
Next Hondav morning the quarterly
H. Mci.-au Iran leamotA flat- Opera
love trait will Ire held in North street
house to Mr. Holman, who comes
Methodist cljurch at. U) a. m. The
wncranserttof1he Lorl•s Supper will toe
from New Brunswick,
admiuimtered after the prcmrhing ser -
The steamer Hcottimh Itrnt arrived
vire. The pastor will preach at loth
Saturday with a cargo of wheat for
services
the elevator and cleared on Monday,
The t and of North
Some G. T. R. surveyors linve )wen
Meheuw
h'ir,hoffloe
street en rayed a
at work in town this week, rrecoutn•
t
t social etioxh
plavwAut social u►reting in t�te lwu+e-
allly with a view to no ei4%rer' grade to
talent of the church on 9hurimlav even -
the dol -k.
ing last. After the weekly study of
The managenent of "Wonderland"
the lesson a supper prepared by the
will give a heiiefit night to (lie hos-
ladies was partaken nf, and lhi, was
ppIIt I un the evening of Thursday,
followed by five-minute speeches on
Plnvenlllel• lith.
wet "nhjerts by a renmtler of the
The remaining cellars and brush on
gentlemen. It is the pwrpoeme to have
the U. P. R. right of way &tong tale
whoilar social Pyo -its at intervals, and
bank this midi of the river an- loving
it is expected that th:•y will lie a
burned. The right of way has been
Illeanm of inertia%ing iwlen•st tired en -
fenced.
tho,iasm in the work of the school.
The 5c. l tar of bread has 1►,rnirl
There was a Knoll attendance let the
been Aoduced: now it is Ij lbs.,
social given fly. the Christian Fn -
only, the new order of thingw being
deavor Society of Knox church on
intraluce(i by the, town bakers on
Tunic ay evening last. Rev. Jam. A.
Monday.
Anderson was chairman, anti the pro -
Wm. Acheson haprkned with an
gram included vocal solos by Mistaes
Atlel:tide Nairn, McVittie anol Wilson
unfortunate accident last Friday eat
one of his new houses. He tripped
And Messrs. Sutherland and (look;
and in falling struck the kneecap and
recitations by Miss Murray ; A reading
fractured it.
by G. F. Blair• anti instrumental duets
Misty May Wilson has given cep her
11} Mies Welsh and Mr. Millyard and
\lass Dyke and Mr. h)n1An. lieftesh-
drPsm•making shop cited will lie at her
inente were served and it very enjoy -
honie on the. Huron road to te••eivr
ve
able evening Wits spent by those pres-
all kinds of drP,ss•mnkifig, or will
ant.
ort sewing by Lite. day.
mteAtnPrs off 1 afro•
As it was the Barnes lost near) nil
The regular tweeting of the Goode• PERSONAL MENTION.
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W. C. GOODE AT
ROSTHERN, S 4SKe
ANOTHER INTERESTING LETTER
FROM OUR FORMER TOWNSMAN.
A District of Historical Assocta,;,,ns -
Some Incidents of the Northwest's
Troublous Days -Many Nationall-
ties Represented at Rosthern--How.
the Grain Harvest Is Turning Out.
Itenthern, Sask.. (ht tier 21.t. IW7.
Ti the Bditar of The Slgn.l.
SIR, -This little town of Rosthern,
where I aw at prow-nt, located. vuesseases
many fewtufns of interest. In the first
place, it is situated within a few miles
A the chief placer of historical interest
I the rebe111on of V. The fir t out-
break in that struggle took place, not
at Duck lake (as I stated in a previonm
titter), but At Frog Lake, far west of
hat, when •' Wandering Spirit" and
his band killed the Indian agent Quinn
himself a half-breed), an he was
corning out of church, immediately
atterwarde shcmatJng down two priests
who rats to his Assistance, and follow-
iog up this murderous beginning with
further slaughter, looting, etc. The
uprising at Duck Lake took place a
few days later and the spot where the
tittle &tiny from Prince Albert wall
anrhumhed, with the result of twelve
killed Hied ap,�ntiniber wounded, in point,
ell out to viAitore its one of the sights
of the plai•e. '
The Days of Louis Rid:
I have hall many interesting talks
with u ien who were here in those
eventful times, One •' old-timer" told
rile of a certain house in which the
plans foF that rebellion were decided
on And a resolution passed to send for
Louis Riel to lead it. M informant
wait intimately acquainted with nearly
all lite prime movers and can name
everyone. present at the meeting re-
ferred to. Riel was in the States and
responded to the cattle but immediately
Made secret appr>wches to the Govern
talent -if the day. through a clerical
int-nurdii►ry, offering to abandon the
pntjrct An( 1 leave the country for
=iINMON1, which he subsequently re -
delved to Il).9p,(tO(1, beat without avail.
Another gentleman who relatrl many
interesting incidents of this perks) and
of yearn h afore was in charge of'a
survey party through this country.
On one occasion, souse Yeats before
the rebellion, a survey party of which
he \vas a member was about to leave
Battlefotd to survey a district north-
east of that place, when Indian
runners cAMP, in to say that the tribes
Wert- on the warpath and would [loon
reach the town --they were almost
starving, as the buffalo had become
very scarce. The leader of the survey
party said : " If they're goin to kill
its, it might :to well Ise on the plains aft
here iki the village," and the party set
Cent. Before the close of the first d,►y
they found the report true, for round-
ing w hill -top they saw on the plain
below a large hand of Indians, and
were quickly sighted and surrounded.
They expected nothing but death, and
were greatly relieved when, after their
eipthl wiagons had been looted of every-
thng a table, the chief shook hands
with each man, said good-bye and
passed un with his painted braves.
Gov. Laird averted trouble at that
time by giving then[ all the provisions
he could spare and promising further
-. sr�. a • 1 i?v^ i
NEATLY PRINTED
STATIONERY
a something that every ban
[leas ounce delights to see. En-
velopes and letter papers were
never better made than now -
and certainly never better
printed than at
I THE SIGNAL I
ANA9TSR t ROBERTSON, PvaLuisaas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Oct 91st.
Rect Ikwr- Y. F. lwwroel e....... . �......! . 6
Short 1.1110 toJludkoka--('•[milia s N",r,in
I torite "Ll
auch� I.vt of IMlteeent Kinds M llKoveel-
NVoraoll'A Hard ware and Ston Mars......
House for Rent -D. Foarguroe................. I
Ietdiea Wear Newo-John diwasid ............ s
Hates Off to the Style Leaders-wattsr a PM -
ham.. .. 9
Ronotauta-J. H. Colborne ....... •...... • •. .. 4
direct Duality Shoes -Downing t MaeVicar a
ureetbvt of Tonlixt-Psychine.................. s
Net 11"04110r,
ae Poor Watoh-Halsey Park....... .. •
AnntW. ... nI.- Mi -May Wilson ........... 1
House tri !tent -John A. Walker ............. 1
House for Sale -Thal Ogles . . I
Header -Family Herald. , .. .............q 9
Underwear -Martin ................... ......... a
New Most Market-Juieph IMinrrn..,,.,.,.,
Underwear- Hodgen. Hew ................ s
Wits originally included in Poland• and
is no\t Austrian, but they are a tile -
tinct Slavonic race And tit) not call
themselves Polacks nor speak that
tun((��ne. I have heard theme risen
spoken of As the beat types, physically,
of all who come here; but for
anything I have seen I would
not rank them Yea high. However,
their military training is apparent. I
have noticed a squad of Galician lab.
carers going home front work, swing-
ing along with the regular stride and
even step of regulars on the march.
They are very -,plain, hard-working
people and loth sexes frequently wear
coats of tanned sheepskin, sometimes
curioualy ornamented with braid.
East of the railway there is a little
-dug -out" village of twelve or fifteen
houses, occuFled mainly by these
_2,le. It 1e difficult st first to
resit." that hums beings occupy.
these itlaces, which resemble in appear-
ance. an Ontarid farmer's root -house,
nothing but a root covered with earth
appearing above the ground. An
excavation is first niade about four
feetdeep : overthis an ordinal ridged
root is erected, sometimes with beant-
tingle and boards, at other times with
poplar poles only, covered with brush
to prevent the earth running through,
&fill then soil a foot thick. 'there is a
stuall window in one end, one room
Vin, and the floor is clay. A I"e
bed in one corner, a cook stove in
another, and a few plain articles of
furniture complete the outfit. In the
country the Galicians erect houses
of logs plastered over with clay. They
have high ppitched roofs thatched with
straw, polre being sometimes added
to prevent the straw from being torn
off by the wind. Some of these are
r�uite neat and pretty -looking homes.
n a few places alien i have ween homes
of settlers built of acxls, the roof as
well covered with the same odd build-
ing material. To gee a modern bicycle
at the door and lace curtains on the
windows of such a home looks decided-
ly incongnious, but of course they
make cheap temporary homes, &aid
people do not seem to care mnch how
they live for the first year or two in
this Western land.
(Many Nationalities.
There are several other nationalities
represented here in smaller numbers:
Buckowinian -another of the Slavonic
races from Austria -Poles, Hungar-
ians• etc. so we have a perfect babel
of foreign tongues here. Some have
to do their business through interpret-
er•m, but most have picked up the
names of their necessaries and struggle
through someway or other. Almost
every nation is represented more or
less in this country. In North Battle -
ford an Efyptian tailor is in business
for himse f, the only one of his race I
have seen here., They have there also
A nti.Oer of Persians - Nestorian
Christians -- swarthy, hardy -looking
fellows, laborer's, farmers, restaur•wnt-
it- era, etc., etc., who seem to be
taking up -.with the ways of the
country well.
jIrARM FOR 14ALE'ON DIV14IO V
Out on the Prairie.
October so far bete been a beautiful
month ; some frosty nights, but every
daq bright, 'sunny and ,pleasant,
atTorling Aplendid weather for thresh-
ing, etc. un the Hth and Pith I made
long excursions through the country.
The weather was,delightful. Great
flocks of birds -blackbirds, snipe and
other varieties -hovered around the
fields and wild ducks in considerable
numbers rose from the lakes, while
the Poolar bluffs shone like
Po gold in
their of autumn leaves. It
seemed odd, though, to we the fields
full of shocks of grain with, such
autumn surroundings. iii places the
trails wind through unfenced grain
fields which literally stretch away ss
far" the eye can reach. In eu u err.
Y
lacer stacks are seen, but nearly all
fsrmet's thresh "from the shock."
ck."
The machine is set in the Held, eight
teams haul sheaves to the separator,
three more convey the grain to the
granary and one or two others bring
water.
The Wheit Crop.
The yield is turning out from half
to two-thirds of last year's crop, and
there Is not much "No. 1 hard." There
ham been jugt one thing to reduce the
crop through this district - the utter
alimenceofiipening,weather. August
and i�epteinher throughout were cold
and wet and when killing frost came
on September 1•tth many fields were
uUCrBE TO Rf31VT,-THE SEVEN-
al RG1)Mh:U dlt(•illnRon Nelson strw•t at
itwl prawn, amuc unprov appear-
ance. The plan for this attraction
rich branch of the Women s Institute
will lie held let the home of. Mrs. J.
A. J. Kidd is s nding a week's holiday in
ne r
Toledo.
RWigtAtice, wo havingBattlefonI from
looting and 1)(podwhed. I hAVe heard
1' line In the townehlf of Amhfle+d remain
in blare•rlar Inuit, for
present occupied by Lhe undi'"W'l%1. Stahl.
opens on Monday and everyone who
?3lr•aughlan, Fast $t•, On Thursday,
,
,,--,,,i,_,__,:-___,1.t'__
mans• other interesting anecdxtes re-
R lin wirers M,,,nd glmal
nuxed fameinw ear pwwluro with rree•k on farm.
on mimes. P/xwcwfon can 6egive-1 at(mce•
w'ALKIaRi 1•t.
can should patronize the nxfnction,
P
Nlryenll)er• 7th, est 3 ti clack. i ni-
J. K. Jordan is s tenAing ThankmRh•iirg I>rty
with friends at Exeter.
hated by scouts, volunteers and settlers
ltr[ mint hisnn.: well orad Atu.t,%t eller.
half mob from ..dead, ane and nae nal[ mows
JUHN A.
AOR RFNT. - GOOD D NINE-
I j,
which is given by an wmateurconipany
under the direction of J. Fast Jordan.
portant business.
r
!Mrs. H. HAYde•le 1. visiting friends at Rldge-
lows during the Thanksltiving swlaon.
who were here in the rebellion da m,
daym,
illi[ It would take tier time lelweh RiNU'e
pisaoalt•.•, will lie sold rrw"o cwbly. tsb•�
sesminn will be giten at oorae. For further alar
[� reomrA house on Keari street a two Iota
kitchen and a
The chorus nuiubers some fort Y
Henri K. Jordan,
Dr. Emtnersun ham t )11
'N Ayril to Itim
hoome on North street, opposite St.
(')wide S. Pot-, of the Sor
d Lown this
relate thpnt. Fish Creek, where our
ticulArs A + ly to THOMAS FORD, Larirs I . e).
1 p
mid Rood Raeden : town water In
sullel min-w•Ater ([Alain. Pon' r-- -treat.
-treat.
ieghthofr
gmia. of
sin and
Btxntlnrd, will I>r the accompanist.
PI
Geurgew church, whie6+he re(enfly
so -v
Toronto, brie bairn in town for w•veml day. ail.
wank.
v
volunt; era had their Hrst fight with
gg
the relrtle, and he. the
OUHF FOR HALF.- A NINF
H
ppb'ro p. F'K[tGL'BON.
near the LIDntY. (
Theeawta will he 5(V. Kee and :C) cents.
orchased froin Mr's. S. 1'. Halle.
E. V. Campion was In town over Sunday.
Mr. ('out ion 4 now In the head office the
ugh[Bato
Riel
final ilattle waw fntlgltt and Riel eap-
roamed frwlae dwelling. hating a wises)
sirnat {on, on Klmtrm sl reel. Stone hmndallan
H F V F: N•
One night only -Friday, November
8th.
rs. Halls has winvtrl into her new
house in the same block.
v of
ttovcrolgn Hank at Toronto.
Lured, are both within fifteen miles o
And summer kitchen, good stwhie. will tie sold
I'M RENT. --A CORY•
Mrs. John
thin place. AL Lhat time, however, th e
recesienably. For tnrthe particulms apply to
MKS. \\'M. or fa t.'UHAN. 11 Darin ave.,
j Horned house; Mrd and son water in
kitchen : near CollegiaW Inslltute. owned b
Deputation to Ottawa.
The proprietors of The Si nal Are
itdel)tOfl to the kihdnesa o McMrs,
Mich., am icing at the fount, of
iMich., ora visiting at the boron of
w•m• St{r1inR, Uoderirh tovmAhtµ
Willi.
only settlements throe
y throughout tele ilia•
Toronto. _ ' fat
RR
Mrs. Guo.- Apply to M , ONO. COX,
.-I. -A
lhewneck of the. Ontario Govern-
Davis. litiehey and (iwlt fu gifts
Geo•apoumt,ofwingMm,was intown )es.
terdwf 1Xbnminesm In connection with the ormn.
trio were those at Prince Albert and
Battleford (VA),anti"further west), i f
FjccARM FOR HALF. -A CHOLUE
FUR-
meat cnrfser fcurline on the sub•
Af meximr Inert., r portion o.• their
inRof tneuodeAch Bewum scmlegp
we except w few rnismioos and trm•lin g
farm for mile, adapted for mixed fanning
or m. -itis•• "r w,•rem elmrod. le acral good orch•
black
�OUSF. TO RLrNT, EITHER
nl•hod or nnftlrotshad : all modern con•
me ged•irreakwater on Hatutday last
wam an Additional spur in the matter
p
captore on their hunting trip to
Northern Ontario. it in a toothsome
' Bert H. MrCreath was nil (root Toronto neer
Holiday, His many friends were tensed to MP
V
poste, Indian w enciell, ete
g
.M. tai cern•+ g„ad timber. Holl a Reseal
rowy lawm. Oo.,d frame hou.e, frame Mrn and
,•enience'.. Apply to 8T. G.r,O1WE PRICK,
`�"R le„ew ,+treat. flsaf
of sending w deputation to Ottawa to
vlwnd,
ham and al know that he is prospering In the
Provincial )anus)'
First Settlement by Mennonites.
stAble". maxi ilei heli� shod. Lots Sat end A.
co'=4,n 1, Goderl(h township, Appl to
PRODUFtN)T, HAYH a BLAIR or to CI Am"
- -
TEW FURNIHHED HGUSE TO
N
parem" upon the new Minister of Public
�V orks the neceasitq of patting the wp
The Menemetun R Canoe C)Iub haw
again opened, iia looms on West street
Mnl.Olte.eon. Mrw. Jas' Wilson And ehlldren
have gone on a visit to If monition, West Vic -
-
The He settlement of iuo rtanc e
�
here ILbOot thirteen or fourteen
J. WALLIS, Clinton. t;tf
J.
let oo tN rorneraf Rrmore atrrest an'l Cam-
brow road. Apply to B BwIT%kR wstf
pro CA the hat•bor In pproper condi-
Tuesday Mayor Elliott,
for the winter. , Some improvement,
Rinse. Mn,, \vileelen will be Iowa) for t w•o
Mrs. G16son [lamp•
years ago and' was b Germans
Germans.
- -
_
N1•Dl TAGHED
(ion. afternoon
Reeve McLean and W. L. Horton,
have Imrn made in the rooms and the
months and will roneain At
[on for aha winter.
urniuly Mennonites. Theme jaeo I
pp
have excellent farmers,
RA( CiCAI. EDUCATION
lal to meaesw In the Lua{nt+wl world
AOR RENT. - 8tr
is(' F'nrnweie o
w• eettee4 electric
1' Aoame on etc
App�1 to
aa6 n the G/detich Elevator
manager t iso at r
b P. for
fnembers of the (lib Are looking for-
R
w 1 to a leamn
an eat winter
P to season to
\1't e o he le
Zahn A. Ik r. f the. 1 m ilon l'i r
(M e
yf
wa r vas " t. a A r o
Works, 1 w shortly n t i 1 Ula Sae
r uh-
proved rule))[
ant tun o
g d more than ordinarily
d naril in
Y
. The erhan. UrsC,procldem the bee+[
Ilgbt and wl Inadern gern•onlcnres.
J. B.HAW<�iNS, St. Patrloik'. street. - [It-tf
Co..left (i. R. the Capital.
y p
R. Holmes, Clinton, W. Proud-
their cnmforhlblP ynartea'w.
wtx.tern Slates. Hr hA. oat hal gaeA ha•ehh eat
IMe win try the that for
dunsrioue, and nowhere have I Been ser
afTh hese linea fm the
AMR"ICAY Hrma/R ('OLraraR
F
- - _-
of And
tpA(„ K. l'., wPrr LA Ain thein nn the
a
Fred Av'
D t J. (ink An
K d T. Herne Y
and alienate, of ,•ountry
\\' w
r wlelle Mrs Walker will ItatRan n t
1 lAt r Ili'. u'
great A percentage of breaking w
right bete. We are es
need to
t
oo k McGill Ham,. TURnNTO
rouse+ la An mabjecM. Students
�'�i 1E
way, and they Pxpected pit interview
Hon. Mr. PnK"IPM
ietlr. on Mondw from their hint,.
ing rxpeditinn, hrin ing [rackw•ith
g
Curb, whom she w•111 vlsRher northers living
Lhan,.
nait
hok upon the JfPnnooites we w nation1n
poslciont. Enter any time.
_
p;LL BRED COW FOR SALE.-
with the yretetdwy
'!he Mini"ler`m xttrntinn hod alre+uly
them the head4 and hides of two
BI th Standard: Dr. J. M. Slewn .end wife,
of Nome, Alaska, arc hero v{suinR the fonnar.
g
&lity, but they are Cher w reli ionroetwloprnr.
founded byMe non.-TheyR
Me. w A•nnv, Prinrlpnl.'
�/
`'y th will-xahanRe for fresh mfleh now.
fleece called to the neres«il. •far action
Moose and a large quantity of meat.
events Mr. slid Mrs. A, W. Sltrwn. 'rhe 1 W.
lils
sect,
miT.
grated from Germany to Russia an d
-"'-Y^'•'-�
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Also R(id quiet drivenrc or delivery home One
s
sale. J. . WORREI.4
by Mr. Ht lines, who last week re-
following trim
The trio ulAMde thele htunlin rounds
R R
this year r►wa,, off about 300 folies til
toi- acid alfa same Olmngh the \yeM, after
landing at Heattlo•, Aid he win, surprisat at ire
ninny of them \vent from there to th e
LAOR NAL.F. - A BFCOND-HAND
ceive%1 the mrsm&gP the
Department of Public Workm :
the northwest n[ Pott Willilatn.
Inner ase the way
s�rowth of toe a eemiy such
\\'Inu11 bad become such a Lager raty They
States and thence here. l'heq con
"ides themselves Grennan",
THE
1 iloWant rata, bursate. nearly ar Raod aA
Ultftwa, (ktah•r�xith, I!a ..Hum
Reels•rt Holmes, F>q.,
were awn since the 3r(I of the
They Y
month.
will visit witA minliv-A and friend. till sprin
ss navlgAlion 1. now clued In ih- north
cent -
miaow. There arP Also many GPrman s
new, meltable for +tole or pnvate final
chewy' sA 1 hove no hlrtner ams for it. J. H.
I ,a...
TheBarnes,
has been o Is fourteen years mince the !Dolor
heir who nn• not MPnnonitrs but
u
STERLINGBANK
('
g
tie
Lutherans faith.dangerous
Donk hntoors,
( T�
OF CANADA
___
FiftHT ('•i,AH9 HF.iNT7MAN A
A bar in n.c only
condition of the breakwater at. the
tnmrih of (anlrrlch hftrlir, /he tans argent
escape in the big blow Ivhieh wre(kPcl
the two Hou[IwUn
oat of town are Mn. Mdrnm,lh and her
daughter. are
Hyslop. In Toronto; Miss
came the who hav P
severer) cillo gas within twenty mile s
('n. piano far sella at to ain ;
fl AhotY time : ran be myon Am[ All Information
repr•Aentwtion,eho miller will hate my tin-
, Inte Attention. Yeram truly.
mteAtnPrs off 1 afro•
As it was the Barnes lost near) nil
Traunch, in Detroit ; Mrw. W. T. Mornay, In
Hamilton; M I s s Im nicub in Uetrolt ;
from town. eincc the recent [mull es
Rasa Op'Ilca ToAle%ro
glees by ►pp1YhlR to F)ox ID,SIGNAL UFFIC R.
_ --- _ _ ___
w•M. Pt'nsi'vy.
Apparently Contractor [fit
bar canvas and is now 1 ing eat (:ore
Mrs. J, S. HOwrie, in Niry[arm, Falls ; N. cart,
In [),end : lir. Mabee, at Vittoria; Mm, W. A.
rPK7lIdInK their 11ndw. iIWVrVer, la
rl 11 nllrter of Li1P"P IIAVe moved down t
AUTOORMWn CAMAr, - 1IMM.an
FOR BAI.F:.-HEl►tI.O(7K,
from Atock.
nlinghaaal
RIAo has cern the urgency `of the
.Bla •. An endeavor wily toe made to
y I
secure tug bring
H. Cuff n Torino ; Lionel Panmina, Toronto:
lravid tun. Tocronto; Miss Widder. Toronto:
their settlement near Yorkton. The
Thew
fNCORPORAT DAY HPFA'IA1, A('r
Nm and maple lumber for male
wqie be cut to order. For further particulars (natter, la" him foreman lane been in
UaleMoh. tf
a and the schooner
down here for )winter. She will re-
MlmamF.thel and inane Ache in+ Toronto; F'.
1,Hutland, Toronto, Miss 1. X. aMrman
P<'npie are another religious mect, with
enmrridnintir, Rum
applrtiROBEitT ELLR)TT.
quire new mails. -Kincardine Re.
ai
wood,tork,
principles, And are
UFI)UfMINIUNf'AfILtAMICNT
-" -- ---
porter.
Sian". Their lace u e im a t alxtnre of
g
TO RECEIVEDit"ITA
AUCTION SALES.
the RUSSIAn and LI nfan. An In
TA accommodate the Fanners
t
THE CANADIAN BANK OF (' OtiIMIti"iRCE
Port" Elgin Time" : The latest. pm.
pilaf lir it new railway int) Bruce
telligent Rumaian informed me that
properly there Is no •'k" in the)
\vp have opined Branches is the
county almost. take" one's breath
Mawntr. Nov.lth.-Sale of fm,nn stock ami
Imp letterata of Peter Gnem. at lot 15, coenrr ioln
nsnte : it consists of two words
"Douh."
villages of
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. wrAIII.INHED 186%
away. it is nothing lens than tie ex-
6,Ocelerieh township, mmeneneingat I oclock.
Kworything niumt. bedinves it Mr. unnn
meaning spirit, anti '•obor,'
tend the Intercoloniwl Railway
of, as
)las sold t farm. Tomm. Orwnay. ftnrtlon-
to frighten or mublue-- tims "howin
DUN(3ANNON,
througgh Ontario with its te.rntinnn eat
Mr,
the chief nine of theirspiritoal culture
B. F. WALKFH, President.
Paid ill) Capital, $1000000(1
Inverhuton. Hunte one how actually
TncRAnay. Nov, 7th.-Anctlem sale at farm
lot
W aubine the worldly spirit need de
AUBURN,
ALEX. T.AIB[1, Aenprlal Meana era
R
rt(i/� !tra
RAs[ 7) 006
written to Ilon. Gen. P. Gresham,
Minister 1(oailwaym. muggewling the
stork, at 7 conce,olon s, W. D. Amhfteld,
commencing tui !O'cock. HnaxxrA. NI Kra-
sires. This also explains why the
are. mometiaiem spoken of as "spirit
VARNA and
A. If. IRELAND, Superintendent
Totrlll Assets 11:3 000 000
Idea. There is nothing like letting
xre, proprietor. Tnoxe,ur%unr,anrUonirr.
wrvmtler:(," rhry live together i
of Branches•
' +
the outside woe Id know that there in
BORN.
villages and hold their plismP"Igons Ir
BAYFIELD,
--_ -- -
room for more ,and lietter trmnAporta-
F:RWIN In Fast W,ow•ame-n. an mer uah
comtpon rear the feenert of all. 1
Branches throughout Canada, wild In the United Wat•m and hngland•
time fne-ilitien in this great county.
Inst, the wife of Thomas FIrwin, w laugh-
11111nt not, be sitpinMed that all of then
We solicit aha h'atrono►ge of the
--_- ---
.�. K-11, a former proprietor of ThA
for.
favor the fanatically inwnne "mareh
FARMRH.
_ _
A OENERAL BANKING OV81NF88 THANSA(TFD.
Niglrtl, wait in town for twit ear three
I,EISHMAN -In Mc,t \1 aw'anMn on ("eh,r
dot, to Mr. and sin Alex. IAelshman. a
tried' about which an much hall rim
writtenr.. The great ninjority Art, ion
(Ings dnrinBQ•� the week. Ile in visiting
&ALR NOTNee Dm('OUNTRD.
rnMMRR('IAL AND FARNMA PAPRR t)I K'otT'fTISt),
the shay innumtries of the Prnvinrp In
MARRIED.
telligent and induntrimts people
RAVINGS RANK AC/'OUNT
-_---
the intprealh of the Dominion Depart
ment of Mines, collecting Information
ICVANS RUSE. Al tar I'r sbyterLue ciansr,
DanRannon an I/rtottei Inch, Ahrwham
The have cast aside their objection
LO the use of animals and now fav
opened by deposit of =1.111
s
S A V I N G S BANK D E l A It T At F, N T
regmrding the uoanoftorttire of brick
Kvans, of Ki icarcitne township. to Miss
the Best of hormem to bring their Qprn
Intim, rat ata'/, compound•
l
Deposits Of �1 And I1pWArds receive( interest allowed
land tile, pottery Kn(R1m, etc. The lien-
))I Irk
tolenw Hose, ds.nghter of Mr and Mrs,
Alexander !tome, townechiplef Wnwolnnah,
darts to town. GPneran A Akfn
y )'!' R
they are good) type" of dP
ed quarterly.
at Current riltP1l and paid quarterly. Tho depo$Itor is subje,Ct
miller ymrdY wA%about the only
indicate -//pp to claim him offlciwl attention
DIED.
Mc\t'HIVNF:Y stn DgleRnonnn on Friday,
phymical
volopment, snd l e women in spite o
•---'-
to no dolity whatever in the Withdrawal of rho whGle. or Any
hpr(e, rt. im thirty years or on min/:/+
Mr. Bell the
I)rtleher•rMh, swrale Morrow, laelaved wifw
of the lata Andrew McWhinney.
the aamf.eritiem err their liye+, have ve
roonrd and pleasant foram.
i )IIF.iRICH BRANCH
occupied editorial chair of
aged .,o
1
of the deposit.
rhe Signal, bol ha round w mlany
Mean and months.
Picturesque but Primitive.
A. O, GAMBLE. Manager.
portion
I�
WILLIAMS,
'hin still ablaut the W*. to Intrt•elrt
�
b1m.
TTlmlt.- I. Mary An Hnrtup op Frtdsy, 1n i
ones Is. Mary Ann Hwrtn rv: lrt et rhe isle
Anot fpr nationality in ennddrnbl
R. S. .Manager Uodwich Branch.
William WI%s, waled Ill Y"mands maintain.
force here is the Galician. Galk
still green. Flat] the last two wanks
h of Se Apinher been waren and dry an
excellent crop would have been har-
vested in most districts. however,
there will be as much money in the
West an in almost Any other @Fwmon.
r Ther+ in Alm) considerable of last
year's wheat still to sell. One mean
told me he had I,e(s) bushels of it.
g He can now sell it. for OU or 96 cents.
Threshing has Advanced rapidly thin
month and will son be. completed.
Y Fvery night the sky im lit op with the
- glare of.dicitant fire@ from the iurning
n straw which in fired as Roon an work is
flnished. The Plevwtors are rushed
t with business. We have in Rrmlithern
I!
right elevntorn mind two floor mills.
whish also have eonederable storage
n cap%ity.
_ \N w have seven churchrn. Two, th
[English land t'rewh terian, have only
English merviceim. The Methodist Is
e German in the morning rand English
at night.. The others are all foreign.
A splendid town hall with tower
sixt.v feet high im nparly completed,
f and brick. We have exceptional)
ty good hrirk clay hArr. One coneern i
already manofarturingg and a pawn
with a capacity of f[U,FO) per day i.
exported to start next year.
e Yours tnrly,
is WALTSR C. GOOD16
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