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DIRECTORY AND GAZETEER.

In the following section of the work, the cities, villages and post offices are arranged in alphabetical order, and @ description is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of all persons doing business therein. In all the larger places namos have been procured by personal

canvass, but in the smaller they have been furnished by postmaster.

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AASKANA,

A country post office in See. 32, Tp. 46, Rg. 26, west of 2nd Meri- dian, district of Saskatchewan. Mail weekly; nearest telegraph office and railway station, Prince Albert, distant 12 miles. There are Episcopal and Methodist churches and publi¢ schools,

ADAMS CHAS., Postmaster.

ABERNETHY,

A post office in Sec. 22, Tp. 20, Reg. 11, west of 2nd Meridian’ Assiniboia, Nearest express, rail- away station and telegraph, In- dian Head, distant 20 miles.

MORRISON JAS., Postmaster.

AGRICOLA, A post office on See. 84, Tp. 53, Rg. 22, west of 4th Meridian, in

‘the district of Alberta, Nearest railway station Edmonton, dis. 22 miles.

PHARS THOS. GEO., Postmaster.

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AIKINS,

A siding on the main line of the C. P. R,, 504 miles west of Winni- peg, and six miles east of Swift Current.

AIRDRIE,

A station on the Calgary and Ea- monton Ry., distant 20 miles from Calgary.

ALAMEDA,

A station on the Souris section of the C. P. R., in the district of As- siniboia, See. 1, Tp. 4, Re. 8., west of the 2nd Meridian, 88 miles east ‘of Estevan.

Caldwell 8., hotel CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. E.'E. Beech, Agent. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Terry Rev. G.. Hanley Wm., butcher Heaslip & Sparkling, hardware Hopper—, feed stable Hopper Bros., gen store Knowling Geo. H., M. L. A. Lillie John, blacksmith Noble & Flummerfelt, lumber PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. T. R. Scott. WALSH BROS., gen store WALSH, JAS., Postmaster.

ALDINA,

A post office in Tp. 46, Rg. 7, ‘W. of 3rd Mer., in the district of Saskatchewan. Nearest railway station, Duck Lake, dis. 43 miles.

PACQUETTE, REV. J. P., Postmaster ALVENA,

A post office in Gee. 32, Tp. 40, B.2, W. 2, Re. 40, W.3, in the district of Saskatchewan. Mails

fortnightly. Telegraph office, Clark’s Crossing, distant 18 miles. Rallway station Duck Lake, dis- tant 28 miles, Has Presbyterian chureh.

MeINTOSH, JOHN, Postmaster.

ANGUS RIDGE,

A post office on Sec. 4, Tp. 45, Rg. 28, West of 4th Mer., in the district of Alberta. Nearest rail- Way station Wetaskiwen, 11 miles

ANGUS ROBT., postmaster ANTELOPE,

‘A siding on the main line of the ©. P. B., 588 miles west of Winni- peg.

ANTHRACITE,

‘A mining towm on the main line of the C. P. R., on Sec. 5, Tp. 26, Rg. 11, west of 5th Meridian, in ‘the district of Alberta, 917 miles iwest of Winnipeg, and 566 miles east of Vancouver, three miles east of Banff. Mail daily. The mines were first opened (in Nov. 1886.

©. A. ©. Co. hotel, vacant

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. W. Glanford, Agent.

Commercial hotel, David Keefe prop

Cosmopolitan hotel, Jarret Keef,prop

Donohue Hd.. blacksmith

Fenton Alt. clerk

Ferguson John, of Smith & Ferguson

Hull Bros. & Co., butehers

Jackson R., fruits

Keefe David, Commercial hotel

Lake Jos., of Carlin, Lake & Co. °

Little BE. H., mgr. the H. W. Me- Neill Co. (Ltd.)

Little G. ©. & Co., gen store

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MeNeill (The) H. W. Co. (Ltd.), miners of Anthracite & Canmore coals, E. H. Little, manager

National Park Drug Co., T. Jullias Wolff, manager

Phillips R. A., accountant the H. W. MeNeill Co., Ltd.

Rees Mrs., hotel

Smith Ed. ,of Smith & Ferguson

Smith & Ferguson, hardware

Squib George, baker

ANTLER,

‘A post office on Sec. 3, Tp. 2, Re.

80, nvest of Ist Meridian, in the

district of Assintbola,on the Souris

section of the C. P. R,, distant

from Winnipeg 221 miles. ANDERSON, GEO., Postmaster. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rey. Jas Gilchrist.

Rev. Geo. Lockhart.

ARCOLA,

‘A country post office on Sec. 14, ‘Tp. 8, Rg. 4, west of 2nd Meridian, tn the district of Assiniboia. Mall weekly. Nearest railway station, Almeda, distant 30 miles.

McLELLAN, PETER, Postmaster.

ARMSTRONGS LAKE,

A post office in See.12, Tp. 25, Rg. 8, swest of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Assiniboia. Mail weekly from Rokeby, distant two miles. Express and telegraph, Saltcoats or Yorkton, each distant 9 miles,

SHARP, JAS., Postmaster,

ARROCHER,

A post office in Sec. 22, Tp. 14, Rg.32, west of the Ist Meridian, in the district of Eastern Assini-

bola. Telegraph office Moosomin, distant eight miles. Nearest rail- way station Red Jacket, distant 8-4 mile. Malls received three ‘times @ week.

McDONALD, RONALD. Postmaster. AYLESBURY,

A flag station on the Prinee Al- ‘bert section of the C. P. R., dis- from Regina 64 miles,

BALCARRES,

‘A post office in Sec. 18, Tp. 21, Rg. 11, west of 2nd Meridian. Mail weekly, Nearest railway station Indian Head, distant 25 miles. Telegraph Fort QuAppelle, dis. 12 miles, There is a Methodist ehureh and public schools.

JOHNSTON, C. E., Postmaster.

BALJENNIE, A post office on Sec. 28, Tp. 41, Rg. 14, W. of 8rd Mer., in the district of Saskatchewan, near- est railway station Saskatoon, dis. 69 miles.

WARDEN STEPHEN, postmaster

BALGONIE,

A town on the main line of the C. P. R., 841 miles west of Winnl- peg, in Sec. 8, Tp. 18, Rg. 17, west of 2nd Meridian, in Assiniboia. Mails daily. Has telegraph and express offices.

Barton A. G., gen store

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. T. H. Lewis, Agent.

Edmonds H.

Hawkes J. B., gen store and postmaster.

Hyde Wm., blacksmith

‘Webb Arthur, mgr., C. A. Co.,

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BANFF NATIONAL PARK

On the main line of the ©. P. R., 919 miles west of Winnipeg. Has post office, savings bank, express and telegraph offices. Mail daily. ‘Presbyterian, Methodist and Epi opal chureh. The Canadian Na- ‘tional Park, comprising a large extent of territory with many at- tractions is situated here. The Canadian Pacific Railway Co. have erected @ handsome and com- modious ‘hotel here, at an ex- pense of over two hundred thou- sand dollars, so that visitors to the National park ean have ac- commodation equal to any in the Dominion, The Sanitarium, an other good-sized hotel, furnishes ample accommodation for the In- valid and sick; special care has been exercised in the bath depart- ment, so all forms of baths can be taken. Here also is a neat and commodions private hospital erected and presided over by Dr. Brett. Dhere are aiso a couple of attractive lakes, only a mile or so distant, reached by a small ereck, and are frequently visited by boat- ing parties. Lake Minnewauka, or Devil's Lake, 9 miles from the ‘town, is furnished with steam launches, and affords most delight- ful boating and fishing.

Astley Charles, Lake Minnewauka BANFF SANITARIUM, W. G. Searth, manager BANFF SPRINGS HOTELC PR. W. L. Matthews, manager BRETT Dr. R. G., M. L. A.

Brett James Brown Robert, prop. steam launch “Lake Minnewauka”

Bruster John

Burke W. R., bathman Banff Springs hotel

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. T..F, English, Agent.

ORR. Transferr Co., Joseph Barker mgr.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Barnes Rev. W. H.

Connors T., of Connors & Webster

Connors & Webster, wholesale liquors

Disbrow W. H., Devil's Lake

Dom. Lands office, Geo. A. Stewart, agent

Dubuc Chas., Sanitarium livery

English Fred., agent C.P.R.

Fear) \Geo., painter

Ferguson John J., of E. L. Smith & Co.

FULMER, 1. ., gen. store& P.M.

Fulmer W. P., teamster

Granger John, teamster

Hamilton C. B., prop. Hot Springs hotel t

Hannan G.HL., frults & fancy goods

Harper Frank, inspector N.W.MP.

Jack Willlam, shoemaker

Jaitary rev. J. 4., Presbyterian

Laurendeau A., baker and dealer in flour and feed

McCauley K., contractor

Matthews W. L., mgr. Banff Springs hotel

METHODIST CHURCH. Rey. J. G. Switzer, Pastor.

Mieklejohn John, clerk

N.WLP., Frank Harper, inspector

National Park Drug Co.

O'Donoghue RB. B. C.

Parker Mrs., dressmaker

POST OFFICE, L. C. Fulmer, master

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. C. W. Gordon. Rev. J. A. Jaffary.

Ryan J.J., prop.stm launch “Amy”

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Scarth W. G., manager

Smith E. L., & Co, hardware

Smith E. L,, of E. L. Smith & Co.

Steam Launch “Amy,” J. J. Ryan, Prop.

Stewart George A., gen. supt., Na- tional Park

Tait J. W., blacksmith

Walker J., caretaker cave and basin

Webster D., butcher

Wilde Fred. Moulton Park hotel

Williams D., painter

Wilson & Fraser, curios

Woodworth Ben., Sanitarium livery

Wright A.D., prop Grand View Ville

Yates D., eng'r Banff Springs hotel

BANTRY,

A flag station on the ©. P. R., on See. 28, Tp. 18, Rg.14, west of ‘the 4th Meridian, 728 miles west of Winnipeg.

BASSANO

A flag station on the main line of the C.P.R., 757 miles west of Winnipeg, in the district of Al- berta,

BATOCHE,

A post office in St. Antoine de Pa- doue settlement, on the east side of the south branch of the Sas- katchewan River, in See. 17, Tp. 48, Rg. 1, west of 3rd Meridian, in the district of Saskatchewan ; nearest railway station Duck Lake, distant 6 miles; has tele- phone office. ‘Has Catholic ehureh and school. Mail weekly.

Batoche Xavier, trader

Boucher C. E., M. L. A.

FISHER, GEO., gen. store & P. M.

Marion Louis, instructor

Moulin Rev. J., P. P.

Venne William & Alexander

Venne David, general store

Venne Soloman

WALLIS & ROORD

== P.O. Box 788, ‘Telephone 285,

Manufacturers’ & Commission Agents

15 MeDarmott ave, “Satuday gut” Bing, WINNIPEG, - MANITOBA.

BATTLE CREEK,

A telegraph office in the district of Assiniboia, 65 miles distant trom Walsh station.

BATTLEFORD,

‘A town on the North Saskatche- (wan river, at its junetion with Battle river. Mails weekly; has telegraph office; nearest railway station Saskatoon, distant 90 miles. Prince Albert, 150 miles. Has Episcopal, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic churches,

Applegarth G.®., Indian instructor Applegarth HL, rancher Aplpegarth W., rancher Arcand D., hotelkeeper Areand E., farner ‘ Baker W. J., contractor Bellendine James, treightor Bellendine Samuel, freighter Belleview & Robson, hotelkeepers Bigonesse rev. R. C. Bourke F. A. D., rancher Bremner Chas., gen store Brokoyski F., Dom. Land agent Cann E. J., stationery, E. J. Mercer, manager Carney John, str keeper Indian dept CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Clark Rev. T. ‘Mathewson Rey. E. K.

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Inkster Rev. R.. McDonald Rev. D. D. larke rev. Thos. principal Indiau industrial sehool Clouston George H., undertaker Cochin rrev. R. C. missionary « Craig John, freighter and farmer Cummings W., builder Dill J. Mrs., restaurant and hotel: Hlliott 8. C., barrister Forget A. P., advocate Fraser J. A., N. P. Guthrie John, boots and shoes Herald Pub. Co. Howe Inspector, N.W.M.P. Hudson's Bay Co.’s store, J. B. Par- ker, manager Latimer, W., builder Latour Wm., blacksmith Laurie P. G., & Co., publishers Laurie R. C., C. E. surveyor Lawson B. A., mgr. A. MeDonald MacNeil A. J., Indian agent's \elerk ‘McClinskill J., M. L. A. McDONALD ALEX, banker and gen store, B. A. Lawson, manuger McDonald R. C., dentist McKenzie A. R., blacksmith Matheson rey. E., Church of England Mereer J. B., druggist and liquors Millie H. H., jeweller Morin 8., carpenter Oliver John G., contractor Otton F., hotelkeeper Parker Harry, lvery Parker J. B., manager H. B. Co. Peterson Wm., livery PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. C. W. Bryden. Prince Ben., of Prince Bros. Prince Bros., millers Prince Hector, of Prince Bros. Richard P., rancher RICHARDSON, HUGH, Robson J. M., saloon Roman Catholic Mission, Father Bi- wonesse

,ir., Postmaster

Saskatchewan Herald, P. G. Laurie & Co., props

Scott W. J., registrar

Williams P.J., Indian agent

Wyld Robert, contractor

BEARS HILL,

‘A post office on Sec. 27, Tp. 45, Rg. 24, west of 4th Meridian, in ‘the district of Alberta. Nearest railway station Wetaskewin, dis. 5 miles.

RAMSAY, ROBT., Postmaster.

BEAVER LAKE,

A post office on See. 28, Tp. 52, Re. 17, west of 4th Meridian, in the district of Alberta, Nearest railway station Edmonton, dis- tant 70 miles,

FANE, FRANK, W. W., Postmaster: BEDDINGTON,

‘A station on the Calgary & Ed- monton Ry,, distant from Calgary 10 miles,

BELL PLAINE,

A station on the main line of the C. P. R., 881 miles west of Winnl- ‘peg, in the district of Assinniboia,

BENBECULA,

A post office on See. 28, Tp. 14, Rg. 1, west of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia. Nearest railway, telegraph and express offices, Wapella, distant 7 miles; has Presbyterian chureh and R. ©. mission. Mail weekly.

SHAW, SAMUEL, Postmaster.

BETHUNE, ‘A station on the Prince Albert see-

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BIENFAIT,

‘A station on the Souris branch of the ©. P. R., in the district of As- siniboia, ‘on See, 19, Tp. 6, distant from Estevan 8 miles; several good weam's of coal are worked in the vicinity.

Gordon & Russell, coal miners

Gow @. F., coal miner

GROGAN, ROBT., gen. store & P.M.

MeLean A., blacksmith

MeLean Murdoch

Thompson & Hazard, coal miners

BLACK FALLS,

A station on the Calgary & Ed- monton Ry., distant from Oalgary 106 miles.

BLACKWOOD,

A post office on Section 3, Tp. 19, Rg. 11, west of the 2nd Mer., in the municipality of Indian Head, dn the district of Assiniboia, Near- est railway station Sintaluta, dis- ‘tant 7 miles, Telegraph and ex- press office, Indian Head, distant 11 miles, Mails weekly.

BLACKWOOD, J.A.C., gen. str. & P.M. Bradt Mark, blacksmith Smyth F. ¥., butcher

BLADWORTH,

A flag station on the Prince Albert section of the ©. P. R., dis, from Regina 100 miles.

BLOOD INDIAN RESERVE

Between the Belly and St. Marys Rivers, district of Alberta.

Blood Indian Agency, Jas. Wilson agt Girard F. X., M.D. ,

Legal rev. E.M., 0. M. I.

Sanders C. W. A. agency clerk Swainson rey. F., Church of England

BOHARM,

A station on the main line of the

C. P. R., in the district of Assini-

boia, 406 miles west of Winnipeg.

‘Telegraph Moose Jaw,dis. 11 miles, METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev. W. W. Abbott, B.A., Pastor. SMITH, BENJ., Postmaster. BONNINGTON,

‘A station in the Prince Albert sec-

tion of the C. P. R., distant from

Regina 111 miles; telegraph office.

BOSCURVIS,

A post office in Sec. 14, Tp. L.Rg. 2, west of 2nd Meridian, Hastern Assinibola. Nearest railway and express office Oxbow, distant 14 miles. Has public school, Metho- dist, Presbyterian and Episcopal mission,

GALLOWAY, W. Postmaster.

BOUCHER, ‘A post office In Sec. 12, Tp. 45, Re. 27, owest of 2nd Meridian, dis. of Saskatchewan,

BOUCHER JEAN B., postmaster

BOWDEN,

A station on the Calgary & Ed- monton railway, distant from Calgary 67 miles.

MOORE, CHAS., Postmaster. BOWELL,

‘A section ‘house on the main line of the €. P, R., in the district of Assiniboia, 675 miles west of Win- nipeg.

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A post office on Sec. 20, Tp. 46, Rg. 28, west of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Saskatchewan. Nearest railway station Prince Albert, distant 35 miles. TAYLOR GEO. BREAYSLOR,

‘A country post office on Sec. 20, ‘Tp. 46, Rg. 19, west of Srd Mer., im the district of Saskatchewan. Mail weekly from Swift Current, distant 268 miles.

TAYLOR, WM., Postmaster.

BREDENBURY,

A station on the M. & N. railway, 197 miles from Portage la Prairie.

WILSON, WM., Postmaster.

BRICE,

ir., Postmaster.

A post office on Sec. 6, Tp. 21, Rg. 28, W. of 4th Mer., in the district of Alta. Nearest rall- station, Dewdney, dis. 6 miles.

BRICE HENRY, postmaster

BROADVIEW,

‘he second divisional town on the ©. P. R., 263 miles west of Winni- peg. Has round house and ma- chine shops. Has Chureh of Eng- land, Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic churches and public schools.

Allingham D., M. D.

Brennan Jos. boarding house

Brennan Robt., livery and hotel

Broadview Sentinel .

Canada Northwest Land Co. A. G Thorburn, agent

T. S, Rutherford, Agent. Hawards Albert, blacksmith + CLEMENTSON, J., gen. str., P. M. Cody F., butcher Graham David, butcher Henehey Mrs., C.P-R. dining hall Hinton HL, asst agent C.P.R. Hodson Wm., livery & feed stable Hyland Dan, carpenter shop Joslyn Mrs., bakery METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev. W. Jones, Pastor. O'Neil John, grocer Powell Mrs., trained nurse PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. John Ferry. Robinson P. 8., hotel Thorburn A. G, & Sons, gen

and lumber Truster Alfred, merchant tailor

BROOKSIDE,

A post office on Sec. 32, Tp. 18, Rg. 1, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assa. Nearest railway sta- tion, Parkin, distant 5 miles.

store

BURKE JOHN Postmaster. BURROWS,

A station on the main line of the C.P, R., in the district of AssinI- boia, 248 miles west of Winnipeg.

CALGARY,

The principal city on the main Kine of the C. P. R. and the C. & Edmonton & ©. MacLeod railway, in the district of Alberta, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, 839 miles west of Winnipeg, situated ‘in the centre of the cattle district ; has Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian and Bap- ‘tist churches, Protestant and R.

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AND CALGARY. BAR ©. publie schools and convent, eee public hospital; his Dom, Lands Lt ‘office, custom house and Court Pa ale TRus

house, express, telegraph and post office. Muils daily. ‘here are two large saw mills, capacity 62m. per day, sash and door fac- tory and planing mill, sand stone quarry and brick kiln; cold stor- tannery and soap factory ; there age warehouses, roller flour mill, are also two daily and two weekly papers published. It has some very fine stone buildings and a well equipped fire department. ‘The streets and business houses are lighted by electrie light. It 4is the only place between Winni- peg and the coast that has a nwater work system and sewers.

Mayor—Wesley F. Qrr.

Fred, Alberta

Adams bartender, hotel. Alberta and B. C. Exploration,

Geo. Alexander, president.

ALBERTA HOTEL, H. A. Perley, prop., Stephen av

Alberta Tannery (The), J. Spencer Briseo, prop.

Alberta Roller Flour Mills, Donald McLean, prop.

Alberta Transfer Co. office, Stephen ave.

Alberta Turf Club Assn., George Mur- dock, secretary.

Alexander George, president Cal- gary Gas & Water Works Co., office Alexander block.

Allan A. & Co., dry goods, Stephem ave. : Allen, W. A. veterinary surgeon. Allen George A. & Co,, tobacconist,

Stephen ave.

Anderson Vic., implements

buggies, Atlantie ave.

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SECURITY CO. ‘oF winnipee.

‘curry Gr0ox, $1,000,000, swans, 8064

CQOMBINES capital for operating in Real Estate,

Conducts a General Keal Estate and Agency

buying, selling and exchanging Real lecting Rents, etc., erects

lafiment Plan, Executes

busines Estate, Sells property on the tng y

‘rusts, Lends money, it's Warranty Mortgages protect te fasniy ‘oF heirs ofthe borrower whom jeath overtakes before completion of the pay- ments, Issues Guaranteed Mortgage Bonds, Deposits received; Interest allowed. "A timited mount of stock for saleat par. Appiyto Wat. R. Gxonby, Ground Floor, Masstona MoRTGAcE Buog,, next Molson’s Bank.

AMERICAN SURETY Oo., MeMillan & Bowden, agents,

Andrews David C., cattle manager ©. A.C. & Co. Archer Frank, clerk, Royal hotel. Anthracite & Canmore Coal, John Stewart, agt. Asselstine W. Howard, watehmaker. Atkinson Henry, clerk H. B. Co. Bain Dan., of Bain & Co. Bain & Co., feed stables, Atlantic av. Bain Watson, of Bain & Co. BAKER, LOVELL S., Auctioneer & Insurance, Stephen av Ball Joseph, seeretary Young Mens Christian assn., Stephen ave. BANK OF MONTREAL, W. B. Graveley, manager Bannerman Jas., wholesale lquors, Stephen ave. BAPTIST CHURCH, REY. PASTOR. Barber S., manager Imperial res. Angus ave. Bartram W. A., messenger Dom. Exp. Barwis Thos. S., barrister and not- ary, Stephen ave. . Barwis & Whitmee (W. B. Barwis, W. W. Whitmee), Insurance.

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Begley R. W., shoemaker, ave.

Bell E. L., rancher, res. Atlantic av.

Bell R. A. G., livery feed and sale stables, Atlantic ave.

Bell Telephone Co., A. McQueen, man.

Benning V. John, Tribune

Bernard M. C., clerk

BERNARD W. L., Barrister, Stephen av Beveridge H. D. Binkley Mark F., dentist, Stephen av. BINNS, J. J., manager, J. H. Cavanah

Stephen

Blair R. D., bookkeeper Hull Bros. & €o., Boorne W. Hanson, photographer,

res. Northcote ave.

Bodega Saloon and Restaurant, John 8. Ingram, prop., Stephen, ave. Bourchler & Gouin (W. J. 0. Bour-

chier, G. A. Gouin), C. P. R. land agents, Stephen ave. Bott Owen, druggist, Stephen ave. Bourne & May, Art Depository, Ste- phen ave. BOW RIVER LUMBER MILLS, Calgary and Kanaskis, Major Jas. Walker, prop., office Atlantic ave west

Bowes T. T., porter H. B. Co. *

Bradford George, clerk, Royal hotel.

Bowden H. H., of McMillan & Bowden Stephen ave.

BRADEN T. B. prop and editor Tribune

Stephen avenue

Bradshaw Thos., restaurant.

Brown E. N., caretaker court house

Brown Fre., bookkeeper E.C. Miles

Bruce R. M., clerk H. B. Co.

Burelett Rabt. Notions, Stephen ave.

Burdick, A. C., clerk H. B .Co.

Burley E. W., Insurance Agent

Burney W., night watchman, Albert a Bullock, Robt., fireman,

CALEDONIA INSURANCE CO., MeMillian & Bowden, agents, Stephen avenue

Calgary Brewing and Malting Co. Calgary Cartage Co., Douglas & Par-

low, props., Stephen ave. Calgary Gas and Water Works

Geo. Alexander, president. CALGARY GENERAL HOSPITAL, L.

S. Baker, sec.-treas.

CALGARY HARDWARE CO., A.Grant, mgr, 8tephen avenue Calgary Hydraulic Co. (Lt'd), Geo. Alexander, President. Calgary Herald Pub. Co, (Ltd), GC. King, managing director. Calgary Lending Library, Miss Wain- wright, Stephen ave.

Co.,

CALGARY SASH AND DOOR Factory, W. H. Cushing, prop CALGARY TRIBUNE, T. B. Braden, proprietor, Stephen avenue

Calgary Water Power Co. (Ltd.), P. A. Prince, manager.

Calgary Woolen Mntg. Co., Stephen ave.

Call D. F., Criterion restaurant.

Cameron A. L., grocer, Stephen aye.

Canada Northwest Land Co,, Stephen aye. ?

CANADIAN AGRICULTURE, Coal & Colonization Co., Ltd. Alexander corner CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. J. 8. Feehan, Agent. Canadian Pacific Railway Townsite ‘Trustees, Chas McMillan, Agent. Carroll E. & Co. (E. Carroll & Geo. Tempest), wholesale liquors

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Carroll John, tallor Wm. Carroll.

Carroll W., merchant tailor, Stephen eve.

Carroll Wm., laborer, Van Horne ave

Carseaden, Peck & Co., wholesale Clothing.

Carson & Shore (A. Carson, Thos: Shore), harness makers, Stephen ave. 2

CAVANAH, J. H., Dry goods, Stephen av, John J. Binns, manager

Cave Ed. C, B., rancher ¥ Cave Edmund, of Cave & Co.

CAVE and Co., (8 Cave, J E Hooper, ) Barristers, Stephen ave

Cayley H. 8, M. L. A., barnister, Stephen ave. Chapman Robert,

Van Horne ave Chapman ‘Thomas, tinner, Calgary Harwdare Co. Stephen ave. Chapman W. D., hardware, Stephen

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pumpmaker, res.

CHILD & WILSON, @ -T. Child. E. & Jathes L. Wilsony Architects, surveyors, civil and Hydraulic engineers, Stephen avenue

Christie Thos. N. CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Cooper Rey. A. W. F., D. D. OITIZENS ACCIDENT ©O.,

A. J. Ellis, agent, Stephen av

OITY HALL AND POLICE Station, Drinkwater st, Thos. English, Chief

CLARKE, E. ©., prop Royal Hotel, Stephen av

Olark Lawrence, office.

Clark Maltby, hotel.

Clarke J. W., Singer sewing machines Stephen ave.

CLARKE, 8. J., prop Queen's Hotel, Stephen av cor second st

clerk land titles

night clerk, Queen’s

Clarke Wm., painter, Stephen ave. Claxton F. J., fruit and confectionery Atlantic ave. Clouston T. A., painter, Stephen av. Codd Alf. A., clerk Molson’s bank. Colletcor of Customs, outport of Cal- gary, Amos Rowe, collector. Collins Daniel, harness maker. Comer C., clerk Cal. Hardware Co.

COMMERCIAL UNION ASS. 00, MeMillan & Bowden, agents, Stephen ave

Convent of the Sacred Heart, Ma- dame Greene, superioress, Cooper Rev. A. W. F., rector Church of the Redeemer.

Copas Owen, teas and coffees, Ste- phen ave.

Corby W. T., boots and shoes, phen ave.

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COSTIGAN, McCAUL & BANGS (J. R. Costigan, Q. 0., ©. OC. McCaul, Q. C., J.A. Bangs) Barristers, Imperial Bank blk

Costello John W., asst. inspector weights and measures, Stephen ave.

Couchon Nalon, clerk C. P. R. Cowan I. 8., city treasurer. Crawford James, engineer fire hall. Craig James Stewart, Alberta Crick EB. H., clerk, res. MeIntyre ave. Cross & Co., brewers.

Crown Timber office, Stephen ave.

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CUSHING, WM. H. Sash and door factory, Van Horne, res Reinach ave

Custom House, Amos Rowe, collector R.N. Kirkpatrick, ehlef clerk. Dalgleish A. R., livery, Stephen ave. Dean John, accountant Canadian A.

©. & C. Co, (Ltd) Dean J. W., rev.,m ethodist. Denovan Ella, M. D., Alexander block Dept. of the Interior, W. Pierce, supt. of mines. Desrochers Father, 0. M. I.

Devitt Alf, route agent Dom, Ex- press.

Diamond J., pawnbroker, Atlantic ave.

Diamond W., shirt maker, Stephen ay Dibden J., barber, Stephen ave.

Dick Frank, license inspector.

Doll Lou H., Jeweller, Stephen ave.

DOMINION BUILDING & LOAN } Ass., A. J. ELLIS, agt, Stephen avenue

Dominion Express, A. W. Lee, Agent |

Dominion Lands Office, Amos Rowe, | agent. f

Dominion Meteorological Observa- | tory, M. Harris, observer, Stephen | av.

Dominion Publie Works office, H. D. Johnson, supt, MeIntyre ave.

Donohue J., Windsor hotel.

Doughty Ed., bookkeeper Topp & Co.

Downing Robt., carpenter shop, Sts phen ave.

Douglas H. S., clerk Imperial bank

Douglas Howard, Calgary Cartage Co.

Dowling Major Collector Inland re- venue.

Dunlop J. C., messenger Dom Express

Dupen, vlothes cleaner, Atlantic ay

Earl L., tinner, Cal Hardware Co.

Eau Claire & Bow River Lumber & Electric Light Co. P. A. Prince, manager.

Ede T., barrister, Stephen ave.

ELLIS A. J.,

Insurance and real estate Stephen ave

English Thos., chiet police.

Erskine D. M., cutter, Stephen ave.

Eshleman J. B., general. music deal- er, Stephen ave.

Evans J. R., clothing, Stephen ave.

Feehan J. 8., freight agent, C. P. R.

Farrow C.J., clerk H.B. Co.

Fisher H. G., clerk, Bank of Montreal

Fire Hall, James Wilson, chief, Me- Intyre ave.

Fisher John, harness maker, ings & Riley.

Fitzgerald & Lueas (J. G. Fitzgenald & Alex Lucas), commission agents, Stephen ave.

Fletcher R. W., confeteioner.

Folger M. F., prop. Bodega restaur- ant.

Foot A. W., messenger, Dom. Express Co.

Francis E. K., bdg house, McTavish near Stephen ave.

Fraser Jas., policeman, Van Horne av

Fraser Geo. L., florist.

Frost W., clerk €.P-R.

Freeze B. J., painter, Centre st

Freeze I S., general merchant, Ste- phen ave.

Feeze W. D., painter. at B. J. Freeze. vamk, res. Angus ave.

Fulton J. R., clerk, Imperial Bank.

Fry Thomas, jeweller, Stephen ave

Gibson Printing Co., Stephen ave.

Geddes J. D., city clerk.

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Gibb J. S., ledger keeper Imperial

Glanville & Robertson J. F. Glan- ville and Wm. Robertson), cloth- ing, Stephen ave.

Godenrath P. F., stenographer Me- Cantey & Harvey.

Gouin Geo. A., of Bourehier & Gouin, Stephen ave.

Golden Mining & Smelting Co., H. B. Alexander, pres.

Gourley Alexander, harnessmaker.

Grafton & Hyde, pump makers.

Grand Central hotel, Mrs. Salterio, prop., Atlantic ave.

Grant A., mgr. Calgary Hardware Co Stephen ave., res, cor. MeTavish and Angus.

Gramt James, driver H. B. Co.

Grant W. H., manager Alberta hotel

Graveley W. B., manager Bank of Montreal.

Green Madam, superioress Convent of the Faithful Companions of Jesus, St. Mary on Elbow River.

Hall, T. H. W., confectioner, Stephen ave. :

Halliday W. J., baker, Stephen ave.

Hamilton Dan., blacksmith.

Hamilton John of Bain & Co.

Haney W. C., railway mail clerk

Harkley Joseph, buteher Topp & Co.

Harris Michael, Brand Recorder.

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Harrison M. A., harnessmaker Hutch- ings and Riley

Harding F., furniture, Stephen ave.

HARTFORD INSURANCE 60., A. J. Eulis, agent, Stephen av

Harvey-Bernard P. ©., insuranee agent, Stephen ave.

Hawley C. H., compositor, Tribune.

Hay F. Currie, law clerk.

Heberer Peter W., Stephen ave.

Heald W. H., prop., Criterion res- taurant.

Herald Publishing Co., Stephen ave.

Head W., plumber, Stephen ave.

Hills Geo., merchant tailor, Stephen ave.

Hogg W. H., accountant, Bank of Montreal.

Holbrook 5. C., dentist, Stephen ave.

HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL, Sister Car- roll, superioress.

Hood Nelson Mrs., dressmaker, Ste- phen aye.

HUDSON’S BAY COMPANY weneral store, Stephen ave cor. MeTavish, E. Taylor manager

Hull Bros. & Co., butchers, Stephen ave. cor. MeTavish.

Hull J. B., of Hull Bros. & Co., res. Kamloops.

Hull W. R., of Hull Bros. & Co.

Hutehings R. J., of Hutchings & Riley.

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Hutton A. J., tailor.

Immaculate Conception, rev. Father Lestane, 0. M. L, pastor.

Imperial Bank of Canada, 8. Barber, manager, Stephen ave.

IMPERIAL FIRE INS. 00. of London England, John McLaren, agent,

Ingram John 8. prop. Bodega res- taurant, tSephen ave.

Jackson T. W., insurance agent, bds, Alberta hotel,

Jacques G. E., watchmaker, Stephen ave.

Jacques J. E., & Co., furniture, Ste- phen ave.

Jacques Jas. .B, tailor.

James T. H. R., teller Bank of Mon- treal

James R. A., Insurance agent, Stephen ave.

Jarret B., jun., of Jarret Bros.

Jarret Benj., sen., W. H. Cushing.

Jarret Bros., blacksmiths.

Jarret John, carpenter, W. H. Cush- ing.

Jarret Walter, of Jarret Bros.

JARVIS, EB. W., Superintendent North West Mounted Police

Jephson & Wheeler, surveyors, Ste- phen ave..

Jessop J. G., clerk Dom. Lands.

Johnson A. W., clerk.

Johnson H. D., architect, supt of Dom Public works, McIntyre, ave Johnston A., news foreman, Tribune Johnston William, cook, Atlantie

ave. Karr James, elerk Shirley & Co. Kellock R., clerk H. B. Co. Kelly M., soap factory. Kelly J. B., boots and shoes, Stephen ave.

Kerr David, clerk H. B. Co. 7

Kerr John, of Tarrant & Kerr, res. Angus ave.

Kerr Waiter, clerk H. B. Co.

Kettleson ‘F., comp Tribune

King Ernest, clerk H. B. Co.

KING, G. C., Postmaster.

King, Leakey & Co. (. H. Leakey, E. W. Leaekey & GC. King), gene store, Stephen ave.

KING, PETER WILLOUGHBY Sherifl Northern Alberta jud. district, office Court house

KITLEY & CO., Merchant tailors, Stephen av

Kinniston W. HL, fruits, confection- ery and tobacco, Stephen ave.

Kinney Joba, railway mail clerk.

Kirkpatrick R. N., clerk Customs.

Knox church, Melntyre ave. cor Me- Tavish, Rev. J. C. Herdman, B.D., pastor.

Lafferty J. D., physician.

Lafferty & Moore (Mrs. Jessie P. Blizabeth Stewart), bankers in liquidation, T. A, Stephen liquida- tor.

Lamont Bros. (Dougald & Robert), Alberta Transfer Co.,‘Atlantic av.

Lamontain Joseph, barber, Atlantic ave,

LANCASHIRE FIRE INS Co. A. I. Ellis, agent, LAND TITLES OFFICE, District of South Alberta, T. A. McLean, registrar, Stephen avenue La Penotiere Fred. G. F., Stephen av Lee J. S., ma€hinist W. H. Cushing Lee W. H., blacksmith Atlantic ave LEE T, S. C., Real estate and fire insurance Stephen ave

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Lessington Thomas, city police.

Lesson G. K., res. Angus ave.

Lesson William, res. Angus ave.

Lestance J. J., rev., 0. M. I, superior R. C. Mission, P. P. Immaculate Conception.

Lindsay N. J., M. D., Stephen ave.

Lineham John, M. L. A., res. Stephen

LINTON BROS., Stationers, Stephen ave

Linton J. €., of Linton Bros., res. ave. ~

LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE John McLaren, agent, Livingston Frank, reporter, Tribune Lloyd L. J., clerk Cal. Hardware Co. Lock Frederick, rev. London Life Insurance Co., J. W. Clark, agent, Stephen ave.

LOUGHEED & McCARTER, Barristers, Stephen ave

Lougheed hon. Jas. A., Q. C., senator, of Lougheed& McCarter.

Me BRIDE & Co., (Alexander G. W. & Edward), stoves and hardware, Stephen ave.

McCall—, principal Pub. School.

MeCallum John G., builder & contrac tor, and prop Wibow quarries, Stephen ave.

McOARTHY & HARVEY, Barristers advocates solicitors,

and notaries public, Stephen ave

MeCarthy Peter, Q. C., of McCarthy & Harvey, res. McTavish ave.

McCaul C. C., of Costigan, McCaul & Bangs.

McComb & Waugh (Sam MeComb & James Waugh), contractors, Ste- phen ave.

MeCracken W. H., railway mail clerk

McCormick M. A., accountant H. B. Co. <

McCulloch & Christie, bankers, Ste- phen ave.

MeDiarmid A. E., photographer, Ste- phen ave.

MeDonald Geo. M. D., coroner.

MeDonald Dan., clerk, :

McDonald F., boots & shoes, Stephen

ave. MeDonald J. W., messenger Dom. Express Co.

MeDonald Michael, traveller Smith & Brigham McDONALD, N., & Co., plumbing steam and hot water fitters, Centre street MeDonald Norman, of N. McDonald & Co. McGREGOR G. ©., mgr Molsons Bank McIntyre H. D., shoemaker. McKay Nell F., law student. McKinnon John, carriagemaker. McKinnon Mrs., proprietress Park _ hotel, Atlantle ave. McLAREN, JOHN, Customs broker, insurance and loan agent, Stephen avenue McLean Donald, prop. Alberta Rol- ler Flour Mills. McLEAN, THOMAS A., registrar McMILLAN & BOWDEN, (O.MeMillan & H.H.Bowden,) real estate and ins. agts, Stephen avenue

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MeMillan Chas., agent C. P. R., town- site trustees, Stephen ave.

McMillan J. A., surveyor Stephen av

McNamara John, Stephen ave.

McNamara D. J., Stephen ave.

MeNeill D, barber, Stephen avi

MeQueen A., manager Bell Telephone Co.

MeTavish Adam, of McTavish Bros.,

MeTavish Alex, of MeTavish Bros.,

MeTavish Bros., horseshoers and carriage makers Stephen ave,

MacDonald J. W., messenger Dom. Express.

‘MacKay J. Grant, coroner, Stephen ave.

MacKay W. G., taxidermist.

MacKie J. 8. gunsmith, Stephen av.

Mackenzie A. C., agent Atlantic ave.

MacKID A. GOODSIR, M. D. First street west

MacLean Wendell, druggist.

Maenaghton & Little, brick mgtrs.

Maloney i Johnston, implements, Centre st.

Maltman, Shaw & Co., tweeds, blank- ets and yarns, Stephen ave.

MANCHESTER FIRE INS. CO. McMillan & Bowden agents,

MANITOBA & NORTHWEST

LOAN COMPANY Co., Tohn McLaren, agemt Stephen ave.

MANITOBA LOAN & TRUST CO A. J. Ellis, a ent, Stephen ave. Marsh D. W., manager T. C. Power

& Bro. Martin N. R., harnessmaker. Mason R., messenger Dom. Express Masoni¢ Hall, Stephen ave. Massey-Harris Co, Ltd. agricultural implements, Alf. Maw, agent. Maw Alfred, agent Massey-Harris Co. res. Angus ave.

May J. F., messenger Dom. Expness May John, clerk Dom. Lands. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. G@. W: Dean, Pastor. Millard EB. J., messenger Dom. Ex. Miller W., cook, Alberta hotel Milner W. C., millinery and fancy: goods, Stephen ave. . MILWARD J. HL, House and sign painter, wall papers, books, and stationery, Tribune blk, Stephen ave Mitchell J. R., tailor, Stephen ave. Miquelon Camille, Stephen ave. Miquelon J. B., mgr. Richard & Co. Moore John carpenter, Atlantic ave. Molson’s Bank, G. C. MeGregor, mar. Stephen ave. Moore James Stewart, of Lafferty & Stephen ave. Moran Mrs. Julia, fancy goods, Ste- phen ave. Moran Bros., (Peter, Joseph and Pat- rick Moran), pitimbers, Stephen av Moran Frank. Morris M., accountant, Imperial bank Muir & Jephson, (James Muir & J. P. J. Jephson), barristers, Stephen av Morrison Angus, ‘bartender, Royal hotel Murdoch Geo., auetioneer & commis- sion agent, Stephen ave. Murphy J. I., mgr. Park hotel. Murphy A. J., res. Mission. Nanton H. W., broker, Alexander block. NEWHAM & CO., (A. Newham, R. Kenneth, ) tents, awnings, ete., Atlantic avenue NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO. A. J. Ellis, agents, Stephen ave.

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NORTHERN INSURANCE CO. T. S.C. Lee, agent, Stephen ave.

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INS. Co., MeMillan & Bowden agents, Stephen ave.

NORTH BRITISH CANADIAN Ins. Co, MeMillan & Bowden agents, Stephen ave.

Northwest Mounted Police barracks, supt. E. W. Jarvis in command, E. Div., Stephen ave. east.

NORTHWEST TRADING CO., Ltd., and Northwest Trading Co. meat market, Stephen av

NORWIOH LONDON & ACC.,

Ins. Co. McMillan & Bowden, agents, Stephen ave.

NORWICH UNION FIRE LNS.CO McMillan & Bowden, agents, Ste- phen ave.

Nunns A. L,, clerk Imperial Bank.

O'Brien A. W., clerk Bank of Mon- ‘treal.

O'Brien Thos., stenographer Lough- eed & McCarter.

O'Connor A., market superintenednt.

ODDFELLOWS MUTUAL AID and accident association, L. §, Baker gen agt,man& NWT Orr Wesley F., Stephen ave Osbourn, W. B., student, Costigan, McCaul & Bangs.

O'SULLIVAN R. B., dentist, Clarence block

PALACE HOTEL, T. Skinner, propietor

Park hotel, Mrs. McKinnon, prop., Atlantic. : Parlow ©. H., of Douglas & Parlow.

Parret Wm., farmer, bds Searth,

Parrish 8. P., res. Stephen ave.

Parslow Wm., of Pepper & Parslow, Stephen ave.

Patrick A. P., D. L. 8., Stephen ave.

Patterson Mrs. Donald, sick nurse.

Pavey James, barber, Stephen ave.

Pavier Wm., house painter.

Pearce A., well borer.

Pearce Wm., supt. of Dom. Mines.

Peers T. D., bartender, Alberta hotel

Penney Robt. R., clerk H. B. Co.

Pepper & Parslow, livery, Stephen av

Perkins H. W., machinist, Stephen av

PERLEY H. A.,

prop Alberta Hotel, Stephen avenue Peterson C. W., asst to supt of mines PHNIX FIRE INSURANOE CO John MeLaren, agent, Ste- phen ave.

Pinkham Right rev. W. C., bishop of Saskatchewan and Calgary, res. Bishop's house, See. 16.

Pinkham James, clerk Imperial Bank

Pitman W., & Co., grocers, Stephen ave.

Pitman Wm. sen., builder, Stephen ave.

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PROVIDENT SAVINGS LIFE ASS. OF NEW YORK John McLaren agent, QUEEN INSURANCE CO.

A. J. Ellis, agent, Stephen ave. prop., Stephen ave cor. Second st.

QUE! S$ HOTEL, S. J. Clark, prop, Stephen avenue cor second

Ramsay 8. A., sewing machines & organs, Stephen ave.

Rankin James N., conductor, C. P. R.

Rankin H. E., messenger Dom. Ex.

Registration Office for Calgary, Elec. Dist., births, marriages and deaths, W. L. Bernard, Stephen ay

REGISTRY OFFICE, district of Alberta

‘Thos. A. McLean, registrar,

Reld John A, editor and manager Herald

REILLY JAMES, RESIDENCE ROYAL hotel.

Rickards C. D., clerk Dom. Lands

Richard & Co., wholesal eliquors, Ste- phen ave., opp. Royal hotel, J. B. Miquelon, mgr.

Richard Eugene, clerk Richard & Co.

Richardson Major J. M., vice-presi- dent C. A.C. & C., Co.

Riddell Robt., V., 8. Atlantic ave. Riley W. J., of Hutchings & Riley. Roach Jas., messenger Dom. Express. Robertson Ben., teas, etc,, Stephen av Robinson John, livery, Atlantic aves Rocan Miss, milliner, Stephen ave. ,

ROGERS E. R., clerk Supreme

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Lestance Rev. J.J.,, O.MIey Comire Rev. P., 0. M, I.

Roman Catholic General Hospital, Sister Carroll, superioress.

Roman Catholic Mission, Father La- stance, superior, rev. Lady Green superioress; R. C, Mission school

Rossell W. S., harnessmaker Huteh- ings & Riley.

ROULEAU ©. B., hon judge Sup- preme court of the N. W. T., res. cor. Ross and St. Mary.

ROULFAU E. H, M.D. Belgium Consul, office Stephen ay Tes. St. Joseph st. (Mission). Rowe Amos, collector of customs out port of Calgary, and agent Do- minion Lands.

ROYAL HOTEL, ©. E, Clarke, proprietor, Stephen and McTavish av, one block from station

RYAN JAMES, MANAGER ROYAL ‘HOTEL.

Sacred Heart Convent, St. Mary st. ibow river Mother Greene, sup- erioress.

Salterio Mrs., prop. Grand Central

Salvation Army, Stephen ave.

Sanson R. D.,M. D., ©. M., Stephenav

Saunders C. A., billiard room Royal hotel.

Saunders §. L,, clerk Calgary Hard- ware Co.

Saunders Sam., fireman Fire hall.,

Scott W. B., Bell & Co. Osler.

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Sharples John, grocer, flour, feed ‘and provisions, Stephen ave., res. ‘Angus ave.

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SHIRLEY JOHN K., Tents, awning and mattress factory, Stephen avenue SIFTON ARTHUR L., ity solicitor, advocate and notary, Stephen av, opp Royal hotel Short Wm., law student Lougheed, & McCarter. Singleton Wm., caretaker. SKINNER T., prop Palace Hotel, Atlantic avenue Slingsby Wm., exprerss driver Dom. Express, res. Atlantic ave.

JAS. SMART & CO.,

Undertakers and Embalmers, Centre street north

Smith F., messenger Dom. Ex., Ste- phen awe.

Smith J. B., Q. ©, barrister.

Smith Peter, quarry prop., River.

Smith W., clerk Criterion.

Smith W.’ 0., messenger Dom. Exp.

Smith Robt., tinner, Calgary Hard- ware €o.

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Stenhome James, Royal hotel. ‘

STEWART & FEW, ageuts Anthracite and Canmore coals. Stephen avenue. |

Stoddard Geo. T., messenger Express.

STONE THOMAS, asst. mgr. C. A. Co.

Stewart Major John, of Stewart & Few.

Suitor David, foundry and machine shop, Atlantic ave.

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Sutherland J. B., clerk Dom. Lands.

Swinnerton Fred., city billposter.

Symons & Meyers, barristers, Stephen ave

Tarrant & Kerr (H. Tarrant, John Kerr), merchant tailors, Stephen ave.

TAYLOR B,, manager, H. B. Co,

Telephone Exchange, Stephen ave.

Telford J. A., messenger Dom. Exp.

‘Templeton J. G., drugs, Stephen ave.

‘Thompson J. R., homestead inspector Dom. Lands.

Thompson W., Soda Watér works, Bow river.

‘Thomson Bros., stationers, Stephen ave.

Thorp A., confectioner, 1st Bast

Tillyards Fred, baker, Stephen ay W

‘Topp F. G. & Co., butchers and trad- ers, Stephen ave.

‘Traunwiser A., barber Alberta hotel

Turnock Francis H., clerk, Dom. Lande.

Underwood Thomas, builder

UNION ASSURANCE SOOIETY A. J. Ellis, agent, Stephen ave.

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‘Yan Wart & Co., coal lumber, Atlan+ tie ave.

Vincent E. E., clerk, Alberta hotel

Vaux A., clerk H. B. Co.

Wainwright J. R., acct Moison’s bank

Waildan A. E., & Co., drugs, Stephen. ave.

Walker George, clerk Lands Titles.

WALKER JAMES, prop Bow River Mills, office Atlantic ave Wallace C. A., druggist, Stephen ave. Wanless Thos. G., agent, Stephen ave. Watson B., builder, McTavish ave. Wells Geo. P., V. 8., Stephen ave. Wentworth George, McTavish ave. Western Soap Co. (Ltd.), M. Kelly mgr., Elbow River. ‘Whiteoak T. B., barber, Stephen ave. White Chris, at W. H. Cushing's. Whiting James F., manager Crystal hail. ‘Williams Stephen, bartender, Royal ‘Wilson J. Llewellyn, of Chid & Wil- son. Windsor hotel, John Donohue, prop, Atlantic ave. ‘Wilson Steve, butener, Topp & Co. Winn James, decorative plasterer. Winter C. B., clerk Bank of Montreal Worden Bros. (Winslow & Hiram), bakers & confectioners, Stephen ave. Winalow W. B,, clerk Bank of Mon- treal. Y¥.M.C.A., Joseph Ball, secretary Woolians Dane, engineer, Alberta White-Fraser M.H., insp., N.W.M.P. Wells A. E., M. D., asst. surgeon, -N. Ww. M. P. Wilson James, chief fire dept. Young J. H., messenger Dom. Exp. CALGARY JUNCTION, ‘One mile east of Calgary, the junc- ‘tion of the Calgary & Edmonton railway.

CANMORE,

‘A division town on the main line of the ©. P. R., in the district of Alberta, 906 miles west of Winnt- peg.

CANADIAN’ PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.

JV. Richards, Agent.

Cardell John, C.P.R., local foreman and trainmaster

CHENIER JOS., Postmaster.

DeRaimbonville E., prop Canmore hotel

Galletly D. D., hotel

Ferguson J. J., hardware

Heath W. B.. J. P.

Hay R. ¥., M.D.

Hull Bros., & Co., butehers

Johnson C., fruits and confectionery

Kelly Frank, hotel

Laurendeau F., baker

MeLean——, agent

MeNell HLW., & Co., Ltd, gen mer.

Kerr James, hotel

MeNulty Bros., gen store

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. D. Spear. Ross W. E., shoemaker Stock John, CP. R,

bridges Vick S. C., Jeweller

CANNINGTON MANOR,

A money order post office on Sec. 14, Tp. 9, Bg. 1, west of 2nd Mer., in the district of Assiniboia. Mall semivweekly from Moosomin or Oxbow, each distant 88 miles ; has @ walw anill and a 50 barrel roller mill ; and Episcopal church.

Appleton William, tailor

Baker I. G.,

Beckton Bros. Stud Farm

Beckton Ernest

Bird Harry, of M. M. T. Co.

Becton Herbert

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Mitre hotel

A., dressmaker

MALTBY ERNEST N., Postmaster.

Moore H. C.

Moose Mountain Trading Co., millers and general store

Nash BE.

Noble Harvey

Newman Joseph, coach builder

Page Geo. Shaw

Page Spencer, J. P.M. L.A. ,

Page Wm. W.

Phipps Major C. E., Dom. Lands agt

Pigott A. H.

Pierce Mra.

Ramsay David

Robertson Hume, blacksmith

Stainer J. P.

Stanin Chas., Ry.

Tennant Chas. W.

John jbutcher

r Fred, N. W. M. P.

Wigins John, freighter

Wiggins Wm. W.

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MacLeod, dis. 40 miles, 12 miles north of International Boundary, on Lees Greek, 2 1-2 miles above mouth of St. Mary river. Oard- ston Ward, president of local ehureh, bishop and 2 councillors

Aldridge William, St. Marys

Allen 8. Frank

ALLEN, H. 8., Postmaster.

Anderson J.

Arehibald Andrew

Archibald John

Asche Percy, rancher, St. Mary’s

Baker Samuel

Beezer Mark

Benson B; OF ~~

Card C. ©., president the Cardston Co., Ltd., general merchants

Collis, rancher and stopping place crossing St. Mary’s river

Cooper Wm.

Donovan—, Lee’s Creek

Driggs Amasa

Ellison Joseph

Farrell Geo. F., & Sons, (George & Lionel), ranchers

Fedit Osear

Furman John, Boundary Creek

Gregson John

‘Hammer Josiah

Hanson Niels, & Sons (Niels, Hiram & James)

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Harker Ephraim, rancher Harker Lee © ‘arper A. E., J: P., St.Mary's ‘Harrod Joseph : Head Jasper ' Binman Henry L.

Hudson Geo., carpenter

Hunt Joseph

Hyde Donald

Hyde Heman

Inniton Chas.

Inniton Jas.

Jensen Christian : Layne J. E,

Layton James

Layton Samuel J., blacksmith Leavitt Jeremiah

Leavitt Thos. B., jun.

Leavitt William

Leonard Truman

Low Sylvester

Marsden 0. 'T,

Matkin Samuel

May James

Neilson Gustave

Neilson Ole

Nelson John

Pilling & Sons, ranchers

Pilling Richard A.

Pilling Elias

Pilling John

Pilling Joseph

Piling Richard

Robinson Olive Legrande, rancher Shaw Andrew, St. Mary's - Shaw Fred., D. L. S. and farmer Shaw Lee, St. Marys

Thomas Jacob

Wight Jos., carpenter and sawyer Williams Ephraim

Williams, Horace

Williams Sterling

Wilson ‘Thomas ; Wood W., buteher and stockraiser Woolf John Anthony, Bishop Woolf John W.

Workman Jacob

Zonnell L. F., blacksmith

CARIEVALE, A post office on See. 35, Tp. 2, Rg. 81, Eastern Assiniboia, on the Souris branch of the 0. P. R., dis. 287 miles from Winnipeg.

Beattie & Code, gen store

BISHOP, STEVEN. Postmaster.

Cowan—, hotel

Fraser & Headly, implements

Fuller A., lumber

Gosnell Joseph, blacksmith

Lethom Mat, livery

CARLTON,

A post settlement on the north Saskatchewan river, Sec. 15, Tp. 45, Rg. 8, west of 4th Meridian. Mails weekly. Telegraph office and railway station Duek Lake, distant 14 miles. Has a Roman Catholic ehureh.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Settee Rev. J. B. Hargrave & Sissons, gen store SISSIONS DANIEL Postmaster.

CARLYLE, A post village in See. 26, Tp. 7, Re. 8, W.-of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia East. On Swift creek, near its junction with Moose Mountain reek, Mail weekly; nearest railway, telegraph and express offices Oxbow, distant 28 miles or Alameda distant 28 miles, Has a Methodist ehurch and parsonage.

Anderson William G., watchmaker and jeweller

Loekley W., carpenter

Lockley William, carpenter

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. J. B. Taylor, Pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. John Urquhart.

Wileox J., merchant

WILLCOX, JOHN W., Postmaster.

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CARMICHAEL, A-station on the main line of the C. P. R., 554 miles west of Win- nipeg.

CARNDUFF,

A town on See. 85, Tp. 2, Rg. 83, ‘Aese., on the Souris section of the OP. R.

Anderson Wm., building contractor, and bdg house

Ballentinee Sam., harness

Campbell R. J., M. D.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.

J. H. Elliott, Agent.

Carnduff Milling & Elevator Co., J.

A. Thompson, mgr.

CARNDUFF, J. P., Postmaster.

Connell & Gordon, lawyers

Elliott W.,' prop. Huxley house

Fairburn Bros.. livery

Fernnel Mrs., milliner and dressmk’r

Foulds A. H., hardware, tinware and oils

Gordon & Stovin, gen blacksmiths

Pearson I. J., butcher

Kilburn E., coal dealer

METHODIST CHURCH.

Rey. M. M. Benett, B. A., Pastor. Preston J. B., gen. store PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. Alex Kemlo.

Shaw A. N., lumber dealer Smith & Hamilton, gen store Smith W. A., grain buyer

Taylor J. H., furniture, fruit, ete. Weir Geo., hotel

CARON,

A station on the main line of the » CP. R., on See. 25, Tp. 17, Re. 29, avest of 2nd Meridian, in dis. | of Assiniboia, 414 miles west of Winnipeg, and 16 miles west of \- Moose Jaw. Mails daily. Ex- press office Moose Jaw. There

is good water power here; has Methodist and Presbyterian Mis-

sion and public school.

Brown H. 6.,,

Campbell. James, stock farmer

Campbell Bros. mixed farming

Colenutt Chas. A., farmer

Colenutt W. H., stonemason

Coulter Wm., farmer

Cross B. W., stonemason

English Jos., farmer

Flack Samuel, farmer

Hane John, farmer

Hane Pierce, farmer

Hane William, farmer

Hawkes Bros., farmers

Hawkes Mrs. D., stock farmer

Heard Richard, farmer

Hewlett—, stongmason

Hill W. G., section foreman

Hill W. J., sec. foreman

Hurlburst Asa, grain farmer

‘Hurihurst John, J. P., farmer

Hurlburt Heman farmer

Hurlburt Horace, stock farmer

Lewis F. W., farmer

Logan John, sectionman

Lueker James, stock farmer :

Lyons Bros., stock farmers

McBride & Sons, farmers

POWELL, A. H,, gen str. Postmaster.

POWELL A. H., STOREKEEPER, postmaster and sec. foreman

Powell H. P., carpenter

Powell J. L., grain and stock farmer

Smart Mark, larmer

Thompson James, rancher

Wandsley—, farmer and stonemason

Wilson John, farmer

Wilson Richard, farmer

Young Chas., stock farmer

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A station on the Calgary & Ed- tonton railway, 40 miles north from Oalgary.

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A closed post office on Sec. 4, Tp. 86, Rg. 1, west of 5th Meridian, in the district of Alberta. Near- est railway station Calgary, dis. 50 miles.

CARSSDALE,

A post office on Sec. 80, Tp. 19, Rg. 21, 2nd Meridian. Mail week- ly from Regina, distant 20 miles. Nearest railway station, Lums- den, distant 5 miles.

HAMILTON W. C., Postmaster.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. G. A. Wilson. |

CASCADE, , A station on the main line of the

C. P. B., 88 miles west of Cal- gary.

CASSILS,

A station_on the main line of the C. P. R., 788 miles west of Winnl- peg. Has a telegraph office.

CAYLEY, |

A station in the MacLeod section of the Calgary & MacLeod Ry. distant from Calgary 49 miles. |

CHAMBERLIN,

A ‘station on the Prince Albert sec- ‘tion of the ©. P. R., distant trom Regina 55 miles ; has a telegraph office.

CHAPLIN. A station on the main line of the . P. R., 451 miles west of Winni-

peg, has a telegraph office. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.

J. 'H. Cook, Agent.

CHEADLE,

‘A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 809 miles west of Winni- peg, in the district of Alberta. Post and telegraph office Lang- don, express office Gleichen.

CHICKNEY,

‘A post office on See. 16, Tp. 20, Rg. 10, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of East Assiniboia. Mail bi-weekly trom Wolseley, which is the near- est railway, telegraph and express office, distant 24 miles, Mission vervices held by Methodist and Copgregationalist.

CHIPPERFIELD, SAM’L Postmaster

Chipperfield 8. Mrs., commission

Dickinson C. 8, & Co., Threshing Co.

Newbery Wm., photographic artist

Newbery Misses, dressmakers

Peevor James, carpenter & builder

CHURCHBRIDGE,

A country post office on Sec. 17, ‘Tp. 22, Rg. 82, west of 2nd Mer., Jm the district of Assiniboia, on the Ine of the M. & N. W. R; 189 miles from Portage Ia Prairie. Malls weekly, telegraph Langen- burg distant 9 miles; has a chureh and pulle school.

Oddson ‘Th., harness

Krump Wm., hotel

Rumph William, hotelkeeper

Thorgeirson J. G., storekeeper

‘Thorsteinson V., blacksmith

WESTMAN, BARNEY, Postmaster.

CLARE, A post office in Sec. 18, Tp. 8, Reg. 4, west of 2nd Meridian, in the district: of Assinibola. Nearest Alameda, distant 20 miles. * Has railway station and telegraph Presbyterian and — Methodist ehurehes and public school.

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CLARESHOLM,

A station on the MacLeod section of the Calgary & MacLeod rall- way, dis. from Calgary 82 miles.

Wright Martin, sec. foreman CLARK‘S CROSSING,

A flag station on the Prince Albert section of the C. P. R., distance trom Regina 168 miles, from Prince ‘Albert 78 miles.

CLOUSTON,

A flag station on the Prinee Albert section of the C. P. R., dis. from Regina 288 miles, from Prince Al- bert 9 miles.

CLOVER BAR,

A post otfice on Sec. 19, Tp. 53, Rg. 23, W. of 4th Mer., Northern Alberta. Located 8 miles N. E. of Edmonton and 12 miles 8. W. of Fort Saskatchewan. Mail week- ly, Nearest telegraph and rail- ‘way station, Edmonton, distant 8 wiles; has ‘Presbyterian and Methodist churehes.

STEWART C. F., Postmaster. CLUMBER,

A post office on See. 16, Tp. 21, Rg. 1, west of 2nd Meridian, iin the district of Assiniboia. Near- est railway station Churchbridge distant 8 miles. Mail weekly.

BIRD, R., Postmaster. CLUNY, :

A station on the main Mne of the ©. P. R., 776 miles west of Winn!-

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‘Conducts « General Heal wstate and Bear business, buying, selling and exchanging! Eilat Collecting Rents, ete, erects bullainge, Sells property on the Installment Plan, Executes ‘Trusts, Lends money. It's Warranty Mortgages Brotee the family of heirs oftue bortower wht

dh overtakes telore somplcion of the pay: mente, “issues Guaranteed al ‘Sond, Deposits received “interest allowe® Rimmed amount of scock for saleat per. “Apply to Wat. i Geewoy, Grood Hor, Maxriose Montene Stoo, aext Molson's ak,

peg, on Sec. 5, Tp. 22, Rg. 21, W. of the 4th Meridian, in the district of Alberta; has a telegraph office. ‘A good quality of coal is mined ihere for local use.

Keene Chas. H., horse dealer

Lee John, butter dealer and shipper Macdonnell R. G., general store MacNeill Dan. B., cattle dealer

COALFIELDS,

A post office on See. 84, Tp. 1, Rg. 6, W. of 2nd Mer., in the di of Assiniboia, Nearest railway station, Oxbow, distant 35 miles.

GOW, NEIL, Postmaster. METHODIST CHURCH. Rey. (E. Barnes, Pastor.

COCHRANE,

A rising town on the main line of the C. P. R., on Bow River, at foot of Big Hill Creek, 861 miles west of Winnipeg, in the district of ‘Alberta ; its principal industries are coal mining and lumber mills at Milford, distant 8 miles, and ranching. Mails daily. Has tele- graph and express offices. Has Methodist mission and public ‘school.

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Boston George, prospecter

Botterell A.B. Dogpond Horse Ranch

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. J. Clancy, Agent.

Elliott W. B., livery and. hotel

Goddard ©. E.. sec. B.R.H. Ranch

JOHNSON JAS., Postmaster.

Johnson & Co. (James Johnson, Frank and Ed. Jenkins), gen store

Morrison John H., manager B, R. Horse Ranch

Tate RB. & Peter Brotherson, ranch

COLLES,

A post office on Sec. 20, Tp. 2, Rg. 24, W. of Ist Mer., in the dis- trict.’of Alberta. Nearest rail- way station, Lethbridge, distant 54 miles.

COLLES H. J. C., Postmaster. COLLESTON,

A post office on See. 20, Tp. 48, Rg. 24, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Saskatchewan. Nearest rail- ‘way station, Prince Albert, dis. 11 miles.

REID GEO. S., postmaster

COLLEY,

‘A station on the main line of the Cc. P. B., on Sec, 82, Tp. 11, Re. 24, W. of 3rd Mer., in the district of Assinibola, 585 miles west of ‘Winnipeg; nearest express office, Maple Creek, distant 11 miles.

COTE,

‘A post office in the district of As- siniboia, on Sec. 28, Tp. 30, Rg. 82, W. Nearest railway station, Salteoats,

sheep

FISHER FRED., postmaster

COTHAM,

‘A post office on Sec. 6, Tp. 19, Re. 4, W. of 2nd Mer., in the district of Assiniboia, Nearest railway sta- tion, Broadview, distant 12 miles,

BISSICKS, ERNEST J. Postmaster. COUTTS,

A post office on See. 4, Tp. 1, Rg. 15, W .of 4th Mer. in the dis. of Alberta. Nearest railway sta- tion, Lethbridge, dis. 67 miles,

SMITH, SIDNEY, Postmaster. COXBY,

A post office on Sec, 12, Tp. 48, Rg. 28, iwest of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Saskatchewan, Nearest railway station, Prince Albert.

TURNER, PHILLIP CRAIK,

A station on the Prince Albert sec- tion of the (C. P. R., distant from Regina, 73 miles. Has telegraph office.

CRANE LAKE, A station on the main line of the C. P. B,, in the district of Assa., 575 miles west of Winnipeg. Tele- graph, Maple Creek, distant . 22 miles.

ANDREWS D. H., FARM MANAGER CALC. & © Co.

Needham Robt.. foreman C. Co.

Farr J. G., farmer, Bear Creek

Heffer Edward, farmer, Bear Creek

CRAVEN,

A station on the Regina and Long Lake Railway, 20 miles north of

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Regina, in the district of Assini- boia. Nearest railway” station, Lumsden, distant 7 miles, Mails weekly.

Davidson 'F. G., gen store.

Hartle Jas., hotel keeper

HOSKINS, LESLIE H., Postmaster. and hotelkeeper

Lambert Bros., general store

Minty James, miller

Webb Bros., sheep ranchers

CREE HILL,

‘A (cloged) post office on Sec. 16, Tp. 86, Rg. 28, W. of 4th Mer., in the district of Alberta, Nearest rallway station, Innisfail,. dis. 6 miles.

CRESCENT LAKE,

A post office on Sec. 18, Tp. 23, Reg. 8, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis- trict of Eastern Assiniboia. Mails semiweekly from Salteoats dis- tant 18 miles, which is nearest railway station, It is also reached by stage from Whitewood, from ‘which place mails are received tiwice weekly. Episcopal, Presby- ‘terian and Methodist services are held.

ANDERSON WM. H., Postmaster.

Cross William, coppersmith

Eakin William, carriagemaker

Partridge Henry, gen store

CROSSFIELD,

A station on the Calgary and Ed- monton Railway, distant from Cal- wary 20 miles.

CROWFOOT, A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., on See. 80, Tp. 21, Rg. 20, W. of 4th Meridian, in the district of Alberta, 765 miles west of Win- nipeg. Telegraph office, Gleichen, distant 14 miles.

CUMBERLAND HOUSE, . A post office on Tp. 57, Rg. 8, W. of 2nd Mer., in the district of Sas- katchewan. Nearest railway sta- tion, Prince Albert, distant 288 miles. t

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. + Cook Rey. E., canon Hines Rev. John MACFARLANE, ROD., Postmaster.

CYPRESS,

A siding on the main line of the ©. P. R., 554 miles west of Winni- pee.

DALESBORO,

A post office on See. 80, Tp.5, Re.2 ‘n the district of Assiniboia. Near- est railway station, Moosomin, distant 65 miles. Mails semi-week- ly. Hats Methodist chureh and pub- lie school.

DISNEY, H. C., Postmaster.

Hutehison & McCall, hotel

DAVIDSBURG, .

A country post office in Sec. 32, ‘Tp. 21, Re. 28, west of the 4th Meridian, in the district of Alberta Presbyterian church and Meth- odist mission. Nearest railwau sta- tion, De Winton 7 miles, or Dewd- ney, distant 8 miles.

ANDREWS, THOS. H., Postmaster. Bannister A. E., V. 8. J. Ps PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rey. John A, Matheson.

DAVIN, ‘A post office on See. 16, Tp. 16, Rg. 16, nest of 2nd “Meridian, in the district of Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, Balgonie, distant 12 miles.

ELLIOT, ROBERT W. Postmaster.

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A post office on See. 14, Tp. 7, Re. 2, west of 2nd Mer., in the district of Assiniboia. Nearest railway sta- Station, Oxbow, distant 22 miles.

KISBY, R. CLAUD Postmaster.

DEVIL‘S LAKE, Located in National Park, distant 8 miles from Banff. P. 0. Bantf.

Astley Bros., dealers in curiosities

Astley C. D., carrler

Brown Robt., capt.

DISBROW W. H., boats and hotel- keeper

DEWDNEY, A station on the Calgary and Mac- leod branch of the C. P. R., tele- graph and railway station, Oko- toks, on Sec. 22, Tp. 20, Rg. 29, ‘west of 4th Mer., in the district ‘of Alberta, a! reekty com tal

PATERSON JOHN, postmaster

DEWINTON, A station on the Macleod section of the Calgary and Macleod Ry., distant from Calgary 18 miles.

DIDSBURY, A station on the Calgary and Ed- monton Railway, distant from Calgary 48 miles.

DISLEY, A flag station on the Prince Albert section of the C. P. R,, distant trom Regina 28 miles.

DONALD, The terminus of the westerm division of the C. P. R., 183 miles west of Calgary, 1,028 west of Winnipeg.

DONGOLA,

A country post office on Section 34, Tp. 18, Rg. 82, west of Ist Mer., in the district of Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, Langen- burg or Millward, distant 20 miles Mails weekly ; has a Presbyterian church.

DOUGLAS THOS., Postmaster. DRINKWATER,

A station on the Pasqua branch of C. P.R., 12 miles trom Pasqua funetion.

DUCK LAKE,

A station on the Prince Albert sec- tion of the C. P. R., distant from Regina 211 miles, from Prince Al- bert, 85 miles; has telegraph of- flee. (P. 0. called Stobart).

Ardegor Alex., contractor

Bourgeols Ed. B. A., teacher

Brunelle E., .blacksmith

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. W. 8. Urton, Agent.

Davis T. 0., gen store

Dugal Julian, capt., engineer

Fisher Geo., liquor and gen store

Grundy Ernest, carpenter

Hilliard & Mitchell, ranchers

Hudson's Bay Co., gen store

Kelly Hy., rancher

Massey-Harris Co. Ltd.

Stewart A. B., M. D.

Stobart Wm., & Co., gen merchants,

Thompson Angus, hotel

McKenzie R. S., Indian agent

Newton Wm., rev., English Chureh

Nosada A., contractor & builder

Protestant school

Btovel C. N., dentist

Tommy W. R.. B. A.

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DUHAMEL, A post office on Lot +89, Tp. 46, Rg. 21, West of 4th Mer.,in the digtrict of Alberta. Nearest rail- way station Wetaskewin, dis 28 miles.

WEST ROBT., postmaster

UNBOW, A post office on Sec. 26, Tp. 21, Rg. 28, west of 4th Mer., in the district of Alberta. Nearest rail- ‘way station, Langdon, distant 8 miles. Mail weekly from Okotoks. St. Joseph’s Industrial school. Allan Bros. (Chas, & Ben), farmers Bainster A. E,, veterinary surgeon Begg Alexander, J. P. BEGG, ROBERT A., Postmaster. Claud E., rev., O.M.L, principal Dunhey Chas., teacher Indian schoo! Janes Bros. (F. & W.), farmers: Lecombe G., farm instructor Indian school Quinn & Holeroft (Ed. Quinn, Henry ‘Holeroft) ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Naessens Rev. Albert 0. M. 1. Rose & Begg (Lawrence J. Rose, R. A. Begg), butchers and beef con- tractors

Smith Fred

Sprenger M. J. 1, breeder of Here- ford’s

Stewart M., farmer

Thompson Bros. (Fom', John & Wm.)

Thompson John, farmer

Thompson William, farmer

Thorburn D., carpenter

‘Thorburn Wm., sheep rancher

‘Tucker A., contractor

Wallace Henry

DUNDURN, ‘A station on the Prince Albert sec- tion of the ©. P. R., distant from

Regina 186 miles; ‘has telegraph office.

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A station on the main Hine of the ©. P. B., 650 miles west of Winni- peg. Has post office,telegraph and express. Connection is made here with the A. R. and ©. Co. for Leth- bridge.

Alexander G., night watchman

Alexander W. Mrs., restaurant

Armitage A. E.. clerk A. R. & C. Co.

Blackburn W., rancher

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. W. G. Davies, Agent.

Cavan Daniel W., farmer

Coons D., operator C.P.R.

Cowan R., farmer

Custom House, W. G. Davies

Cochrane C., operator

DAVIS, W. G., Postmaster.

DAVIS W. G., AGENT CP.R., & AR. & C. Co.

Dickson A. R., merchant

Ferguson James, butcher

Ford Hotel, W. Bullock, prop.

Gobbett H., farmer

Hawke J., rancher

Goldsmith M., yardmaster

Head A. C., clerk A. R. & C. Co.

Johnson J. A.

Johnson W., farmer

Johnson W. R.. conductor

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‘YeEwen Robt.. hotel

MeCowan G., laborer

Middleton Alex., farm manager C. A. &C. Co.

Parsons Geo., car inspector

Perry J., engineer A.R.&C. Co.

Pols J., see foreman A. R. & C. Co.

Porter William, clerk A. R. Dickson

Post Office, W. G. Davis, postmaster

Smirbert W.. rancher

Thompson A., laborer

Webb J., sec. foreman U.P.R.

DUTHIL,

A siding on the main line of the ©. P. R., 913 miles avest of Winni- peg.

EARLSWOOD,

A post office on Section 80, Tp. 13, Rg. 88, west of 1st Mer., in ‘the district of Eastern Assiniboia, Railway, telegraph and express offices. Wapella, distant 10 miles.

DRING, E. J., Postmaster.

EBENEZER,

‘A post office on Section 7, Tp. 27, Re. 4, west of 2nd Mer., in the dis- trict of Eastern Assiniboia. Near- est railway station, Yorkton, on the M. and N. Railway, distant 10 miles,

RENSCH A. F., postmaster

EDENWOLD, A post office on Section 18, Tp. 19, Rg. 16, west of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Assiniboia, Near- est railway station, Balgonie, dis- tant 6 miles,

Bayley WB. Kalk G., blacksmith Michaelis G., machine agent ‘

Miran J., shoemaker

Poehimann C., rev., Baptist minister RICHARDSON, HARRY, Postmaster. Schneider ©. H., rev., Lutheran Zinkham J., bricklayer

EDGELEY FARM,

A post settlement on Sec. 18, Tp. 19, Rg. 15, W. of 2nd Mer., in the municipality of South Qu’Appelle district of Assinibola. Mails ‘twice a week. Nearest railway, telegraph and express office, Qu’- Appelle, distant 7 miles ; has Meth- ‘odist church and public school,also English chureh services.

CAMERON, W. C., Postmaster.

EDMONTON,

An incorporated town In the triet of Alberta, on the north side of the Gaskatchewan River. The terminus of the Calgary and Ed- monton Ry., 194 miles from Cal- gary, is on the south side of the river; is the head of navigation on the river for all points north on the Peace River district. It has 3 saw mills, sash and door factory, and 2 grist mills, 2 steam gold mining dredges and money order Dost office, electric light and tele- phone exchange. Gold and silver is found iin the vicinity. It has Ro- man Oatholc, Episcopal, Presby- ‘terlan, Baptist and Methodist churehes and public schools. A detachment of the Northwest Mounted Police is stationed here, ‘the headquarters of “G” division being at Fort Saskatchewan, 18 miles distant.

Mayor—Matthew ‘McCauley

Adamson F., clk Dom. “Lands Alberta Hotel, F. Marriaggi, prop Alexander R. L., immigration agent

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Anderson Thos., trown timber agent

Anthony H., painter

Alrmstrong F., drayinan

Baldwin H. ¥., physician

B. J., accountant

Baptlet Church, Rey. A, MeDonald, astor

Bark & Guenette, (Geo. D. Bark & A. Guenette), Electricians & Machin. ists

Becher C. D. T., clerk H. B. Co.

Beck & Emery, advocate

Bell Tel. Co., Alex. Taylor, mgr.

Blowey T. J., furniture

Bown A. L., draughtsman

Bowen H., clerk

Bown & Prince (J. C. F. Bown, A. Prinee), advocates, ete,

Brown & Curry, gen merchants

Brown John, of Brown & Curry «

Brown Alf., livery

Braithwaite EB. A., physician

Brunell Louis, hotelkeeper

Bush O. H., fruit and fancy goods

Byrnes P., shoemaker

Cameron Jno., general store

Campbell J., principal pub. school

Campbell P., health inspectot ‘

CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLWAY CO. J. Gregg, Agent.

Carey Ed. F., of Norris & Carey

Chalmers T. W., surveyor

Chave & Courriveau (J. Chave, G Courriveau), hardware

Chinneck T., shoemaker

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Cunningham C., B. A.

Cleland J. G., builder and contractor

Clarke J. D., sec.-treas E. R. E.& Ins. Co.

Coleman John, homestead insp

Connor M. G., furniture

Cowie & Round, agents,

Crockart R., blacksmith, South Ed- monton

Cunningham C., rey., Church of Eng-

Daly P., real estate and insurance

Degagnie A. F., builder

Dominion Land office, Thos., Ander- son, agent

Dorais Louls, agent

Duplessis R., carriage painter

Edmiston Wm. S., arehitect

Edmiston & Vlatery, architects

“Edmonton Bulletin,” Frank Oliver, publisher

Edmonton Brick Co. (John Little, Wm., Maloney)

Edmonton Cemetery Co., Ltd., C. F. Strang, sec.-treas.

Edmonton Electric Light and Power, Co., Alex. Taylor, mgr.

Edmonton Real Estate & Ins. Co.. P. Daly, mgr.

Ferguson R. B., watchmaker

Finch H. A., mgr, Hutchings & Rielly

Foquetts Pierre, rev.

Poster R., barber

Fraser C. R. & Co., grist and saw mill

Gallagher C., butcher

Gaviepy J. H.,-gen store

Gibbons Jas., wholesal eliquors

Glover & Andrews, music, stationery

Glover F. 8. agent

Gooderidge James, Jasper house

Goodwin A. H., dentist *

Graham John £., clerk H. B. Co.

Gregg J., agent C.P.R.

Harrison J D., physician

HEIMINCK P. & CO., real estate agent

Henderson Thos., bookkeeper

Herr U., accountant imperial bank

Henry W. T., & Co, dry goods

Hetue Henry,

Hislow G. W., clerk H. B. Co.

Hockley Robt., barber

Hokley Robt., barber

Hourston John &Co., hardware

Howie Bros., butchers

Howey W. R., butcher

Hudson’s Bay Co., W. T. Livelock factor

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Humberston W., coal dealer

Hotel Edmonton, W. J. Sharples,prop

Ibbotson '. A., dentist

Ibbotson W. G., confectionery

Imperial Bank of Canada, @ R. F. Kirkpatrick, mgr.

Jackson & Freison, hotel

Jackson T., hotel

Jellett St. Geo., clerk

Hutton & Haddon, implements

Kelly James, livery

Kildahl Jos. B., advocate, ete., South Edmonton

Kirkpatrick G. R. F., mgr. Imperial Ban k

Larocque Louis, porter H. B. Co.

Larose Jos., teamster

LaRue & Picard, general merchants

Lauder T. G., baker

Leclerc N.. butcher

Livelock W. T., factor H. B. Co. ,

Looby &Co., harnessmakers

Looby E., blacksmith

Lyons E., blacksmith

MeAuley M., livery

McDermott & Caldwell, livery

MeDermot P., livery

MeDonald D., druggist

McDonald Jas., real estate

McDonald Jas., boarding house

MeDonald Rey. A., Baptist

MeDougall John A. merchant

Mclonis H. L., physician

MeKensle John, blacksmith

McKernan J., agent Govt. & C.P.R. ‘Tel.

Meleod K. A., contractor

McNamara P. L., advocates

MeNichol A., accountant

McQueen D. G., rev., Presbyterian

Martin A. H., taxidermist

Mathers C. W., photographer

Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., Thos. Belle- may, agent

Milne & Turnbull, commissiotier

Moore & MeDowall, lumber

Norris & Carey, general merchants

Norris John, of Norris & Carey

Nutt R. B., builder

Oliver Frank, M. L. A., editor of “Bul Jetin”

Osborne A. D., real estate

Osborne Frank, carpenter

Osborne L. M., Miss, school teacher

Parish S,, flour and feed

Pattison A. E.. teamster

Patton Wm., painter

Peacock John M., auctioneer

Queen's Hotel,

Raymer E., watchmaker

Robertson W. 8, dept sheriff, North Alberta’

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Wouquet Rey. Leo., 0. M. I.

Ross Bros, (Fred. & James), hardware

Ross Donald, prop Edmonton hotel

Roy George, registrar

Royal P., physiclan

Sanderson Geo. P., blacksmith

Sharples W.J., prop Edmonton hotel

Somers John, hardware

Spire BE. A., surveyor 0

Stennet W B.., fur broker

St. Jean Ernest, tailor

Strang Colin F., insurance agent

Sutter C. W., tailor

TAYLOR, ALEX., Postmaster.

Taylor 8. 8., &H. C., barristers

The Times, J. B. Spurr, Editor

Thompson Geo., druggists

Thurston John, hotel

Tofield J. H., physician

Vance R., &Co., butchers

Voyer Geo., mgr. Telegraph

Walker W. Johnston, gen merchant

Walter J., carpenter and ferry prop

West End dairy, 'T. Hourston

Wharton Geo. H., dry goods

Wilson H. C., physician

Willson W., dental surgeon

Wood W. L., H. B. Co.

Woodworth ©. M., barrister

Young Campbell, aceountant

Young Harrison, H. B. Co.

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ELDON,

A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., in Alberta, 946 miles west of Winnipeg.

ELLISBORO,

A post settlement in Qu’Appelle Valley, in Section 17, Tp. 18, Re. 9, west of 2nd Mer., in the Muni- elpality of Wolseley, district of ‘Assinibola East. Mail semi-weekly from ‘Wolseley, distant 9 miles, (which is also the nearest railway, ‘telegraph and express office. There Js good water power on the Qu’- Appelle River. Union services are held, Presbyterian and Episcopal.

ELLIS J. H., postmaster & sfen.storo

ELMORE,

A post office in Section 22, Tp. 1, Rg. 81, nvest of 2nd Mer., in As- sinibola. Nearest railway station, Gainsborough, distant 11 miles. Has Methodist and Presbyterian churehes.

BURKE, J., Postmaster.

ERNFOLD,

A station on the ©. P. R., 461 miles swest of Winnipeg.

ESTERHAZ, A post office on Section 12, Tp. 11, Rg. 2, west of 2nd Mer. Mails ‘weekly from Whitewood, distant 25 miles.

KNOURCH J., postmaster ESTEVAN,

A town at tho junction of the Souris braneh of the ©. P, R., and the Soo line. Large deposits of coal are worked here by the Do-

WM. R. GRUNDY, =e

minion Coal Co., has telegraph and express offices ; distant from Win- mipeg 297 miles.

Altkinson & Co., lumber

Bailey & Duncan, livery

Beattie J. M.

Bell John T., butcher

Bennet A., blacksmith

Bradshaw Bros., dry goods

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. A. B. Maier, Agent.

Dominion Coal Co. (See Winnipeg)

Dunean B. C., bailiff

Gilbert Chas., barber

KELLY EDWARD, proprietor, Queens Hotel

King M. H., grocer Lindsay & Patterson, gen store METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev; A. Galley, Pastor. Mitchell James C., harwdare Noble & Flummerfelt, lumber MeLeod John, butcher Porter M., shoemaker SCOTT, E. H., M. D., Postmaster. Service Miss C., druggist Stewart Geo. gen store Stockwell J R., gen store Wilkins M., harness

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A post office on See. 28, Tp. 11, Rg. 81, W. of 1st Meridian, in the dis. of Assa. Nearest railway station, Moosomin, dis. 13 miles.

HYDE, H., FAIRMEDE,

A post office on Section 10, Tp. 18, Rg. 1, west of the 2nd Mer., in the district of Assiniboia East. Nearest railway,telegraph and ex- press offices, Wapella, distant 15 ailes. Has Episcopal and Presby- terian churches and public school.

KIDD, JOHN, Postmaster.

Postmaster.

FERNDALE,

‘A post office on Section 20, Tp. 16, Rg. 30, west of the Ist Mer., in the district of Assiniboia Bast. Nearest railway, telegraph and ex- press, Moosomin, distant 16 miles.

WALKER, ALEX. McB., Postmaster.

FIELD, A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 972 miles west of Winni- peg, at the base of Mount Stephen, a favorite resort for summer tour-

ists. Anderson W., engr. C.P.R. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.

P. B. Carman, Agent. Carlin, Lake & Co., gen merchants Erickson G., roadmaster C.).R. Gore G.. conductor C.P.R.

‘Hanson A., prop Monarch hotel Hamilton C. E., engr C.P.R, Kemn C., rev. C., of England MeNeill D., conductor C.P.R. McRae W. W., Presbyterian Marah Ae gonductor C.P.R.

PARSON, H. J., Postmaster. Patterson T. G., loco. foreman C.P.R. Rundle J., engr. C.P.R.

Wheatley B., engr. C.P.R.

White @., conductor CP.R.

FINDLATER,

A flag station on the Prince Albert section of the C. P. R., distant from Regina 47 miles,

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. D. G. McQueen.

FINSBURY,

A station on the Prince Albert sec- tion of the ©. P. R., distant from Regina 88 miles, has telegraph of- fice. i

FLEMING,

A station on the wain ne of the ©. P. B., on Section 3, Tp. 13, Re. 30, west of 2nd Mer., in the dis- trict of Assiniboia East, 211 miles avest of Winnipeg, has an elevator, eapacity 30,000; a post office, telegraph and express office ; has

Presbyterian and — Methodist churches and 2 schools. Mails daily.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.

. Hilliar, Agent. Galbraith L.. lumber Galbraith & McConnell, gen store Garnham D. S.. blacksmith Gilbart B. B., gen. str. & postmaster Lyons G. V., hotel McCorkell Wm., J. P. McKinnon Hugh, foreman C.P.R, McLean A., sec. treas. school dls. McNaughton J. F., hardware Morrison Murdoch, J. P. METHODIST CHURCH.

Rey. J. Steed, Pastor.

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Pierce Stephen, gen store Shillingford Chas., hotel

Stokes George, agent C.P-R. Street R., butcher

FOND DU LAC,

At the east end of Lake Atha- basea, a H. B. Co.'s post. Has no regular communication ; mails received 4 times a year. Nearest telegraph office, Prince Albert ; railway station, Qu’Appelle. Has Roman Catholic mission and school.

De Chambeull——rev., curate, with a brother in charge Mercredi Joseph, clerk H. B. Co.

FOREST FARM, A post office on Section 18, Tp. 17, Rg. 1, west of 2nd Mer., in the district of Eastern Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, White- wood, distant 10 miles.

Bond J. T., carpenter

Buchanan John, J. P.

Carson Samuel, farmer

Howard T. W., farmer

Kontenen D. J., agt. Finland Colony

MUNN, ROBERT, Postmaster.

Segur Geo., market gardener

Wallace Lawrence, miller

FORRES, A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 615 miles west of Winni. peg, In the district of Assiniboia. Telegraph Welsh, distant 12 miles.

FORT A LA CORNE, A post office In Tp, 48, Rg. 20, W. of the 2nd Mer., in the district of Saskatchewan. Nearest rail- ‘way station, Prince Albert, dis. 68 miles, i

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Wright Rev. A. H: McKAY, ANGUS, Postmaster.

FORT CARLTON,

* A Hudson Bay Go's. post in the district of Assiniboia, on the south branch of the North Saskatchewan, tiver. Post office called Wingard. It is a centre of trade and forward- ing business, A steamer runs be- ‘tween Carlton and Edmonton, and Carlton and Lake Winnipeg. Pop. 15.

FORT CHIPEWYAN,

A Hudson Bay Co's. post at the west end of Lake Athabasca, in the district of Athabasca. It is

s reached by water and overland. Mails are received 4 to 6 times a year at H. B. Co.’s expense from Carlton’ or Edmonton, 582 miles. The chureh Missionary Society have a mission and school, also the Roman Catholic mission and Grey Nuns school and convent. Tt is the headquarters of the Hudson Bay (o. for the Athabasca district.

Ancel Brother, R. C. Armstrong R. H., trader Beaudit Brother, Fort Norman Black E. H., schoolmaster Mamsell Edward, clerk H. B. Co. Carour: Brother, Porr Providence CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Lucas Rev. J. R. Qlarke Augustus P. Co., Fort Smith Cowie Isaac, chief trader H. B. Co. Dupire rey. father, R. C, missionary Emerson Samuel, engineer str. “Gra- hame” Flett Geo., clerk H. B. Co. Flett James, clerk H. B. Co., Fort Re- solution Grahame H. M., accountant H. B. Co. Hemon Bros. R. C. missionany Henri Bro., RC, missionary Joussard rev. father, R. C.

W., clerk H. B.

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Ladoussal rev. father, 0. M. I. ,chap- Jain to the Holy Angels convent

Laity rev. father, R. C. missionary

Lambert William J, carpenter str. “Grahame”

Lapine Baptiste, pilot str.“Grahame’

Larue Brother, R. C., Resolution

Lawrence E. J., school teacher, Ver- milion

MeDougall J., ehiet factor H. B. Co., in charge of Athabasca district

McKay Joseph, clerk H. B. Co., Fond du Lac

Lemay rev. sister (grey nun), supe- rioress of the Holy Angels con- vent

Lawrence H. H., farmer, ; Vermilion

MeLean John, clerk H. B. Co.

Martin George, trader

Melrose W. J., farmer, Vermilion

Mereredi Jos., clerk H. B. Co., Fond du Lac

Mercredi Pierre, clerk, H B.. Co.

O'Connell Brother, Fort. Providence

Paseal rev. father, 0. Mi I., director in charge of R. C. mission

Reeve The Venerable Archdeacon, Chureh of England missionary

Schers Bro., R. C. missionary

Scott Malcolm, rev., ©. M.S., Vers milion

Segars captain John, H. B. Co.'s str. “Grahame”

Sellasse Brother, Fort Providence

Simpson—, chief trader H. B. Co.

Spencer James, clerk H. B. Co., Ver- milion

Steamer “Grahame,” H. B. Co.’s cap- taln Jobn Segars

Trail W. E., chief trader H. B. Co.,

QTrindell John, clerk H. B. Co., Fort

MeMurray

Wylie Wm., asst. engineer “Grahame’

Young Rich., right rev., D. D, Bishop of Athabasca div., Vermilion

A ‘post office on Sec. 33, Tp. 9, Rg. 23, west of the 4th Mer., on Old Man’s River, at the junction of ‘the Belly River, In the district of ‘Alberta. Mails triqweekly from Lethbridge, which is also the near- est railway, telegraph and express office, distant 12 miles.

URCH R., postmaster

FORT MACLEOD, see MACLEOD

FORT PELLY,

A post office in Tp. 82, Rg. 32, W. of 1st Mer., in the district of Assinibola ; nearest railway sta- ‘tion, Yorkton, distant 62 miles. Mails fortnightly.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Cunliff Rey. T. W. BEATH, A. W., Postmaster.

FORT PITT, ‘See ONION LAKE.

A Hudson Bay Company’s post on the banks of the North Saskatche- ‘wan River, on Sec. 17, Tp. 58, Re. 26, west of 8rd Meridian. There are Roman Catholic and Episcopal Mission churches at Onion Lake.

FORT QU‘APPLLE,

‘A town on the Qu’Appelle river; has a post office and telegraph office, private bank, and roller Nouring mills, capacity 100 bbls. Weekly newspaper. Mall daily from Qu’Appelle station, distant 18 miles south. Railway station, Qu’Appelle or Indian Head ; has Bpiscopal, Presbyterian and Meth- odist churches. A Government In-

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dustrial Indian school is located about 4 miles east, under the man- agement of Rev. Father Hugon- ard, 0. M.I.

Anderson John, clerk H. B. Co. Atherton & Thorburn, livery Baker Fred., laborer.

Belanger Elizear.

Board of Trade, F. 8. Proctor. pres.

D. H. MeDonaild, wee.

Brine E. W., rancher. Brodie 8., D. LS. Campbell E. C., clerk. CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Sargent Rev. J. P., M. A. Dennehy H., teacher Ind. school Dillon James, hardware store.

Dom. Govt. Telegraph office, Emily Johnston, operator. Dyson A., accounitant H. B. Co. Elkington 8. C., of Joyner & Hlking-

‘ton ‘

Fisher George, trader.

Foster Jas., Mrs., boarding house.

Goific Geo., baker Industrial school.

Gordon James A., miller.

Gower Simon, laborer

Guernsey G. F., insurance agent

Hall Oscar

Hall Wm., M. D., drugs

Hudson Bay Co., Archibald MeDon- ald, chief factor.

Hugonnard J., rev., principal Indian

Industrial school Hughes BR. R., engincer Iredale Albert E., merehant Johnston Emily, Miss, telegraph op-

erator.

Jagger Miss H., music teacher.

Joyner & Elkington, millers

Kearns Robt., fish and game dealer

Kennedy, W., printer.

Kerr Robert., miller

Leader John, fish and game dealer

May Guy, freighter

MeDonald D. M., blacksmith Indian school

Miss

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Mannatoey’ & Commis Ayes

1e6 MoDermott Ave, “Saturday Wight” Building.

WINNIPEG, - MANITOBA,

Me Donald Donald H., & Co., bankers MeDonald Archie, chief factor H.B.Co Miller Ernest W., teacher

Momson Ludwig, laborer

Murray Wm.

Nixon John, maker

North J. R., butcher

Payne Chas., builder and contractor

Payne A., carpenter.

Poulin Edmund, clerk H. B, Co.

Porter Arthur, carpenter

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rey. A. Robson. Rev. W. 8. Moore.

PROCTOR BROS. (Fred. 8. & Thos.) stationers, printers and publish- ers, QuApplle Vidette.

PROCTOR, F. S., Postmaster.

Qu’Appelle Mechanics & Literary In- stitute, A. MeDonald pres., T. Proctor, librarian.

Qu’Appelle Valley hotel, Robt. 8. Smith, prop.

Qu’Appelle Valley Flour mills, Joy- ner & Elkington, props

Read W. E., clerk

Redmond Thos., farm instructor

Reed G., carriage builder

Roberts George, laborer

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. ‘Magnan Rev. Presque, 0. M. I.

Sanford James, cabinetmaker

saddler and harness-

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Seott John, freighter

Seymour Dr. M. M.

Shore Robert, freighter

Stephenson John, blacksmith

Starr Wm. P., clerk

Smith B. SQ: V, hotel .

St. John’s church, Episcopal

Sutherland Wm. M.L. A.

Sworder E., accountant Ind. school

‘Telegraph oifice, Miss Johnston, opr.

Thorburn James, of Atherton & Thor- bura

Turner J. D., mason Urquhart Angus, blacksmith

Wood James, engineer

Wood Maggie, Miss, dressmaker ‘Webster Robt., Mason.

Zinkan J., gen. merchant

FORT SASKATCHEWAN,

‘A money order post office in the district of Alberta, Has telegraph office. Railway station, Edmon- monton, distant 20 miles. G. Div. of the N.W.M.P. are stationed here.

Arnot D., rev., minister

Burleigh Thos., miner

Caron A. J. P.

Chailmerrs T. W., inep. N.W.M.P.

Connon C. H.

Dorais rev. R. C. priest |

Favel Sam., laundry

Fortin T. X., gen store

Graham Jas. E., farmer |

Grisbach maj. A. H., supt Nawatp. |

Inglis Mrs., teacher

Johnston Joseph. hotelkeeper

Lamoureux Frank, J. P.

Lapage Miss, teacher

Lindlow & Grindlay, gen iquors

MeGall D.. rancher

Mennie R. H., baker

Paradis C., cheese factory

Reid Jas., farmer

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. |

Dorais Rev. |

tore &

Rose & Forbes, gen store ROSS, W. G., Postmaster. 1 Schultz H., freighter

Tims E. F., real estate White W. HL, blacksmith Wilson John, laundry Yorke Jas., rancher

FORT SIMPSON,

A H. B. Co. post, McKenzie river district, situated on the west bank ‘of the McKenzie river at its june- tion nvith the Liards, The head- quarters of the H. B. Co. for the district of MeKenzle river. It’ is reached by steamer “Grahame” from Fort Chippewyan via Slave River to Smith Portage across Portage to Fort Smith, 16 miles. ‘Thence by steamer Wrigley down the Slave River across Great Slave Lake, and down the McKenzie, dis- tant 600 miles from Fort Chip- pewyan. Post, telegraph and ex- press offices same as’ Fort Ohip- pewyan raflway stations.

Bell John, “Wrigley”

Boisvert rev. sister, Fort Providence

Bompas W. ©., rt. rev., D. D., bishop of McKenzie river

Brunelle rev. sister, Providence

Camsell Fred., clerk H. B. Co.

Camsell J. &., chief factor in change R. District

Canhame T. H., rev., Fort Macpher- son

Christie Chas., clerk H. B. Co.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Right Rev. Bishop of Mac-

fe river

captain H. B. Co. str.

Columbine rev. sister, Fort Provi- dence

Cummings ‘Thomas, mate steamer “Wrigley”

Cummings Geo. W., accountant H B. Co.

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Ducot rev. father, Fort Norman

Pllington W. J., rev., Rampart house

Frith John, clerk H, B, Co., Rampart house

Garton John, rev., C. M.S. ebaplain to Bishop Bompas

Gandet C. P., chief trader H. B. Co., Fort Good Hope

Heron Frank, clerk H. B. Co., Fort Good Hope i

Gourdon Abbe, Fort Providence

Hardisty Allan, catechist, Fort Wrig ley

Hawksley—, carpenter, Fort Liards.

Heron Frnnk, clerk H. B. So. Fort Nelson

Hodgson Joseph, Peels river

Horn Wm. B., clerk H..B. Co., Wrigley

Irvine Wm. B., clerk H. B. Go., Fort Norman

Johnston William, engineer H. B. Co's. str. “Wrigley”

Kirby D. N., rev., Port Norman

Ladet rev. father, Fort Rae

Laviolette Antoine, clerk H. B, Cos

Lecompte rey. father, Fort Nelson

Lecorre rev. father Fort Providence

clerk H. B. Co.

Fort

MeDonald yen. archdn., Fort Mac- ‘Phergon

MeLeod Murdo, clerk H. B. Co., Fort Liards

Michon rev. ‘sister, Fort Providence

Miller Ch. Perey, clerk H. B. Co., La- Pierre's house

Reed John, chief trader H. B. Co, Fort Providence

Roure rev. father, Fort Rae

Scott Sam., clerk H. B. C6., Fort Pro- vidence

Seguin rev. father, Fort Good Hope

St. Pierre rey, sister, Fort Provi- dence .

Sutherland John, asst. engineer str. “Wrigley”

Spendlove Wm., rev., Fort Rae

Wallis C. J.. rev., Rampart house

Ward rev. sister, superioress, Port Providence

Wilson John, chief trader H. B. Co., Fort Rae

FROBYSHIRE,

A station on the Souris section of the C. P. R., in the district of Assa, 129 miles from Kemnay, from Estevan 27 miles,

GALNSBORO,

A station on the Souris section of the C. P. R., distant from Winnt- peg 221 miles; ‘has telegraph office. Post office called Antler.

Anderson Geo., stationery, furniture and postmaster CANADIAN PACIFIG RAILWAY CO.

0. M. Shumaa, Agent . Colquhoun 8. K., gen store Fraser T., contractor Henry W., gen store METHODIST CHURCH,

Rey S. Robson, Pastor. MeCuteheon Joseph, flour & feed MeCuteheon Saml Porteous R. J., hotel Selby H. K. D., livery and . feed

stable Shuman 0. M. HL, agent C. P. BR. Smith M. A.. Miss millinery Shearer Wia., lumber Selby H. D., livery Woods ‘Andy, blacksmith

GIRVIN., A flag station on the Prince Albert

seetion of the C,P. R., distant from Regina, 82 uniles.

GLAYDS,

A post office on Sec. 14, Tp. 20, Re. 28, west of 4th Mer., in the

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district of Alberta, Nearest rall- fway station, Dewdney, distant 9 miles; telegraph, High River, dis. 11 miles,

HARKNESS, CHAS. W., Postmaster.

GLEICHEN,

‘A town in the district of Alberta, on the ©. P. R., 785 miles west of ‘Winnipeg. Has post office, tele- graph and express offices. Has St.

Andrew’s chureh, reading room, Mbrary, school and Catholic chapel.

Arial Gabriel, hotel

Baldson John, section foreman C.P.R.

Baker Hugh

Baker M., farm instructor Indian re- serve

Beaupre Adjuter, rancher

Beaupre Bros

Beaupre Eldar

Beaupre P., Mrs, gen. store

BEAUPRE VY. J., Postmaster. +

Begg Maguus, J. P., Indian agent

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. G. E. Bryan, Agent.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Tims Rev. J. W.

Damon Wm.

Disbury~, carr inspector C. Pl. R.

Doucet O. L., rev., missionary Indian reserve

Fellows Wm., section foreman C.P.R.

Finnegan Jobn, carpenter

Green Michael, turner C.P.R.

Greisbach Emil, lumber dealer

Holt John, farmer

Knight D. F., & Co. gen store

Knight D. F., of D. F. Knight & Co.

Larence J., clerk

Lunn J. T., J. P., loco. foreman 0.P.R.

McCabe Wm.

Malone Mrs., Palace hotel, board- ing dept.

Mounted Police Barracks

Murphy Dan., engineer C. P. R. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. J. Fernie. Robe Vital Skinner R. Telford J. M., farmer Tims J. W., rev., Episcopal Verney Jobn Walker James, engineer C. P. R. Wallbeck H., miner Wheatly G. H. William N, F., agent N. W. Land Co. Wright Malcolm, fitter C. P.R.

GLEN ADELAIDE,

‘A post office on See. 14, Tp. 10, Rg. 1, west of the 2nd Meridian, in the district of Assinibola. Near- est railway, telegraph and ex- press, Moosomin, distant 35 miles. Has Presbyterian church and public school.

WHITLOCK F., postmaster "& hotel and Genera! store

GLENBOW, A station on the main line of the

C. P.R., in Alberta, 856 miles west of Winnipeg.

‘LEN EWEN,

‘A post office on Sec. 16, Tp. 8, Rg. 1, west of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Assinibola. Nearest railway station, Oxbow, distant 5 miles,

EWEN, THOS., Postmaster. GLEN MARY, ‘A post office on See. 2, Tp. 48, Rg. 21, avest of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Saskatchewan.

Nearest railway station, Prince Albert, distant 55 miles.

GOODFELLOW, GEO., Postmaster.

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C. P. R., 160 miles west of Cal- gary. GOLDEN,

A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 166 miles west of Cal- wary.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. G. EB. Wells, Agent.

GOOSE LAKE, A station on the main line of the C. P. R., 528 aniles west of Winnt- peg, In the district of Assiniboia ; thas post office. Mail daily. Ex- press and telegraph office, Swift ‘Current, distant 18 miles.

GRAND COULEE, ‘A station on the main line of the 0. B. R., 365 miles west of Winnl- pes.

GRANDIN, A post office on Sec. 21, Tp. 44, Rg. 1. West of ard Meridian, in the district of Saskatchewan) Nearest railway station, Duck Lake, dis 6 miles

REGINIER OCTAVE, postmaster

GRASSY LAKE, ‘A station on the A. & ©. Co. rail- tway, 56 miles from Dunmore June- ‘tion and 53 miles from Lethbridge, in the district of Alberta.

Frith E. ©., operator

Devine John, see. foreman and din- ing hail

GREENLAW, ‘A post office on See. 18, Tp. 28,

Rg. 88, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis. of Alberta. Nearest railway sta-

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canna Broo, $100 050, Hanes, 6508 Clomifnas capital for operating in Real Fstate.

*Conducis e General Real Hstateand Agency business, buying, selling and exchanging’ Real Estate, Collecting Rents, ete. creets bulldings, sells property on ie tngiliment Pian, Hxecuteg

rusts, Lends money. It's Warranty Mortga

protect the family oF hers ofthe ortower when jeath overtakes belore completion of the Das ments, Issues Guaranteed Mort Sond Deposits received; Iaterest allowed, A amount of stock for saleat par. Apply to Wat. R. Gnoxpy, Ground Floor, Maxrrosa MonrGaGe Broe., next Moison’s Bank.

tion, Red Deer, on the Calgary & Edmonton branch, distant 3 miles.

BANNERMAN, S. M., Postmaster. -

GRENFELL,

‘A station on the main line of the C. P. R., 280 miles west of Winnl- peg, and 16 miles west of Broad- view, in the district of Assinibola ; thas post office, telegraph and ex- press office and school. Church of England, Presbyterian and Metho- dist churches. Mail daily.

Ashpitel W. 8., farmer Ball G. H. Ball W. P., J. P., farmer Beal T. G. rev., pastor English church Bird A. & M., Misses, dressmakers Braithwaite John, blacksmith Bushe C. J. V., M. D. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Geo. Weldon, Agent. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Beal Rev. G. T.

COPELAND R. A., prop Granite hotel

Coy H., harnessmaker, livery stable ‘and implement agent

Coy Mrs., dressmaker and millinery Dale J. J., barber and billiard hail

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Davis B. E., pianos and organs

Eliot George, M. D. 4

FITZGERALD, EDWARD, Postmaster

Fraser A. M,, builder :

Fotheringham J. rev., Presbyterian’

Gowdie J., carpenter

Grand Union hotel, R. A. Copeland

Grenfell Cattle Co., butchers, W. H. Belson, manager.

Green S. W., section foreman

Greenless G. (G.. blacksmith

Grenfell Turf Ctub,Co., (Ltd), RB. Gwynne hon. sec.

GWYNNE & PETERSON, Livery Ess)

Hare W. H., hardware

Hutehison J., M.D. & drugs

Lake Col. P. G B., farmer

Lee A. carpenter

Love John, agent

Love & Tryon, general store

McEwan D., livery

MeJanet J., carpenter

McLeod John, schoolmaster

MeMillan Bros., grain warehouse

Maikin W. H., grain buyer

Massey-Harrls Co. R. 8. agent

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. John Lewis, Pastor.

Mitchell & Clark, plasterers

Ott P. 8. market gardener

Parry J. H,, painter

Patterson John, section foreman

PEEL WOOLNOUGH, Ba

Garratt,

ister

Peterson J., dentist, Richardson Mrs. H. W., tailoress Sayer H., farmer PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rey. T, S. McLeod.

RICHARDSON B. P., Notary public, ete.

Skilliter T. A., farmer

SKRINE 0 Ҥ General merchant,

Skrine R. H., farmer

Switzer A., farmer

Taylor R. B., druggist and jeweller

Taylor Saml., farmer

Thompson Lizzie, dressmaker

Tryon C. R. & Co., bankers

Walters A. C., furniture, boots and Shoes

Wright C. E., vet. surgeon

GRIERSON, A post office on Sec. 20, Tp. 21, Rg. 29, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis. of Alberta. Nearest railway sta- tion, De Winton, distant 1 mile.

CURRIE, JOHN, Postmaster,

GRINDLAY, A flag station on the Prince Albert section of the C. P. R., dis. from Regina 152 miles, from Prince Al- bert 95 miles,

GULL LAKE,

A station on the main line of the C. P. R., 546 miles west of Winni- peg, in the district of Assiniboia, on See. 28, Tp. 18, Rg. 19. Has mail daily and telegraph office. The U. P. R. Co. have an experi- mental farm and garden, and the ©, A.C. & C, Co. have @ farm and ranch of ten thousand aeres lo- located here.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. J. (Houston, Agent. ;

CASWELL, R. ‘W., Postmaster.

Murdock 'T. W., pumpman

Smith Geo. foreman C. & A. C.

HAGUE, A flag station on the Prince Albert section of the C. P. R., dis. from Regina 188 miles, from Prince Al- bert 58 miles.

Co.

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HALBRITE, A station on the Pasqua ‘branch of C. P. R., 101 miles from Pas- qua junction.

HALCRO, A post office in the district of Sas- ketchewan.

CROMARTIN, WM., Postmagter.. <.

HANLEY, A flag station on the Prince Albert eection of the ©. P. R., dis. from Regina 125 miles.

HARRISBORO, A post office on Sec. 35, Tp. 21, Rg. 29, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis. of Alberta. Nearest railway sta- tion Calgary. .

HARRIS, THOS., Postmaster.

HAYWARD, A post office on Sec. 32, Tp. 22, Rg. 18, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia, Nearest telegraph and express office, Port Qu’Ap- pelle, distant 12 miles, Rallway station, Qu’Appelle, dis. 80 imiles. iChureh of England and Presby- terian services held alternate fort- nights.

HAYWARD, H. HL, Postmaster.

HAZEL CLIFF, A post office on Sec. 82, Tp. 18, Re. 33, W. of Ist Mer., In the dis. of Assiniboia, Nearest railway station, Whitewood, dis. 30 miles. DELMAGE, WM., Postmaster.

HECTOR, A station on the maim line of the ©. PR. 124 miles west of Cal- gary. Has a telegraph office. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Geo. ‘Grieve, Agent.

HEDNESFORD,

A post office on Sec. 28, Tp. 19, Rg. 17, W. of the 2nd Mer., in the district of Assiniboia west. Mail ‘weekly. Nearest railway, tele- graph and express office, Bal- gonie, dis, 9 miles, Has Church of England mission; flour mill, 40 barrels per day.

Bailey John, Exp. farm BARTON, MISS BERTHA, Postmaster Barton Thos.,

Cullins John, M. D.

Harrison J. H., Winnetka Milling Co. Hicks W.. Winnetka Milling Co. Hunt William John, vet surgeon Laley Francis. burrister

Wilson E. D.. Winnetka Milling Co.

HENRIETTA,

A Gov. telegraph office on Sec. 9, ‘Bp. 39,Rg.9, west of 3rd Mer., in the district of Saskatchewan, on the south bank of the north branch of the Saskatchewan. Mail weekly; nearest railway sta- tion, Saskatoon, distant 30 miles.

HERBERT, ‘A siding on the main line of the C. P. R., 480 imlles west of Winni- peg.

HIGH RIVER,

‘A station on the Oalgary & Mac- Leod section of the C. P. R., dis.

from Calgary 40 miles on Mac- Leod trail at erossing of High River. Mail seaii-weekly from

Calgary. Has telegraph and ex- press offices,

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO: ©. T. Lewis, Agent.

Drew Henry, hotel Hyslop Sam., blacksmith

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High River Trading Co., gen store Robertson Thos. H., manager LIMOGES JOSEPH, postmaster PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. D. 8. Seott. Smith Jasper, bdg house Welch H. .W, M. D.,

HILLBURN,

‘A post office on Sec. 4, Tp. 16, Rg. 81, W. of Ist Mer., in the dis.

of Assiniboia, Nearest railway, ‘telegraph and express office Moos- comin, distant 2 miles. Mail weekly. Has Episcopal and Pres- ‘byterian churches and public school.

MORAN, WM., Postmaster.

HILLESDEN,

‘A post office on See. 22, Tp. 15, Rg. 6, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia, Nearest railway station Broadview, dis. 12 miles.

BALEY, DAN, Postmaster.

HILL FARM, ‘A post office on Sec, 14, Tp. 19, Rg. 10, W. of 2ud Mer., im the dis. of Assiniboia east. Nearest rail- way, telegraph and express, Wol- seley, distant 18 miles, Mail semi- weekly.

STARLING, WM., Postmaster.

HORSCH,

‘A town on the Souris branch of the C. P. R., on Sec. 3, Tp. 3, Rg. 5, Bastern Assiniboia. Telegraph, Alameda, distant 18 miles.

BAKER W. H. postmaster Gruchfied B., carpenter Muirhed M., sectionman

Olsen Andrew, section foreman Olson John, sectionman

HOBBEMA,

‘A flag station on the Calgary & Edmonton railway, distant from ‘Calgary 141 miles.

Clink D. L., Indian agent

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Gabillon Rev. V., O. M. I.

Swinford S., agency clerk

HOLLBROKE,

A post office on Sec. 84, Tp. 48, Rg. 25, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis, of Alberta, nearest railwau sta- tion, Ponoka, dis 6 miles.

AYLWIN J. E., postmaster

HUMBOLDT, A Govt. telegraph office on Sec. 27, Tp. 28, Rg. 26, west of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Sas- katchewan. Nearest railway sta- ‘tion, Saskatoon, distant 76 miles.

HYDE, A post office on See/21¢Tp. 19, Re. 2 W., in the district of Assini~ bola, Nearest railway station, Grenfell, distant 19 miles.

HYDE, G. A. E., Postmaster. INDIAN HEAD,

A station on the main Hine of the ©. P. B., 812 miles west of Winnt- peg, in the district of Assinibola. Has @ post office and telegraph ; @ government experimental farm of 700 acres is located here, Angus McKay, supt.; has 8 elevators and roller process flour mill, 150 barrels. Presytberian church and school. Mail daily. Also the headquarters of the farm (20,000 acres) started by Lord Brassey, and now known as the Canadian Alliance Farming Company, Ltd.

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Angers Eugene, Exp. farm

Ashby John, teamster

Baile yJohn, Exp. farm

Bernstein Chas., jeweller

Bell W. R., Bell farm

Brown John, blacksmith

Bunting Thos. H., clerk James Conn

Butterworth Thos., laborer

Cameron G. A., carpenter

Cameron W. 8. chopping mill

Campkin Harry H., Insurance agent

Canadian Alliance Farming Co., (Ltd.)

and Canadian Co-operative Coloni-

sation Co., (Ltd.), W. B. Sheppard, mgr., H.R. Henedrson, accountant

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. W. iL. Wait, Agent.

Commereial hotel, A.Davidson, prop

Conn James, lumber and carpenter

Corser John, Exp. farm

Corsar Chas., Exp. farm

Cowan & Edwards, implements

Cranston Saml., laborer

Crawford & Co., gen store and post office

CRAWFORD, ROBT., Postmaster.

Crawford W. M., clerk Crawford & Co.

DAVIDSON A., prop Commercial hotel

Drier Jona, Exp. farm

Duguid Wm., laborer

Edgar George, carpenter

Farguson Peter, laborer

Fox Helen, Mrs., laundry

Farmer's Elevator Co. (Ltd), W. Anderson, manager

George James, skating & curling rink

Gibson Geo., stableman

Glenn Bros. livery stable

Glenn Joseph

Gordon H. A., barber

Gordon Geo. M.

Grant W. 8., Indian agent

Griffith E. A.

Grimmett T. T., principal of School

Halford I. C., clerk Indian Reserve

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‘The only genuine article for the extreme cold of this country. In use in Montreal and the Eastern Townships, Specially recommended. » is most easily applied, made in different woods and finish, ‘and ihe poorest people ean aiford to buy it,

WALLIS & FOORD, ‘Manufieturers’ Agents, Commission Agents for ‘Menitoba and Northwest Territories,

WINNIPEG, hone. 80 Box 738.

Hall W. E., farmer

Hardie Wm., carpenter

Hefferman J. H., constable N. W. M. PB,

HENDERSON H. R., Accountant for C.A.F.0o., and C. C. Co., and secy Board of Trade

Holden James, engineer roller mill

Holland William, sectionman C.P.R.

Hunt C. W., M. D. .

Jackson Thos. R., laborer.

Johnston W. F., blacksmith

Johnston Wm., hardware

Kemp J. W., M. D.

Kernaghan Thos., laborer

Liggett Mrs. Joseph, baker

Lang Geo., Exp. farm

Lee Roger, harnessmaker

Lee W. H., butcher

Lioyd Geo., laborer

MeConn David, foreman Exp. farm

McGowan Geo., carpenter

McGilvery Allan, horse dealer

Markill W. A., buyer for Lake of the Woods

McKAY ANGUS, supt Exp. farm

McIntosh Asa, hotel May Robt., clerk

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Massey-Harris Co., (Ltd), J. M. Me-

Donald, agent METHODIST CHURCH.

Rey. G. F. MeCullogh, Pastor. Osment A. J., gen merchant Orchard A. G., druggist Philips John A., blacksmith Phillbrick E., laborer PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. J. K. Walsh.

Roberts A. E. rev., Methodist minst’r

Robertson John, clerk

Robinson Matt, sec. foreman C.P.R.

Sample Ed, drayman

Scot! Frank, sewing machine agent

Scott Robt.. drayman

Scott Thos. laborer €. P. R.

Sheppard W. B., manager C. A. P. Co, & A.C. C. Co.

Shérwood A. W.

Smart Thos. buyer for D. H. Me-

Millan Smith Isaac, jun. Exp. farm Smith Isaac, ploughman Spearman Geo., drayman Swift James, agent Massey-Harris Co Thompson George, implt. agent Thompson Joshua, drayman Welsh T. K., rev., Presbyterian Willlams Geo, with ©. P. Murray Wilson E. A., dairyman Exp. farm Wray Jobn, Exp. farm

INNESFAIL,

A station on the Calgary & Ed- monton railway, formerly called Poplar Grove; has telegraph and post offices; dis. from Calgary, 76 miles, from Edmonton 115 miles.

Andrews A., flour mill Bemet J. O., builder & contractor Bioletti Arthur, blacksmith

Bioletti Chas., tinsmith

Bouchier J. W. 0., land agent C. P. R. Boyd Mrs.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.

N. P, Forrester, Agent. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Brashier Rey. H. B. Constahtine Geo., livery stable Content A. A., pumpmaker Curry Bros., dry goods & groceries Davidson J. A., builder & contractor Derlor T. D. V., dry goods Dodd J., millwright bie Douglass & McCallum, gen. store George Henry, M. D. Green G. W., barrister, D. J. MeNa- mara, manager Grosvenon Chas., div. registrar Howard C., mason Hamm J., buteher Humphrey & Taggart, hotel Karr W., & Co. Keast A. E., confeetioner Kemp W., livery Knowles Geo., jeweller McNamara D. J., manager McBride A., & Co. hardware McGilverory A., carpenter McInnis Waiter, butcher Murray Chas., hotel Power & Howard, creamery Remillard Napoleon, & Co., hotel Richards W. A., drugs Ross Chas. G,, livery stable PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. Jas. Buebanan. Rey. John Fernie. Scott R. J.. butcher Simpson J. A.. sash & door factory Smith John, harness Staples J. R., builder Still C., shoemaker Still Miss, dressmaker STYLES NORMAN W., postmaster Thompson J., bullder Taylor & Thompson, flour & feed Vasty Mrs., tailoress & dressmaker Watson Geo. A., barrister West & Co. implements & gen store Wilson John A., blacksmith Wood R. P,, flour & feed

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‘A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 638 miles west of Winni- peg, In the district of Assiniboia. Mail dally. Coal, very similar to that taken from the . Saskatche- wan mines at Stair, is found in abundance here.

Adsit Earl, rancher Adsit W. N., farmer and rancher Andrew R., section foreman Aikman Wm., trapper

Corbett W. J..section foreman Conga Albert, sectionman

Devinney John, rancher

Lockie Andrew, farmer and rancher

JOSEPHSBURG, A post office in the district of As- siniboia, on Sec. 7, Tp. 10, Rg. 2 west of the 4th Meridian.

FOX, C. F., Postmaster.

JUMPING POND, A post office on See. 80, Tp. 24, Rg. 4, W. of 5th Mer., in the dis. of Alberta. Nearest railway sta- tion, Calgacy, distant 25 miles.

STUART, W. W., Postmaster. KAMSACK,

‘A county post office on Sec. 14, ‘Tp. 29, Re. 32, west of Ist Mer., in the district of Assintboia east. Nearest railway station, Yorkton, distant 38 miles.

Carment W. M., gen store Fraser P., fish dealer Kerr & Young, ranchers MORIARTY, JOHN,, Postmaster. and general ‘store Whyte C. W., dry goods store KANANASKIS, A station on the main Ine of the C. PR. B,, at entrance of Bow River Pass, Rocky Mountains, 54 miles

‘west of Calgary. Malls daily east and nvest. Has asaw mill and 3 large lime kilns.

Black John, Bow River Mills

Boddin John

Gibson & McCandlish, contractors

Cooney Mike, fireman

Jones J., foreman C.P.R.

Martin Isaae, carpenter

Loder E., lime merchant & contrae- tor

Smith W. P., lime merchant

Turnbul Roy, C.P.R. engineer,

Waiker J. H., foreman B. R. mills

Walker T. W., Bow River Mills ‘

Walker Major J., prop Bow River mills, postmaster & gen. store

KAPOSVAR,

A post office on Sec. 4, Tp. 19, Rg. 1, W. of the 2nd Mer., in the district of Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, Whitewood, dis. 24 miles.

BARATH, STEPHEN, Postmaster.

KATEPEWE, On See, 24, Tp: 19, Rg. 12, vest of 2nd Meridian, in Qu’Appelle Valley, foot of the Fishing Lake, in the municipality of Indian ‘Head, in the district of Assinibola; nearest railway, telegraph and express offices, Indian Head, dis.

9 miles, as Presbyterian and Episcopal churehes.

Bonnyeastle C. G., farmer Bonniyeastie H J.. J P.

Kerr Wm., carpenter

Lauder John B., carpenter & builder MACLELLAN, A. T. Postmaster. Peltier Clem. butcher

Powell W. W., farmer

Skinner E. C., sheep rancher Skinner F. T.. cattle rancher Skinner Thos., market gardener

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KEN LAC KENLIS, ‘Winnipeg. Nearest. telegraph office, Maple Greek, distant 10 ‘A post office on Sec. 34, Tp. 19, me ie Rg. 11, west of 2nd Meridian, in the district of Assinibola, Near. | Plisworth D., foreman ©. A. &C. Co. est railway station, Indian Head, KININVIE,

distant 18 miles.

ANDERSON, GEO., Postmaster. METHODIST CHURCH Rev. H, J. Kinley, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. J, C. Cameron.

KEITH,

A siding on the main line of the C. P. R., 848 miles west of Winni-

peg. KENNELL,

‘A post office on Sec. 20, Tp. 21, Rg. 19, W. of 2nd Mor., in the dis. of Assiniboia, Nearest railway station Regina,

McCAUL, ALBERT B., Postmaster.

KINBRAE,

A post office on See, 20, Tp.21, Rg. 1, W. of 2nd Mer., in the die. of Avsiniboia, Nearest railway station, Ohurehbridge, distant 10 miles, Hes Episcopalian and Presbyterian churches.

Bambridge George, blacksmith Brown J. H, painter

Campbell Henry, constable Campbell James, fire guaridan Chesman J., cooper

Godfrey rev.

Tulius Otto. shoemaker MINHINNICK, W. H., Postmaster. Nixon James, license inepector

KINCORTH,

‘4 flag station on the main line of the ©.P.R., 605 anlles west of

‘A siding on the main line of the C. P. R., 704 miles west of Winni- peg.

KINISTINO,

A post office in the district of Sas- katchewan, on Sec. 20, Tp. 45, Rg. 21, west of 2nd Meridian. Near- est telegraph Prince Albert, dis. 40 miles.

CONNER, GEO., Postmaster. METHODIST CHURCH, Rey. A. E. Roberts, Pastor.

KIRKPATRICK,

‘A post office on Sec. 18, Tp. 47, Reg. 27, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Gaskwtchewan, Nearest rail- way station and telegraph office, Prince Albert, distant 10 miles. Has water power grist mill; has Episcopal chureh and public school.

ADAMS, ROBT., Postmaster. KUTAWA,

A post office and telegraph station ‘on Gee. 10, Tp. 28, Rg. 16, wvest of 2nd Meridian. Mall weekly. Nearest railway station Qu’Ap- pelle, distant 72 miles.

Von Lindeburgh A., postmaster LAC LA BICHE,

A post office on Sec. 16, Tp. 67, Rg. 14, W. of 4th Mer. in the district of Alta. Nearest rail- way station, Hamonton, dis. 150 miles.

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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Grandin Rev. H., 0. M. I. Tessier Rev. C., 0. M. 1.

TRSSIER, REV. €., Postmaster.

LACOMBE, A station on Calgary and & Ed- monton railway, in the district of Alberta, distant from Calgary 113 miles, ‘has post office.

Aldred Chas., gardener

Burrows W., gen. store

Conner John, speculator

Compamott P., carpenter

DOLMAGE, JACOB H., Postmaster.

Faucett. Wm., prospector

Femehus John, blacksmith

Fleteher Griffin, J. P.

Fouberter Jas., contractor

Glass A. HL, surveyor

Glass H. H., lumber

Gourley D., builder

Northwood J., erushing mill

Mathias Frank, hotel

Mathias W. J., carpenter

Jameson G. H., gen. store

Kolterman H., livery

Morris & Co., gen store

Mathias E., painter

Mathias W. H.. section foreman & agt

‘ell W., hotel ‘Talbot Peter, farmer Vikerson Frank, contractor & rancher

LAGGAN, ‘A station on the main line of the ©. PB. R., 955 miles west of Winni- pee.

Bean T. B.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. A. FP. MeCully, Agent.

Ceyle T., section foreman

Lee Edward, tank engineer

MeCully A. F.

Stephens Frank, laborer

Stephen Thos., seétion foreman

Ward L. P., brakeman

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LAMERTON, A post office on Sec. 38, Tp. 40 Rg. 22, W. of 4th Mer. in’ the district of Alta. Nearest rail- way station, Lacombe, distant 27 miles.

BREDIN, W. FLETCHER, Postmaster LANDESTREW,

A closed P. 0., on See. 18, Tp.28 Rg. 80, W. of Ist Mer., in the dis.

of Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, Churchbridge, distant 40 aniles.

LANGDON,

On the main line of the 0. P. R., 819 miles west of Winnipeg. Has @ telegraph office, express office, Calgary. Pop, 32.

Brown C., rancher

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. M. Hastings, Agent.

Cowan R., foreman ©. A. C. rancher

Gilmore Lawrence, farm laborer

HASTINGS, P. J., Postmaster.

Lloyd Albert. farmer

Lloyd Deley, farmer

Lioyd Sam. A., farmer

Lioyd Wm., farmer

McAlpin Hugh, farm laborer

MeDougall John, farmer

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McDougall Mac.. farmer

MeLaurin Alex., farm laborer

Neeno Join, section foreman Randles H .W.. foreman M. C. C. Co. Rogers S. S., rancher

Smith Lloyd, section house Stevenson Harry, farmer

Taylor James, farmer

LANGENBURGH, i A station on the M. & N. Ry. in Eastern Agsintbola, 180 miles

from Portage la Prairie ; has tele- Mail

graph and express office. oweekly.

Baimbridge John, blacksmith

Grassie Wm., boarding house

MANITOBA. & N. W. Ry. Co 0) G. Roweliffe, Agent

ULRICH, PAUL, Postmaster.

LANGEVIN, ‘A station on the main Hne of the C. P, R., 695 miles west of Winni- peg, in the district of Alberta, Mail weekly. Telegraph office, ‘Tilley; express office at Medicine Hat.

LATHOM,

‘A station on the main line of the ©. P, R., 749 miles west of Winni- peg. Has a telegraph office.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Co. B. Fallow, Agent.

LEANCHOIL, A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 985 miles west of Winni- pes,

LEDUC, A station on the Calgary & Ed- monton Ry., distant from Calgary 174 miles, from Edmonton 18 miles. Tel. No P. 0. Mail from ‘trains north and south.

Douglas & Caseault, gen store Heath N. B., gen store TELFORD, ROBT. T., Postmaster. Ligins Geo.. sec. foreman

LEAVINGS,

A station in the MacLeod section of the Calgary & MacLeod railway distant from Calgary 93 miles, the settlement is known as New Otley.

LEBRET,

A post olfice on See. 2, Tp. 21, Re. 18, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, Qu’Appelle, distant 19 miles, Telegraph office Fort Qu’- Appelle, distant 41-2 miles, Mails twice a week. R.C, church, with 8 priests and a lay brother; one industrial school for Indian boys, ‘having 2 priests and 9 grey nuns. Number of children now at school 200. Also one public school, with 85 children on the register this year. Pop. of R. C. Mission inall about 700 souls, besides the In- dians on the Reserves.

Campeau T. P., rey., OAL, priest

Dennehey H. G., Ist teacher

Comeau rev.. 0. M. I

Favrean L., rev., 0. M. I, priest

Goyer A., instructor shoemaker

Guefrer—, instruetor baker

Industrial school, rev. J. Hugonnard, 0. .M IL, principal

Joyee, 2nd teacher

MeDonald D.. instructor blacksmith

Magnan J. P., rey. 0. M. L, parish priest, supt of mission, and post- master

Magman Jos., Rev., 0. M. I.

Meehan R., J. P., instructor carpenter

Pilon C., 0. M. T., asst

Redmond T., instruetor farmer

Seymour, M..M., M. D.

Sworder E., clerk and bookkeeper Ind. school

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LETHBRIDGE,

A mining town ‘incorporated Feb- ruary, 1891, at the terminus of the Alberta Railway & Coal Co. 110 miles from Dunmore junction, on the main line of the C. P. B., 10 miles east of Medicine Hat, and 28 unlles east of Fort MacLeod. ‘Has a board of trade, weekly paper; has a well equipped fire department with Ronald steamer, chemical engine, h. and 1. trucks. ‘There is a 3 storey, brick opera house, seats 300. Presbterian, Methodist, Chureh of England, and Roman Catholic churehes, and public and R. C. separate school. ‘Telephone, public Ubrary and reading room. Masonic Lodge, Oddfellows, Knights of Pythias, Foresters and R. of Temperance. ‘Has money order post office, ex- press and telegraph offices. Pop. 2,500. The principal industry is the coal mine, worked by the Al- berta Railway & Coal Co. The ‘terminal shops of the railway are here, There are other coal mines Jn the vieinity, and cattle ranch- ‘ing is extensively carried on.

Barker A. E., clk Lethbrige

ALBERTA RY., & COAL OO. B. 'T. Gait, managing director ; W. D. Barelay, gen. supt.; J. E. Lethbridge; auditor, H. Martin, traffic agent, Chas. A. Magrath, jand agent; H. McBeth, cashier

BARCLAY. W. D., genererai superintendent, A. R. & ©. Co. Barford Morris, bookkeeper H. Ben- wey Barker A. E., elk Lethbrifge house Barnes F., fireman & asst. machinist N. W. C. & N. Co.'s Ry.

house

Barnes Wm., rancher

Bell Telephone, C. M, Turner, mngr.

Bentley H., gen merchant

Bentley W., gen. agent

Begin C., confectionery and restau- rant

BOARD OF TRADE and civie icom- mittee, .C F. P. Conybeare, presi- dent: T. C. West, secretary

Bowman C. B., dept. sheriff & agent Macleod stage

Brady Sam. R., baker

Brodie David, furniture and under- taker

Brown Ranehing Co., Thomas Brown manager

Bruce J., brickyard

Bulger Chas, bantender Lethbridge house

Burrall B., engineer A. R. & C. Co

Callaghan J., engine driver N. W. C. &N. Co.'s Ry.

Callaghan Jerry, conductor @ F. & ©. Ry.

Callaghan Mike. brakeman

Cavanah John Henry, gen merchant

Champness Fred. J. P., collector of Customs

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Riek Rev. H.C.

Clarke G. G., tel. operator

Clark House (The), Steele & Burge, props

Coe Jas., laborer N. W. C. & N. Co

Cleveland W. J. & Co. drugs, sta- tionery & famey goods :

Cole F. B., brakeman, N. W. C. & N. Co

Colpman Bros. Cairtage Co. (William & Frank)

Colvin Alex. Robert, of J. D. Higin- botham & Co.

Conrad Bros., butehers ,Thos. Curry, manager

Conybeare Chas. Fred. Pringle, of Conybeare & Galllher

Conybeare & Galliber, barristers Coultry Riehard, butcher

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Cottingham Capt. W. H., agent Dom. Lands

Graney E., shoemaker

Curry J. W.. clerk H. B. Co.

Curry Thomas, manager Conrad Bros

Custom House, Frederick Champness collector

Cuthbert W. F.

Cypress Cattle Co.

Davis Jonn R., freighter

De Veber Geo., M. D.

Dickinson W. G., clerk AR. &Co. Co.

Dominion Lands Office, Capt. W. H. Cottingham, agent

Dunwell H., tailor

Finch H. T., accountant, A. R. & C. Co.

Fire Dept, W. Henderson, chief; Chas. Graham, engineer

Wleetwood J. H., night agent A. R. & C. Co.

Fraser John, conductor

Fraser W., conductor A. R, & C. Co.

Freeman Manford, of Sherlock, Free- man & Co.

Fraser Jesse, messenger A. R. & C. Co.

Fuller James

Galbraith Walter 8., draggist

Galliher William Alfred, of Cony- beare & Galliher

GALT ELLIOTT TORRANOKE, general mgr A. R. & C. Co.

Gillies, Chas., laborer Glendenning Miss Mary, millinery

GREAT FALLS & CANADA RY. E. T. Gait, general manager, W. D. Barclay, gen supt.; H. Martin, traffic agent; J. E. Lethbridge, auditor

Greenwood H. F., auditor

Grist Wm., locomotive foreman A. R. &C. Co. .

Hagell E., barber

Hagell E., printer

Hardy R. J., painter, ete.

Hardy R. J, painter, ete.

Hardy Wm., asst. agent A. R. &C. Co.

Harris Howell, mgr. for Conrad Bros ranch

Henderson J., carpenter

HENDERSON WM., prop Lethbridge house

Higinbotham §. Higinbotham

Higinbotham J. D., & Co., drugs and stationery

Higinbotham John David, of J. D.

‘Higinbotham & Co., postmaster Hill E. J., tailor

Hill & Wallace, men’s furnishings

Hill Wm. D., of Hill & Wallace

Hipperson A. J., stoves, tinware

Hodder Ei J., painter

Horner & Hutchison, harnessmakers

Horner Sam. H., of Horner & Huteh- ison

HUDSONS BAY Co., Norman Macleod manager

N., of Sherlock &

Hutchison Henry, of H. & Horner

Irvine J. HL, teller of U. B. of C.

Jardine Arthur, locomotive engineer

Kemp Chas., conductor A. R. & C. Co.

Kerr Geo., clerk

Kerr John, car inspector

Kevin T. D., train despatcher A. R. & 0. Cova Ry.

Keyes A. E., biacksmtih

Kirkham T. F., hardware, stoves and tinware

Latimer L, B., sehool teacher

Lawrence James, stoves and hard- ware

Lethbridge Building Co., H. Mamntin, secretary

Lethbridge Electric Light & Water Works Co., M.; Freeman, mngr.

LETHBRIDGE HOUSE, W. Henderson, prop

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LETHBRIDGE J. E., auditor A. R. & ©. Co.

LETHBRIDGE NEWS, FE. DERS, PROP

Lewis Lewis G., chief clerk to gen. manager A. R. & C. C. Co.

Link Adam, bollermaker A. R. & C. Co.

Lowther Clarence, blacksmith

Lyall Wm. Chas.

MaeDONALD A. Groceries, provisions,

boots, shoes and clothing, James MaeKay, mgr

T, SAUN-

MeBean W. A., photographer McBeth Hugh, cashier A. R. & C. Co. McCaugherty W. ., freighter

McKay Daniel, sen., laborer A. R. & C. Co.

McDougall Wm. Rankin, boots and shoes

McEwen Lawrence N., jeweller

MeKay James, manager, A. MacDon- ald

McKay Daniel, jun., conductor & C. Co.

McKenzie & Stanbury, blacksmiths

MeKay John J., colliery foreman

McKay Ronald, A. R. & C. Co.

McKenzie Ed., dairyman

RB.

MeKenzie Malcolm, prop MeKenzie house

MeKenzie Murdock, prop. Queen's hotel

MeKillop Chas. rev., Presbyterian

MeNabb David, locomotive engineer

MeNabb Thos., master mechanic A. R. Co. MeWhirter Wm.. clerk MAGRATH CHAS.A., D. T.s and agent A. R. & ©. Co. Mahatfy & Clinskill, gen. store (D. E. Mahatty, J. Clinskill), J. H. Mor- ris, manager

Marlow E., bricklayer

Marlow Joseph, bricklayer

WALLIS & FOORD

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P.O. Box 738, ‘Telephone 285, Manufacturers’ 8 Commission Agents ‘Te6 McDermott Ave, “Saturday Night” Building,

WINNIPEG, - MANITOBA.

MARTIN HERBERT, general traffic agent A. R. & 0, OO.

MEWBURN FP. H., M. D., SURGEON A. R&C. Co. and N. W. M.P., res. Redpath

Mime Misses, fruits, conf., ete.

Miron H., butcher.

‘Molloy J., engineer

Morris Joseph H., manager Mahafty & Clinsklli

Morris W., clerk H. B. Co.

Morsop H., carpenter

Munroe George, fireman

Murry John, carpenter and painter

N. W. M. P., R. Burton Deane, supt. Neideg J. A., carpeenter A. R. & C. Co.

Nivin Fred C., storekeeper A.R. Co. Nivin J.. asst, machinist Niven Thos. collier engineer Oliver Wm., contractor Ott Wm. A.. barber Pace Henry, watchmaker Patrick James, fireman Peterson Peter, conductor G. F. &C. Ry. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. Chas. MeKillop. Price James, carpenter Queen's hotel, Murdock, MeKenzie Ripley Robert, weighman colliery Ritchie J. M., carpenter Robinson Geo. W., & Co. Geo.

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Robinson & L. A, 0. Wood) sta- tionery and fancy goods ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Vantighen Rev. L.. O. M. I. Rose W., school teacher

Ross Angus, tailor

ROY M. 5. wholesale liquors and cigars. Russell F. L,, clerk Russell House, M. C. McKenzie, prop Sage Robert SAUNDERS ELIAS TALBOTT, prop. Lethbridge News Saunders M., Miss, dressmaker Savory C. J., clerk Hudson Bay Co. Sefton F., watchmaker Sherlock, Freeman & Co., gen store Sherlock & Higinbotham, clothiers Sherlock Robt. Edward, of Sherlock Freeman & Co. Simpson Robt. colliery supt. A. R. & C. Co. Spencer Wm. Isaac. town clerk Stafford John, colliery blacksmith A. R. & 6.00. Stafford W. Stafford Wm., jun. Stanbury & Colpman, lumber Stambury H. E., carpenter Stovel John L., bookkeeper H. B. Co. Thompson Dawid, weigher A. R. & C. Co., shaft No. 4. Thompson Wm., carpenter

UNION BANK OF CANADA,

P. Vibert, manager. Vantighen rev., father, O. M. I. Vibert P., Union Bank

Waghorn W., conductor A, R. & ©. Co.

Walker J. B., pump engineer Wailwork Nu A., rancher

WEST T. C. town solicitor and barrister.

Whear Fred. W., hotelkeeper Whitney W., livery

Watson Robt., colliery blacksmith Weatherhead J., conductor Winnett T. B., furniture Williamson Charles R.

LEVEN,

A siding on the ©. P. R., 519 miles west of Winnipeg, 8 miles west of Swift Current, which fs its nearest railway ‘and express office.

LEWISVILLE,

A post office on See. 1, Tp. 45, Re. 28, W. of 4th Mer., int he dis. of Alberta. Nearest ry. station Wetaskewin, 14 miles

CAMPBELL ROBT., postmaster LLEWELLYN,

‘A (post office on Sec. 4, Tp. 38, Reg. 4, W. of 8rd Mer., in the dis, of Saskatchewan. Nearest rail- way station, Osler, on the Regina & Long Lake & Prince Albert branch of C. P. R., dis, 19 miles. Telegraph, Saskatoon, distant 10 miles.

HUNTER. WM., Postmaster.

LOGAN, ‘A post office on Sec. 6, Tp. 52, Rg. 18, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis. of Alberta, Nearest railway sta- tion, Edmonton, distant 50 miles.

McKENZIE, R. A., Postmaster.

LOGBERG, ‘A post office on See. 18, Tp. 24, Reg. 81, W. of Ist Mor., in the dis. of Assiniboia., Nearest railway station, Churehbridge, distant 18 miles,

OLAFSON, BODOAR, Postmaster.

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LONG LAKETON, A post office on Sec. 22, Tp. 21, Rg. 21, west of 2nd Mer., district of Assiniboia, Nearest railway

station, Lumsden, dis. 11 miles. Herdman August, blacksmith MeMillan W., blacksmith PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. R. J. McPherson. RUSSELL, JAMES, Postmaster.

LOON CREEK, A closed P. 0., om See. 6, Tp. 22,

Rg. 17, W. of 4th Meridian in the Assiniboia. Nearest

district of Railway station, Balgonle, dis. 35 miles

LORLIE,

A post office on Sec. 16, Tp. 21, Rg. 10, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Qu’Appelle. Nearest railway station, Wolsley, dis. 25 miles. Telegraph, Fort Qu’Appelle, dis. 20 miles.

CANTELON, A., Postmaster.

LUMSDEN, ‘A station on the Prince Albert sec- tion of the C. P. R., dis. from Re- gina 20 miles; has telegraph office.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. G.(E. James, Agent. HILL, THOS. B., Postmaster.

LYNDON, A. post office on See. Tp. 12, Rg. 29, W. of 4th Mer, in the district of Alta. Nearest railway station, Claireholm, dis 18 miles. LYNDON, CHAS. A., Postmaster. MCDOWALL, A station on the Prince Albert sec- ‘tion of the C. P. R., distant from Regina 228 miles, from Prinee Al- bert 18 miles; has telegraph office.

MACLEOD,

An neorporated town in the dis. of Alberta, situated on Old Man's River, 102 miles south of Calgary, the present terminus of the Cal- gary & MacLeod Ry, is located 2 12 uniles northwest of the town. Has telegraph and express offices and P. 0. savings bank. Stages ‘trisweekly to and from Lethbridge and Pincher Creek, each distant 30 miles. It has Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Presbyterian and Meth- odist churehes and two schools. Mayor—A. W. Bleasdell

Alberta Railway & Coal Co., Tele- graph, C. Fraser, agent

Ali HL, baker

Allan John, bartender

Anderton Alfred H., photographer

Anderton Wm. 8., jeweller

Barker & Miller, general store wholesale liquors

Barker Richard ‘Thomas, of Barker & Miller

Barnes R. B., druggist, stationery & faney goods

Black John, salesman H. B. Co.

Blain Miss L. H., dressmaker

Black Wm., bookkeeper for Cowdry Bros.

Bates Hiram, mill hand

Bleasdell A. W., & :Co., druggists

Brand Recorder, ©. E. D. Wood

Bright J. B. rancher

Campbell ©. N., clerk Superior court, Southern Alberta

CAMPBELL DUNCAN JOHN sheriff Southern Alberta district postmaster and ins. agent, real estate auctioneer, commissioner and general agent

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. E. Peters, Agent.

Carson & Shore, harnesymakers,

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J. Little, mgr.

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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Hilton Rey. a. Hinehlitfe . Swanson Rev. F. Clancey John, laundry CLARKE BROS. (THOS. & FRED), publishers Macleod Gazette Cowdry Bros., bankers, financial and and insurance agents Cowary John, of Cowdry Bros. Craig Chas., dairy Davidson H. J. A., Insp. Davis Donald Watson, M. P. Davis Jeff, livery Evans Robt., quarantine inspector Foster Wm., F., blacksmith Genge Colin, hotel Gardiner Wm., clerk H. B. Co.

IGOT FE, FRANCIS, manager H. B. Co.

Girard H., clerk H. B. Co. Girard Dr., Indian department Glasgow & London Fire Insurance Co. Dunean J. Campbell, agent Glass J. H., dairyman & freighter

GRADY ALFRED FRANCIS, Hardware, stoves and tinware.

Harris & Borne, barristers

Haultain F. W.G., ML. A., of Haul- tain & McKenzie

Haultain & MeKensie, barristers

Heap S., hospital isnp. N. W.M. PB.

Hewson James J., gunsmith

Hicks Joseph, barber

Hinton Thos. hardware

Hilton Ronald, rev., Chureh of Eng.

Holy Cross Mission, rev. Father Gravell

Horan Daniel, boots & shoes

HUDSON'S BAY CO., zen, store E. F. Gigot manager.

Hunter Louis Hoffman, clerk H.B.Co. Kanouse H. A. Kennedy (. A. M.D.

Kennefick R., livery

Legall Emile, Father, 0. M. TL.

Macrae Bros. (Robt. & Saml.), black- smiths

Macleod It.-col. J. F., judge 8. C.

Macleod Cottage ‘Hospital, Mrs. Monty. MACLEOD GAZETTE, CLARKE

BROS., PUBLISHERS

MACLEOD HOTEL, T. H. Stedman propietor.

‘MeCartin Philip, clerk H. B. Co.

McLaren Peter, saw mill, Jas. Nicol, mgr.

Macdonnell Alex. R., supt. N.W.M.P.

McFarquer Geo., builder

Miller Blis Challis, of Miller

Nicoll James, mgr. Peter MeLaren

Nixon Joseph, boots & shoes

Norris Steele, freighter

Pearson Geo., livery

Potts Jerry, interpreter N. W. M. P.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Gavin Hamilton.

Quail John Douglas, wheelwright and carpenter

Registrar of Vital Statisties, A. P. Grady

Queen's hotel, Colin Genge, prop

Reach Chas., James, of Reach & Co.

Reach P., & Co., grocers and produce

Rouleau A., livery

Ryan Chas., grocer

Ryam John, assessor

Ryckman Geo., jeweller

Sheppard W. H., hotel at station

Sanders G. E., insp. NW. M. P.

Scheer Michael. blacksmtih

Smith John Benjamin, gen. store

Steele Major Samuel B., supt. N. W. M. P.

Barker

STEDMA

N THOMAS H. prop. Macleod hotel.

Taylor Harry, rancher

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MAPLE CREEK.

‘Trusswell Jno., clerk H. B. Co.

Trotter Eli, warehouse H. B, Co.

Whitney Robt., wholesale liquors

Williams J. A,, restaurant

Williams James, warehouseman H. B. Co.

Wood C. EB. D., brand recorder

MACOUN,

A station on the Pasqua branch of C. P. R., 120 miles from Pas- qua junction.

MC LEAN, ‘A post office on See, 18, Tp. 18, Re. 16, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assinibola, Nearest railway station, Qu’Appelle, dis. 9 miles.

PLANT, JOHN, Postmaster. MAPLE CREEK,

A station on the main line of the ©. B. R., 596 miles west of Winnt- peg, in the district of Assiniboia. Mail daily. Has Church of Eng- land, Presbyterian and Methodist churches, and publie school. Post office, express and — telegraph offices, A large detachment of the mounted police are stationed here. The prineipal oceupation of the settlers is stock raising.

Abbett W. R., rancher

Agricultural Society, L. Rankin see.

Allen Geo. Kyle

Auger J. C., carpenter

Auger Wm.

Barnwell Wm. ,section foreman

Beesley, J. 0., grocer

Brown Wm., rancher

Campbell R., farmer

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. C.1P. Stevens, Agent.

Olaustre J., gen, store

Cobelle Lonis, Gort. seout

Commercial hotel, James Fleming, prop.

INCORPORATED.

ALTY e REMY Tay,

“ SECURITY CO.

or winniree.

Sare Derosir,

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‘carr srock, $1,000,00..BHARES, 85084 Cloutier capital for operating in Real Estate. Conducts a General Keal Estate and Agency business, buying, selling and exchanging Real Hstate, Collecting Rents, etc., erects buildings, Sells property on the Installment Pian, Executes ‘Trusts, Lends money. "It's Warranty Mortgages Brotect the family of heirs ofthe borrower whom lath overtakes before completion of the pay ments, Issues Guaranteed Mortgage Bonds, Deposits received; Interest allowed. A imited amount of stock for saleat par. Appiyto Wat. R. GRUNDY, Ground Floor, MANITOBA MORTGAGE BLnG., next Molson’s Banl

Custom House, supt. Geo. B., Moffat, acting collector

Cooil J., rancher

Dixon Bros. general merchants

Dixon Chester, of Dixon Bros.

DIXON, J., Postmaster.

Dixon Wm.. farmer

Douglass W. A., livery

Doyle T., mgr. Maple Creek Land & Cattle Co.

Elliott Moses, rancher

English J. J., rancher

Fauquier H. H., rancher

Fearon F., prop. International hotel

Fleming James, prop. Commercial hotel

Gourley & Rankin, gen. store

Greely Horace, rancher

‘Hammond Geo., rancher

Harvey John, rancher

Hassett H. Geo., rancher

Hastie James, rancher

Hastie John, rancher

Honey F. M., of Oxararat & Co., r chers

Kearns D., livery

Lavallee Vaul, Govt. scout

Lawrence W. P., furniture

Levesque Vital, blacksmith

Levesque Madam, dry goods

Maple Creek Land & Cattle Co. T. Doyle, mgr.

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McCarthy Alexander McCarthy Charles MecFayden Wm., section foreman Moffat G. B., supt. N. W. M. P. Morgan J. HL, rev., Methodiet Newby Isaac, blacksmith Newby Miles, raneher Nicoll Herb., rancher Nicoll Wm., rancher O'Brien D. B., school teacher. O’Kell Arthur, J. P., brand recorder.

district No. 2 Oxararat & Co., ranchers Oxararat M., horse rancher Parsons Louis, rancher Peacock F. W., rancher Poett J. L, vet. surgeon “N.W.M.P. Post Office John Dixon, postmasien PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rey. D. 0. MeKay. Quesnelle Jules, freighter Reld Geo, clerk Reid Thos., rancher Renaud Jos., laborer Saunders C. W., rancher Shirtleff & Wood, cattle ranchmen Simpkin Ben. Smith A. J., clerk for Dixon Bros. Smith J. Mac., rancher St. Denis C., freighter Walker P. 0. Wallace A. T., sheep rancher Warnock J.

Warnock Jas.

Wood Z. T., insp. N. W. M. P.

Wylie D. JL, Kinworth

MARIETON, A post office on Sec. 18, Tp. 22, Rg. 22, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia, Nearest. railway station, Lumsden, dis. 24 niles. Majl weekly.

TINGLEY JAMES, postmaster

MARLBOROUGH,

A post office on Sec. 22, Tp. 18, Re. 27, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, Moose Jaw, distant 14 miles,

BEESLEY, JOHN G., Postmaster.

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Is situated on the Canadian Paci- fie Railway at the confluence of the South Saskatchewan and Seven Persons rivers; 660 miles west of Winnipeg, and 800 miles from the Pacific coast. It is an important divistonal point on the western division of the C. P. R. ‘The headquarters of the asst.-sup- | erintendent, chief train despatcher and train crews are here; also round house and workshops. The town forms the centre of the great eattle and sheep raising district of the Northwest. The Saskatche- ‘wan river is crossed here by one of ‘the finest steel bridges on the cP. R. The town has five churches, a perfectly equipped hos- pital, a publie library and read- ing room, good school, pure water, unlimited avater power, inexhaust- ible coal beds, stone quarries, fine healthful climate, dally mall, ex- press office, numerous stores, hotels, ete., coal mines, a weekly newspaper, flowing gas wells, ete.

Adsit W. N., meat market Abrahart W. H., tailor

ALEXANDER J. 8. T. of Conybeare Galliher & Alexander. Barristers and attorneys. -

AMERICAN HOTEL,

St George V. prop. Armstrong Jas., road master, .P.R. Bassett Thos., Mrs., prop. Cosmopo-

litan Bassett ‘Thos., clerk Beebe Chas., painter Beebe Mrs., millinery Bridgeman W., undertaker Calder D. M., druggist Calder David Calder J. G., M. D., druggist and sur-

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weon ©. P. R. Clark E., mgr., Little Plume Ranch Clark J. R., water and draying Clark Geo., conductor Clark John, agent Standard Oll Co. Cochran L, B., general merchant Colter J. C., bricklayer : Cumpston ©. B., ebief train despateh-

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J. Flack, Agent.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. |

Nicoles Rev. W., B. A. j Cooper John, milkman Cosmopolitan hotel, Mrs. T. Bassett,

prop.. M. Miller, mgr.

Cousins Wm., gen. store |

Crawford W.. conductor

Dominion Government Meteorologi- | cal Observatory, J. K. Drinnan, observer

Douglass Mrs. Jas., fruits

Douglass James, merchant tailor

DRINNAN J. K., EDITOR & PROP.

MEDICINE HAT TIMES Finlay ©. A., of Finlay & Co.

Finlay & Co., lumber merehants FATT, F. F., Postmaster.

Finlay W. T., mgr. Finlay & Co. Flack John, agent ©. P. R.

Flaker Thos. J. blacksmith | Forster Fred., foreman “Times” | Hargrave James, of Hagrrave & |

Scissons,

Hargrave & Scissons, gen store | Hutehinson T., harness Harper Chas., rancher Hastings J. J. painter i Hayward 8., locomotive foreman | Huges Albert, druggist | Hughes Albert, druggist Lloyd 8. 8., shoemaker Londen Robt., coal dealer | Luno Geo. A., jeweller { Lyttle Miss, head nurse hospital | McClean Miss, asst teacher | MeLellan Samuel, barber |

Medicine Hat Hospital, H. MeWhia- ter, sec.

MEDICINE HAT "TIMES, J. K. DRIN- NAN, PROP. AND EDITOR

Miller Miss, maiton Medicine Hat hospital

Miller M. L., ramcher and manager Cosmopolitan hotel

Mitchell J. & R., butehers

Mitchell James P., barrister

Mitchell M. & J., stationery, ete.

Munroe Misses ,dressmakers

Niblock John, asst. supt. O.P.R.

Nicol W. L., raneher

Norquay James, farmer

Parkhill W. J., despatcher C.P.R.

Payton Chas., rancher

Perritt F. E., principal .B School

Pearson Ezra, mgr. Medicine Hat Ranch Co.

Porter R. C., rancher

Porter & Sons, ranchers

Porter H. J., painter

Porter J. & B., livery

Lost Office, F. F. Fatt, postmaster

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Chas. Stephen.

Register of Vital Statistics, district of Medicine Hat, H. McWhirter

Reynolds F. J,, train despateher

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Therien Rey. A. O. M. I.

ST GEORGEV. prop. American hotel.

Sam Sing, laundry

Sanderson Jas. F., rancher, livery & feed stable

Seissons D., of Hargrave & Scissons

Simpson Miss, teacher

Small Susan, Mrs..

Stewart Henry, clerk

Supremee Court, N. W. T., Judicial District of Southern Alita, W. T. Finlay, dep. clerk

Tom W. H., contractor :

Tweed & Ewart, general merchants

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Wagstaff Charles, engineer C.P.R.

Wellband John W., furniture and boot and shoe dealer, South Rail- way ave.

Wright J. L., restaurant

Walton E., rancher

Yuill Harry €., contractor

MELFORD,

A post office on Sec. 30, Tp. 44, Rg. 18, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Saskatchewan. Nearest rail- avay station, Prince Albert, dis. 78 miles.

of Tweed &

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Webb Rey. W. F., B. A. ROTHWELL, BENJ., Vostmaster. MIDNAPORE,

A post settlement on Fish Creek, in the district of Alberta. Mail bi- weekly, A railway station of the Calgary & MacLeod Railway. Telegraph and express offices, Calgary, distant 9 miles. A good stock-raising and farming country; there is a woolen factory, 160 Ibs. of wool per day, in the settlement. ‘Has Church of England and a school, and a good quality of sandstone and limestone and soft

coal crops out. Pop. 500. Fish Creek flows through the — settle- ment, which also has the Bow

River for its eastern boundary.

Calgary Woollen Mig. Co., Limited. wool manufacturers

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Stockton Rev. H. W. G.

Cleland P. B., farmer and blacksmith

Fish Creek Agricultural Society, Leo Slattery, sec.-trea

Hodgson G., interpreter Sareee Re- serve

Hope Joseph, farmer and well digger

Lueas—, Indian agt, Sarcee Recerve

Midnapore School District, H. Me- Innis, chairman

Midnapore Wollen Mills

Millar Dr. 8. 8.

Newson A. C.. rancher

Paling R., teacher

Patterson—, steam thresher

Phillips & Co., W., woollen manufac- turers

SHAW, SAMUEL W., Vostmaster.

Shaw Maltman, engineer

Shaw H. K. & Co., agrictrl implts

Shaw ‘Hugh K., of H .K. Shaw & Co.

Wood W. H.. farmer

Young Andrew, farmer and builder

MILESTONE,

A station on the Pasqua branch

of CPR. 47 miles from Pasqua, junction. MILLARVILLE,

‘A post office on See. 12, Tp. 21, Rg. 3, W. of 5th Mer., in the dis. of ola, Nearest railway station, Dewdney, distant 20 miles or Midnapore 18 sniles.

MILLAR, MALCOLM T., Postmaster.

Quirk John, rancher

Turner Robt. & John, ranchers

Welsh Alfred P., rancher

MILLET,

A station on the Calgary & Edmon- ton railway, distant from Calgary 162 miles.

MILLWARD,

‘A post office on See.—, Tp. 26, Reg. 6, west of 5th Mer., 3 miles across Bow River from Morley sta- tion on the C. P. R., 881 miles west of Winnipeg, in the district of Al- berta. Mail twice a week. Has a

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Methodist church, mission school and public scho6l, also.a Methodist orphanage and industrial school. Pop. 60 whites and 600 Indians.

Adams A. M. Miss, rancher

Butler J. W., principal Orphanage & industrial schoo)

Coleman L. 8. rancher

Fletcher 8.. rancher

Graham Wm., jr., rancher

Graham Wm., sr., rancher

Grier Wm. rancher

McDougall David, J. P., gen store

MeDOUGALL, MISS L., Postmaster.

McDougall Mrs., wid rev. Geo.

Niddrie I, emp. J. MeDougall

Niddrie William, rancher

Potts, James, rancher

Potts John, rancher

Potts Walter, rancher

Ricks Frank, rancher

Sibbald Andrew, carpenter

Sibbald Frank, rancher

Warnock James, rancher

MITFORD,

‘A post office on Sec. 8, Tp. 26, Rg. 4owest, im the district of Al- perta, on the Bow River. Mail daily from (Cochrane, 3 miles; has & saw sill, two coal mines and brick yard; several cattle and horse ranches are located in the vieinity.

Bell-Irving Wm., rancher

Butler Major, rancher

Bassett T., rancher

Canada N. W. Coal Lumber Syndi-: cate, Ltd., Thos. B. H. Cochrane; man dir

COCHRANE, T. P. H. Postmaster

Cooper J., brickmaker

Cowan R. W., rancher

Curran J., miner

Grain C. W., gen store

Haigh J, watchman O.P.R.

‘The Latest and Newest Invention

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WALLIS & FOORD,

Manufacturers’ Agents, Commission Agents for ‘Manitobe and Northwest Territories,

WINNIPEG, *eP0on 35 ox 138.

Haigh W., rancher

Hambly 8. E., rancher

Hickling H. C., manager C. N. W. C. & L. syndicate

Howard J., blacksmith

Kerioot W. D., rancher

MacKay BE. D., rancher

MeEachran D., raneher

MeNeil J., miner

Mitford Emporium, Horace C. Hick- ing, manager

Phlipps John, rancher

Rayden J. S., rancher

Smith Richard, hotel

Towes F., rancher

White F., rancher Merino sheep ranch

MOBERLY,

A station on the main line of the ©. BP. R., 178 miles west of Cal- gary.

MOFFAT,

A post office on Sec. 86, Tp. 15, Rg. 10, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assinibola, Nearest railway station, Wolseley, distant 9 miles. Has Presbyterian church.

Findlay Wm., J. P. Johnston Adam, cattle dealer KINDRED, ALEX., Postmaster.

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MONETA, A post office on Sec, 24, Tp. 42, Rg. 26, W. of 4th Mer., in the dia. of Alberta, on the Calgary & Ed- monton Ry., distant from Hol- brook, 10 miles.

MAGEE, WM. D., Postmaster. MONTGOMERY,

A post settlement on Sec. 20, Tp. 18, Rg. 3, west of 2nd Mer., in the district of Assiniboia. Mail week- ly; nearest railway, telegraph, and express, Whitewood, distant 20 miles. Has good water power.

DERMODY, JOHN, Postmaster. MORSE,

A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 471 miles west of Winni-

peg. Has post office and tele- graph, Mail weekly. Express office, Moose Jaw.

MOOSE JAW,

A divisional town on the main line of the ©. P. R., 398 miles west of Winnipeg; it has express and tele- graph offices, has town hall seats 400, an organized fire department svith double cylinder. Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Roman Catholic churehes, and public school. One weekly news-

paper. [t is also the junction of the main line with the Soo branch. Pop. 1,500

Mayor—C. A. Gass Amnable Geo. M., rancher Annable J. E., town clerk Baker E. A., & Co, gen store Baker Thos. B., of Baker & Co. Bell James H., horse dealer Bellamy John, furniture

Bogue Richard, gen. merchant

Bole W. W., drugs and stationery

Barbour P. J., clerk

Battie Mrs. Chas., bdg. house

Bradshaw W. Jas., contractor

Brass Jas. brickmaker

Brass John, tinsmith

Brown R. J., conduetor C.P.R.

Brown W. E., rev., Episcopal

Brunswick hotel, J. Ostrander, prop.

Burton W. A., conductor C.P.R.

Birbeck T. E., clerk C.P.R.

GP.R. Dining hall, A. Smith, :prop.

Campbell W. R., hardware

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO’Y. J. K, Stevenson, Agent.

Carter Hubert W., barber

Chalmers I. M., dry goods and genta’ furnishings.

Chalmers James @., mgr for I. M. Chalmers

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Brown Rey. W. C.

Clark E, Miss, milliner and dress, maker

Colpits Enoeh, dairyman

Crosbie W. B., mgr. Hitchcock & Me- Culloch

Colgan & Bates, livery

Camada Mutual Loan Co., C. 4. W. Stunt, agent

Duncan G. E., M. D.

Dunlop E. B., barber

Dryer H., clerk

Doran R. E., hakmess, ete.

Electric Light, Arthur Hitebeock, prop

Ferguson Hugh, buteher

Field Octavius, wholesale liquors

Fire Dept., Geo. Holdsworth, ehlef

Fisher C. D., mgr. C.P.R. Telegraph

Fletcher Ben., V. 8,

Forster W.A., mgr. Moose Jaw Times

GASS, C. A., Postmaster.

Gordon J. C., barrister

Grayson John, Insurance agent

Healey John, clerk

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Barriser, and agent N. W. L. Co. and Moose Jaw Town Site.

GREEN SEYMOUR, Conveyencer, dep clerk sup court Insurance agent and sub brand recorder.

Healey Harry, clerk

Healey Thos., fruits

Hawkes Mrs.’ bdg. house

Henselwood John, insp. of bridges & buildings

Hiteheock & Culloch (Arthur Hiteh- cock & H. H. ,MeCulloeh), bamk- ers, W. B. Crosbie, mgr.

Holt Robt. H. W., prop Ottawa hotel

Hood R. James, shoemaker

Hamilton James. clerk

Herrler F. G., contractor

Lang Hamilton, publisher Moose Jaw Times

Lowe R. H., road master

Jacobson Miss, dressmaker

Jones A. W., painter

Little Walter, carpenter

MucLeod M. J., mens furnishings, boots and shoes

Macdonald RB. C., fruits & confection- ery

McBride M., of H. McBride & Co.

MeBride H., & Co., harness

MeCallum N. G., gen. agent Massey Harris Co.

MeCauley J., brakeman

MeDougall Hugh, lumber merchant

MeDonaid John A.. blacksmith

MeDonald R. C.. auctioneer

MeGregor Alex. clerk

MeGillivery Daniel, clerk

McWilliams 'T. E., boarding house

Meihuish J. M., merchant tailor

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. F. B. Stacey, B. A., Pastor.

Milstone C. W., asst. supt. C.P.R.

Munns John, jeweller Neeland Wm. W., storekeeper C.P.R. Nelson W. J., barrister & advocate Ostrander James, rancher Post Office, C. A. Gass, postmaster Porter W. A., flour and feed Potter A. E., agent Massey-Harris Co PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. W. L. Clay. Purdon D. H., train despatener Richards Valentine, clerk Robinson Titus W., gen. merchant Rollo James, locomotive foreman ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. | Proth Rev. E. Rorison Hugh U., grain buyer Ross Jas. H., M. L.A., speaker legisla | tive Assembly Rutherford J., train despatener | Simington James M., baker | Simpson E., & Co., lumber dealer Slater R. L., merehant tailor Smtih Abiel, prop C.P.R. hotel Smith C.F, clk E. A. Baker & Co. Stacey F. B., rev., Methodist Stevenson J. K., agent ©.P.R. Stunt ©. A. W.. bookkeeper Baker & Co. ‘Times Printing office,Hamilton Lang editor Turnbull A. R., M. D. Temmous W. R., blacksmith Wallace Geo. B., butcher Watt Chas., clerk Wallace J.Mrs.,baker & confectioner Warring J. G., Mrs., millinery Wileox A., chief train despatcher Wilson & McDonald, livery MORINVLLE, A post office on Sec. 6, Tp. 56, { Rg. 25, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis. ‘of Alberta, Nearest railway sta- ‘tion, Edmonton. HARNOIS, A. REV., Postmaster.

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Accountant and Auditor,

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, MOOSOMIN,

Agent for— ‘The Canadian Mutuai J,gan and Tuvestment Co. ‘The Western Loan and Trust Co.

‘The Equitable Life Ass. Soc. of N. ¥.

‘The National Fire Ass. Co, of Ireland,

‘The Canadian Accident Ass, Co,

Town Lots and Farm Property For Sale.

MOOSOMIN, A station on the main Ine of the . P. R., 219 miles west of Winnl-

peg. Has Ohureh of England, ‘Presbyterian, Methodist, Roman Catholic and Baptist churches.

Office of Superior court of East Assiniboia, Steam, flour and grist anil and elevators. Has telegraph and express office, and a high school, Mails daily.

Mayor—John MeCurdy Abbey Geo., livery

ASSINIBOLA ROLLER MiLL, Smith & Bringham, props.

Austin M., grocer & confectioner

Aylmer Alf., blacksmith

Banks D. W., accountant U. B. of Canada

Barbour Mrs., millinery

BARTON W. H.. Lumber merchant.

Brigham Isaac R., of Smith & Brig- ham

Bristow T. H., freighter

Brown Fred. C., V8. .

Burk H. A., jeweller

Campbell Geo.. builder

Canada Northwest Land Co. and C.P.R. town sites, F 8. Young, agent .

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. H. C. Buchanan, Agent.

“H.R. FOULKES,

‘Wholesale Dealer in

Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c. T am now in a position to supply the trade with ‘everything required inthis fie

Stock being constantly replenished with the best brands in the market,

H. R. FOULKES, Moosomin, Assa.

Carman (Estate), drugs, Walter Pen- ington, mgr.

Carson J., blacksmith

Carter E.. M. D.

CHRISTIE A. E. mgr. union bank of canada.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Milton Rev. W. T., M. A. Cleverley John W., prop. Queen's ‘hotel

COLE DOUGLAS H. Barrister.

COURT HOUSE, Oliver Neff, clerk.

DANIEL, J. Postmaster.

Dill J. W., & Son Gl. W. & H. E.). gen store

Dunn George F., auctioneer

Elmore Alt. carriagemaker

Ferguson Alex., livery

Fitchel Mrs., dressmaker

Flemming Alex., builder

FORBES F. F. Barrister.

FOULKES H. R. wholesale liquors.

Grayson Thos., builder Grosveror (The), hotel, Geo. T. Hay GREEN G. E, Accountant auditor and general agent.

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‘Hamilton Mrs, A, G., millinery, Main

Harris James, veterinary surgeon

‘Bart David, livery

Harrison Albert H., agent

Hewgill J., school inspector

Hind J., Mrs., fancy goods

Hind John, lumber deater

Hutchison John P., auctioneer |

Tryine Joseph Hume, clk. U.B., of Canada.

Keown L. D., dentist

Kidd R. L,, tailor

Kinley R., grocer |

Kinsey A., contractor

Lake & Stewart (Thos. J, Lake, Robe Stewart), hoteikeepers

Lewin F. G., general merchant

MeArthur Chas., agent

MeColl D. J., merchant tailor

McCurdy & Tucker, (John MeCurdy & John Tucker), machinists

MeGuiri John, furniture

MeLougury M. Miss, photographer

AUGHTON R. D., & Co,, merehants ness manufactures.

caretaker Court

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Machell W. J., agent

Massey-Harris & Co. N. dum, agent

Mennie James, painter

MAULSON W. H., General merchant cor. south front and main.

MEDICAL HALL W. J. Martin prop.

METHODIST CHURCH. | Rey. J. Dyke, Pastor.

Millar & Co, hardware

Mills Mrs., fruits and millinery

Mitehell W. J, agent

Moosomin Flevator Co., R. Tees, mgr. |

Murphy Geo. B., sheriff

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Murphy Hohn H., sheriff's clerk Narovlansky 8., gen store Nett J. R. ML. 4 . NEFF OLIVER clerk supnreme court Registrar of chattel mortgages and vital statisties,

No. 22,

Ogilvie’s Elevator, Jas. Sharpe, agent Northwest Mounted tor Constantine

Ore T., caretaker

Page J. restaurant

Paul James, implements

Pennington Walter, mgr. Estate of PT. Carman

Poxt Office, J. Daniel, postmaster

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. J. M. Douglass.

Robertson D. D., furniture

Rutledge A. J., M. D.

Seott, J. J., shoemaker

Sharpe James, grain buyer

Smart R., taflor

Smart A. T., painter, ete

Smith A. 8. hardware

Smith Henry, buteher

Smith M. N., of R. D. McNaughton ®@ Co.

Smithers & Co. saddiers, Main

Sutelitfe E., barber and tobacconist

St. Godard E., barber, Main

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SPECTATOR THE, published’ by the Moesomin Ptg and Pub.Co J.J, Young, editor and mgr ‘Tees Richard, mgr. elevator Tennyson & MeLorg (Bertram Tenny son & Ed. A.C. McLorg) barristers spudge W. J, butcher, Main

UNION BANK OF CANADA, ALE. Christie, manager

Wetmore F. L., judge Supreme court East Assiniboia

Wetmore Valentine, clk U. B. of Can.

White J. M., jeweller & watchmaker

White W., barrister

Whiting Jas. A., of R. D. McNaughton & Co.

YOUNG BROS. D. J. Young, manager, Stationers

YOUNG F. § agt Can. N. W. L. ©o., and ©. PB. R. town sites, general insurance agt

Young J. J, editor and mgr, ‘The ‘Spectator

Young & Read, agents

MORLEY,

A station on the main line of the C. P. R., (in the Stony Indian re- serve, Indian pop. 600), 880 miles twest of Winnipeg, in the district of Alberta; has a P. 0. Pop. 25.

Blakely & Son, Forks of Ghost river

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. G. B. Garret, Agent

Collins J. C., rancher

Caleman L.'L., rancher

Graham F. M., rancher

Graham T. H., rancher

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Graham W. D., rancher

Graham Wm., rancher

Green Mrs. W., rancher

Graham W., mgr. Leeeson & Seott

Grass Ph., farm instructor

Wetcher Arthur, rancher

Fletcher Samuel, rancher

Leeson & Scott, general store

MeDougall John rev., Methodist

Sibbald Prank, rancher

Sibbald Howard, rancher

Smith Geo., section foreman

Steinhauer BH. G., rev., missionary and school teacher

MeDougall Daniel, merchant

Niddrie Wm., rancher

Potts James, rancher

Potts John, rancher

Potts Walter, rancher

Warnock James, rancher i

Sibbald Andrew, rancher

MORNINGSIDE, A station on the Calgary & Edmon-

ton Ry., distant from Calgary 122 miles.

ORTLACH,

A station on the main line of the COP. R., 423 miles west of Win- nipeg.

MOSQUITO CREEK,

A closed post office in the district of Alberta; nearest railway sta- tion, Calgary, distant 51 miles; MacLeod, distant 51 miles. Alexander Ranch Co. (H.B.& Geo.) sh Columbia Catéle Co., Hull Bros. & Co. &C. Co., rancher Cross A. E.. rancher Johnston Jas., foreman B.C.C. Little Bow Cattle Co. W. ran, mgr. ‘Mott D. V.. stopping place Norrish J. D. Skrine Walter C.

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NAMAKA,

A flag station on the main line of the C. P. R., 793 miles west of Win- nipeg, 8 miles from Gleichen,

Bristol W., settler Fleming J., foreman €.A,C.& C.Co. ‘Middleton Wm., farm mgr. C. A. ©, Co. and general store

Powers L., teamster

Prestwieh P., rancher

Sparks G., rancher

Sparks W., teamster C. & C. Co.

NAMAO,

A post office on See. 3, Tp. 55, Rg. 24, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis, of Alberta, 19 miles N. E. of St. Albert. Nearest railway station, Hdmonton, distant 12 miles.

JOHNSTON JAS. Postmaster. NANTON,

A station on the MacLeod section of the Calgary & MacLeod branch of the C. P. R., distant from Cal- gary 57 miles.

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NORRISH, J. D., Postmaster.

NATIONAL PARK, see BANFF NEW LUNNON, A post office on Sec. 32, Tp. Rg. 28, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis- trict of Alta. Nearest railway station, Edmonton, distant 27 miles. SQUAREBRIDGE, J. ©., NEW OXLEY, A post office on Sec. 36, Tp. 12, Reg. 28, W. of 4th Mer., Willow

Creek, in the district of Alberta, on the main route between Cal-

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gary and MacLeod. Telegraph, MacLeod, distant 28 miles; rail- iway ‘station, Clairholme, on C. & E, Ry., distant 5 miles; Calgary, distant 75 miles.

Bruce Harvey, rancher

Bruee Samuel, rancher

Burton Fred. rancher

Chadwick A., stock rancher

Dawson Edward &., rancher

Dixon S. B., rancher

Craig J. R., rancher

Glengarry Raneh Co.. A.B, MeDon- ald, manager +

BLLIOT, F. W., Postmaster.

Hovey Chas., rancher :

Honey Wm., rancher

Hart Aug. W., rancher

Leeds C. F. A. of Leeds, Billott & Leeds

Leeds, Elliott & Leeds, ranchers

Leeds ILE.M. of L., Elliott & Leeds

MeCallum Dunean Lyndon Chas. A., rancher

MeDermott Malcolm

MeIntosh Bros. (D. L. & Jos.), stock

‘MeCallum & MeDermott

Mott D. Y., rancher

New Oxley Ranch Co.

Rawlings Lionel B., rancher

Quail W. H., rancher

Springett A. R., manager New Oxley C. BR. Co.

Stewart W., rancher

Willow Creek Ranch, Leeds, Elliott & ‘Leeds R

‘Winder G. D., of Winder Ranch (Co.

Winder Ranch Co. Chas. Sharples, manager

NEW STOCKHOLM,

A settlement on See. 30, Tp. 18, Rg. 2, W. of 2nd Mer. Post office, Ohlen; railway station, White- wood, distant 14 miles.

JOHANSON, NILS, Postmaster.

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NORTH FORK,

‘A post office on Sec. 9, Tp. 9, Rg. 1, west of 5th Mer., in the district of Alberta. Mail weekly vis. Pin- cher Creek and Calgary.

MEAD, F. NORTH PORTAL,

A station on the Pasqua branch

of C. P. R. at the International

boundary, 160 miles from Pasqua

junction.

ADIAN PACIFIC W. ‘Russell, Agent. .

Paterson A. C., customs officer

OAKLEY,

A post office on See. 22, ‘Ip. 4, Rg. 38, W. of Ist Mer, in the district of Assa. Nearest railway station, Carnduff, dis. 9 mile:

A., Postmaster.

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HARDING JAMES C., postmaster

OAKSHELA,

‘A station on the main line of the 'C. B. R., 271 miles west of Winni- peg.

OHLEN, A post office In New Stockholm settlement.

JOHANSON NILS, Postmaster

mn on the MacLeod branch of the Calgary & MacLeod rail jway, distant from Calgary 27 miles. On See. 22, Tp. 20, Re. 29, west of 4th Mer., In the district of ‘Alberta ; has 2saw mills, capa- sity 20,000, Presbyterian, Metho- dist and Episcopal missions.

Cameron place

Lineham Jobn, ML. A. saw mills

Lineham Wm. D.. foreman

MeRae Alex., J P.

Morrison D., coal miner

Morrison Daniel, saw mill

Patterson John, & Sons, gen store and postmaster

‘Watt & Stewart (F. Watt & J. Stew. art), pumpmakers

Wilson John, blacksmith

Kenneth, Mrs., stopping

| OLDS,

A station on the Calgary & Edmon- ton Ry., 57 miles north of Calgary, in the district of Alberta; has a post office. Telegraph, Innisfail, distant 19 miles.

Batho Geo. B., prop hotel

Briggs H. L., lumber and hardware

Coventry Geo., livery

Code A.. lumber and hardware

Craig Sinclair, blacksmith

Fraser Hugh, see. foreman

Jamieson W. A., baker and grocer

MeLennan Wm., butcher

Shakleton Fred., barber

SILVERTHORNE, J. W. Postmaster. and genera store.

ONION LAKE,

A post office on Tp. 54, Re. 27, swest of 3rd Mer., in the district of Saskatchewan. Nearest rail- way station, Saskatoon, distant 190 miles.

Garson C. N., chief trader H. B. Co. Carney John. agency clerk CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

"Taylor Rev. I. J. Congregation of the Assumption R. €. Mission, Rev. Seiler, superior

Dauphin L., rev., 0. M. I. Dufresne Francois, farmer and con- tractor

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Legoif L., rev.. R. C. missionary, Cold Lake

MANN, Geo. GWYNNE, Postmaster.

Matheson .J R., teacher Ind. school

Minesinger J.

Picard L., oper., Moose Creek

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Dauphin Rey. L., O. Mek: Cunningham Rev. E., 0. M. L.

Simpson Jas. K., farmer

Stokes W. 0. H.

OSLER,

A station on the Prince Albert see- tion of the C. P. R., in the district of Saskatchewan, dis. 178 miles from Regina; has post office and telegraph offices.

GRANT, JAS. &., Postmaster.

OTOSKW AN,

A station on the Calgary & Edmon- ton Ry., distant from Calgary 183 miles, from Edmonton § miles.

OTTERTAIL, A station on the main line of the P, R., 979 miles west of Winni-

peg: thas telegraph and express office.

OXBOW,

A station on the Souris branch of the C. P. R., on See. 28, Tp. 8, Re. 2, W., in the district of Assa., has @ post office.

Amos F., harness

Bell R. M., livery

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Geo. W, Hyde, Agent.

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WINNIPEG, - MANITOBA.

Disney H. C., gen store Endersby J. P., buteher Endersby Kate, fruits

‘Hall J. EL, Jeweller

Hall & Wylie, confectioners Harris A. B. M. D.. & drugs

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. F. J. Oaten, Pastor.

McCall J H., photographer

Noble & Flumerfelt, lumber

Oxbow Milling Co.

Pearce Bros., gen. store

Renton A. Mf, hardware

‘Thompson W. F., hotel

Thompson & Co., Iumber

‘Troyer Rod A., postmaster

TROYEN LR. A., postmaster

Young John, hardware

Young Wn, furniture +

PAKAN, A post office on Tp. 58, Rg. 17, west of 4th Mer., in the district of Alberta, Has government tele- graph office called Victoria; has Methodist church and public school. Nearest railway station, Edmonton, distant 75 miles.

Adamson W. W.. rev.. Methodist

GILLIS, W. €., Postmaster.

Hudson's Bay Co. post, C.

PALLISER,

A station on the main line of the 6. P. R. 154 miles west of Cal-

gary. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. G. MeManus, Agent. USE SUGDEN’S TAR PILLS Price, soc. and $1.

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PANIMA,

A post office on See. 4, Tp. 21, ‘Rg. 1, W. of Sth Meridian, in the district of Alberta. Nearest rail- way station, Dewdney, distant 5 miles.

GREY DONALD, postmaster

PARKBEG,

A station on the main line of the ©. P.R., in Tp. 17, Rg. 2, west of 3rd Mer., 482 miles west of Win- nipeg, in the district of Assinibola. A telograph station, and where all trains stop for water.

Baker John, sectionman C.P.R.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO R. T. Manley, Agent.

Gosling Wm., pumpman C.P.R-

Hodgkinson Smith, sectionman

Houston Miss

Irvine Joln, see. foreman .P.R.

MaTntosh Alex., sece. foreman

Manley J., tel. operator

Manley Mrs., boarding housekeeper

‘Manley Ralph, ranchman

Manley R. F., ranehman

Thompson Owen, ranehman

Watson T. D.. ranch owner

PARKIN,

‘A post office on Sec, 10, Tp. 14, Rg. 2, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis.

of Assiniboia, Nearest railway station, telegraph and express offices, Whitewood or Wapella,

dis. 14 miles. Mail qveekly. REID ROBT., postmaster PARKLANDS,

A post settlement on See. 20, Tp.

22, Rg. 14, west of 2nd Meridian,

in the district of Assiniboia, Near- est telegraph office, Fort Qu’Ap-

pelle, distant 11 miles; station, miles,

railway Qu’Appelle, distant 28

MURRAY, THOS., Vostmaster.

Redpath John, blacksmith PASQUA, The junction of the main line

with the Pasqna braneh of G.P.R., 889 miles west of Winnipeg, 160 uniles from North Portal, 10 miles east of Moosejaw.

METHODIST CHURCH.

Rey. W. Hardman, Pastor.

DUNSTAN DAVID, postmaster

PEKISKO, A post office on Tp. 17, Bg. 2, W. of 5th Mer., Alberta, Nearest Ry. station, High River, dis. 22 miles,

Bedingfield Mra.

Brindle J.

Brown J.

Bryant David

Emerson George

Fearon J. W., bkkpr N.W. Cattle Co

Greig Ronald

Hanson Dan., coal miner

Knox ¢.

Miles A.

Minesinger Henry

MeConnall Dan., coal miner

Northwest Cattle Co., F. 8. Stimson, manager

Riley Dan. E., coal miner

Schmidt W.

Shepherd H. W.

STIMSON, MRS. MARY Postmistress,

Stevenson Robt. .

Summers Wm

Thorp John

Waldy E. F

Weinard Phit

PENGARTH, A post office on Sec. 18, Tp. 23, Reg. 22, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis, of Assinibola. Nearest railway

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station, Bethune, distant 20 miles. Telegraph, Lumsden, distant 85 miles. Mails weekly. Has Pres- byterian mission.

McKILLOP, WM., Postmaster.

PENHOLD, A station on the Calgary & Edmon- ‘ton Ry., distant from Calgary 85 miles; “has a post office. FLEMING, GEO., Postmaster.

PENSE, A station on the main line of the C. P. R., on See. 9, Tp. 17, Rg. 22, W. of 2nd Mer., 878 miles west of Winnipeg, and 17 miles west of Regina. In the district of Asse. Has telegraph office. Mail daily.

Brooks Thos., general blacksmith

CANADIAN PACTEIC RAILWAY CO. W.L, McCracken, Agent

Doan John, J P.

Grass G. K., builder

MARLING, 8. G., gen. str. &P. M.

Western Milling Co. 8. G. Marling agent ‘

PERCEV AL,

‘A station on the main line of the ©. P. R., 256 miles west of Winni-

peg. PERCY, A. post office on See. 4, Tp. 9, Re. 5, west of 2nd Mer., in the dis.

of Assiniboia, Nearest, railway station, Alameda, dis. 45 miles.

MORRISON

PERLEY,

A post office on Sec. 34, Tp. 22, Rg. 2, W. of 2nd Mer., in the dis. of Assiniboia. Nearest railway station, Salteoats, dis, 7 miles.

WILEY T. A., postmaster

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PHEASANT FORKS,

A post settlement at the forks of Pheasant Creek, in Sec. 22, Tp. 21, Rg. 9, W. of 2nil Mer., in the dis. of ‘Assiniboia; has a post olfice. Mail semi-weekly from Wolseley, dis. 80 miles. Telegraphand ex- press. The Methodist colony oc- eupies six townships here, and have a chureh and public school.

Brown L., carpenter and builder Burdette Elijah, barber

Cooke Jno., J. P.

Donnelly R. H., C. E.

FRANKS, JAS., Postmaster. Hewson C., shoemaker

Newson R., plasterer & stonemaxon Redgwiek N., wheelwright METHODIST CHURCH

. W. J. Atwood, Pastor, ington’ Wmm., blacksmith

Ward Bros, farmers and threshers

PILOT BUTTE.

A station on the main line of the . PB. R., 347 miles west of Winni- peg.

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. Reid, Pastor.

PINCHER CREEK,

A town on Pincher Creek in a well settled ranching district, in See. 28, Tp. 6, Rg. 80, W. 4, in the d of Alberta. Mails biweekly from MacLeod, distant 82 miles which is also the nearest railway sta- tion. Has Episcopal, Methodist and R. C. ehurehes and public schools. «A mounted police force.

Beard & Reid, butchers and

Bleasdell A. W., & Co., drugs stationery

Brouillette W., stage prop

Christie A., contractor

livery and

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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Smith Rev. Heary H.

Coleman Thos. W.. of A. W. Bleasdell & Co.

Connelly Alf.

Connelly James

Dempster., shoemaker

Dobbie W. R., hotel

Dyson Chas., blacksmith

Dyson & Wittkopf, blacksmiths

Geddes C. G., harness Grant J. B., rey., Presbyterian

Grenier A., blacksmith Harris & Burne, barristers Hawitain & MeKenzie, bare Herron Jokn, rancher Hinton F., carpenter Hinton Joseph, carpenter Hinton Thos., hardware & furniture Hudson's Bay Co., gen store, G. W. Gill, manager HYDE, H. B., Postmaster. Kettles C., of Kettles & Co. Kettles & Co. gen store London Ed., laborer MeLaren Peter, saw-mill, Jus. Nicoll manager Mead H. R., M.D. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. John P. Grant.

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Mitchell E. J., hotel Perry Mrs, laundry Reid W.

H., contractor. of Beard &

CATHOLIC CHURCH. Lacombe Rev. A.. 0. M. L

Sannders Mrs., laundry

Seott J. J., contractor

Smith H. H. rev., Episcopal

Smith J. H., rancher

Smith W 8. M.. M.D.

Wilicock F., coal

Wittkop! B., of Dyson & Wittkopf

PINE CREEK,

A post office in the distriet of Al- berta, Nearest railway station,

De Winton, distant 21-2 aniles. Telegraph, Calgary, distant 14 miles, Mixed farming district Presbyterian church and school. Episeopal and Methodist missions,

METHODIST CHURCH

W. L. Parish, Pastor.

, JOHN &Co., Postmaster. and general store

Pratt Bros. (Andrew blacksmiths

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rey. Geo. Gerrie.

POINT ELMA,

A post office on Sec. 10, Tp. 19, Rg. 26, W. of 2nd Mer,, in the dis.

and Robert),

of Assiniboia, Nearest railway station, Moose Jaw, distant 15 miles.

TAYLOR, DAVID, Postmaster.

POPLAR GROVE, Now UNNESF AIL

‘A post office on See. 20, Tp. 35, Rg. 28, W. of 4th Mer., in the dis. of Alberta.

PONOKO,

A station on the Calgary & Edmon- ton Ry., distant from Calgary 180 miles.

PRINCE ALBERT,

In Saskatchewan ‘Territory, a branch line of the ©. P. R., ¢on- nects with the C. P. R. at Regina. Has a telegraph office and two weekly papers, ‘There are 2 steam saw mills, 2 grist mills and 2 planing mills. Presbyterian, Epls- copal, Methodist and Roman Cath- olic churches. Distance from Re- gina 250 miles.

Agnew Andrew, & Co, hardware Aguew Thos. J., hardware

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Armstrong I. painter Allan John, insp. N. W Bain Hugh U., M. D. Baker F. C., gen store Baker G. W., stationery 4 Baker TE... lumber and ¢oal Bartlett W. E., school teacher Betts J. F., grocer Brooks L. H,, laundry Bigger R., electrician Brewster Stephen A. registrar Brown @., saloon Buckley Robert, auetioneér, estate and insurance agent Campbell John M., general store CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLWAY CO. | ©. 0. Davidson, Agent. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. McKay J. A. V., arehdeacon Barlow Rev. B. MeLennan Rey. R. Flett Rev. 7.. canon Cockrill Bros., contractors Cook R. 8., timber Cooke W. A. rey.. Methodist Coombs J. M.. town clerk Cougdom N. G., builder Courtney Jos., furniture Davis J. O., generai store Davis T. O., general store Davis W. Y.. buteber Deacon R., blacksmith Donaldson 8. J., livery Fish W. R. general store i Flett Jas., rev. Canon, Insp. Publie School Goodfellow A. & W. B, planing mill Aoodiellow R.T4groceries and iruits Guinn A. E., plasterer Gunn W. R., barrister

Gwynne R.. wines and liquors Hart Thos. barrister

Hamilton Chas., contractor Hannafin J. D., dept sheriff Hudson's Bay Company, general mer+

chants, W. Galbraith, mgr. Hughes 0. E., sheriff

M. P.

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SECURITY CO.

earn aoc, $190,090. Sunes, 65084 CoMiGsrEs capita for operatingin Rea!

Sonauctsa Bene al Real Ratale and AgeBey business, buying, selling aud exchanging: Real Estate, Collecting Rests, etc, erects buildings, Sells property on tie installment Plan, Executes Trusty, Lends money. It's Warranty Mortgages rotect the family of heirs ofthe borrower whom Reath overtakes before completion of the pay: ihents. Issues Guaranteed” Aorigege Bonds, Deposits received Interest allowed, “A immitad amount of stock {or saleat par. Apply to Waa. R. Guenpy, Ground Floor, Maxzrons Monroace Bupe., next Molson's Huk.

Hutchings & McLellan, harness

IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA, J. E. Young, mer.

James W. J., laborer

Jackson W. J.. hotel

Jardine R., teacher

Kernaghan Bros., hardware

Knox Wm., carpenter

Le Croix Bros., carriage builders

Mark J. B.. lumber merchant,

Mair Jno.

Mair R. H., Govt. Immigration agent

Maveety J. D., publisher Saskatehe- wan Times

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. A. Cook, B. A., Pastor.

McArthur James, stock farm

McCall Isaiah, blacksmith

McDowall D. H., lumber

McDonald J. A.

MeDougall Hugh, baker

MeGregor C. F., carrier

MeKay J. A., ven arehdeacon

MeKay James, barrister McGuire 'T. H., judge of Supreme court

MeLennam D. C., & Co. harness + icLeod Donaid, teamster

McLeod D. D., grocer

MeLeod S., boots and shoes

‘McPhail J. R., hardware ‘McTaggart J., agent

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Montgomery H. J., ins. agent,

Moore & McDowell, lumber

Neely J. M. R.

Nelson Graham, livery

Northgreaves Geo. D.

O'Connor M. C., barber

O’Meura C. P., photographer

Orr & Baker, bakers

Orr F. G., grocer

Oram Thomas, hotelkeeper

Plaxton & Cox, butchers

Pollock D.. laborer

Powers Thos., plastene=

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCIL Rev. W. M. Rochester,

Reld H. A. G. M.D.

Reld J. L., surveyor

Robertson & Robertson. tailors

Robertson Peter, town constable

Russell GR. & Co. butchers

Saskatchewan (weekly newspaper. 4. D. Maveety, publisher

Saunderson James, Iumber

Shannon D. 1., lumber

Shamnon Wm.. boots and shues

Shea F. W., groceries

Sinclair J. E., gen store

Smith John M. Capt.

Sproat A. A. B., gen merchant

Stewart A. S. agri. implements

Stewart Bros., gem store

Stovel C. R., seey. Board of Trade

Stall J. F. A., seliool teacher

Thompson Chester, brick manufact- uring

Thompson B., painter

Toogood Jno. W., contectioner faney goods

Vachon J. A., tailor

Vanluven Y. 8. flour mill

Way R. B., jeweller and postmaster

White W., briekmaker

White J. G, & Co., druggists and phy- sielans

Winters M.. restaurant

Young J. B., manager Imperial Bank

jeweller

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PUCKAHN,

A post office on Sec. 21, Tp. 46, Rg. 25, west of 2nd Meridian, in the electoral district of Cumber- land, district of Saskatchewan. Nearest railway station, Prince Albert, distant 15 miles; has two Episcopal ehurehes.

BREWSTER, B. Vostmaster.

QU‘APPELLE,

A station on the main line of the ‘C. P. R., 828 miles west of Winni- peg. Has a post office, express and telegraph office. Has steam flour mill, roller process, eap. 200 bbis, 24h, Has a private bank. Mail dally, Methodist, Presby- tevian, Episcopal and Roman Cath. olie churehes.

Ambler G., harnessmaker

Babbit C., jeweller

Bailey W, sho.emaker

Beauchamp J. P., general store

Bell Fred., agent

Bell GP. M.D.

Bell W. H., butcher

Bulyea Geo. H. V., furniture flour and feed

Burn the Right Rey., Win., John, Bis- hop of Qu’Appelie

Cameron W. C., mgr. Syke’s farm

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. E. W. Warner, Agent.

and.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Akehunt Rev. H. 8. B. A. Baker Rev. F. V.. B.A.

Green Rev., B. A. Collins Samuel, shoemaker Carthew Cha. E,, ML D., druggist CASWELL, 8. H., Postmaster. Cowan & Edwards, implements Creamer J. 8., V. 8. and drugs Davidson G 8. ML. A., implements Diekson A. D., barrister

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Empey A. 8., gen store

Graham Mrs. Rovt., millinery

Grisborne Hartney, dist. supt. tel

Henly Wm., drayman and freighter

Hollingshead A., painter

Johnston Richard, livery stable

Johnston Wm., stoves

Love & Raymond, proprietors Le- and house

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