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Iaiteresting Descrip- I tion of Northernl Terminus By IslandJ er Who Returned! Recently.

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I11 these days of adventures and discovcrlm, many new land-s are be-_ i112: reached. among these ls one in‘ p "ciilar. namely “Fort Churchillﬁ’) situaLc'.l on the north enst corner o." Hudson Bay and founded in 1619 by Jens Munck, the Dane vxiir) wintcrcd there along wilh 114 ll‘i.‘l'l of whim only himself and two others survlv Cd.

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In Ideal Immune It bfillll thin- rttteirnt lientinl clown to n ram tinbly moderate nrlee. In thin Pa» Forum-i- there are no oi-i-rhnil piper (excl-pt the smoke tiiir) tn liuitiil. (‘nriiioqnently imitniIntln-i In tmth tniit Incl inexpensive-

Iron ttu one flntllll register the Penn Plpulou Iurnnee eniiy illatrl- bntel hut to every room tn thn hours and. nintntnlnl them In only rnlnlnrt with tho minimum eonnimpilnn ot tool-

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‘ i 1111a been tripled. Two t:n1ns o1 hors-

What grcat changes a few years bring, whcukiii 1930 i1 1110110111 sea- port tovtn is rising on the cast side of the harbour, across 1h:- cntwiuco from tho headland whcro the crumb-I lling walls of Fort Prince of Wales itt-ll the story of its capture and de- gstriiction in 1782 by the Frcnchznan La Perousc. 1 Steel now runs to the water's edge; docks are being built; drcdgcs arc at work 1'11 lhe harbour itself; while warehouses and a huge grain clev- ator are rising to trilao care of tho traffic that will flow through tho port. l Plans are also being laid by the [Manitoba government for the dcvtv iopmcnt of a townsite, which may be 1 thrown open to the public within the next two yours. but the Govern- ments intention appears to he to lease property 011 short term grants. permitting revision of lease terms n1. regular intervals. _

The u'ato11.s11ppl_v of Churchill will likely be brought in uverlaiul from Lake Rosabella. near the old Beech homestead taken up 30 years or sol ago by a man of vision who foresaw" the development that was inevitable in the North. ‘Through the long sev- , erity of winter which is to be found up there, the water will be kcpti [lowing by enclosing the pipes in other larg-"er insulated pipes which will be heated. ' '

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Much Work Completed

A great deal of work has been ccmpletxl 11111. _voar at Churcltill. Eight. liuncirctl fret of now piers 11m; been laid, while dredging is iiity percent ahead of what was expected for the season; contractors for the new grain elevator, Carter-Halls-Ald- iriger. have done exceptionally well for the few months they have been working, the elevator will be rein- forced concrete and equipped with uli modern machinery with a capac- ity of 2.500.000 bushels, with a vicw to increasing the capacity to 11,000,- 000 bushels.

It is not likely that Churchill will ovoi- have any agricultural value, for 1c; can be round eight or ten 11101105 under the muskcg moss although two beautiful varieties of wild floaters are found growing there.

A Six Horse Town Thccquine population o1‘ Churchill

cs were brought to the Doll "m" “The Pas." to join the lone duo of ihoixses taken to Churchill last sca- 111011 by the Department o! Railways

‘ 1111-211 kJIKvd this [.111 c.

ready for opening 110st 11111111113" round turntable is installed. a 011.11 has been erected and lhc .~" 111g plant is for the forcmeifs dwelling :1;c . this compleles a lino umv 510 1: from The Pas to Churcifll.

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Reindeer To Stall: Barrens

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ported to the barren 111110.; 11: Churchill as lhc nucleus of a 1 reindeer industry 111 Northrrn 1V. toba. The herd it is 1:11am will dchcrncd and will be brought to Churchill by train. Lin"

in l\"_"1‘ill"l'l1 Mm-iitrbzi claimed in 1111i “"3" i""‘i'

the iirW-l. in M01111 /\,1'l1"l'iCZ-‘§ are far richer 1111111 111.0 i~ 1-11. 171" MY iiskan ranpto‘ “lid 100 pr-rren‘. bcttii" than those of Norway; (ll-ll) trait:- pcrtation facilities in Northern 1.11111.- tobzi are ideal :15 hcrc 1110 roiigt" will be in ClCiC proriiiiiti,‘ to 1:;"1 rail and watcr, thus affcixliiwfr shipment to diffsrei1t pzmts 111 Ca. - ada and 1111: Uniwd s. as oversees. This 1:011:11

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Charlotte M111 Kuy [left] and Mary ‘ zlcnafcd h? 1):. W. J. Black, Director lilai-Eaxrlicrn of Argyle Shore. P. ti. I.. 1:11‘ (

the next your a hard cli 3,000 Alaska reindeer will be tranm‘

él 11.11111 1101- _1 th-"rc 111 189.’), spcntimg two years iii

m? gmundqixi-illi t1 d1. us. 1t was th.~11 a Hudson

m tin,“ i111‘ :i:'1..i1<..<i~:1 1:; filly cents.

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n11 and Agriculture, {Vzlional Railways. The '1 at the expense of the 11111121111 National ltnii-

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11.111115; 1.11 .-.11111111c1' Churchill had many interested visitors, among. whom 1111:; Mrs. Chapman who along |-13l)l‘i1(i was :1 missionary‘

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lat lzvzilitxr 111111111, that time only

I \'i'_iill.i‘ pccplc 111011 there along

All‘ '31‘? W111i" \;>1i'\?'H v.11; iii» H1111. R. .1. ,\.11=1i~11_ i‘/ii\'1l*l"'.‘ 1.11‘ Raiimiys iiuii (jiinril. 1111;] 1x11 who made a

two clays‘ 1711' cf inspection of the 119v: maport t'w11. Mr. Manion said tlwrft the now road would he given :1‘ '1, 11.11;. :11 a 1.1111111 carrying route i11 the illllllilill ti M31.

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1 '1‘.1ll"il , il|l1l§““.“11‘. ivas r No.1‘. :1 modern] 1s 1'1 11o brought to 117x‘. siiinmor. Th’: r" 11"‘: 1111 1111101‘: >111, irirt in on i .-11111"". iii :11" llilif‘ lum- cJpAiol 1111111 we "v, 1'11 the various: __,“' _ _ ___

HOGS

' there. T110 11111210 cf the new i". The l-"rirr" 11f ViialrS, and:

fell Sept. 1st, \\'il1i(‘r suit; , 15th. Wc left Churchill 0:1.

irishi“; a number of tho 111c11 111111 1' and nose: frozen iii 11.1.1. 1' , ‘at. hm‘ "i ‘Mr m!“ Umrch" y half mile to \'\'liC1'L‘ t1 '1 1 .1 l l“ t:

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l ivaiting to 111k:- was encounter

..'J‘llillﬁ.1l(l" 11. C ‘plain ‘Hm The

l Mm " “w ‘mil UM‘ ‘lnulcs and 11. tuck 11;, 11 " ' " " l“ Lgubgmcs ‘ml make it. as 1.11111: we 11-11111 1.:

~ 1131-12: truck and team hogs ".11 u. eek until 12 o’clocii bogs; 10 plant the freight

the iilslicwcs i1. _. , .,,, i _ ,_ _ ‘- l H N“ ‘It I L|t1ated between L111.» p. a. 1 111. 5d 3d. jxt the Same “me l "d o" w ‘night stops were 11:111. l‘ ' ~_ - m" a “king?” Com‘ lance (r0111 Charicti" ' p‘. ‘up l5 receuved’ ‘l i111 li-“nz 11111011. She ar- ‘

ill by rail is 111 1E1: lmilcs which tllkvs _ ‘a week to makc.

rived in Chuscliill Aivzust 8th and loft 111cm 11'1" Haliiﬂiv Scot. 9th.

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A11 " .1c-'111i:~r 1'1 ‘Vii-ll, Churchill] Churchill MC ch“ ‘ this ' 1 \'-.'1l.\' 111:‘ C. C. Acacia. _ ,, . . . . . C1111. 1k 1111.11. S111», 'l‘l\'1“(l .011 .“nd1?,llh(l m]; L.‘ ill) Ytiisvh i0 11121111161 the“: h0g5, p‘ ' ice s t 1c 111111 . 1 _.

1511a. 1.1 1111.1 1~1t 1.‘1 11111111 m1- ycﬂr u was June ._ _ 31,1 blpygﬂg‘, but l-Qcummeild llalifrii: C-c". 1.3111. ‘Ilicao were t11c Ghoul“ Juan‘ m

speaking I it} Iiyyfp; rilfvgg waters in Churchill and 11111 111111.11». Bay would b: iinxigzitriiili: i" Cnndiuonc ’Ll1ro:: and a hail v1 i011; 111'...‘ t

‘ ‘inurse ice may be sum 1i. about almost any time 1 "r111". so-callcd summer 1110111115‘.

rnly 11111 .=l.(‘-'1l'l1C‘i'§ to visit Churchill 1111s season. ., ,, ,,

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On account n1 the ice it was June 27th lmfore we ivrre nlil: tn haul c111. into the iitrcam to start the

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