863 EDMONTON DAILY
OCT 14, 1907

WINGER, Jessie
HOWS, J.H.
DODD, Amoft James
COUGHLIN, Contractor
GIBSON, Contractor
JOY, Contractor
PITLEY, P.J.
PITLEY, Glennie

St. Catherines, Oct 11, 1907 - Jessie Winger, of Bertee township, a 
farmer, had a fantastic encounter with two robbers last nigh, They 
rapped at his door and when he opened it; he was coolly requested to 
hand over his cash. "You can have it if you are better men." Said 
Winger, and with that struck a blow for liberty, landing on a stranger's 
chin. Reinforcement arrived promptly, however, and winger, overcome, 
was searched and robbed of two dollars. He declares he can identify the 
assailants. 

J.H. Hows, who has been working on the Clark Drege, returned on 
Saturday evening to his home in Manville. (More information on this in 
yesterday's paper under Clark - See original)

The death took place last Friday from Typhoid fever of Amoft James 
Dodd, who has been employed on the C.P.R. for some time.

Al. Garbe has returned form a tri to the coast. Mr. Garbe's father, who 
accompanied him, returned east, but will come back to Strathcona 
district shortly. 

Work on the Baalim? Block, over which there was a dispute last week 
between Contractors couglin and Gibson and Joy, is now progressing in 
the presence of a police constable. The wall, about which the dispute 
occurred, has been taken down, and Couglin & Gibson claim that the 
fault is with the plans of the architects, the Whiddington Brothers, and 
not with them. It is said that Building Inspector McLeon has also 
condemned both the front and the back walls of the building. 

Fort William, Ont. Oct 13, Glennie, the 12 year old son of P.J. Pitkey, 
teacher of the high school staff, was lost Saturday night and was not 
found until seven o'clock on Sunday morning. The father and Harry had 
been shooting and were some five or six miles from town when the child 
became separated. He was not missed for some time. Search was started 
and kept up half of the night. The lad slept the most part of the night and 
is non the worse for this adventure.