655 EDMONTON DAILY
MAR  22, 1907

CLARK, Eugene
KIMBALL, George
KIMBALL, Austin
WHITE, W.H.
KELLY, James
WILMEROTH, E. Mrs.
SYMINGTON, Ethel Miss.

FORT SASKATCHEWAN NEWS. 

Mr. Eugene Clark of Vermillion is renewing acquaintances at the Fort his week.

Austin, son of Mr. George Kimball left this morning for Washington Territory.

Mr. W.H. White, Dominion Homestead Inspector, passed through the Fort this 
week, and reports no serious suffering in the district over which he travels, 
The 
fuel question with the farmers was easy, as the Dominion Government had given 
the settlers privilege to cut wood free, on any Dominion lands, and coal was 
within easy travelling distance to Almost all. The Galatians being especially 
well provided for in food and clothing. 

On Monday afternoon a most peculiar accident happened, which might have 
been disastrous. A Mr. Nash, well digger, whilst in the act of taking a horse 
blanket out of a sleight, inadvertedly pulled the trigger of a loaded gun which 
was lying in the sleight, and shot Mr. James Kelly in the leg, tearing the 
flesh. 
The ball then entered the horse's leg. Flattening itself against the bone. Mr. 
Kelly 
is not seriously hurt and the bullet was extracted from the horse later on. Mr. 
Schneider is owner of the horse and thinks the accident was caused through 
carelessness. 

Rev. A.F. Forbes and Mr. John Paul visited the sturgeon on Thursday last for the 
purpose of attending a social in the Presbyterian church at that point.

Mrs. E. Wilmeroth entertained a number of young people on Wednesday 
evening, her guest Miss Ethel Symington being the raison d'etre of the occasion.