Story from April 8 1899 Rev. Charles Gordon is in Town - The Free Press Turns 115 Years Old
April 8 1899
Free Press Files
The Rev. Charles Gordon, of St Stephen’s Church, Winnipeg, is in town. He was here in 1898 before the railway was completed. He is well known as Ralph Connor, the noted novelist.
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