Military Medal

Pte.

R.T.

Anderson

2067

Of the Canadian cavalry, who before enlistment was a member of the Edmonton fire brigade. He is known as the Edmonton poet, a number of his contributions having appeared in the columns of the Bulletin.

Military Medal

Pte.

R.H.

Carson

436329

Of the 51^st battalion. His next-of-kin is Hamilton Carson, of Toronto. He enlisted in Edmonton on Jan 11, 1915

Military Medal

Pte.

J.M.

Gunn

437561

Of the 51^st Battalion. His next-of-kin is Hughina M. Gunn, of Milnerton, Alberta. He enlisted in Edmonton on august 16, 1915

Military Medal

Sgt.

W.

Hunter

432173

Of the 49^th battalion, who was promoted from the rank of corporal after leaving Edmonton. His next-of-kin is Mrs. Kato Hunter, of 119 1^st street, Edmonton. He enlisted in Edmonton on Jan 4, 1915

Military Medal

Pte.

W.P.

Martin

436582

Of the 51^st battalion, formerly of the Royal Navy, who enlisted at Camrose on Jan 22, 1915

Military Medal

Cpl.

R.W.

Patterson

432402

Of the 49^th Battalion, whose next of kin is Mrs. Jane Patterson, 9415 98^th street, south side. He enlisted in Edmonton on Jan 6, 1915

Military Medal

Cpl.

G.

Souther

432737

Of the 49^th Battalion, whose next of kin is Mrs. Jessie Souter, Rothis Morayshire, Scotland. He enlisted in Edmonton on Jan 12, 1915.

Distinguished Conduct Medal

Pte.

C.J.

Stevens

437613

Of the 51^st Battalion whose next of kin is Flora Isabel Stevens, of Woodbend, Alberta. He enlisted in Edmonton on august 20, 1915. the decoration is “For conspicuous gallantry in action.” There being added. “Although twice wounded he remained at his post, Later he carried a message to battalion headquarters under heavy fire, and himself captured two unwounded enemy prisoners.” He gets the distinguished conduct Medal.”