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From Brandon Weekly Mail 1883 April 2 - 1883 July 13. After that microfilm of the paper is missing until 1883 Sept 16. But the advertisement does not appear then. So he must have left Brandon during that period. From a letters from Robert Hill 1993 May 13,17. RH6-8,9 also from Catching the Sun Phillipe Maurice from an email from David Mattison 2000 January 16th	CORNELIUS JOHN SOULE ARCHITECT. LATE OF GUELPH, ONT. 11th St., 2 Doors South of Merchant's Bank 73-d
Calgary Herald 1883 November 2nd until at least 1884 January 2 the author found this reference at the Glenbow Archives.	The Highland Studio Photographic Tent next door to Dr. Henderson's Office. Groups Taken at Short Notice Has now a fine series OF V I E W S! CORNELIUS J. SOULE CALGARY, N. W. T.
Calgary Weekly Herald August 31, Nov 2, 9, 1883 the author found this reference at the Glenbow Archives. first issue of the Calgary Herald was August 31, 1883 Donald Luxton also discovered the Calgary Herald Vol. 1 No. 1 1883 Aug. 31 reference 2002 July while on a visit to Calgary and Southern Alberta.	Cornelius J. Soule Architect and Building Superintendent office next to Dr. henderson's office CALGARY, N. W. T.
Henderson's Gazeteer and directory of Manitoba and the Northwest 1884 p207 from the Glenbow Archives	Soule, C. J. , photographer
Henderson's North West Gazetteer & Directory, 1884 Calgary	SOULE, Cornelius J., photographer, 1884, Calgary
Edmonton Bulletin, May 31, 1884	Photographs-The undersigned will be at the Hudson's Bay Co.'s Fort for a few weeks only, for the purpose of taking Portraits, Groups, Buildings, views, etc. and will be happy to see all who call. CORNELIUS J. SOULE, photographer. Edmonton, May 26, 1883(sic)"
[Battleford] Saskatchewan Herald September 20, 1884 also from Catching the Sun Phillipe Maurice also from an email from David Mattison 2000 January 16th	C.J. Soule, photographic artist, who has been taking photographs and views up the river arrived down per skiff on the 8th, and has opened a studio in town, where he will remain for a few weeks.
[Battleford] Saskatchewan Herald October 17, 1884 photocopy of the article from Nadine Small, Saskatcewan Archives Board , 1994 December 15 also from Catching the Sun Phillipe Maurice also from an email from David Mattison 2000 January 16th	Mr. Soule, photographic artist, has been very busy since he came here, and besides a large number of likenesses and views for private parties he has secured a series of stereoscopic and other views of Battleford as seen from various points, and a number of places of interest in the neighborhood. He has two admirable views of the town--one showing the main street on the north, and the other the town and the hill on the south side of Battle River, besides a couple showing the town in the distance. He also has a fine series of stereoscopic views taken from the big hill to the south of the town, showing the lakes at its base, and the Eagle Hills and the plains in the distance. His collection also contains a good collection of pictures of points along the railway, in the Rockies, at Edmonton, St. Albert, Fort Saskatchewan, Fort Pitt, and other points on the Saskatchewan. The views are admirably taken and should meet with a ready sale.
[Battleford] Saskatchewan Herald November 14, 1884 photocopy of the article from Nadine Small, Saskatcewan Archives Board , 1994 December 15 also from Catching the Sun Phillipe Maurice also from an email from David Mattison 2000 January 16th	Mr. Soule, photographic artist, who has been here for a couple of months, and whose views will do much to make known the beauties of this district, will leave for the east next week, spending a few days at Carlton on his way. He has taken a great many likenesses here, and his work has given universal satisfaction.
[Battleford] Saskatchewan Herald November 28, 1884 also from Catching the Sun Phillipe Maurice also from an email from David Mattison 2000 January 16th	Mr. Soule, photographer, leaves for the east today by the Qu-Appelle stage. He will winter at Regina.
[Manitoba] Daily Free Press April 8, 1885 April 27, 1885 also from Catching the Sun Phillipe Maurice from an email from David Mattison 2000 January 16th	Forts on the Saskatchewan PHOTOGRAPHS ---of--- FORT CARLTON " BATTLEFORD " PITT " SASKATCHEWAN " EDMONTON Also views of each town. Taken during 1884. Price $1.00 each; sent on receipt of money to any address. C. J. SOULE Photographer, Regina, N. W. T.
November 16, 1885 Louis Riel was hanged.	The entire Soule family is presumed to be in Regina. One of CJ's daughters, Annie, told of a man coming to their door and trying to sell them pieces of the rope that had hanged Louis Riel. Anna Robertson, Annie's daughter, also mentioned having been told that the family had spent quite a bit of time in Regina. And there is a picture of Annie and her sister Ethel taken in Regina in 1885.
1884 Henderson's North West Gazetteer & Directory, 1884 Calgary	SOULE, Cornelius J., photographer, 1884, Calgary
Manitoba Daily Free Press October 28, 1887, ad (scanned). from Catching the Sun Phillipe Maurice from an email from David Mattison 2000 January 16th	'THE EARTH TREMBLED' The latest by E. P. Roo. 'SCHEHRAZADE,' By the author of "The House on the Marsh" 'ANALGONYAN MAIDEN' By a Canadian Author NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY AT UGLOW'S Beautiful new stock of Fine Fancy Goods Just received. Novelties in Fina China Goods Just received an immense line of Rocky Mount- tain Views by Soule. The largest selection of Books, Stationary, and Fancy Goods in the city W. UGLOW, 480 Main St., Winnipeg.
Henderson's 1904 Directory from the Edomonton Archives	Soule, C. J., architect; Jasper Ave., Johnson-Walker Block
Edmonton Bulletin 1903 November 14 from the Edmonton Archives	TO BUILDERS ------------ Tenders are requested by noon, of Friday, November 20th, for the erection of a brick and stone building for the Bank of Commerce. Plans to be seen at the office of the under- signed. The lowest, or any tender, not ne- cessarily accepted. CORNELIUS J. SOULE d-259-258-a Architect	CJ may have only been the superintending architect for this project. Darling & Pearson of Toronto were the architects finally credited with it's construction.
Edmonton Bulletin 1903 November 21 from the Edmonton Archives	C. J. Soule was called to Victoria, B. C., this morning owing to the serious illness of his wife. He does not expect to be back before Christmas.