Businessman.
Born at Cobourg, Ontario on 28 June 1845, son of Henry Stickle (1804-1880) and Calista Sanford (1804-1878), he worked as a bookkeeper at Watford before coming to Manitoba where he was the first station agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway at Carberry. He resigned in 1902 to focus on real estate and finance, and operation of a grocery store.
He served as Mayor of Carberry (1896-1897) and Returning Agent for Norfolk in the 1914 provincial general election. He died at Carberry on 7 November 1923 and was buried in the Carberry Cemetery. He is commemorated by Stickle Avenue in Carberry.
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Stickle Block / Style Shop (41 Main Street, Carberry)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Stickle Block / Victoria Hall (20 Main Street, Carberry)
Death registration [Timothy Dwight Stickly], Manitoba Vital Statistics.
Timothy Dwight Stickle, FindAGrave.
Obituaries and burial transcriptions, Manitoba Genealogical Society.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 3 August 2024
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