Saskatchewan Hospital Unit Notes
The Saskatchewan Hospital Unit reports proceeds from flower sales $32.00 and Radisson fair tag day $75.00. A Red Cross cot was donated via Scott, and North Battleford ladies plan a fair booth with a fund tag day. Aug 26 benefit night at Princess theatre features The Best Man sketch and music led by S L White.
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Saskatchewan
Donbar
Rowland
Red Cross Society
Scott
North Battleford
Princess Theatre
S. L. White
Rape Charge Brought Against Pare Bluff Farmer
Arthur Trudgeor, a Pare Bluff farmer, faced a serious rape charge brought by Florence Fellington. Heard before Justice H. Maher, the case saw the accused committed for trial. The offense allegedly occurred during the first week of the housekeeper’s employment. The matter is expected to go to Supreme Court at the next sittings.
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N. B
Arthur Trudgeor
Florence Fellington
H. Maher
Pare Bluff
Supreme Court
War and community notices in the Decal Briefs
The page reports Easter and war related services at St George and St Vital churches, a record of the Manitoba general election upcoming, local patriotic fund contributions, and social notes from North Battleford with details on a Methodist district meeting and a church program led by Rev R E Leitch. It also notes egg price ads by MacLean & Hutchins and local camping at Long Lake with families Burlingham Eby Hoover and Quehl.
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Burlingham
Eby
Hoover
Quehl
Longlake
Walter Clink
North Battleford
J. A. Doyle
North Saskatchewan
Will
D. V
What of Tommy after the war plan to aid ex soldiers
An official of the Salvation Army of Great Britain tours Canada proposing a postwar program to place tens of thousands of ex soldiers on lands in Canada and colonies. The aim is to forestall disorganization after hostilities and utilize the disciplined talent of returned troops.
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Salvation Army of Great Britain
Canada
Tommy Atkins
Empire
Great Britain
Cuntry
Britain
Seac Ee
Tommy
Berlin
Warsaw
French War Office
Russia
France
Belgivea
Germany
Austria
Dardanelles
Princess Leopold of Bare
Blonie
Fundraiser at King George Hotel for Our Boys at the Front
Invitation requests attendance at the King George Hotel on a Saturday afternoon and evening to help swell funds for the benefit of Our Boys at the Front. The message emphasizes a social aid event and financial support for soldiers serving overseas.
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King George Hotel
Winnipeg Firm Inquires Re Elevator
Court of Revision heard numerous appeals with most assessments confirmed. City council met with Mayor Laurie reporting on Winnipeg finances and potential credit from the western manager of BNA. Wiley & Co. proposed leasing the local elevator. town to apply for title to recently donated lots. Public meeting for Boy Scouts planned Friday.
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Laurie
Duxbury
Guzzwell
Jolliffe
Prisk
Winnipeg
K of B.N.A
Wiley & Co
Boy Scouts Movement
Letter on Conservative candidate in Battleford district
A reader from Onlooker ridicules the Conservative candidate for the Battleford district for apparent political missteps. The writer calls the appointment a contravention of principle and questions the staff’s competence and integrity amid promises to Battleford supporters.
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Battleford
Routledge
Annanius
Sapphira
Indian agents buy treaty money in Cut Knife Town
A. Rowland, Indian agent, and Walter Taylor, Poundmaker reserve instructor, visited Cut Knife Thursday to pay Indians their treaty money while announcing Dingle and Co. Battleford will buy fat beef and chickens at top prices.
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Dingle and Co. Battleford
A. Rowland
Walter Taylor
Poundmaker Reserve
Local Briefs from the Saskatoon region and area events
G A Foster attends Saskatoon fair while Mrs Gardiner visits Coleville with her son. Saskatchewan Hospital Unit Day bargains at The Variety Store with table showcases. Simpson L A, M P, notes a 75 acre wheat field likely ready for binder by Monday. Gardiner Presbyterian picnic at the lake Friday afternoon drew a large crowd. Wasps of triple-action base burner variety clusters observed around town. Sons of England parade Sunday to Ss George's church for a war outbreak commemoration. Local merchants adopt butter purchasing methods to align with wholesalers. Edith MacLean and J E Nunn pass First Class Matriculation. Helen Eo listed with other exam results. A wartime diary excerpt references enemy air raids and anti-aircraft talk. The first anniversary of Britain's entry into the war saw a union prayer meeting in the Methodist church. The meeting featured clergy from three Protestant denominations and Hymns with readings and prayers.
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W.A. Cameron
Leitch
Church of England
J. J. Jones
Canon Matheson
H. McKenzie
Prisk
On the Side: War Encouragement and Civil Service Talk
A letter page discusses wartime duties and fundraising for soldiers, criticizes liquor enforcement, and weighs political ambitions. It questions who stays loyal to country over family, notes gold hoarding appeals, praises civil service reform, and argues for continued wartime sacrifice and patriotism.
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Gordes
Battleford Declares Civic Half Holiday in 1915
Proclamation by Mayor W Laurie of Battleford suspends business August 3 1915 to observe an afternoon half holiday for the North Battleford Agricultural and Industrial Exhibitions on August 9 10 and 11 inviting citizens to attend and suspend work from one o clock Tuesday August 3 1915.
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North Battleford
Battleford
W. Laurie
Mortgage Sale In Saskatoon District Auction Notice
Pursuant to Saskatchewan Supreme Court order dated February 6 1915 the sheriff in Battleford district will auction at Rockhaven Sark on Wednesday September 1915 at 1:00 PM the northeast quarter of section 42 township 42 range 22 west of the meridian for sale to the highest bidder with plaintiff allowed to bid.
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Supreme Court of Saskatchewan
Battleford
Rockhaven
Sark
Chird Meridian
Saskatchewan
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Ss. George’s Church
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London Evening Standard
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