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Local Briefs Additions and Movements Across Battleford
Mrs Robertson G Borden is the guest hero of her sister Mrs Malloch. Rev Fr Mourey left Tuesday for Prince Albert for an important meeting. W D Galvin of Galvio Lumber Yards Ltd was in town Monday. H A Warner ex mounted police is now express agent at the depot. Mes J P Maclean and Miss Edith left for Saskatoon. D F Tracksell left Tuesday for Lougheed Alta to add to his store. A telegram from Mrs W F Cooke from Hamilton Ont stated her mother had died. Red Cross thanks for 8150 from Red Pheasant School and 15 from Eagle Hill Sabbath School. High School Board reengaged Principal Perkins and Miss Gifford. Prof Haig of Columbia University in town to study taxation data. King George hotel begins meatless days with allowed fowl fish eggs. Mrs Jos Long’s husband ill in Brighton Hospital after a kick from a horse. The Battle Cry of Peace to be shown at Battleford. CPR officials passed through town on inspection to Saskatoon, then Eight Mile Lake. Helen Lobson’s honors noted among recent exam results. A L Ritehbie to Regina. Yeo offered traveling post with A McDonald Co. Geddes Macadam visiting. Eagle Hills rural telephone line directories printed. town subscribers 10 cents each. Foreclosure case names Christopher Columbus Robinson Crise Nay, stated to be of color. City Council and Board of Trade resolutions urge national government for tougher war prosecutions. Rev W A Cameron leaves for Wycodlar. C A Thompson to fill Presbyterian pulpit. Pte McDougall Red Pheasant discharged from front. Mel McDougall now resident in Battleford.