Prairie Weld council minutes May 7 1917 reflect district shifts
Prairie Weld council notes read letters from H Carpenter on road drag entry and White Swan district inclusion, H S Carpenter on road allotment, grant details for rural roads derived from automobile licenses, secretary tasked with road drag entry, Ed Welsh with district input, council laments death of Councillor Stebbing and votes for a councillor election in division 1. Inspectors appointed for divisions 2 and 5, 10 mill tax rate set, Willowmoor cemetery survey planned, pay scales for road work listed.
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Bural
Prairie Weld
H. Carpenter
Education Dept
Ehatt
White Swan
H. S. Carpenter
Thibault
Bragg’s Corner
Ed. Welsh
Stebbing
Bees
F.S. Bradley
Willowmoor
Doyle
David Ae
Carl Shapsob
W. G. Sherwood
Murphy & Underwood
Saskatoon
Arbor Day Tomorrow and Local Social Notes
Local Briefs Tomorrow is Arbor Day. Senator and Mrs Prince plan a Saturday departure for Ottawa. Ven Archdeacon MacKay visits Canon and Mrs Matheson. Major and Mrs Swithh expect to arrive from Prince Albert tonight for a brief visit. A King's Daughters event last Thursday netted 72 40 for the society. The Willing Workers meet at Mrs McCormack’s home. Tea on Saturday raised 820.60, socks donated by Mrs Matheson acknowledged. A Saskatoon Star remark discusses liquor orders from the dead and a morse price list found at Tempo Avenue hotel linked to Job Mares, who died last summer.
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King's Daughters
Saskatoon
Tewporavece
Westside
Job Mares
Job
Tom Halley
Bhoweley
Early Olio Potatoes Offer Large Batch for Sale
Early Olio potatoes advertised at 1.95 per bashel appealing to buyers. Jotuors described as exceptionally well adapted to the dir sit on a twenly, vols producers renal vepers. 7 Mea. (Dr.) Millar.
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Bashel
Renal
Millar
Canadian Raid Storms German Trenches Nabs 47 Prisoners
Canadian War Records recount a raid on the Germans with a six yard frontage and The Pimple fortification. Our assault penetrated deep into enemy trenches, destroying dugouts and three nine shafts. Forty seven prisoners were taken including one officer and two NCOs.
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Canadian War Records Office
Pimple
Triangle
Howey
Fla
11Th Bany Regiment
N.c.o.’S
The Indian and Civilization in Manitoba's Early Years
A historical piece reflects on the transformation of Indigenous life in Manitoba from nomadic origins to settler society by 1917. It discusses origins, migration, and the shift from buffalo hunts to settled farming, schooling, and agency life under Dominion policies. The narrative links spiritual belief, landscape, and cultural change.
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Winnipeg
Cughiares
Fort Garry
Dominion
Manitoba
Pacific
Asia
By Mountains
Prairie Land
Seria
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