Grand Master Willoughby and Andreason Visit Canora Lodge 59
The Most Worshipful Grand Master W B Willoughby and District Deputy Grand Master C W Andreason visited Canora Lodge No 59. A wide gathering from Wadena and Burton joined the event with a dinner at Hotel Canora, lodge work, speeches, and Jewels presented to four Past Masters Wm Johnston J D Robertson J J Currie and E M M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Master
Willoughby
D. D. G. M. Andreason
Canora Lodge
Canora
W. B. Willoughby
Regina
C. W. Andreason
Humboldt
Wadena
Bu RT Aan
Mine Hoa Goben
R. E. Drennan
Wm. Johnston
Robertson
J. J. Currie
Canova Lodge No. 50
Canova Lodge Set Second Tuesday Meeting and Local Events
Mrs Hickling will not receive tomorrow nor later until announced. Canova Lodge No 20 meets April 7 at 8 oclock in Graham's hall. Mrs Donaldson hosts a ten cent tea April 9 at 3.30 at the Presbyterian church annex. Canora Waddell Hospital Aid meets April 8 at 2.30 at Mrs Dockstader's. visitors welcome. Curling game last Thursday yielded an 18 to 6 score with Mayor Korbin dominant. Trunk Railway Co reports track laying on the Grand Trunk Pacific main line. steel expected by late April or early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova Lodge No. 20
Knights of Pythias
Graham’s Hall
Canora Waddell Hospital Aid
T. B. Dockstader
Korbin
Trunk Railway Company
Grand Trunk Pacific
Necharo
Canora Fire Brigade Meets at Fire Hall Friday
The Canora Fire Brigade will hold a meeting at the Fire Hall this Friday. Full attendance of the brigade is requested.
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Canora Fire Brigade
Canora Curling Club Presents Honor to H M Sutherland
After the annual meeting members marched to the Town office where President Wm Johnston awarded H M Sutherland a mounted cane for his work in preparing the draws for the second annual bonspiel. Sutherland thanked them and noted he did the work gratis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canora Curling Club
Wm. Johnston
H. M. Sutherland
Sutherland
Curling Club
Quiet Yorkton wedding unites Dorothy Robinson and E W Bom ford
Dorothy Robinson of Canora wed E W Bom ford of Tiny Sask on Monday March 23 in Yorkton. The bride wore a white silk gown with orange blossoms and a veil, carried carnations and sweet peas, and was given away by her cousin F Large. Attendants included Mrs F Leach, with groomsman F Leach. Rev. Chas Baker officiated. They plan to reside in Tiny after a wedding supper, dancing, and departure via the GTP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Dorothy Robinson
Canora
E. W. Bomford
Tiny, Sask
Mr. F. Large
F. Leach
Chas. Baker
Mr. and
Sarge
Tiny
Sask
G.T. P
Steanen Budget Sparks School Consolidation Debate
The Advertiser notes ongoing discussion on school district consolidation within a small region around Stenen. Plans vary by locality with one township lacking a school and proposals to form a district north of Stenen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitson & Viney
Township Thirty Four
Stenen
A. H. Stenen
Ford Co
Winnipeg
Olson
Ellison
Jes Seapers
H. A. Bernard
Ormaide
Crystal Lake Library Meeting and Lake Developments
Crystal Lake Library Association plans a meeting with Mrs. R A Wilson on Friday in April. Lumber for the first cottage at the Lake is baled by Priem and Sisson. The library acre barn will be finished soon. C H New will move into the John Ness house at the Lake. The Whit Drive at the King George by Siemen library ladies was a grand occasion. Mr Geer postmaster at Astwood visited Lake friends Monday. A letter from G J Deneen of Kamloops BC notes only one day this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake Library Association
R. A. Wilson
Messie
Astwood
Friends
Momday
G. J. Deneen
Kamloops B.C
Fire damages residence on First Avenue. extensive loss
Sunday night about 7 45 fire was discovered in the residence occupied by A Jackson on First Avenue. A frozen Main street hydrant slowed response and a hose break delayed efforts. The interior was badly gutted before firemen gained control. Household goods insured for 1000 dollars. building owned by W Bailey of Stenen also insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jackson
First Avenue
Main Street
W. Bailey
Stenen
Seventh Day Adventists Convene in Regina on Temperance Campaign
The Saskatchewan conference Executive Committee met in Regina to address the Banish the Bar movement. They reaffirmed past resolutions and pledged to use lawful means to oppose liquor, urging action by voice, pen, vote, and example.
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Saskatchewan
Churches Plan Sunday Services Across Towns
The Methodist Church lists Rev Percy Smith leading services at Goose Lake 1 a.m. Wexford 3 p.m. Canora 7 30 p.m. Sunday school 2 30 p.m. English Church schedules Palm Sunday at Mikado 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. with 7 30 p.m. evensong. Presbyterian Church notes Dr Gray preaching April 5 at 7 30 p.m. on If a Man Die Shall He Live Again with Sunday school at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Percy Smith
Goose Lake
Wexford
Canora
Mikado
Dockhohor Block
Presbyterian Church
Gray
Harmony of Boston Soap Sale at St Johns Pharmacy
A short newspaper item notes Harmony of Boston glycerine soap priced at 15 cents at St Johns Pharmacy. The brief mentions Choices and Grape Fruit product names with minimal context.
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Harmony of
Boston
St. John’s Pharmacy
Canora Curling Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Canora Curling Club met in the Hotel Canora sample rooms with President Wm Johnston presiding. Officers elected for 1914 15 include E M Vesey as President, S Cohen and D D Reid as vice presidents, G A Blakely as secretary treasurer, A G Graham as chaplain, and an executive committee led by Wm Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curling Club
Canora
Wm. Johnston
Vesey
Clu
Graham-Stephen
J. D. Robertson
M.plp
RB. Graham
E. M. Vesey
S. Cohen
D. D. Reid
G. A. Blakely
A. G. Graham
A. L. Jensen
D. Stephen
R. W Cumming
R. McArthur
N. Cohen
Saskatchewan Curling Association
Annual Meeting of Board of Trade
The regular annual meeting of the Board of Trade will be held in the Town office Monday evening April 6.
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Board of Trade
The
$100 and Costs for legal Sale of Liquor
Jacob Swartz of Rhein appeared before Police Magistrate McIntosh on a charge of selling liquor in a local option district. The information, filed by Provincial police constable T Dann, led to a guilty plea. Swartz was fined $100 plus costs totaling $107.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Swartz
Rhein
McIntosh
T. Dann
Swartz
Pat Burns Advocates Land Based Living To Cut Costs
Calgary business figure Pat Burns urges citizens to live off the land by growing cabbages raising chickens keeping milk cows and making butter. He argues local production, not foreign imports, will lower living costs and criticizes constant real estate trading as inflating prices.
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Pat Burns
Calgary
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
Douglas Fir leads Canadian lumber output and timber value
The Dominion Forestry Branch reports Douglas Fir production up 38 percent in two years, accounting for 67.7 percent of British Columbia lumber and doubling other Canadian leaders. Canada triples paper output in three years while timber value shifts in Northern Ontario and Patricia district notes signal limited value timber. Max Oettinger visits Stargis. J R Hill sells pool room stake in Canora hotel to M J Kennedy.
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Dominion Forestry Branch
Canada
British Columbia
C.5. Sargent
Northwest
Ontario
J. B. Tyrrell
Patricia
Meeting of football enthusiasts in Canora
A preliminary gathering of local football enthusiasts met Friday in the Hotel Chamberlain sample room. The group expects a strong season with new players and aims to keep Canora as champions of Saskatchewan’s North Eastern district. Secretary pro tem C. H. Pain will organize the club at Hotel Canora sample rooms next Thursday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Canora
Saskatchewan
C. H. Pain
Canora notes and regional society briefings
In Canora area news H Houghton of Sturgis J D Lageson Preeceville visitors Mrs J D Burke Kamsack visitors Mrs Schuler of Kamsack guests Mike Kostinoff and son Alex Winnipeg trip Grier resident north of Preeceville in town Geo Inglis Winnipeg holiday Levi Tisdale Preeceville hired as Canora Milling Co engineer I D Burke heads to Blanchard N D for farming Miss Morrell Hagemenster returns from Preeceville Mani tou visit Albert Gall from Mani tou Manitoba G Mundie R N W M P Punnichy visitor J McGregor Canadian Bank of Commerce staff Saskatoon trip Geo M Code Winnipeg Gutta Percha & Rubber Ltd in town C Rockney Preeceville en route to Spring Valley Wis for summer Canora death Clarence Bennett Grand Forks N D Hayden to Tracy Minn. property sale 4th Avenue to James Gibney R MacLeod CN R agent from Dalkeith illness father improving Mr and Mrs C Clark Norwood Ontario Greek play Medea advertised Rev Walter G Western praised O F meets tonight J R Hill Arcadia Valley Sask Canora Live Stock Co order from Oak Lake for hogs baseball team planning meeting April 8 pool room theft at Imperial hotel cloth and balls stolen D Drover Chiselhurst Ont James Smillie Hensall Ont sold fine colts to D D Reid Canora Sask Royal Ronald and King Thomas breeding lines noted Huron Expositor March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Drover
Chiselhurst
Ont
James Smillie
Hensall
D. D. Reid
V.S
Canora
Sask
Mr. Drover
Royal Ronald
Mr. Smillie
King Thomas
Huron Expositor
Engineers Asked to Furnish Definite Water Supply Statement
Regular town council meeting in the town office chaired by Mayor Korbin. Minutes approved. Fire hose ordered at 1.00 per foot f o b Canora. Gravel accounts settled with H Althaus and credits to F Kenzle for delivered gravel. Water availability question referred to Messrs Chipman & Power for a definite statement. Band master's salary raised to 50 per month. Scavenging contract to be re-advertised for next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korbin
Dalton Pranklin
Robertson-Graham
Red Cross
F.o.b. Canora
MyLeod-Graham
H. Althaus
F. Kenzle
Franklin Robertson
Messrs
Chipman & Power
Graham — McLeod
J. A. Ringer
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G. E. Hickling
Bomford—Robinson
Steanen
Crystal Lake
Hhowee
Enarpelware
Canors Hardware Company
Seventh Day Adventists
Corsica
Littl Island
N Cohen
Cohen
Yorkton Club
Tom
Gordon McKay
Canoda
General Film Company
Theatre Royal
G. R. Byron
Max Oettinger
Stargis
J. R. Hill
Canora Hotel
M. J. Kennedy
California Sunidge
Falling Co
Carling
Tom Conneil
H. Houghton
Sturgis
J. D. Lageson
Preeceville
J. D. Burke
Kamsack
Mike Kostinoff
Alex
C. Grier
Geo. Inglis
Levi Tisdale
Canora Milling Co
I. D. Burke
Blanchard, N.D
Miss Morrell
Albert Gall
Manitou
Manitoba
G. Mundie
R.N.W.M.P
Punnichy
Wi J McGregor
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Saskatoon
Geo. M. Code
Gutta Percha & Rubber, Limited
C. Rockney
Spring Valley
Wis
Canova
Clarence Bennett
Grand Forks
N.D
Mach
Anderson
Gibney
Hayden
Tracy, Minn
4Th Avenue
James Gibney
R. MacLeod
C.N.R
Dalkeith
Walter G. Western
Cc. O. F
Wesday
Arcadia Valley
Canora Live Stock Co
Oak Lake
Brandon
Imperial Hotel
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