Mortgage Sale Notice for Pergin Townsite
Robertson Adame Lumber Company Limited Sale to be held at 2:30 pm on a date in October 1916 in the Townsite of Pergin. Terms require twenty five percent deposit with balance due on transfer within two months after sale. Government liens apply. For details contact Graham Boland Yorkton Saskatchewan. Dated February 17 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pergin
Land Titles Office
Trictober
Messrs
Graham & Boland
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Notice of Estate Administration in Saskatchewan
Claimants named the Post Office of Saskatchewan request verification to Livingstone Yorkton and Mary Olsen regarding the estate of the deceased. Statement of tutory declaration by Wilson and legal solicitors for Enid Eley Olesen references the last will and administrative proceedings before February 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St of Saskatchewan
Eame
Livingstone
Yorkton
Mary Olsen
Declaratson & Wilson
Strand Trix
Willenid
Eley Olesen
Securi
Omer
Service Lien Advertised in Office Form
A notice states you can obtain a service lien at the advertiser's office using the statutory form printed on good paper.
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Advertiser Office
Hughes Urges Duty to Fight for Freedom in War Talk
Hon. W. M. Hughes, Australia’s Labor Premier, spoke at the Canadian Club of Ottawa on Saturday. He defended compulsory training and warned that war demands constant readiness, noting Australia had mobilized 140,000 to overseas service with 245,000 enlisted to date and projecting 200,000 by June. He likened German bribery attempts to a tiger's offer and stressed unity within the Empire.
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Hughes
Austria
Commonwealth
Germany
Austriaia
Canada
Valentine Social at Epworth League Honors Local Members
Friday evening the Epworth League hosted a Valentine social at Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Welsh home. About thirty guests enjoyed a planned program of memory tests, written contests, a drawing, and poetry composing with Valentine prizes. Light refreshments and homemade candy and coffee were served. After remarks of thanks, attendees sang Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Valentine Secial
J. A. Welsh
Local worker fined five dollars in court
Jos Houtsz, formerly employed by the Darrac hardware, was brought before the court and fined five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Houtsz
Darrach Hardware
Sale of Timber in the Porcupine Forest Reserve
Notice of timber sale in the Porcupine Forest Reserve under the Department of the Interior dated January 4, 1914 with details for bidders and sale conditions.
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Porcupine
Department of the Interior
Canora Live Stock Co Notice to District Farmers
Canora Live Stock Co issues notice to district farmers about intentions and actions affecting cattle sales, auctions, or cooperative activities. The notice calls attention to upcoming procedures and possible participation by local ranchers and members.
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Canora Live Stock Co
Norris in Town as Ex Reservist Plans Return to War
Private H. Norris, formerly of the Ord nance Department, returned to Canora after finishing his term as a reservist. He aims to rejoin the fighting and hopes to join the Canadian Engineers at Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Norris
Ordnance Department
Canora
Winnipeg
Peculiar Piece of Business Pulled In Town
A Remington typewriter dispute ends with J W Platts charged by Gleason for false pretenses after a sequence of transfers. Sinnott loaned the machine, a Remington agent claimed it, and arrangements failed to settle costs, leading to trial referral by Magistrate Barchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
J. W. Platts
Barchel
John Sinnott
Remington
R. Sinnott
Conpeny
Bradshaw Charges Spark Saskatoon Roadways Probe
Regina Sask February 2 Thus far the Bradshaw charges introduced in the legislature on Thursday evening February 10 have led to the hearing of Joseph Poe chief clerk of the roads branch of the department highways to partly unknown. The discovery of serious defalcations in the roads branch funds and the arrest of a witness before a select investigation.
Catholic Bazaar A Great Success
The bazaar and supper at the Imperial Hotel last night drew many citizens from town and country. The Roman Catholic Church Ladies' Aid organized the event after weeks of preparation and offered a wide array of articles, making it a very successful fundraiser.
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Imperial Hotel
Saskatchewan's Greatest Need for Prosperity and Cultivation
The article argues Saskatchewan's greatest need is prosperity driven by proper cultivation and better returns. It highlights infested farms and half crop yields, urging settlers and workers on the land to increase cultivation, expand crops, and improve yields for stronger growth.
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Saskatchewan
No Title Available Expansion urged to attract settlers
Expansion depends entirely on more settlers. We must not rest while only one sixth of our rich soil is cropped. Government railways boards of trade bankers and municipal groups should back immigration. The day of free homestead south of the Saskatchewan has passed but many opportunities remain for workers. The provincial government supports active immigration and will benefit from higher per capita subsidies as population grows. The province is ripe for further expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Saskatchewan
Dominion
Local people visit towns and return from trips
Local residents and visitors are noted coming and going. W J Grifith and L Goldstein are seen in town as are J A McKellar and Mrs J F Orr. Several others from Grandview Winnipeg Tadmor Crystal Lake Sturgis and Preeceville are mentioned with visits and trips.
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Mrs. Chas. Armstrong
Crystal Lake
Town
Tadmor News Tidbits From Canada Visit and Local Meetings
The item notes Mrs. Jinnett and son Raymond of McNutt returning home after a two week visit with Mrs. Proden. Mrs. Proden and Mrs. OBrien visited Canora on Saturday. Mr. Jax Ringer of Canora was associated with Me. and Mr. Frankling on.
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Ole Anderson
Goodhue
Mrs. Smith
Tait, Sask
Mrs. Proden
Mrs. O'brien
Canora
Mr. Jax. Ringer
Mr. Frankling
Wolf problem near The Pas prompts deer losses
A brief unnamed report notes wolves near The Pas causing deer losses at Herb Lake camp. Vague references mention packs seen at night and activity attributed to eleven large bases from Osh.
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Pas
Herb Lake
Fromn Osh
Arrested for Assaults Cannot Beat Away With It
A fragmented report notes an arrest tied to assault allegations. The wording is unclear but implies the accused faced charges related to violent acts and attempted self defense. Further details are unreadable in the supplied text.
How Our Liquor Problem Was Settled
In Chicago Paul Scott claimed there was no liquor problem in Saskatchewan during immigration business. He argued government sales replaced bars, implying prohibition. The piece uses a biting analogy about coughing and the coffin to satirize the claim.
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Chicago
Paul Scott
Saskatchewan
Sinc
Scott
Canadian court fines shipper for cruelty to animals
D J Hoffman of Saskatoon faced a five dollar fine and a severe reprimand by the magistrate for packing two large c are in a box 19 inches by 6 and 8 inches for shipment to Clavet. The case highlights concerns over animal cruelty and enforcement.
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Saskatoon
Clavet
D.J
Hoffman
Meadowdale and Nearby Churches Evening Services
Readable schedule lists Meadowdale at 11 a.m. Crooked Hill at 3 p.m. Canora at 7 30 p.m. Srp schol as Comat at 8 p.m. An invitation extends to all who can attend these services.
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Meadowdale
Crooked Hill
Canora
Srp Schol
Comat
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Preeceen, Verigin
Canom
Jewelry
Willtin
Crerniack
Prop
Famous Chemiste, Co
Montreal
Na-Dra-Co
C Grippe
Nyall
Tson Uggist
E. Sachatoff
Raelettor, Starry Valeo Chanter
Sask
E. L. McLaren,b. A
Harrister, Ju Yg
Sotary Public
Sark
J. G. Warren
Sachatorf
Canora, Sark
R. A. Dic
D. H. MacDonald
J. A. Sterling
McArthur
McCormick
Canora Billiard Pool
Ne-Orexen Yeyf
Bath Electric
J. EB. Crouse
Erapegs
Spandier & Erichsen
Qutckers
Drew
Wiennipeg
Momdlay
Joseph Drew
Supreme Court District of
Robertson- Adame Lumber Company, ,Limited, Playstiff
Bers
Ry Christopherson
of Saskatchewan
Judicial District of
Elev Glesen
Australia
Canadian Club of
Ottawa
Valentine Social
Armers
Inten
Norris
Will
Bradshaw
L. Goldstein
Dave Fleming
le Pas
J. A. McKellar
C.N.R
Grandview
J. F. Orr
A. G. Donaldson
Union Bank
Verigin
David Keast
Mrs. C. Hammel
Mukado
Mrs. T. Laurence
Mesdames Rex and
Weikle
Sturgis
R. C. Bazaar
Harry Wilkinson
Percy Smith
Messrs. I. Carlson
Turrell
Preeceville
T. M. Frederikeen
B.D. Lageson
Stonen
Fred. Boasten
Littl Dorothy
Aleask
Robt. Black
Tadmor News
Pea Meade
Pugmacious
Britain
France
Russia
Church Services
Church OF England
P. Reade
Sexagesima
St. George's Church
Presbyterian Church
Willian Sharpe
Rev. Smith
Dominion Land Regulations
Lane
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