Tadmor News Briefs Highlight Yields and Visits
November 12 1315 reports Mr Ferguson visiting Stenen and Mr Buck noting 40 bushels per acre wheat. Threshing progresses and gran buyers busy. Mr Stewart Province Elevator guest. Mr Fredé Meyers threshes oats at 120 bushels per acre. Mrs E M Thomas Mrs Georgy and Mr Matichuk visit Meyers. Messrs Loatz and Adam Meyers return to Michigan after two weeks farming in Tadmor district. Canora Advertiser subscription details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredé Meyers
Loatz
Adam Meyers
Michigan
Tadmor
Farm Lands for Sale in Winnipeg and Canora Areas
Farmers urged to inquire about land for sale under advantageous terms. Contact William Frank at 408 McArthur Building Winnipeg or E L McLaren Canora or W H Wilkinson secretary Canora Sec 9 and John Hagemeister Sec 28 Canora for full details and payment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Frank
McArthur Building
Winnipeg
E. L. McLaren
Canora
W. H. Wilkinson
John Hagemeister
Cream Prices Advancing at Osherative Creamery
Prices for cream updated as of November eighth at the Canoesers Osherative Creamery. Values shown indicate net prices to farmers for varieties labeled Extra No I No. No A and related grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nning
Canoesers
Advertisements and notices from a Canadian page
A mixed set of local classified notices includes farm help sought English speaking, a general servant needed, a house for rent on Fifth Ave, a warehouse inquiry, and a stray colt report with description and reward. The items request information leading to recoveries and provide contact references and page codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
G. H. Hickling
Ore
Mortgage Sale of Farm Property at Canora Hotel
Mortgage sale to be held by public auction at the Canora Hotel on November 24 1915 at 2 PM Standard Time. East Quarter of Section Thirty in Township Thirty‑one, Range Four West of the Second Meridian, Saskatchewan, about 18 miles from Canora. Vendors note 40 acres under curtailment with a frame and log dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canora
Thirt Im
Eyelista
General's Guard 2Nd Division
Removal of Canora Creamery to Water Main Site Discussed
Special meeting of Canora Creamery Co. directors and fourteen shareholders on November 18 1915 in the secretary’s office chaired by President Drennan. Dairy Commissioner Wilson proposed moving to a two acre site on SW 31 30 38 with town water access. cost to move not to exceed 300 for company, water system connection over 2000. Committees appointed to obtain title. meeting adjourned with plan to report Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canora Creamery Co
Drennan
Fybb, Sutherland, Barsgel, Hopkins
Wilson
Regina
Ighor
Fytri-Barschel
Agricultural Society
Carriedston
Hopkins
Johnston
Advertisers urged for prompt estray stock notices
Complaint notes strayed cattle and horses go unadvertised, causing owners to waste time locating their animals. Advertising costs are nominal and prompt notice is demanded of parties harboring livestock not belonging to them.
Land Titles Act Notice of Farm Property Power Sale
Under the Land Titles Act and amendments thereto a notice concerns valuable farm property. By virtue of the power granted, action proceeds to effect the sale or transfer under statutory provisions and related order. The document sets forth the authority, location, and conditions governing the enforcement.
Obituary of Julia Stanik 67 in Canora
Julia Stanik aged 67 died November 11 1915 at her daughter's home in Canora after a long illness. She was born in Maramoros Hungary and moved to Otthon district about 20 years ago. Rev W F Paul conducted the service at home and graveside with Revs G B McLennan and K L Kovachy assisting. Remains laid beside her husband who predeceased her.
District Court Sittings at Canora Before Judge Gordon
District Court sittings held in Canora before Judge Gordon on Tuesday and subsequent days. Appeals included Laing vs Larson settled out of court with counsel E L McLaren. Fosty vs Dumanko adjourned. Gray Campbell vs Stauffer adjourned pending settlement. Several interpleader and debt cases seen, many settled or judgment reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canora
Gordon
Laing
Larson
E. L. McLaren
Pin
Fosty
Dumanko
R. W. Cumming
Gray Campbell
Stauffer
Patrick
Graham & Boland
Rudolph Porth
Jacob Schram
Wederspoon
Bomford
McGregor
Livingstone, Wilson & Wilson
Ramsiand
Fraser
McPhee & Wedderspoon
Doherty & Tisdall
Aft
Kruger Et al
Osadchuk
Bielsk
Szivec
Pit
Gushuliak
Patrick, Doherty & Tisdall
Bontrager
Simes
Wedderspoon
Livingstone
Wilson & Wilson
Dufour
Archer
D. W. Keebler
Baker
Good Lake R. M
von Suessmilch
Pitt
Letters From the Trenches from France Oct 24
Mundey republishes a long letter from Clayton R. Merrill written in France. He describes dugouts, cold weather, heavy rations, fear of shells, a Canadian band, airships over the lines, and soldiers awaiting orders to advance while noting mates in London and Winnipeg memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundey
Clayton R. Merrill
France
Graham
England
Canada
Lfe
London
Winnipeg
City Hall
Jack Metcalfe
Canara
Regular Council Meeting of Preeceville Minutes 1915
Minutes of the regular meeting of R. M. of Preeceville No. 334 held in the secretary’s office in November 1915. Reeve Mitchell and councillors present. Actions include payment for right of way across a farm, appointment of a Returning Officer and deputy officers for the upcoming municipal elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M
Preeceville
Sec
Reeve Mitchell
Bjournstad
Phoenix
Strand
Merviuk
Bjournstad- Mesinuk
Metro Galong
N. W
Bjournsted-Strand
See.-Treas
Strand-Mesinuk
Ole
Strand-Broomstead
Payment of right of way and election polling details
The notice lists district divisions and polling places with officers for Bromas Sie School House and North Prairie School House. It states a right of way account for N E 26-34-5-2 totaling $2520 and mentions multiple accounts approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix-Broomstad
Alva Ruth
N.E
Shirt Waist Dance of the Vanora Patriotic Girls Nov 23 1915
The Vanora Patriotic Girls host a shirt waist dance on November 23 1915 at 8 30 PM. Patronesses listed include M W Cumming A rach and S Cohen guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanora
M W. Cumming
A.rach
S. Cohen
Regular Town Council Meeting Minutes 1915
The regular meeting chaired by Mayor Korbin on Nov 17 1915 notes oath for Councillor Simpson, appointment of H M Sutherland as Returning Officer for vacancies, By-Law No 145, salary increase for C G Keebler, water and service matters, hospital and creamery water supply, and payment of listed accounts including H Mueller Co Canadian Fuartanks Woods & Robertson W Newman Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
H. M. Sutherland
Mornday
Sinnott-Franklin
Chipman & Power
Rowntree Simott
H. Mueller Co
Fuairtanks
Woods & Robertson
General Hardware
W. Newman Co
Norway Road
Editor’s Dolar Owed Prompted Call In Payment
Harold Woods, in town to settle old business matters, left Monday for Winnipeg where Mrs Woods will join him later. After about three weeks there they will return to North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Woods
Winnipeg
Wedding Bells in Saskatoon as Hunt Weds Lowe
On Tuesday October 10 1915 Rev J Medill united Lorenzo E Hunt of Duval Sask with Mrs Sarah Lowe formerly of Winnipeg and Camere in a wedding ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An, Sask
J Medill
Lorenso E. Hunt
Duval, Sask
Sarah Lowe
Winnipeg
Camere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Ferguson of
Stenen
Mr. Stewart
The
Province Elevator
E. M. Thomas
Georgy
Matichuk
Verigen
Pred. Meyers
Crean
Ey J. N. Simpson
Care Dom
Los
Sutherland
Ienora
Housa
Darrach
A. Woodley
Kings Hotel
Sask
Wasyl Procko
Mikado P
M.G
Durham
Ste
Vil's Lake
P. O. Ni
G. H. Clare
Saskatoon
R. L. ST Kle & CO
Winni Man
R. ¥. Cumming, Oe "Pote
Bor
Barschel-Fuhri
Lee
Kieley
Doherey & Tedall
Cyclist Corp
J. L. Gleason
Harry Gleason
Cygists Corps
Osia
Metro Buchan
Bromassie School House
W. C
Korbin
Sinnott
Franklin
Rowntree
Graham-Franklin
C. G. Keebler
Graham-Howntree
Rowntree-Sinnott
Graham-Sinnott
Yorkton
A. M. & BR. Derrach
Tha Dolar
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