Regular meeting notes from Band board July 1906
Minutes read and adopted. Urquhart requests $15 monthly salary increase due to higher costs. Board votes to raise, Urquhart reports 9 admissions, 14 discharges, 3 births. Staffing issues include a Calgary cook unavailable and a need for a Chinaman cook. Secretary ordered to arrange butter supply and approve multiple accounts totaling hundreds.
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Hateh Fon Bebeman
Mesers Sampen
Bleckmore
Easter
Tatham
Lind
Amatron Ib Urquhart
Minion
Blackmore
Mie Urquhart
Cork
Mie Steen
A. D. Cameron Bakery
le F. Cawsey & Co
W. C. Barrie
Mre. Wilcot
A M. Shillington
Ste. Stevens & Co
Depotell
Pioneer Hardware
A J Roberton
Popplewell
Basic Co
H.C. Arnold
J. He Griggt
Died in Spratteville Mrs Anderson a Pioneer of Reber District
Ine Anderson, 47, born Aug 5 186, died June 1916 in Spratteville after a paralytic stroke. She lived in Freemont County Iowa Nebraska Kaunas Girvin Sask and Reber district before moving to Sprattaville in 1915. Rev Thor Bray conducted the service. burial was in Girvin cemetery. Her kindness and hospitality left many friends in the community.
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Spratteville
Ine
James Anderson
Anderson
Freemont County
Iowa
Nebraska
Kaunas
Sone
Girvin
Sask
Reber
Reber District
Farmers Petition for New Road
Council met Arm River district on Saturday with 44 farmers signing a July 5 1915 petition asking the committee to complete a log road near Pisher’s. Reeve Black noted stakes placed by a surveyor do not guarantee a new road. The group voted to defer the petition until next spring as road costs and grade of about ten percent were flagged. A separate complaint against Matthew T for ploughing and stone piling on the Roswell road was referred to clerk for action. Resolutions paid tribute to a deceased member of the Ladies order and expressed condolence and faith in immortality.
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Dept of Man Affaire
Hudson Bay Land
Arm River
Norman Lampoon
Coun
Lampoon
Lill
F. P. Rumel
Girvin
Matthew T
Roswell Farm
Eigie— Thompson
Tyndall
Train wreck memory in a camp diary fragment
A fragment from Camp Heagtee recalls a cyclone like sand cloud and torrential rain that wrecked tents, canteen, Salvation Army and post office buildings, with people injured while scrambling to safety. The writer notes rescuers, rifle practice, and a damag ed sewing pool and YMCA.
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Alwal
Thareday
Joetead
Salvation
YMCA
Cook House
Tenia
Jounny Miller
Willie Doenald
Bmn Meliald
W. Dralsl
Lionels
Ramkatow
Chester Sparrow
Card of Thanks for memorial support
We extend our thanks and appreciation to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife. Your kindness and support meant a great deal to our family during this difficult time.
Fair arrangements set for Pinal events and exhibitions
Directors discuss arrangements for Devideons snuscommer Fair including booths and ground privileges. A sale of auction rights is planned with two booths allowed, to operate from noon on Pair day. Exhibition space requests are granted with limits and hall provisions to accommodate demonstrations and ball exhibits. Grounds committee to prepare for sports and displays.
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Als
Uwe
Cme
Ube
Sie
Sutherland
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F. C. Whitele
A. ©. Routledge
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