Conscientious Objectors jailed for 30 days
William Slarlow and Arthur Slarlow two single men aged about 25 and 21 from a Lampman area farm were jailed thirty days for failing to register with the law their defense cited church pacifism and belief against fighting. They were brought to Estevan by provincial police and fed after a jailer instructed force-fed meals though they offered no reasons for nonregistration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Arthur Slarlow
Lampman
Lampran
Estevan
Church of God
Entier
Mcdinard
Wayiatrate
Reniewal
Corporal Melue
Estevan Independent candidate Bryce tops Estevan race
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association backs no party but notes candidate Bryce a Estevan grain grower and ex soldier. Bryce who served in France and held local office is nominated by Liberal Conservative and Grain Growers delegates to contest the Estevan seat.
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Grain Growers
Regina Daily Post
Las White
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
al Wave
E+tevan
Hen. Tien. Hell
Thomas Miller Bryce
Estevan
Hryce
Hryvee
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wolseley and
Lu' Appelle
Yellow Cross
Yellow Grass Grain Grow Rs’ Local
Bryce
Fstevan
771Th Depot Battery
France
Canada
Liberal Party
Saskatchewan Growers’ Association
Board of Trade Meeting in Estevan Re Elects Committee
The Estevan Board of Trade met at its offices on July 27 1918 with President E L Campbell and members including W Nichol J E Loughlin and H T Halliwell. Actions included to supply Ottawa with industrial photos via Me Clinton, address a cemetery transfer inquiry, accept overseas mail copies for the Estevan Library, form a committee on a proposed government briquetting plant, and replace a resigning secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Board of Estevan
Messrs
EL J Campbell
E. Loughlin
W. Nichel
Harry Johnston
J. Krivel
W. H. McClinton
E. W. Garner
D. Crossley
M L Clendenan
Ed. Rooney
H. T. Halliwell
W. J. Perkins
Leiter
Natural Resources Ioelligence
Ottawa
Estevan
Me. Clinton
P.K
Estevan Board
J. E. Loughlin
W. Nichol
Estevan Library Board
H. Johnson
Newcombe
W. H
E. J. Campbell
Fatevan Dray Transfer Business Taken Over
Mesere Mellinton and McHattie take over Fatevan Dray and Transfer. Mr AM Taisey, longtime operator, exits after opening the business for years and may lead International Elevator Co. in Hitchoark. Me Clinton is known with Ogilvie Co. and McHattie becomes partner.
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Fatevan Dray
Mesere Mellinton’ & McHattie
AM Taisey
Pro Wutor
Fatevan
Nenithe
International Elevator Co
Hitchoark
Me. Clinton
Returned Soldiers League outlines outreach plan at Board of Trade
Meeting of the Returned Soldiers Welcome and Aid League discussed improving contact with returning servicemen. H. Johnson moved and J. Krivel seconded a motion to add Krivel to the reception committee. H. T. Halliwell offered to print contact cards to be posted in stations and town, with Perkins to coordinate card printing and train notifications to the League secretary.
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Returned Soldiers Welcome and Aid League
Board of Trade Rooms
H. Johnson
J. Krivel
League
H. T. Halliwell
Great War Veterans Association
J. E. Loughlin
Winnipeg
Regina
W. J. Perkins
Red Cross Auxilary No 3 Taylorton Dance and Fair Notes
Red Cross Auxilary No 3 Taylorton held a well attended dance at Black Diamond School with auctioneer Mrs Able Edwardson raising 20.52 from four cakes and 9.75 from a resale cake. Donations from Swedish Ladies Aid 25.00 and Valley View Juniors 3.55. Upcoming Estevan fair August 8 9 10 features include grand stand shows horse races livestock parade and Rouleau Ladies Band. Officials praise efforts and memory verse added to meetings.
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Auxilary No
Taylorton
Black Diamond School
Able Edwardson
Valley View
Estevan
Rouleau Ladies Band
Dean Rutherford
College of Agriculture
Saskatoon
Walter Aitken
Hitchenek
Clark
Bienfait
Important Notice to Estevan Householders for Tax Roll
Notice to all residents in Estevan who have lived in town for at least three months before July 1 1918 and who occupy premises as tenants or owners at a yearly rent not less than a stated amount. Householders must appear on the Town Clerk’s list by August 15 and be entered on the Householders’ List. Town Clerk B. Stuart presides.
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Estevan
Farmers Horse Races Delayed to Saturday at Three Day Fair
Secretary announces races moved to Saturday afternoon as Friday becomes Citizens Day with half day store closures. Thursday starts with preparations and school sports with a generous prize list. Total prizes near $7,000 and organizers expect a large crowd over three days.
Theatre Electric Rates Debated at Town Meeting
The Fire and Light committee met at the town hall on Tuesday to review F W Newcombe’s request for reduced electric rates for Orpheum theatre. Dethridge argued the theatre’s device is not a motor but installed to improve lighting, urging no special rate unless others in town are adjusted. the discussion ended with plans to seek outside opinion and a further report.
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Normings
Fire and Light Committee
F. W. Newcombe
Orpheum
Dethridge
Local Optician Timetable and Store Reopening Notice
Dr. F. R. Graham's office closes until September 3. J. P. Tripp, Optician of Oxbow, visits Yardley's Jewelry Store Thursday August 8 for glasses fittings by appointment at phone 64 or in store. James Simm reopens his grocery, advertising Saturday specials.
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J. P. Tripp
Oxbow
Yardley
James Simm
Traffic Post Collision Ignites Sunday Night Alarm
Carl Johnson on Souris Avenue near Second Street heard a crash and found a car speeding away with headlights off after it struck a traffic post. The post was knocked from its manhole, reflecting the impact of the collision on street safety in the area.
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Carl Johnson
Souris Avenue
Second Street
Commemoration Service Marking Fourth Anniversary of War
Estevan prepares a Sunday commemoration in the exhibition park for the fourth anniversary of Britain and its dominions entering the war. The program features clergy addresses, singing of O Canada and Onward Christian Soldiers, a united patriotic service, and a pledge to continue the fight to victory. Citizens are urged to attend and park cars away from the grounds.
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Great Britain
Dominions
Exhibition Park
Great War Veterans Association
Estevan
Canada
Maed
Exhibition Grounds
Sunbeam at the Orpheum Promises Bright Two Reel Shows
Mabe Taliaferro appears in The Sun beam at the Orpheum Friday and Saturday with a two reel comedy. Wallace Reid and Kathry n Williams star in The Thing We Love a patriotic wartime drama Monday and Tuesday. Clara Kimball Young shows Marionettes with Fatty Arbuckle in Out Weat next Wed and Thu.
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Mabe
Taliaferro
the Orpheum
Wallace Reid
Kathryn Williams
Clara Kimball Young
Fatty Arbuckle
Orpheum
Registration closes for Estevan polling sub-division voters
Registration for the provincial elections list in the Estevan Town sub-division closes this evening amid late notice to many residents. A Red Cross fundraiser dance at Brown school house on August 8 features a quilt raffle donated by Mrs. Lynch.
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Estevan
Red Cross
Brown School House
Macready and Holden Offer Value Prices on Ladies Goods
Macready and Holden store presents strong values in women’s fashion with discounted dresses and accessories. Shoppers can find affordable tops, skirts, and hats alongside seasonal bargains at the downtown outlet.
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Macready & Holden’s
Youthful Aviator J D Dunbar of Portals Killed in War
Second Lieutenant J D Dunbar of the Royal Air Force was killed in an aero plane accident on July 25. A 20 year old son of farmer Alex Dunbar he trained in Canada and the United States and went overseas last January. Moose Jaw College pupil, his death is deeply mourned. a memorial service is being arranged.
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The
Air Ministry
London
England
J.D. Dunbar
Royal Air Force
Lieut. Dunbar
J. D
Alex. Dunbar
Royal Flying Corps
Winnipeg
Desaronto Camp
Ont
Texas
Moose Jaw College
Oliver
Graham
Sudden Death of Mrs. E. Evenden in Duncan Office
Mrs. E. Evenden collapsed in the office of L. A. Duncan at Midale while arranging a hay land lease. She died soon after with her daughter Mrs. Young and Dr. Bromiley present. Born in 1849 in Yorkshire, she married Adolphus Frenden in 1873 and lived in North Dakota before moving to Estevan. Funeral held at the Methodist church with hymns and a final viewing, burial beside her husband. pallbearers listed.
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L. A. Duncan
Midale
Emily Evenden
Mrs. Young
Mr. Duncan
Mrs. Evenden
William Evenden
Bromiley
Fifth Street
Yorkshire
Eng
United States
Weatmmneland
Hecla Co
New York
Adolphus Frenden
Humboldt
Iowa
North Dakota
Cando
Estevan
Mr. Evenden
Jesus
Handel
Albert Ingram
Messrs
John McLeod
H. A. Nash
T. M. Petry
H. T. Halliwell
Evenden Family Thanks Friends for Sympathy
On behalf of the family Mr William Evenden thanks friends for expressions of sympathy in the bereavement suffered in the death of their mother Mrs Emily Evenden.
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William Evenden
Emily Evenden
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Independent
TM. Bryce
Estevan and
P.m
Orpheum Theatre
Porlbay Ladies
Returned Soldiers
W. & A. League
Red Cross News
Mesdames Hill
Jerona
Andrews
Red Cross Society
Teuton
Melvin Rooks
Dorothy Wheatley
Roche Percee
Kincade, Sr
A.L. McKay
Lyons
B. Stuart
F. R. Graham
N. Portal
J. D. Dunbar
Estevan High School
E. Evenden
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