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Newspaper

Estevan Progress

Location

Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Mar 28, 1918

Page

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Minute of Cotn ecil meeting at Brenfall March

The Coalfields No 4 council meeting at Brenfall on March 141K notes attendees Jos Hill Reeve and councillors Richardson MacKenzie Dentar McKeight Zelickson Lafrentz and N Lafrent. The group discussed nuisance ground at Hirsch and assigned Zelickson and Lafrentz to report a site plan.

M. of Coalfielda No. 4 Brenfall March Jos. Hill Reeve Countiliore S. Richardson Jas. K. MacKenzie Joan T. Dentar D. J. McKeight Lanie Zelickson N. Lafrent Rh. Heyward Hirsch McKnight Mackenzie Zelickson Lafrentz Out of Signt S.D MacKenzie and Zelickson Danbar and Dominion Health of Animals Kegina McKeight and Lafrentz A. Jolly Regina

Three Months For Stealing From Evenden Farm

Henry Schaub, employed on William Evenden’s farm during winter while Evenden was in California, faced charges for stealing and disposing of farm property including chickens grain and hay. He received a three month jail sentence. J Milliken bought the chickens and claimed he did not know they were stolen.

Henry Schaub William Evenden California J. Milliken

Piercy Challenges Oxbow Debaters With Moral Support

The article notes Piercy amid Oxbow debaters last Friday seeking printers and to bolster protégés with backing. It mentions his past Socialist focus and hints at influence over police appointments, while wondering why William Lang was absent with the group.

Pil Piercy Oxbow Herald Philip Phil William Lang Louw Barnblatt Ton

Lively Sunday Brawl Ends With Fines in Taylorton

A telephone summons led Corporal McRae and Constable Garlick to Taylorton to break up a drunken quarrel. In a crowded room they arrested ringleaders after a scuffle. a pocketbook with $1700 nearly got away before being hidden. Nine people were fined or charged, with one woman bearing two black eyes.

Corporal McRae Taylorton Garlick Secut Garrick Duncan Jimmy Auld

Cadet Clarence Duncan Enlists in Flying Corps

Clarence Duncan, second son of Mr and Mrs L A Duncan, barely eighteen at enlistment, trained in Fort Worth Texas for combat maneuvers and aerial skills. He was a local high school student until joining the Flying Corps.

Clarence Duncan L. A. Duncan Flying Corps Fort Worth Texas

Corporal William Marr Home From War

Corporal William Marr arrived back Friday evening to a large welcome at the depot despite a late train. He walked home with his wife after nearly three years away and declined speeches. Injured in late 1915 by a shell explosion he later returned to duty, undertook remount and Havre trips, and now awaits discharge or base duty after reporting to Regina.

William Marr Returned Soldiera Committee Shorneliffe Havre Canada Marr Regina

Violet tag day supports soldiers by Mrs Yardley’s circle

Saturday the 1.0.C.E. Mrs Yardley’s circle plans a violet tag day to aid soldiers with a “good work” funded by sales. The ladies urge readers to buy violets to contribute.

C.E

Easter Services at St Matthew's Church

Holy Communion at 9 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. with Holy Communion. Children's service at 2 30 p.m. Evensongs at 7 p.m. Special music during the evening service with choir selections from Stainer's Crucifixion and the old Easter hymn.

ST. Matthew's Stainer

Garlicks head to Mayo Clinic for operation

Mrs. W T R Garlick and her husband travel to Rochester Minnesota for an operation at the Mayo Institute. An earlier visit notes a couple from Noonan and Dawson were married in Estevan and will reside in Dawson.

W. T. R. Garlick Rochester, Minn Mayo Institute Mr. Garlick

Farm Help Drive Targets Moose Jaw and Saskatoon

The Department of Agriculture organizes a farm help drive in Moose Jaw and Saskatoon similar to Estevan. Expect many experienced men for temporary farm work. Wages start at twenty dollars per month. applications are at A. G. Garrish’s office or via the secretary.

Deparem Moose Jaw Saskatoon Estevan A. G. Garrish W. J. Melvor

Monument Erection Honours Estevan Soldiers

After a Monday council meeting Councillor Garrish proposed a monument for Estevan soldiers who died on active service Farmers and townspeople contributed stone for the monument and a tablet with fallen soldiers’ names was added An honor roll is planned under town council direction to preserve a fitting record of Estevan men who served in the great war

Garrish Estevan

Tractor vs Train Collision Near Bromhead Depot

At the crossing west of the depot a Bromhead train collided with a Sawyer Mansey tractor driven by Arthur Ellis. The cow catcher swung the tractor around. Ellis escaped serious harm as bystanders helped. The tractor was badly twisted and later hauled away. Ellis’s young son aboard escaped harm. Charles Hastings returned from a coast trip this week.

Bromhead Arthur Ellis Ellis Mr. Ellis Little Son

War Production Talk At Tews Hall On Friday Evening

W W Thompson of the Department of Agriculture will discuss the production of foodstuffs especially grains and cattle at Tews Hall Friday evening. The meeting aims to accelerate production for war needs and invites all willing to contribute to victory.

W. W. Thompson Dept. of Agriculture Tews Hall

Anxious Period Amid Allied Battle News

After delays in telegraphic reports, readers learned that Allied west front forces faced a critical period since Mons Marne and Aisne as the British army showed bulldog tenacity. Telegraphs and CPR updates kept the public informed while daily papers fed the anxious public thirst for details.

West Font Mons Marne Aisne C.P.R Paris

Special Faster Services at Methodist Church Next Sunday

Special Faster Services will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday. The choir will render Faster music and Rev. J. W. Atkins will speak on Easter Joy at a.m. and The Universal and Persistent Desire for immort sity at 7 pm. A reception will follow in the evening for those wishing to unite with the church and the Sacrament of the Lord's supper will be observed. Maurice Mohr of the Strathcona Horse Winnipeg is visiting.

J. W. Atkins

Calgary Forum meetings disrupt plan to feature Cherniavakys

Ernest Walter, former Progress staffer now with the Calgaryenes reporting in recent issues, describes Forum gatherings on Sundays resembling Brotherhood meetings. In Calgary the chairman tried to shorten the session to allow the Cherniavakys to perform, but the group objected forcefully and the artistes refused to participate, upsetting the program.

Ernest Walter Progress Calgary Oenes Brotherhood Pon Calgary Cherniavakys

Election Result for Assiniboia Constituency

The returning officer on March 16 tallies votes for Assiniboia with Turriff at 846 and Waddington at 2412, yielding a majority of 4924 and the proclamation reads Some Majority.

Assiniboia Turriff Waddington

Debate on language versus religion in national unification

Ratevan and Oxbow reps argued language as a key factor in unification at a town hall debate. S. Br. Wallace and Principal Moir led the negative for Oxbow, while T. Torgeson, J. G. Moffat, and W. J. Perkins urged the affirmative for Ratevan. The meeting was chaired by F. W. Newcombe with Judge Wylie as critic.

Ratevan Oxbow S. BR. Wallace Moir T. Torgeson J. G. Moffat W. J. Perkins F. W. Newcombe Wylie Miss Redford Raby Partington Campbell Lo.d.e Ss. R. Wallace Tower of Babel Torgeson

Holmgren couple thank neighbors for Ruth Eleanor loss

Mr and Mrs P B Holmgren express thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during the death of their daughter Ruth Eleanor, and gratefully acknowledge the sympathetic spirit of friends and neighbors.

P. B. Holmgren Ruth Eleanor

Evangelistic Services Set By Local Baptist Church

The Baptist church will host evangelistic services next week starting Sunday with speakers Rev. D.R. Sharpe B.D. from Moose Jaw and Rev. M. A. Leichliter of Toronto. Daily services except Saturday, 7.45 pm with a fifteen minute song service. choir will provide music Sunday evening. Mrs. Percy Gent of Alameda visited Mrs. Davey this week.

the Baptist Church D.R. Sharpe Moose Jaw M. A. Leichliter Toronto Everyhely

Captain A E Henry in the Great War photograph

The photo shows Dr A E Henry medical officer at the Machine Gun Depot Seaford Sussex England. He is a captain overseas for about three years and well known in the district for his part in the Great War.

A E. Henry Seaford Sussex England

Town Council Debates Use of Hall and Fire Risks

Regular meeting notes a request from the Great War Veterans to use the council chamber for meetings, with arrangements left to the town hall committee. Fire Chief Forrest warns the Empress hotel annex is a fire trap and should be closed if safeguards aren’t possible. The session covers hall usage for Brotherhood debate and Agricultural society events, water plant repairs, and cemetery funding ideas amid assessment revisions.

Woth Forrest Empress Hotel Fire and Light Committee E. J. Campbell

Outram Red Cross Society Holds March Meeting

The Outram Red Cross Society met at Tedford School on March 15 with a good crowd. Donations totaled eight dollars from Marie Tedford and ten dollars from President E B Judean, plus two dollars and ninety cents from a cake donation by Mrs A Cote and twenty five from Mrs Lussier. Eight new members joined the ORRC. Everyone is welcome at Maple View.

Outram Red Cross Society Tedford School E. B. Judean Marie Tedford Mra A. Cote Mra. Lussier Bew ORLC Maple View

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coalfields Paral A. J. Milligan Dept. of Highways Dunbar Jno. Olsen W. L. Brandon Gunder Bjorgo John Watthe Macknight Lafrenz MacKinzie Piercy Bolocan Shand Lipton Rolocan Sask. C BL E&p Cadet Clarence Duncan Red Cross Society Corporal ‘Wm. Marr Home 1St Cmr Violet Day Noonan William Bergman Dawson, Minn Annie Moline Charles Hastings Maurice Mohr Strathcona Horse Winnipeg Percy Gent of Alameda Davey A. E. Henry the Agricultural Society Thompson Garrish and Falkner Joudet T. H. Culbert Culbert Graves Counril Outram Red Cross News
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