Popular Young Lady Wed in St Matthew's Ceremony
Miss Josephine Kate Johnson eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Harey Johnson of Katevan wed Mr Holger Wang Jeteen of Ceylon Sask at St Matthew's Estevan on Tuesday September 0 at 10 o'clock. Rev Swaleeli presided. Brides maid Miss Bache wore blue, groom’s attendant Mr George Smith of Ceylon. The couple left to confetti amid a wedding breakfast at the bride's home. The congregation presented silverware and cut glass. Miss Johnson will move to Radville leaving Estevan with many well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Church
Josephine Kate Johnson
Mra Harey Johnson
Katevan
Holger Wang Jeteen
Ceylon
Sask
Swaleeli
Estevan
Misailedva Bache
George Smith
Saak
St. Matthew's
Mies Johnson
Teide
Radville
Extevan Voe
Presbyterian Church Notices For Communion Service
At the communion service last Sunday several members were received six by certificate and one by profession Special service next Sunday evening for all students Subject A Mighty Saskatchewan taken from the verse When Jesus was twelve years old The lame take the prey The church basement is being extensively repaired We hope to have the Junior and Senior Endeavors organized next week New Biblelass officers will be appointed next Sunday Mrs McKays circle of the LDE outlines October events Thanksgiving on Oct 14 with entertainment Tag Day on Oct 19 Trafalgar Day and Halloween plans by Mrs McKays circle
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Jesus
Biblelass
Mre. McKay
10.D.E
Zist
Hallowe'en
Mre McKay
Five Mohr Brothers Volunteer for War Service
Major and Ralph Mohr volunteer for the Mounted Police draft to Siberia. Major is already in police service while Ralph recently joined after attempting to join the flying corps. Ages 17 and 19. Five brothers serving in Canadian and American forces, including Max in the U S Army home on leave before overseas. Maurice joins Strathconas and another Mohr in Mounted Police draft. Parents Mr and Mrs Mohr take pride for volunteering. Hazel Vaughn injured when kicked by a horse on the Vaughn farm last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Ralph Mohr
Volfor
Mounted Police
Siberia
Police
Ralph
Flying Corps
Max
U.S. Army
Ir Petevan
Maurice
Strathconas
Mohron
Beachey Sail Home From Overseas Leave
Harry M Beachey, discharged for disability after serving overseas, has worked in London offices and plans to return on the first available boat. Since leaving home he married and is expected to return with his wife and child, having before enlistment done paper hanging and decorating work and earning a solid reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Beachey
London
Eng
Sonece
Harry
Optometrist to Visit Davie Bock Office Thursday
Parker Optometer announces a September 19 visit to the Davie Bock office for afternoon eye exams and glasses fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TT. Parker
Davie Bock
Spokane visitor Ho. E. Brenner on business
Ho. E. Brenner of Spokane Washington is in town on a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho. E. Brenner
Spokane, Wash
Methodist Church to Host Rev J W Aikina Sermons
At the Methodist Church next Sunday Rev J W Aikina will speak on A Time for Action in the morning and Habit in the afternoon. Sunday School follows the morning service and a Song and prayer service occurs at 8 pm in the church basement. Sept 6 the parsonage hosts a reception by Rev J W Atkins Cecil Thomas Reeve of Calgary Alberta and Miss Jean Venetia Smith of Torquay Saskatchewan. The Eckhardts Swiss Bell Ringers visited Delight Theatre Friday evening to perform for Canadian audiences.
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J. W. Aikina
Methodist Parsonage
J. W. Atkins
Cecil Thomas Reeve
Calgary
Alte
Jean Venetia Smith
Torquay
Sask
Eckhardts
Cent Store Ad Urges a Visit for Bargain Hands
Local shoppers are invited to the Cent Store with a casual prompt to come in and look for bargains. The message emphasizes easy access and pleasant shopping for all customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cent
Cambria Council Declines Seed Grain Supply for 1919
At the September 1916 Cambria Municipality meeting Reeve Fonstad and council members Hansen Vinge Rugg and Cote approved stopping payment on a lost check and issuing a replacement. They authorized liens collection and tax seizures, discussed seed grain sufficiency for 1919, and warned farmers to keep seed grain. Additional motions approved include extra appropriations for divisions 2 and 5 and renewed insurance on municipal buildings and contents. Road expenses and next meeting with road foreman Lind were noted.
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Council
Cambria
Lluesday
Fonstad
Cote
Queen Rose
Vinge
Department of Highways
Hanson
Estevan
Keep The Nest Egg Times and Prosperity Advice
The piece extols wartime savings and rising wages, arguing that current fortunes in savings banks reflect prosperity from the Great Lakes to the Sea. It warns that economic downturns will come after the war and urges keeping a nest egg to endure future hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Estevan Men Killed in Action
Telegrams from the Record Office Ottawa report Pte Earl Salisbury killed in action August 27, 1918 and Pte Noble Harrison Leonard killed in action August 29. Corporal Floyd Bauder admitted to No 14 Field Ambulance with shell gas wounds. Corporal Leonard Hartley noted as well known locally. Robert Jamieson from the 249th Battalion is hospitalized in England.
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Record Office
Ottawa
Pte
Earl Salisbury
Infantry
Pte Noble Harrison Leonard
Floyd Bauder
Duncan Gates
Robert Jamieson
249Th Battalion
Epsom
Eng
Pte. Leonard
Arthur Leonard
Leonard
Corporal Leonard Hartley
Mr. Hartley
Jewish New Year Service Boosts Western Canada Fund
A large Jewish gathering led by Rabbi Berner of Hirsch celebrated the new year and raised over $565 toward the $100,000 Western Canada Jewish Orphans Home campaign. Promises suggest the goal will be reached soon with $25,000 already subscribed plus substantial gifts from Canova, Kamsack, Estevan and others, plus $110 to the War Sufferers Fund.
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Hell
Berner of Hirsch
Canada
Winnipeg
Canova
Kamsack
Estevan
Christmas Cards for Overseas Orders From Toothills Winnipeg
Promote private Christmas cards with name and address printed in patriotic designs. Supplied by Toothills Ltd of Winnipeg, sample book mailed on request. contact via phone 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toothills, Ltd
Winnipeg
Meeting of R. S. W. and A League
A meeting of the league will be held in the council chamber on Friday afternoon at 5 p.m. Members must be present on time. The meeting will last about one hour.
Red Cross Annual Meeting and Memorial Quilt Drive
The Red Cross held its annual meeting and officer election last evening and will present full year reports next week. Saturday supper receipts totaled 246 85. Mrs A L McKay and Mrs Andrew will collect names for the Memorial Quilt for soldiers and friends to be included at the November bazaar. Thanks are given to Mrs W Bevan for pansies adding 4 to the treasury and to Mrs J A Smith for flowers. Donations include sewing by Mrs A Hill Mrs Hinvemmme and Master Rosaire Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McKay
Andrew
Eleven Names Added to Estevan Voters List Revision
The Estevan Court of Revision met in Judge Wylie’s chambers on Tuesday to add 27 names to the provincial election voters list with no removals. Total registration reached 623 in 1918, up from 12 in 1916, an eleven name increase.
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Court of Revision
Estevan
Judge's Chambers
Wylie
Theatres Showings and Public Impressions At Local Homes
At the Orpheum Sir Johnston Forbes Robert son leads The Passing of the Third Floor Back praised as finest picture with moral. Miss USA at the Orpheum garners favorable comment for its war themed drama. The Whip at the Delight Theatre attracts crowds with tense adventures surrounding a racehorse and its exploits.
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Orpheum
Johnston Forbes Robertson
U.S.A
The
Delight Theatre
The Duke of Devonshire Visits Estevan for Briquette Talk
A reporter chats with the Duke of Devonshire as his party travels through Estevan. The Duke mentions briquettes from lignite coal and plans a trip to the War Exposition in Chicago. He notes the crowd’s fuss and the local attention, then boards a train and leaves for Canada Day.
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Duke of Devonshire
Estevan
Chicago
Lost Belgian stallion Sir Titan dies after chill
The Belgian stallion Sir Titan, owned by Dave Fraser, died about three weeks ago from a hemorrhage caused by a chill. A heavy loss to Mr. Fraser and to local horse breeding efforts. He was six years old, bred Rupp at Lampman, and purchased by Fraser in 1915.
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Sir Titan
Dave Fraser
Mr. Fraser
Rupp
Lampman
Outram Red Cross News Annual Meeting Set at Outram
The Outram Red Cross met on Sept. 6 and packed six wheerse and various linens including 36 wash cloths 24 handkerchiefs 12 pyjamas 6 stretcher caps 30 pair socks 6 little pillows 32 rate pillows totaling 109.60 with a crate of eggs for Qu Appelle sanatorium. The annual meeting will be held at Outram on Sept. en with an election of officers for the coming year. Secretary Mrs H Vaaghn notes the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostam Rcs
Qu’ Appelle
Qutram
Classy Window Dressing At Crossley Co Store
Mr. Parkinson, dry goods manager at the Crossley Co., prides himself on window and interior display. The latest decorations show balance and harmony of colors, reflecting his good taste. Previously he worked with Ogilvy’s Ltd. in Montreal.
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Parkinson
Crossley Co
West
Ogilvys, Lta
Montrea
Estevan Sees Return of Local Merchant William Marhall
It is reported that William Marhall, who once ran a four and feed store in Estevan and left last year for Wales after his wife’s death, plans to return. He has many old friends ready to welcome him back.
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William Marhall
Wales
Estevan
Wedding Shower Honors Miss Kate Johnson
A shower was held at Mrs. Mc Nie on Third street last Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Kate Johnson before her wedding. A large number of her young lady friends gathered for the occasion and many beautiful and useful presents were given.
Meeting 10 Set for Montreal Board of Trade
The Board of Trade secretary reports acknowledgements of the Lignite Utilization Board resolution. Chairman Ross says the information will be laid before the Montreal meeting in two weeks. Manitoba member Leamy and Saskatchewan member J A Sheppard also reply and more action details will be recorded by Mr Manlove. Mr and Mrs J C Steiner hosted a card party on Tuesday evening at their Second Street residence.
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Board of Trade
Manlove
Lignite Utilization Board
Ross
Montreal
Leamy
Manitoba
J. A. Sheppard
Saskatchewan
J. C. Steiner
Tuesay
Second Street
Council Holds Regular Meeting
Council meets after a three week interval with all but one member present. Fines and taxes collected are listed, weed control noted, housing at park discussed, bylaw updates on cemetery trustees and speed penalties approved, and various committee matters and donations to the Soldiers Memorial Fund noted.
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Kate Johnson
Jensen
St Matthew's Church
Presbyterian Church Notices
Henry Mohr
Hazel Vaughn
C. T. Vaughn
Seldver Coming Howe
Cambria R. M
Lind
France
Leonard Hartlevy
Dammes Camiers
Pte. Salisbury
Corporal Bauder
Buauder
Lavater
R. S. W. & A League
Red Cross News
Outram
Mre H Vaaghn
Energy
Mitchell
Robert Philip
Lew Thistle
T. Mathers
A W_ Reid
Royal Heights
Scotsbhurn
Garrish
Taley
Fair Grounds
Ellis
McCormack
Mr. Grundeen
Milne
Ten Cent
Washington Alliston
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