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Newspaper
Foam Lake Chronicle
Location
Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
1
Surrogate Court notices demand all creditors of Joseph S Seitz deceased to send their claims to William Rider Melville Saskatchewan by June 1916 with details of each claim and security. The notice warns executors distributing assets will not be liable to claimants not previously notified.
The Surrogate Court announces that Esther Dietret of Wymyardia Saskatchewan formerly Neosanne is deceased. On March 1 1916 the executrix will distribute assets to entitled parties based on claims of which she has notice. after that date she will not be liable to others.
The Rural Municipality of Beaver states no bounty will be paid for wolves unless the entire hide is produced at application. Ears alone will not be accepted.
J Pendlebury purchased a Ford. Chas Woodhead bought a Maxwell. A letter from F H Stephens former Railway Mission leader in Regina. He served in France as a driver in the service corps. Mrs P Dunlop of Mark Inch visiting town. Sunday social at Foam Lake Sheho 7 30 p.m.
Beaver Municipality council met on the 6th with full attendance. They approved minutes, reviewed the secretary’s report, decided to publish J. Steele’s relief report, and informed the loan company Windurak needed no assistance. A nurse position was delayed, the office lot sale approved, and a $300 cheque ordered. A $25 grant to Kelliher Agricultural Society was approved and a broad English language instruction push was urged. Weed inspector appointment to wait until next meeting.
Mr and Mrs A Kristinson of Elfros motored to Loum Lake on Saturday. Married by Reverend J Frazee on the 3rd met T J Newman to Miss S A Day. Mr and Mrs J MicRae spent a few days in Winnipeg this week.
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