Sheriff Sale Notice in Yorkton Megat Genet District
Notice of sheriff sale in Yorkton District on September 26 1917 at 2 pm. Henry Christopherson sheriff will sell the interest of Kestin I othewise known as a defendant in a writ of execution and takes title to the parcel described under Township Range West of the 2nd Meridian subject to taxes and seed grain liens. Purchase terms: twenty five cents down, balance in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kestia
Yorkton
Kestin
A.L
Henry Christopherson
Women’s Auxiliary Meet At Mrs Chamberland’s Home
The monthly gathering of St. Andrew’s church Women’s Auxiliary will be held at Mrs. Chamberland’s home on Wednesday October 17 at 2 o’clock.
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St. Andrew's Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visits and Greetings
Miss Mabel Morris left Sunday to serve as nurse. Miss Irene Missen started a position at Claire Wilde's. Geo Greenwood traveled through Edmore on Wednesday. Miss Kyolfson returned Sunday from Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs Ed Mooney visited Mr. and Mrs Ferguson on Sunday. Mrs Hitchen and family visited Ladstock district on Tuesday. Frances and Maggie James were guests of Mrs Ferguson on Sunday. John Green of Saskatoon spent a few days with his mother last week, retiring Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Morris
Frances
Maggie James
Mrs. Ferguson
John Green
Saskatoon
Local Red Cross Notes and Community Updates
Boxes are sent to soldier boys by the Red Cross committee. P Yemen will address the Sunday school rally at Sheho on October 7. Mrs. Wegren reports her father's condition unchanged. Drayman Fred Howeniuk married Miss Wasylka Hudyma of Insinger. Red Cross annual reorganizational meeting set for October 2 in the town hall with public attendance and patriotic programs. A junior Red Cross is planned for school children. Our Day observances are being planned for October 18. Two ten cent teas netted 4.25 and 7.00, bringing branch totals to about 1050.00 in eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Yemen
Insinger
Sheho
Drayman
Fred Howeniuk
Wasylka Hudyma
Inssinger
the Red Cross Society
the Red Cross
Winnipeg man returns from Ladstock holiday
J. S. Dick of Winnipeg spent his holiday at Ladstock and returns this week. Harvests are finished and threshing begins. In Halverson area poor yields reported. South district farmers stack grain awaiting the Halverson. Landry threshing outfit. A mare owned by R. Bonner died suddenly while grazing. the cause is unknown. The mare was a top brood mare in the district and the loss is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halverson. Landry Threshing Outfit
R. Bonner
Saskatchewan 42 Exemption Board Appoints Members
Foam Lake tribunal named Saskatchewan 42 with John Veun hardware merchant appointed by the board of selection and G W Rife J P appointed by the District Court judge. Exemption board will hold sittings with a military representative present to hear Class A men applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewsen
Foam Lake
Local notes from the village and district
W A McLean of National Elevator Co has moved his family into town. Mrs Titus has returned to the States after two months with O L Gowen. Threshing began Saturday with several new outfits in use. Rev G C Poole preached a farewell at the Anglican church. Rev W Askey to lead service at 10 15 a m on September 0. Mr Pearson left for Yorkton to join the Canadian Bank of Commerce as accountant. Mr Cobb becomes accountant at Elfros. J H Bjornson shipped ten carloads of cattle this month from here. Rev G Robinson visited and conducted Presbyterian services. A fatal accident claimed F Einarson who died after an explosion while assisting Mr Scheving with fueling his car. sympathy extended to the Scheving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Poole
W. Askey
Pearson
Yorkton
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Cobb
Elfros
Rev. G. Robinson
F. Einarson
Mr. Scheving
Einarson
States
J. Scheving
Birth and farming yields in Kelvingrove report
Kelvingrove notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Cruickshanks on Saturday the 22nd inst. Grim Hallson harvested fourteen acres of wheat at 38 bushels per acre with the remaining land averaging about 30 bushels per acre.
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Grim Hallson
Lloyd George Thanks Grimsby Specials for Aid
Lloyd George replies to Grimsby special constables who sent a postal order and expressed shock at his penniless state on a London tramcar. He thanks them for their assistance calling their aid in keeping with the traditions of the constabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Grimsby
London
Special Constabulary
Standardized Long Distance Phone Line Debate at Foam Lake
Foam Lake critics deride the local fence wire system as insufficient for long distance use. A meeting led by Mr Paulson discussed cutting the line west or east while acknowledging the line’s iron wire nature and limited local function. The final decision rests with Mr Paulson and future events will reveal the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foam Lake
Wynyard
Yorkton
Paulson
Briar Mound Community Notes Retrospective
Pendlebury begins plastering his new house while Ira Odell plans to start threshing this week. Visitors include Miss Jessie Gilkeson and Mrs. Walter Gilkeson from Winnipeg, and the Blanchards with two sons from Winnipeg staying with the Wunder and Calkins families. Mr and Mrs Rife host callers. local trips to Fishing Lake noted. Mrs Foss and family return from a visit at North Battleford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Odell
E. O. Johnson
Miss Gilkeson
Local notes include Johnsons’ busy barn project and social club meeting
C Johnson sr is busy building a barn and granary. Clar ence Johnson nearly lost a hand to a separator. Alice Johnson attended church after eleven months ill. Thrashing is active but hail storms hurt grain. Mrs Paulson and Mrs Kaufenberg organized a Homemakers club in Athlone school on Friday the 14th. Officers were elected: President Mrs J Daley vice president Mrs W White secretary Miss I Laxdal directors Mrs A Hannem Miss C Hughes Miss A White auditors Mrs J Swan Mrs A H Newcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Paulson
Kaufenberg
Leslie
Athlone School
J. Daley
W. White
I. Laxdal
A. Hannem
C. Hughes
A. White
J. Swan
A. H. Newcombe
Germany HOWLS as Allied war pincers tighten
German resistance grows as Allied advances tighten the grip on occupied territory. Reports describe increased air raids and civilian hardship while Allied forces push deeper into western Europe.
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Germany
Cheaper Lumber Offer Declares Trade for Farm Goods
The notice advertises unusually low lumber prices and trades excess farm products including Wheat Oats Barley a Steer Hog Sheep Wool Butter Eggs for lumber, inviting readers to barter for more lumber than ever before.
Lands in Leslie to be sold for taxes in 1917
Notice declares lands in the village of Leslie will be offered for sale for arrears of taxes on November 15 1917 at 2 PM at the Secretary treasurer office unless taxes and costs are paid. List of lands to be offered includes parcel 40.1 1a H G Nordal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Tax Arrears Sale Notice in Foam Lake
In accordance with the Arrears of Taxes Act the village of Foam Lake will sell lands for unpaid taxes and costs. The sale is at the Western Hotel Foam Lake on Wednesday November 7 1917 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Secretary-treasurer, Village of Foam Lake.
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Foam Lake
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Canada
Ford
Angus Robertson
Foam Lake and District
Sheriff's Sale
Soctetel
Massey-Harris Company, Limited
Planta
District News
Winthorpe
Irene Missen
Claire Wilde
Geo. Greenwood
Edmore
Miss Kyolfson
Winnipeg
Ed Mooney
Amy Boyle
Plunkett
Vilda Wunder
Red Cross Committee
J. S. Dick
Ladstock
Saskatchewan
Tribunal
W. A. McLean
The
National Elevator Co
Mrs. Titus
O. L. Gowen
J. H. Bjornson
Kelvingrove
Briar Mound
Pendlebury
Jessie Gilkeson
Mrs. &. O. Johnson
Croydon
Walter Gilkeson
Mrs. Blanchard
Roy Wunder
Calkins
G. W. Rife
Jos. Manary
C. Johnson, Sr
Clarence Johnson
Alice Johnson
John Linden
International Harvester Co
M. Craig
H. G. Nordal
Ctober Sth
To &H
Canadian Pacific
J. E. Proctor
Regina
Sask
Village of
Sac & RS
T. Baker
Canadian Pacific Railway
Feem Lake Ore
Seshateee
J. K. Proctor
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