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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
3
Eastern Division schedule shows Grenfell traveling to Wolsley for a Monday non league game. First league match at Grenfell set for June 11 against Wapella. Broadview endured a 1-0 loss to Grenfell with a late misfortune and a penalty awarded.
Captain Meek drilled the Frank Hill Boy Boowts on the King's Birthday then took them to a picture show. King George's photograph appeared on the canvas and the captain led three cheers. The group thanks Col. Skilleter of the Imperial Veterans for the splendid day and for the football.
The Grenfell Sun announces the Canadian Countryman Contest will close Saturday June 20 at 9 PM. Subscriptions must be genuine, with no fudging of lists, and prizes total forty dollars for lower tiers up to seventy five dollars for top prizes depending on votes.
The Grenfell Sun lists pricing details for subscriptions and notices. Advertising rates are set per line with a six point type, with discounts for repeated insertions. The publication rate card references street mailing and contact details for subscriptions.
Local notice lists Hugh Smith as the manager of the Windsor Theatre who has engaged him for Saturday night. Other items note Ed Jones leaving for Winnipeg, Mr Loveridgs changing time for OPR in Broadview, and Rev RK Gilmoure visiting Lown for Presbytery work. Mrs Muldrew leaves for Rochester with her sister, and farmers prepare for the June plowing match.
The rural town records include King George’s birthday, holiday changes, church services for the Lord's Supper, and visits by officials Krook and Savage. A fire at J Parley’s blacksmith shop caused minor damage, water extinguisher issues, and calls for renewed supplies. Local cricket season opened with Indian Head defeating Grenfell. crops look good but need rain.
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