Cavell Society Concert Features Soloists and Carols
The Cavell Social and Literary Society evening included Abe Carlson on violin with A P Dunnett, D Jonea and Geo Jellsett with songs, Mies Carlson and Joe Hingston performing, and a duet by Miss R Laxton and Miss Musselman. Two sketches by D Jones A Thrush A P Dannett and H Luxton, titled The Dentist and A Red Hot Message, were enjoyed. Supper and a dance followed.
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Cavell Social and Literary Society
Abe Carlson
A. P. Dunnett
D. Jonea
Geo. Jellsett
Mies Carlson
Joe Hingston
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Saskatoon entertainment and local society notices
A large crowd attended with music by A Carlson and A P Dannett and plans for March 23 entertainment. J O Buckland visits Saskatoon on business while pondering wartime romance. John James travels to Ontario to buy more horses, selling two carloads recently and focusing on young mares. Mr and Mrs Carl Hesch return from a States honeymoon trip and C Bartach returns from a brief U.S. visit.
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A. Carlson
A. P. Dannett
J. O. Buckland
Saskatoon
John James
Ontario
Carl Hesch
States
Mr. C. Bartach
Naseby notices include snow blindness and march trip plans
Mrs Frank Book suffers from snow blindness as members contemplate a trip to the Salter entertainment on March 23. John McD Allan gave a full report on the G G A convention and described Spirit West banquet in Saskatoon before heading to Moose Jaw. Naseby agricultural society held its first general meeting with about 75 members enrolled and women excluded from membership.
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Frank Book
Salter
John McD. Allan
Allan
Spirit West
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Naseby Agricultural Society
Bushville Council Advances Rural Infrastructure Plans
The Bushville council at its third regular meeting in Lydden endorses reform amendments to Seed Grain Act and passes a resolution to purchase an eight horse grader. It reads By-law No 22 for a current year loan and orders a No 1 grader with $40 cash and two payments of $175 plus 9 percent interest. The council guarantees compensation for a road across section 35 two, 44, rge. 17 and notes assorted accounts including Wolfbowity and individuals L Hoir Martin Jamieson.
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March
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Craig
Martin
Wogen
L’hair
Jamieson
R. M
Glenside
Wolf Bowity
Canada
L'Hoir
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