Opened First Class Machine Shop in Biggar
A new machine shop in Biggar offers all kinds of work including welding on cracked cylinders and crank cases on the shortest notice.
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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
2
A new machine shop in Biggar offers all kinds of work including welding on cracked cylinders and crank cases on the shortest notice.
Mr L Varley buys a new Ford while Mr 8 Greenwood and Mr Wm Porter report losses of valuable horses. Mr E H Gillespie sold a Chev to Sigfred Johnson. Mrs Tribbey of Buckley NL visits son Lee Wilson. Religious services thrive at Handel. strawberry orders urged at Landis hotel. Tea with Presbyterian Ladies' Aid postponed due to illness. Rev J Hamilton to lead services at Traynor Wolfe and Landis. Arthur Hall farms for two local soldiers John Dickson and George Hall, 600 acres cropped. Wheat acreage up. oat and flax up. porridge suggested for balance. Stolen motorcycle recovered near Cavell. suspect arrested near Reford. Landis Red Cross to send socks to Landis boys May 28. donation box in Landis drug store.
Naseby and area residents host visitors from Battleford and Saskatoon while farm trade continues with hog shipments and a Co operative Association project. A bid for twice daily mail service is proposed, Grain Growers Sunday is planned, Red Cross organizing succeeds with local officers and committees named, and wounded soldiers Meikle and Greggain show gradual recovery as local civic work expands.
Notice states the Minister approves By-law No 9 to authorize intermunicipal indemnity for hail crop losses. It imposes a special four cent per acre rate for 1917 on lands assessable for municipal taxes, with withdrawal provisions. Dated Lynden May 1 1917.
Under The Stray Animals Act Sub-section 3 of Sec 8 the Rosemount RM publishes the poundkeepers. Divisions list H Hayes SW 10 37 16 2 H N Veale SW 33 87 17 3 N McLeod SE 21 38 16 4 Wm Wood SE 16 38 17 5 J A Cummings NE 16 39 16 6 T J Armstrong SE 2 39 17 James Braithwaite Secretary-Treasurer.
Rural Municipality of Rosemount No 378 enacts fire report rules for damaged or destroyed buildings. Owners or occupants must submit within seven days a written report detailing location date structure type occupancy cause value and insurance figures plus contents and casualty details and insurer names.
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