Maple Bush Council Minutes August 3 1918 Gilroy
Minutes of the 3 August 1918 Maple Bush Council meeting at Gilroy record interviews for right of way with Mrs Trickie, an offer of 20 dollars per acre for Sacres land, and acceptance. The Department of Highways is to be asked to survey 4 acres north of SW 21 24 4 W. Trickie to be notified the purchase price will be paid upon title. Garnishee No 1201 noted. registrar to be advised of municipality debt. Damages claims by D Martin and T S Wright forwarded for advice. Elbow Graphic printing contract canceled. Many accounts approved. Council to adjourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Mapleah
Gilroy
Hroubert
Reeve
Pomeroy
Bryce
Larmer
Crowley
Long
Mann
Coun
Bryce Coun
Trickie
Sacres
Department of Highways
Penelope Trickie
Col. Bryce
D. Martin
TS. Wright
Ca. Larmer
Bel Theta
Local Business and Fire Incident Report
Mr E R Caldwell buys the local meat market from Gordon Grasley. Thos Atkinson travels to Aneroid to aid his brother’s harvest. Fuller of Ogema acts as Union Bank manager while G B McCormick takes a month off. At Beandreaus station Chris Bretie lights a match fueling his car causing fire. bystanders push the car away and extinguish flames before major damage. Front seat and hose suffer scorching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fuller
Ogema, Sask
Union Bank
G. B. McCormick
Beandreaus Bowser
Chris Bretie
Bowser
Udreau
Lawson Defeats Moose Jaw In Lax Exhibition
Lawson lacrosse fans saw a 14 to 6 win over Moose Jaw as Lawson dominated after a close first period. Key scorers included Matthews Grasley Kerr Hood and Jackes with strong defense by Hood and Kerr. Moose Jaw’s Davey Copp Thirwall and Stranahan led the visitors while Billy Gibbon held the Lawson net when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Moose Jaw
City Boys
Moose Jaw Boys
Old Sol
Lawson Boys
Scott Kerry
Davey Copp
Ted Thirwall
Stranahan
Matthews Grasley
Kerr
Hood Jackes
W. Lor
A. B. Hood
O. J
Jas. Grasley
C. B. Matthews
V. Logan
Village school reopens after summer holidays
Miss Boies resumes teaching as Gate stallion owned by Match Bros of Lumsden Sask was shipped to owners last week Manager Dave Allan accompanied the horse home Mr and Mrs G B McCormick plan Moose Jaw Reginalh camping with relatives next week Several accompanied the local lacrosse team to Moose Jaw including Mrs Kerr Hood Lewis Blair Logan and others A G T P attached a passenger coach for this trip the ride was tiresome but the club valued the service Returning Wednesday night by the regular train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alvin Dettler
Central Butte
Dave Blair
Edla Clair
Billy Gibbon
Scott Kerr
Alex Hood
Alex Hood and They Handled the Ball Exceptionally Well. ©. B. Matthews
Jim Grasley
Moose Jaw
Jackes
Match Bros
Lumsden, Sask
Dave Allan
G.B. McCormick
Reginalh
Mrs. McCormick
S. 8. Kerr
A. B. Hood
A.J. Lewis
DS. Blair
Miss Logan
O. Logan
Jas. McFarlane
Wm. Salmon
John Bailey
M. Allen
G. Grasley
J. A. Mitchell
Way Freight
Local notices and farm reports from Brampton 1918
The Q M N G prepares for Mrs A J visit on Aug 20 in Brampton. Reports say Isaac Routledge's two children are seriously ill but improving. The Brampton Red Cross notes thanks to Flink Orchestra for dance music. Farmers begin cutting wheat amid Sawfly concerns as rains improve grain prospects for a better yield than earlier expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Routledge
Brampton Red Cross Society
Generos
Allied Offensives Drive Deep Into Somme Front
A wartime summary recalls the early Somme offensive led by Haig and French forces. It notes rapid gains of 11 to 15 miles with a 40 minute artillery prep, the capture of Montdidier, and the strategic relief of Amiens as Allied armies press toward the Somme front under Marshal Foch's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiens
Haig
Montdidier
France
Foech
Local residents visit Moose Jaw and oversee farm business
Mr. Dave Allan was in Moose Jaw this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Butts were away visiting over the week end. Mr. F. McKinnon erecting a barn on Norman Balfour's farm. Mr. Maybee of Elrose has arrived to take charge of Rogers' Lumber Yards here. Mrs. J. Caramel and two children with Mrs. C. Evans left Monday for Moose Jaw to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. McKinnon
Norman Balfour
Mr. Maybee
Elrose, Sask
Rogers
J.c.oaramel
C. Evans
Mouse Jaw
Allies Break German Hold in Three Weeks Reaching Chaulnes
Allied forces report rapid advances in three weeks, capturing thousands of prisoners and vast quantities of equipment as they push toward Chaulnes and the Chaulnes Roye area. German orders allegedly require defense to the height at all costs, with estimates of war costs running high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaulnes
Chaulnes Roye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maple Bush Council
E.R Caldwell
Gordon Grasley
Oeally
Miss Boies
Edison
Columbia
Victor
McMillan’s Pharmacy
Rexall
A. J
Q. M. N. Guild
Rheim
Ensafe
Mrs. E. M. Butts
Canada
George the Fifth
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Canadian Expeditionary Force
E. L. Newcombe
Mtty
Dominion of
Victor Christian William
Duke of Cavendish of
Royal Victoran Order
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