24 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
1
Various Liberty district notices cover social events and travel. Ray Jockmen visits Regina by train on Saturday. Mrs Dornier hosts an afternoon Ladies Aid meeting. Local workers and residents, including Dan Rose’s horses and James Daley taking over Liberty Hotel management, populate a busy civic calendar.
Frank Roy, a World War I veteran from the Liberty district, visited Mr. and Mrs. Kates briefly. He served two years at the front including eleven months in the treweler, then joined aviation and left for duty in Toronto to report for duty as a cadet pilot in the Imperial Royal Flying corps.
A special council meeting at Stalwart discussed filling the secretary treasurer post. Two candidates were invited to the next regular meeting to have qualifications considered and the appointment made following Hepner's retirement.
Mr and Mrs Hi V Heald travel south of the international boundary for a vacation. Heald boards the army train Thursday to Regina where Merc Heald joins him en route to secrecy train. They plan a few days in the capital before heading to Minneapolis for a wrist fracture specialist and possible Rochester, Minn treatment. They expect to be away for several weeks. Everyone attends the York shower tomorrow night. B U Toonahill visited Regina last Saturday.
Anwwst Bering Of for Snare holders of the Liberty Mural Tele ae will be held at Liberty. F. J. Fruesy.
Advertisement for Liberty Livery and Dray Line offering first class livery rigs at reasonable prices with prompt attention to farming needs and various dry goods services for farmers.
A historic note records an appointment of a local agent for Foothill Nurseries, asserting prominence in Canada and signaling a push for Libery and tributary district commerce.
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