Prees Community Notes of Local Week
The issue records a variety of short items from Prees and nearby: Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowe spent the weekend in Regina. a council meeting is planned for Saturday Feb 2. J J Row, Maul Rosten, Fred McQuinigal and Jeane Duruler conducted business in Imperial. Fred Wille returned from a two week course in gas engine instruction in the capital. A dance is arranged for Friday evening at the Liberty hotel dining room. The Red Cross at Prebyterian Church meets Feb 7 at 7 30 p.m with tea served. Mis Lawson Davidson visited from out of town and a horse owned by Erwin Wiley was injured. Regina is described as a lively place with military activity affecting locals. Mr and Mrs H R Allen returned from a three month trip south of the border. Mr Allen underwent appendicitis surgery in Rochester Minn. A new stage will be built in the church basement for entertainments. The Liberty district young people stage a benefit program next Tuesday Feb 5 for Red Cross. Upcoming improvements to the Pres church plans are delayed, while the guest Old Man Kheume remains in town. Next Sunday Feb 3 the Presbyterian pastor will speak on Does Religion Pay from a business perspective. The Pen Sense Presbyterian annual meeting held Jan 22 reports progress, with special note of the building committee and church finances. Sabbath school meets every Sunday at 1 45.
Cold Weather Returns to Ontario and Coal Shortage
The report notes extreme cold in Ontario with temperatures reaching 20 degrees below zero and damp winds. A coal shortage worsens domestic supply, forcing some residents to switch to wood as fuel. The piece mentions E J Gaete’s return to Liberty from Mildmay and references local conditions and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Gaete
Liberty
Mildmay
Ont
Betardy
Thomas Beggs Wounded and Missing in Action
Word arrives that Irish-born Thomas Beggs, a district farmer for five years, is wounded and missing after serving with the 188th battalion in winter 1916. He is believed to have been on the firing line. friends hope missing may indicate capture and eventual return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beggs
Tators McCammon
Alec Phillipe
Enbietes
Tisdale
Upwarde Aay
Tow Beggs Ie
Emerald Isle
Robert Carrie
Liberty
Liberty Livery and Dray Line Readies Services
A historical note describes Liberty Livery and Dray Line offering first-base livery pricing, granulated feed and farmer accommodations, plus development at Saute Parend and Benenaland as part of frontier transport provisions.
Local Agent Named for Fonthill Nurseries
Appointment of a local agent for Fonthill Nurseries announced, cited as the best in the area and tributary district for promoting the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonthill Nurseries
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Busines
H. V. Heald the
House of Quality
Sask
Cole
E. J. Gaetz
Massey Harris and McCormick Farm Machinery
Heider Engines
Liberty Implement Co
McGunigal & Dumler
Holdfast Auctioneer
Mr. and
Mire W
Rowe
Regina
Qvaniel- Bality
Fig Arm
J.J. Row
Craik and
Brook
Maul Rosten
Fred McQunigal
Jeane Duruler
Fred Wille
Botorday
Liberty Hotel
Mace
Pau Wosicians
Liberty Ker Cross Society
Previotorian Mense
Thoreday
Fel 7
Mise Lawson Davidson
Mew
J. H. Leistenan
Erwin Wilv
Ance
Lez
Mr. Witte
Matt Malloney
J. E. Lowers
Kay Jackman
Hegina
BK. P. Ford
Iegina
U.S
H. R. Allen
Tuvois
Michien
Olen
Rochester
Minn
Me. Allen
BU. Tennatill
Masonic Hall
Victor Larson
Jane Hens
Ma. C. G. Deftet
Moose Jaw
Liberty District
Red Cross Fund
Thieteen
Threstitor
Tall
Kheumethere
Pensence Preslyterian
Ontario
Red Cross Ladies
Liberty Red Cros Society
Preslyterian Church
Pollock
Oh, Canada
Churely Choir
Frank Cooper
Berlin
Jack Pelle
Gladys Pella
Wel
Frid Benton
Bashful Boy
Charlotte Cronkbite
Charlotte Cronkhite J
Lida Wilcox
Murray Duncan
Jack Martin
Grandma
Blanche Pollock
Jack Petts
Mad Crown
Red Crom Society
Long Lake
M. Nelson, Prop
Isin
A. P. Hemphrey
C. P. R. Lands and Town
Louw
Notary Public
THE
Liberty Realty CO
J. G. Thompson
A. Duncan
Sec
Treas
Saute
Parend Watiplovnio
Job
Antorn
Prop
A. H. Uggla, Llewiy Heel
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