Local Interest Items From Peneswee T
The Anatican Society of Peneswee t plans a building project while several residents report trips and social events. Fred Smith traveled to Craik, Dan Durumle visited Ontario and Regina, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Letchman motor'ed to Regina. Lost: a female tea terrier pup. Letchman relatives hosted visitors. W. B. Watkin attended legal business. December dates include L. Morris Jr visiting Liberty for eye care, and a Box Social and fundraiser at Wolfton school. The Weber Harwood reception at Anderson Hall drew a large crowd with Marion Gilbert leading music.
Miss Crail Resigns From Five Soll School District
Trustees accept the resignation of Miss Crail at Tuesday’s meeting, effective at the Christmas holidays.
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Five Soll
Miss, Crail
Thesday
Harwood and Roether to be rearmed at Reether home
Lester Harwood and Mise Marie Roether of the Penance vicinity are to be rearmed at 2 80 the afternoon at the home of Mr Jacob Reether. They will take up residence on the Seagrave farm one and one half miles southeast of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Harwood
Mise Marie Roether
Jacob Reether
Seagrave Farm
Liberty
Mr Wolff Dies Surprises Community Upon News
The town reacted with shock at the death of Arthur Wolff, whose passing was unexpected and prompted immediate grief among neighbors and friends. Local officials offered condolences as residents reflected on his contributions.
Wan Tarmed and Feathered in Bleak Report
Fragmentary text describes an incident with blank names and places, making a single brief record. The readable portions suggest a news item about a tarmed event and possible fallout but lack clear details for precise identification or outcome.
Village Council Holds Monthly Meeting and Appointments
The village council met Monday evening approving minutes and passing several items. J. G. Thompson was named returning officer for the December 11 election and referendum. Langlus Leen was appointed village constable and pond keeper, with bylaw enforcement tightened for animals at large. Nominations for next year’s council close December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson & Lica
Tan
J. G. Thompson
Langlus Leen
Ogk
Saskatchewan Horse and Cattle Breeders Meet in Regina
Directors of the Saskatchewan Horse and Cattle Breeders Association plan a meeting in Regina on November 27 to discuss advertising visibility of holding section rates for cattle and horses. Sales for disposal of prized stock have occurred at prior fairs with forthcoming winter fair plans. Homeowners are urged to bring their stock to be shown in the spring.
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Saskatchewan Horse and Cattle Breeders
Regina
Suverne
Lyra
Dale
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Fe Eee Vous Hirdyriwe
Sertn & Oy
Anatican Society of Penesweet
Fred Smith Motohd
Craik
Dan Durumle
Ontario
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Mer
M. Fprvia
Dan B. Hose
Keddleston
Clif
Rose
J. H. Letchman
W. B. Watkin of
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L. Morris Jr
Haguerat
Liberte
Revith’s
Beld Betarday St Tll
Wolfton| Bhool House
J. W. Leielevan
Pener District
Baturaid
Erinan
Art Green
Bie
Weber-Harwood
Anderson Hall
Penstapee
Marion Giléd
Miss Crail
Harwool-Roether
MR. Wolff
Arthur
Cs Avie Ok En
Pert Guy Tear Smee Fa wamLry
J.G. Thampeoe
Roters
Mr. Lang
Therese
Ford
Jason
Befosn
Nelson & Leishman Agents
A. P Hemphrey
Liberty Hotel
Epes Dhder
L.a.kennedy Metropolitan
Torna
Arnstomd
Charles Young
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