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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
4
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Lloydminster leaders debate cement sidewalks on main business streets to curb costly wooden walk maintenance. The plan includes a twelve month guarantee and a by law to raise funds, with support from the Edmonton Industrial Association and local Boards of Trade. A tower clock for Hathieford’s post office is noted, alongside push for a public clock and a half holiday in town events.
Frank T. Gubert, a Calgary traveling salesman, sustained a broken leg and minor bruises when his borrowed seven passenger air mobile collided with a northbound Cadillac on the Saskatchewan trail Sunday afternoon. The crash damaged two wheels and left Gubert the only injured person among the occupants.
Bishop Lucas of Mackenzie River stayed with Mrs Gibson after a weekend visit. Rev Pather Gautier of Ver milion plans a Mass at Horan Catholic Church on May 10. Miss N McQuale will stay to care for her brother Jules. Ye Hoard of Trade member Hussey attended a Edmonton Industrial Association banquet. A WCTU meeting decided no delegate would go to Vegreville convention on May 6.
The L. T. L. plans a Sunday gathering at the Baptist Church to review all work since starting and discuss the price set by Mine Taylor. A large crowd is expected, with members from nearby districts and visitors noted. J. McGale traveled to Paradise Valley Friday to conduct business on his farm east of town.
A local family celebrates the graduation of their son from Queen's College Kingston in electrical engineering. The father, Mr Daly, also received a scholarship during his years there. A congregational meeting follows a weekend church service, with a good turnout urged. Mrs M. Minards arrives from Calgary to live with her daughter, Mrs J. H. Stevenson.
Under the Alberta Temperance and Moral Reform Council a convention will be held Wednesday next in the Presbyterian Church at Sentrya. PF Guid will address the gathering and all supporters of the movement are invited to attend. A Miller and his wife announce their infant daughter has arrived home from Rent on Tuesday. The health resort is fine, but Lloydminster is noted as a good place for recreation.
A committee advances a plan to organize a Hebekah Lodge linked to a larger lodge. Members must send their names to Mrs M. L. Taylor at once. The Rev. A. W. Smith leads services and will be present at Mrs. Causing's residence.
Mise Maud Buschien, sole violinist with the Toronto La diers' Quartette, appears here tomorrow at the Pekin. She will visit her cousin Mrs D T Small during her town stay. Reverend J Bright to preach Sunday at Southminster Church. Mrs A H Pearson left last weekend for a holiday visit to relatives in the Old Country.
The report lists elected and judicial officials including A. A. Champagne Fay as MP for Lloydminster, J. P. Lyle Basq as Saskatchewan MLA, J B Lowery Eng as Alberta MLA, G C Wood A C Forster J Uronow J Cum ming J Laws as Justices of the Peace, H Huxley as Sheriff, A B Pollard as process mover, and G L Cooke BLD as coroner.
Saskatchewan council details list Mayor D G Tuckwell and officials including Aston Hell Hall De Hill Hussey and Smith with Sec Treasurer H Lisle and Chief of Police W Saath. Meeting occurs every alternate Monday at 8 p.m. in Wood's Hall.
J Ashton holds monthly meeting schedule: first Monday in Alberta Ball. Reeve HOW, Councillors MacLeod and Parley attend with EB. Sée Trees noted.
Art Bowtell of Prog Lake visited town this week. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church plans a sale of work and fancy articles at Alberta Hall, running until Friday May 15. The event offers plants home-made cooking light refreshments and supper.
In the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan Battleford judicial district Continental Oil Company Limited versus Richard Hall, a judgment dated January 26 1913 with writs issued January 1918 prompts a public sale by auction at Battleford Court House. The Northwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 48 Range 27 West of the Third Meridian is offered subject to a Galivio Walston Lumber Company lien of 115.75 and taxes plus seed grain liens. sale set for July 28 1914. For details contact Hale Sparling, Battleford solicitors.
A meeting of the association shows J. Meynerd as president and J Bett as vice president with an executive committee including Mesors Cameron Parley Hell untingford W Johnson lawrie BR Miller Mooney Munro Stevenson Tuckwell Whithread White Wood Lee treasurer H Huxley The meeting is to be held at Alberta Hall at the call of the secretary.
Alberta School and Saskatchewan School groups list officers including chairmen Mewrs Parley Lawrie Menzies and Whitbread Axton Phillpots Rendell Rogers with treasurers E J Ashton Lisle. Meetings noted on est Tuesday each month and every third Monday in secretaries offices.
The record names chairman Lilsle and listed members Campbell Daly Hall R Miller Mc Donnell Patmore Tuckwell Rawle Waterhouse and secretary treasurer BE Ashton. Additional names include Hi CC and Messrs.
The notice lists trains and times: Eastbound Daily Limited No. 2 to Saskatoon Regina Winnipeg at 4 08, Westbound Daily Limited No. 1 to Vegreville Edmonton Camrose Calgary at 12 12 am, mixed local eastbound on Tue Thu Sat at 10 40 am and westbound Monday Wednesday Friday at 2 40 pm. Depot Agent J Mooney.
Postmaster G. M. Mayberry Assistant R. A. G. Pollard notes mail closes at 7 p.m. for Hast and Weet. Saturday morning mail routes to Harlan Fort Pitt Jewit's Landing Green Streetminster Rex Tentaee. Tuesday Saturday morning mail to Dina Oxville McLaughlin Paradise Valley New Lindsay and Hising Sun port offices. Mail leaves Streams town post office Mondays and Fridays at 4 p.m. Friday mail to Staplehurst. Thursday mail to Boothminster.
B. Martin departs with his car for a new stand at Paynton while Mrs Martin travels to Ontario to visit relatives. Mrs J P Lyte and Mrs Small will be received on Friday at the residence for the last time this season.
Mooney will not receive next and Mrs Maynard will not receive on Thursday. Mrs John Bell left with her daughter, Mrs H Tutley in Edmonton. The usual meeting of the W A was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs A J Maynard.
The text notes Mr and Mrs Hiram Miller saving the Old Land and arriving around the 28th. It mentions Dr Holt leaving town on a Wednesday night for a trip to Chicago and references Dow and a man fond of horses, though much of the remainder is garbled.
H Holland sub agency announces office hours from 10 PM to 5 PM for public access.
Sundeave 11 a.m. 7.40 p.m. Sunday School 8 p.m. Holy Communion first and third Sundays. W. A. meets alternate Wednesdays. Junior meets alternate Mondays. Rev. J.B. Gibson rector Knox Presbyterian Church corner of Edmonton end Sixth Sunday 11 a.m. 7.20 p.m. Sunday School 12 noon. Ladies Aid first Wednesday monthly. P. Elms meets second Wednesday monthly. Mission Band second Friday. Methodist Church corner Main and Fourth 11 a.m. 7.30 p.m. Baptist Church Church Street Sundays 7.40 p.m. Sunday School 1 p.m. Ladies Aid alternate Thursday. Catholic Church Sixth Street Wednesday memory on fourth Sunday of every month at 6.50. Priest Sepp, pastor.
A brief item notes efforts to clean up an area known as the Wall and related cleanup actions led by community members. The report mentions local involvement and ongoing work to restore the site.
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