Loydminster Officials Listing A. A Champagne W H White
LLOYDMINSTER on the Canadian North West transcontinental line west of Winnipeg seventy miles east of Edmonton lists Dominion Parliament member A A Champagne and W H White, Saskatchewan Legislature member P Lyle Bay J R Lowery Alberta Legislature, Justices of the Peace G C Wood A C Forster J Gronow J Cum ming B Laws Sheriff Huxley process issuer A B Pollard closing with other local officials.
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Winnipeg
Edmonton
A. A. Champagne
W. H. White
Ken
Saskatchewan
P. Lyle
Bay
Alverte Légindlature
J. R. Lowery
Hay
G.C. Wood
A.C. Forster
J. Gronow
J. Cumming
B. Laws
Sherif
Huxley
Pollard
Chromwr
G. L. Cooke
M.D
Saskatchewan Council Meeting Notes
Saskatchewan council and mayor officials meet every alternate Monday at 8 pm to discuss municipal matters. Names listed include Aston Bell Hell Dr Hi Hux ley and Smith Sec Treas H C Chief of Police W Srith and others.
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Tuckwell
Countcillors
Aston
Bell, Hell
Alberta Council Meets Monthly in Alberta Hall
Alberta council members Heeve K W Miller councillors Macleod and Farlay Lee Treas E J Ashton meet monthly in Alberta Hall on Great Monday to discuss local matters.
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Heeve
K. W. Miller
Macleod
Farlay
Lee Treas
E. J. Ashton
Alberta Hall
Board of Trade Meeting Notice Al Alberta Hall
The board of trade met at Alberta Hall by call of the secretary with president A. 4 Maynard and vice president J. Bell and an executive committee including Mesure Cameron Crossley Perley Mati Wantingford W Johnson lawrie Ko Miller Mooney Munro Stevenson Tuckwell Whitbread White Wood and Huxley listed as secretary treasurer.
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Board OF Trade
Maynard
J. Bell
Mesure Cameron
Crossley
Perley
Mati
Wantingford
W. Johnson
Lawrie
Ko Miller
Mooney
Munro
Stevenson
Tuckwell
Whitbread
White
Wood
Treas
H. Huxley
Alberta Hall
Local Meeting Schedules and Officers
Alverta Tenoot Messra Parte chaired by Lawrie and Menzies meet on the first Tuesday monthly at the secretary's office. Saskatchewan School group led by Whithead with Aston Hillpots Reedell and Rogers meets on the third Monday at the secretary's office with Lishe as Sec-Treas.
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Alverta
Tenoot
Messra Parte
Lawrie
Menzies
Hospital Board Names Members and Secretary Treasurer
The hospital board announces its membership with Mesers HH Lisle as chairman and members Campbell Daly Hall R Miller McDonnell Patmore Tuckwell Rawle Waterhouse HK Miller W D Miller HK Armstrong and W Walker. Secretary Treasurer E J Ashton.
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Mesers HH
Sask 14 UnT Horse Command Officers Named
Lt Col G Hudson commands A Squadron with Major H Hill as OC Leashburn's BR Squadron led by Major W Batay? in Saskatoon area post details and unit assignments from 22d Saskatchewan.
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SASK
G. ©. Hudson
Inster
H. Hill
0. C
Liegdminster
W. Bateay C.C
Leashburn
Train timetable fragment lists departures from depots
A local railway timetable shows trains from Regina and Winnipeg with departures at 4.08 am to the West and from Edmonton and Calgary at 12.12 am. It also notes mixed local going fast service on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays and westward trips on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.59 pm. Depot Agent FP J Mooney signs the notice.
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Oian
Cesadosa
Regina
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Camrog
Calgery
Wenaday
J. Mooney
Postmaster and assistant oversee closing times for rural mail routes
The notices list post office hours and mail dispatch times for multiple rural offices including Onion Lake Hewitt's Landing Dino Oxville Mc Laughlin Paradise Valley New Lind say Rising Sum and Streams town. Mail departs on Fridays at 4 PM and Mondays Fridays at 4 PM for certain routes with Saturday morning pickups.
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G. M. Mayberry
Southasinster
Dominion Lands Sub Agency Notice
W A Bolland, agent for the Dominion Lands Sub Agency, announces an office time change from 10 am to 5 pm.
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Dominion Lands Sub Agency
W. A. Bolland
Atice Bourse
Local Church Schedules and Ministers Listed
The notice lists Sunday services and weekly activities for multiple churches. Includes CHURCH OF ENGLAND Bt Johns with Sunday School and Holy Communion schedules and Rev J B Gibson. KNOX PRESBY CHvren with aid and ELMS group meetings. Durness Mission summers. METHODIST CHURCH corner Main and Fourth with services and Ladies Aid. and additional church street address with Sunday School and Ald meetings led by Rev G B Pinsent.
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Church OF England
Bt. John’s Minister
Broadway
J.B. Gibaon
Knox Presb Chvren
Edmonton
Siath
Aid
LP Elms
Beton
Minion
Durness Mission
W. T. Crom
Methodist
Ald
J. Bright
G.B. Pinsent
Rural News Column Seeks Local Correspondents
Four Corners serves as a rural municipal nexus and the paper invites opinion from country residents. Each municipality will have a correspondent to report its weekly outlook for publication.
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Eal Dende
Harlan夫妻回到家乡参加 Lashburn 爱国音乐会
Mrs Bottow 与 A Booth 上周日从 Lashburn 的 Patri otic Concert 返回家乡。地区多名青年正考虑加入第二批动员，并已开始相关准备工作。
Millerdale News Highlights From Edmonton Visitors
Mr and Mrs Will McCullough of Edmonton spend holidays at Millerdale Ranch. A Scottish visitor marvels at local yields and rent inequalities. Jack Emmerson repaired the school after a lightning strike. Prairie chickens remain scarce as oats yield 90 to 100 bushels per acre reported by H K Miller. Mrs F Donald of Edmonton returns after three weeks with KR Miller. Community residents are active in farming and repairs.
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Will McCullough
Edmonton
Millerdale Ranch
H. RR
Miller
McCullough
Scotland
Tomaek Toon
Jack Emmerson
H. K. Miller
WILTON Reports Strong Grain Trade and Threshing Near Finish
The report notes rising grain prices benefiting farmers and Marshall moving over four hundred loads in three days while Lashburn sees steady haulage. Farmers expect a fifty percent rise in cultivated land next year. threshing in the district is nearly complete with little grain leaving the province.
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Marshall
Lashburn
Ooo
Rambling Notes On Local Farm Life And Community
Jottings describe a rural district with mention of Mr Curtis loss, Streamcrows evening trip, a arm a mecca reference, and a farm district wearing a smile that won’t come off. A prayer service is planned at Durness Schoolhouse West. Farmers discuss ploughing moisture retention for spring and hay stocks. The pork price rise is noted and Reevie induction arrangements are reported. Sympathy is offered for Mr Andrew and Mr Anderson.
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Curtis
Leman
Arma Mecca
Presbyterian
Reevie
Andrew
Declan Mr. Anderson
Local Notices and Social Events From Town and District
The notice lists new Besson Dainty shawls at W. L. Cameron's with colors and prices up to $2.50. It reports the death of Robert Moxley in Kingston Ont at 74 and offers condolences. It notes pupils receiving congratulations and lists names by grade, and mentions local military visits, a Overseas Club executive meeting on November 12, with a 60th birthday whist drive and refreshments. It covers a social box for Patriotic Fund, Dougal McTavish visiting, harvest yields, and a social dance at the Alberta Hall. It records Park Theatre opening, a trustees meeting for the Village School District, and a Townsite Company's title cancellation dispute upheld over taxes. It notes Village Council meeting next Monday, extensive plowing season, a serious threshing accident recovery, club secretary’s winter preparations, and a forthcoming dress parade with Lt Parley drawing crowds.
Northminster War Bond Meeting Supports Wounded Soldiers
Northminster held a Patriotic Association meeting addressed by Mooney of Local Vetrietic Society and Major Ashton on war causes and unity. Dean Trench used a large map to illustrate points as the community pledges support for wounded soldiers and dependents with several subscriptions already arriving.
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Mooney
Vetrietic Society
Major Ashton
Dean Trench
Northrmitier
Gye Metrich
Visiting brethren meet Tuesdays at Alberta Hall
Regular Tuesday evening gathering at Alberta Hall hosted by the lodge. Visitors are welcomed by the group leaders B. B CHIDLOW N. G W. J HUNTINGFORD R 8 and others.
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Alberta Hall
At & Pam
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Lloydminster
B. C. Rodd
Nd. S. L. Hi
Col
G. C. Hodson
Lesale Liquor Store
Joydminster Studio
Hin McGale
H.C. Land
Saskatchewan Council
Alberta Council
Bschool Board
Hospitat. Board
Post Office
Harlan
Millerdale
Durness Schoolhouse
Creo
Besson
W. L. Cameron
Robert Moxley
C. H. Moxley
Kingston
Ont
Marion Gaines
Eva Geines
W. Kilduf
Dorcas Kilduff
Eithylie Cuthbert
Verna Miller
Jean Menzies
Gordon Lawrie
Jack Lawrie
Nora Gilchrist
Madge Hargrove
Panton
D. C
Hodson
Overseas Club
Durness
Eid
the Patriotic Fund
Melbore
Reeve Campbell
Dougal McTavish
Sears
Tate
St. John's Church
Weg Meyers
Edses
Onion Lake
the Park Theatre
Sidney
Bunnydale
EB. J. Ashton
Reeve Miller
Sec
Ash
Canadian Northern Hallway
Alberta
Freeseup
Mr. Hyrabennette
Recalion
Parley
Northminster
Aduuiane’ Mitel
The
Patriotic Association
Meridian Lodge
B. B
Chidlow
N. G
W. J
Huntingford
Vermilion School of Agriculture
Lloydminster Review
Regina Leader
Lloydminster Livery & Cartage Co
Church St. Lloydminster
Burke & Gilbert
Europe
Groud
OAK Morris
Burgess & Menzies
Hudson Bay Land
J. H. Stevenson
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