Local mobilization seeks twenty five men for war effort
Lloydminster districts push to enlist more volunteers with local councils pledging to pay the wage for those not already provided for. Over twenty have enlisted so far and 25 names pass necessary qualifications including Bunyan Burt A Burt Capper Cherry Collins Dale Davis Dunlop Eckman Greenshaw Hobbs Linde Marshall Moffatt Rutherford Rowley Sharrett Sharrett Thursby Thompson Wall Wilford.
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Lloydminster
Col. Ruttan
Vilage
Major Hill
Basket Social At St Luke's Church Northminster
The annual social at St Luke's Church Northminster is set for Friday December 10 at 6 p.m. at the schoolhouse. The Ladies Auxiliary will run a sale of work featuring useful articles the same evening.
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St Luke’s Church
Northminster
Lipinster church fund gains gift from English donor
A donor in England offered 1446 toward Lipinster church building. A tale recalls a couple's harrowing 36 hour ordeal with a single light. Blackfoot Coulee saw a sudden rise turning to a stream without rain. Frank Jones and Catherine Holtby wed as Arthur Jones served as best man and Bessie Holtby as bridesmaid. The Agricultural Society met with a 39 dollar credit and 83 members.
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England
Lipinster
Blackfoot Coulee
Frank Jones
Catherine Holtby
Carruthers
Arthur Jones
Bessie Holtby
The
Agricultural Society
Bostonians Here Next Monday For Tippered Mary Comedy
The Bostonians will perform the musical comedy Tippen Mary next Monday evening at the local football club venue. The show comes from Saskatoon with scenery, music, and light and is praised as the best musical comedy in twelve months by Saskatoon papers. Miss Babe Mason returns to play Mary with a full company delivering two hours of comedy song and dance, noted for clean humor and lively talent.
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Tipperary Mary
Saskatoon
Lloydminster
Ou Tipperary
Bostonians
Open Column Letter From W J Waterhouse
The Times invites letters from readers on local or general topics. Writers should include their names as a sign of good faith, though publication is not guaranteed.
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W. J. Waterhouse
the Times
Town Ratepayers Hear Sparsely Attended Annual Meeting
The annual meeting led by H B Hall saw little public interest as committees reported routine work and limited funding. Mayor praised council harmony, noted $163.57 on printing and advertising, and $500 in sundries while discussing hospital prospects and future municipal assets.
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H. B. Hall
John Bell
R. Smith
Huxley
Fern
Howell
Mooney
Dominion
Humboldt
Seymour
War News Roundup on Grain, Fronts and Leaders
The Dominion Government signals grain shipments between twelve and fifteen million bushels as a major feature. Developments abroad focus on the Balkans and the Romanian border with Russia massing forces.British forces in Mesopotamia await reinforcements near the Tigris as German resistance weakens in Kameruns. A German protest parade in Berlin calls for peace amid shortages. Three million seven hundred thousand German casualties are tallied to November 22. Lord Kitchener visits Paris and Rome, drawing ovations. Italians reportedly take Gorizia on the eastern front.
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Hyde
Igughe
Canin Wang
Herneas
Duchess of Connaught
Balkans
Russia
Montenegro
Albania
Mesopotamia
Tigris
Kameruns
Imbal Palace
Berlin
Dupont Powder Works
Wilmington
U.S.A
Tureday
Kitchener
Paris
Rome
Gorizia
Grain Growers Convention Set for Dec 8 and 9
North Battleford Nov 26 The annual convention of the Grain Growers for District No 11 will be held in North Battleford on December 8 and 9 starting at 0 50 a m. Prominent attendees include J B Musselman and Thos Sales of Langham. Delegates traveling by rail should purchase one way tickets and obtain standard certificates from ticket agents.
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North Batirietory
North Battleford
J. B. Musselman
Langham
Letters to the Editor Preserve Community Voices in Print
A sampler of reader opinions on local issues reflects civic interest and ongoing debate. Citizens share concerns about public services and community welfare, urging thoughtful replies from officials and neighbors alike.
Britania Voters To Decide On Stray Animals Act Referendum
An open letter to Britannia ratepayers urges careful consideration of the Stray Animals Act before the December 13 vote. It contrasts free range versus herd law for cattle and horses, warns of fence costs and road-project funding, and urges weighing impacts on farmers, taxes, and vacant lands.
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Britannia
F. Hanlin
T. Kitchen
Dolar
James W. Waternovee
Britannia Municipal Meeting Minutes 1915 Nov 28
The Rural Municipality of Britannia No. 502 council met on November 28 1915 with Reeve F. Jacob and Councillors N Jones P B Smith F E Priest and A Nelson. Minutes of Oct 14 were read. Hudsons Bay Company solicitors seek 1914 assessment and surtax figures. secretary reported 521 on assessment roll and 69 on surtax roll provided. A Patriotic Association deputation discussed fund raising and requested member support. Motions approved: pay 50 to M Daly for 1915 assessment work. authorize 507.54 in accounts plus 100 to schools and 700 municipal loan balance. Reeve set next meeting for Dec 22 at 2 PM.
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Britannia
F. Jacob
N. Jones
P. B. Smith
F. E. Priest
A. Nelson
Department of Municipal Affairs
Hudson's Bay Company
Patriotic Association
Messrs Mooney, Manro and
Maynard
Councillor Jones
8. M. Daly
Coun. Smith
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Knight
J. H. Ster
Neon
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Hewitt
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Alberta Hall
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Minday
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