Patriotic Masquerade Funds Effort in Allister and St George’s
A Times correspondent reports two patriotic masquerades in the district raising funds. The Allister School dance drew a large crowd with many patriotic costumes and planned a March 17 event. At St George’s Hall, Mrs Ball and others performed, prizes went to Mrs Weeks, and talk of adding a ladies cloak room continued alongside notices of a suspected blackleg in Orville.
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Times
McLavents P.D
Allister
Prise
St. Patrick's Day
Whitey Bull
John Cornish
The
Ark
R.I.P
H. Cornish
France
E. Ball
Red Cross Tea Brings In $14.85 At Alberta Hall
The Red Cross Tea gathering at the Oddfellows Room Alberta Ball drew many locals in civil and red uniform attire. Proceeds totaled 14 dollars and 85 cents, including 2 dollars 70 cents from the Post Office Red Cross box. The next tea is planned for the usual place Alberta Hall on February date to be announced.
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Oddfellows Room
Alberta Ball
Red Cross
Weual Place
Alberta Hall
Eee Nee White
Re Miller
Edapeegene
Municipal Meeting Minutes At Ball Camp February 1916
The Ball Camp council held a February 8 1916 meeting approving By law 16 related to Free Range in Township 61-8 and scheduling a new referendum for March 1 from 10am to 4pm at George McKay's house. They discussed road access to Blackfoot and reflected on Rural Municipalities convention plans in Calgary. By laws 17 and 18 passed on rebates and gopher destruction. The 1915 rate stood at 7.07 mills with accounts approved and the next meeting set for March 8.
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Ball Camp
McDonnel
Connell
George McKay
Alexemrlca Co-Operative Society
Lealiog
Blackfoot
Ecillor Campbell
Calgary
Skinner
Medical Holl Drug Company
Lloydminster
Wellington
Coopers
Burs
Ij Siniog
Forus
Webster
Counciillor Campbell
Counsillor Bkinoer
Thanks from Mrs Jas Vincent for Overseas Club fund helpers
Mrs Jas Vincent thanks a long list of supporters including Mrs Evervet and Misses Evervet Mr Pollard Mr Norman Mrs De lalande W Clarkson Cuthbert Norman Collins Whitbread Johnson Daly Medical Hall Sre venson Thomas Halliwell Palmer Lee Bing Jake Procter Brown Lindsay Rodgers Howell Hyland Nurse Price Harris Mayberry Wood Meliead and "A Gaober" for sending forty two packs of tobacco cigarettes and matches to France.
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Jas
Vincent
Ches
Overseas Club Daily Mirror Fund
France
Evervet
Harley
Pollard
Jnd
J. H. Srevenson
O. BE. Thomas
Halliwell
J. Palmer
Lee Bing
J. Jake
Procter
J. Brown
A. Lindsay
W. Rodgers
E. W. H. Howell
Hyland
Nurse Price
W. Harris
Mr Mayberry
G. O. Wood
W. H. Meliead
Wood's Hall Falled With Patriotic Meeting at Lloydminster
A poorly publicized patriotic meeting drew soldiers and civilians to Wood's Hall. J K Melanie, famed Saskatchewan speaker, delivered a one hour address praising empire unity and liberty. The event ended with cheers, songs, and thanks to Melanie.
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Lloydminster
J. K. Melanie
Farmer-Journalis
Tockwell
McIn
Saskatchewan
Melanie
Melhois
Scotland
England
Flng
Willie McKnosie
Adaws
Aul Carrie
Matuois
Wedding Bells at Smith Home Formal Friday Nuptials
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs Smith on Thursday February 4 Eleanor Gertrude Smith became the bride of Cleveland Bell Rev J B Gideon performed the ceremony The newlyweds reside in the former Atkinson residence and well wishers hope for a long prosperous journey down life's path for Cleve and his bride
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J. Smith
Eleanor Gertrude
Cleveland Bell
J. B.gideon
Minutes of Local Municipal Hospital Board Meeting 1915
Minutes of the Bosal of the Lloydminater Municipal Hospital meeting held February 1915 at 8 p.m. list officers elected H. Lisle president W. D. Masies vice president and details visiting committees, contract tenders, mortuary erection, and accounts. The secretary noted a donation from Mrs. Oryne and a motion to bill non-contributing patients at 2.75 per day.
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Lloydminater Municipal Hospital
Overseas Glob
Lisle
Messrs Day
Miler
Tuckwell
Harley
Jones
Rawle
Campbell
Jacob
Smith
Armstrong
Mengies
McDoonell
Harrison
Seatress
H. Campbell
House
Oryne
Jouns
Mra Oryne
D. G. Tuckwell
Prospects Bright for Spring Business Says Howell Firm
Mr Bl Howell reports a very favorable spring outlook with a $200 outfit sold last week and further orders already placed. Arthur Howell and local farmers visited the engineers' school of the International Harvester Co at North Batherton.
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Bl. Howell
Arthur Howell
Engineers
Tntervatioos Harvester Co
Jat Borth Batthetor
Popular all star ladies aid farce plays to full Alberta Hall audience
The Alberta Hall audience packed the Ball to see the entertaining farce An Old Fashioned Ladies Aid Business Meeting. The local orchestra impressed with several selections and the comic songs of Miss Roberts drew many laughs from the crowd and soldier boys.
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Ladies Aid
Alberta
Masquerade Ball Aids New Town Hall Fund
A successful masquerade ball at the Hotel Gilmour on Friday raised 75 dollars for the New Town Hall project. About two hundred guests attended the dance organized by Mrs Phil lips A Gilmour and Mr Dale with prize awards for Mr K H Phillips and Mrs Clark before a late-night supper and music from the orchestra.
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Kitacoty
Gilmour
Rene Nee Ames
Mrs Phillips
Mee A. Gilmour
Mr. Dale
Mre Clark
K.H. Phillips
Silver Wedding at Midlerdale
Mr and Mrs H B Miller celebrated their silver wedding on February 12 with a dinner and games. Guests presented many pieces of silver and read a letter from friends praising their hospitality and wishing many more years together.
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Krrsgorr
Alt
H. RB. Miller
Ood
Miller
Wilton Municipal Meeting Minutes and Appointments
The second Wilton council meeting in the municipal office at Marshall on Saturday February 6 with all members present approved minutes and appointed poundkeepers across divisions. A new pound was set at se 16 46 4F, and a Lashborn petition seeks hospital treatment parity. council postponed hospital regulation changes until the provincial assembly. By law actions included repealing Fence Law By-law 24, amending fence post size, and printing by-law details for ratepayers. A motion supported Sartax principle against land companies and a weed inspector proposal were discussed with votes recorded.
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Marshall
J. B. Smith
J. W. Craven
G.B. Collins
Jao, Walker
AL. LeRoes
Br.d. Noyes
A. Corker
D. McTavish
C.W Branford
G.de Lisle
E. A. Black
Robertson
Wellatan
al Key Poomkeeper
Lashbern
Lashborn
R.M
Wilton
Counoil
Lashboro Cottage Hospital
Davies
Dept. of Municipal
J. P
Goubesour
Weimay
Hobertson
Bird
Hall
Armatrong
Goubonour
GANADIAN CONTINGENT Lands in France with British Troops
Paris reports a sizable group of Canadians among 300000 to 600000 new British troops to be landed in France. The influx is part of Kitchener's first million, with more arrivals expected over the next four weeks.
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Paris
France
Kitchener
Nine Years Ago and the Paper’s New Editorial Voice
A fragmented editorial notes a new editor Gruly taking charge this week with democratic aims and a broader readership. The writer invites news from readers and encourages subscriptions while joking about honest measures, postal awareness, and the pending completion of a local telephone system.
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Journaliem
Weed inspection plan for the present year brief
The document outlines a weed inspection plan for the current year with a budget note of 95,000 linked to officers or committees including Goubhoa ser and Wellman, Bird, Roberson, Hall, Daviewsod, Ara strong. The next meeting is scheduled at Marshall on Monday.
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Goubhoaser
Wellman
Ggainet Bird
Roberson
Hall
Daviewsod Arastrong
Marshall Oo Gurunlay
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