Patriotic Masquerade Delights Allister School Crowd
A Times report from McLaventr P D details a patriotic masquerade at Allister School with Mrs C Bull winning best dressed as a Spanish Dancer. Bert Cameron led the floor, and plans include a St Patrick's Day dance, hall annex, and a Feb 24 concert. a blackleg case in Orville settlement prompted stockers’ vigilance.
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Times
McLaventr P.D
Allister
C. Bull
Bert Cameron
St. Patrick's Day
Whitey Bell
John Cornish
M.eddiestone
H. Cornish
France
Mixes E. Bull
Gipsy
Bull
Night
Red Cross Tea Brings Citizens Together at Alberta Hall
The Red Cross Tea at the Oddfellows Room Alberta Hall drew many locals including both men and women. Proceeds totaled 1.35 with 2.70 from the Post Red Cross box. The next tea is planned for Alberta Hall on Monday under local organizers Gee White Miller.
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Oddfellows Room
Alberta Hall
Red Cross
Macy
Gee
White
Miller
Streamstown Municipal Meeting Minutes of February 1915
The Streamstown council meets at Bell Camp on Monday February 8 1915. Minutes approve prior record and note by-law 16 Free Range in Township 51-8. A referendum on February 1 in Two 52-1 tied. another referendum set for March 1 at George McKay's house from 10 am to 4 pm. Council discusses road to Blackfoot, Rural Municipalities convention in Calgary, strychnine tender to Metical Hall Drug Co Lloydminster, reciprocity of Free Range zones, rebates under Municipalities Act and gopher destruction costs. School estimates reviewed, year expenditure forecast approved with 7.07 million dollar rate. March 8 meeting scheduled.
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Bell Camp
Campbell
McDonnel
George McKay
Alexandra Co-Operative Society
Blackfoot
Calgary
Skinner
Metical Hall Drug Company
Lloydminster
Q Conncillor Skinner
Webster
Remembers the Soldiers at Overseas Club Fund Drive
Mrs Jas Vincent thanks contributors who sent forty two packs of tobacco cigarettes and matches to the Overseas Club Daily Mirror Fund for soldiers in France. The list includes Mrs Misees Everest Mr Harley Mr Pollard Mr and Mrs Norman Mr and Mrs Delalande W Clarkson F Cuthbert R Norman Mr Collins Mr Whitbread W Johnson E Johnson Mr Daly Medical Hall J H Stevenson O BE Thomas Halliwell Palmer Low Bing Jake Procter J Brown A Lindsay V Rodgers B W H Howell Mr Hyland Nurse Price W Harris Mr Mayberry G O Wood W H Mellend and A Goober.
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Jas. Vincent
Overseas Club Daily Mirror Fund
France
Everest
Harley
Pollard
Norman
Delalande
W. Clarkson
F. Cuthbert
R. Norman
Collins
Whitbread
W. Johnson
E. Johnson
Daly
Medical Hall
J. H. Stevenson
O. BE. Thomas
Halliwell
J. Palmer
Low Bing
J. Jake
Procter
J. Brown
A. Lindsay
V. Rodgers
B.W. H. Howell
Hyland
Nurse Price
W. Harris
Mayberry
G. 0. Wood
W. H.mellend
Patriotic meeting fills Lloydminster hall with McInnis speech
The Wood's Hall event drew a large turnout from surrounding points after J K McInnis arranged a last minute circular. Mayor Tuckwell chaired as McInnis, acclaimed Saskatchewan orator, delivered a one hour address praising the Empire and urging disciplined conduct for cadets. The gathering ended with military singing and the national anthem.
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Lloydminster
J.K. McInnis
Wood
Tuckwell
McInnis
Saskatchewan
Willie McKinsie
Capt
Adams
Molanis
Rey
Wedding Bells Reported For Mr and Mrs J
Brief local notice states Gertrude and Mr Cleveland Ibsen were united in marriage on February 4 as they begin life together and plan a hopeful future in their new home.
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Mra J
Gertrude
Cleveland Ibsen
Minutes of Local Municipal Hospital Board Meeting
The Lloydminster Municipal Hospital Board met February 11 with secretary Tuckwell and members present. Minutes from January 9 were approved. elections chose H W D and others to form the executive, and a two-man visiting panel was appointed per meeting. The board sanctioned lockers, painting in the operating room, a mortuary, and paid listed accounts. matron’s allowance reviewed, and per diem rates adjusted. The secretary noted a $8.00 advance from Mrs Cryne for dressings.
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Daly
Me Sant
Moesars Campbell Ami Jacu
Tuck
D. G. Wiltoo
Miller
Vewnell
Menzies
Guinees
J. H. Stevenson
H.B. Hall
W. Kiser
L. Barber
Burke and Taylor
Orvesley Am
T.J
Tov J.wimnoewue
W.L. Cameron
Phillpots
Cryne
Tockwell
Prospects Bright for Spring Business Says Howell
Mr Ek Howell notes strong spring prospects with a recent sale of a two hundred dollar outfit and existing orders signaling an encouraging outlook for the firm.
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Howell
Entertaining Farce Draws Large Alberta Hall Crowd
The ladies presenting the farce comedy An Old Fashioned Ladies Aid Business Meeting at Alberta Hall Monday evening received a warm response. A large appreciative audience jammed the doors, praising the performance and the local orchestra. Miss Roberts sang comic numbers that were especially popular with the soldiers, adding to the evening's success.
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Alberta Hall
Kitscoty Masquerade Ball Raises 75 for New Town Hall
The Ladies of Kitscoty held a masquerade ball at the Hotel Gilmour in Kitscoty Alt on Friday last to aid the New Town Hall. About two hundred guests attended. Music by M W Cryne aided dancing. Prizes awarded at 11:30 with Mel Clark for ladies and K H Phillips for gentlemen.
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Kitscoty
Alt
W. Cryne
Mel Clark
K.H. Phillips
Silver Wedding at Millerdale
Erragorr Alt Feb 15 Mr and Mrs H B Miller celebrated their silver wedding on Feb 12 with dinner and games. They received silver gifts from family and friends and a reading of a tribute letter expressing appreciation and best wishes for many more years together.
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Erragorr
Alt
H. RB. Miller
Wilton council minutes report votes and appointments
The Wilton municipal council met February 6 in the office at Marshall. Accounts totaling 320 were approved for payment. Multiple poundkeepers were appointed, a new lashburn pound established, and a petition regarding Lashburn hospital agreements was discussed. By laws on fence, herd law, and wire were read or amended, with plans to distribute copies to ratepayers. Discussions covered tax increases for land companies, weed inspection plans, and weed inspector appointments for each division. next meeting set for March.
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Marshall
J.B. Smith
J. W. Craven
G. EB. Collins
Jno. Walker
A. L. LeRues
BR. Jd. Noyes
A. Corker
D. McTavish
O.W Branford
G.de Lisle
E. G. Black
Robertson
Wellman
F. Atkey
Lashburn
R.M
Wilton
Lashbury Cottage Hospital
Hall
Davies
Counsillor Davies
Dept. of ‘Municipal
J.P. Lyle
Biri
Armstrong
Goubenoar
Goubenour
Birl Hall
Ahat
Britain Lands Huge Forger in France
Paris dispatch reports a vast British force landing in France on February 16 with 300 000 to 600 000 troops including a large Canadian contingent and more men to follow.
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Britain
France
Paris
Nine Years Ago Liegeminster Times Clippings Beg Public Notice
A fragment from The Liegeminster Times recalls February 12 editions nine years past. It jokes about policy religion and politics, invites readers to send news items and announcements, and urges subscriptions. It mentions a coming postal mail car and the local telephone system planned for next month.
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Liegeminster
Ios
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J. K. Melnnis
Regina
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Armetrong
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Harrison
Janosry Mth
Kitscoty Ladies
Millerdale
Miler Cole
Provincial Legislative Assembly
Sec
Saskatoon
Holland Armstrong
Bird
Weilman
Wallman
Againat
Gouhevoar
Rherison
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