Electoral Vvisions Minutes From Loydminster Council Meeting
Minutes detail road requests in Township 48 Range 2 and land dealings for road diversion. Actions include elected deputy reeve reappointment, uncollectable taxes written off, fence law bylaw amendments, and electoral division reorganization for 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loydminster
Campbell
McDonald
Merton
Lake
Menzies
Willoughby
N.W
George
Wallace
Mr Lake
Local Championship Final Set For Marshall Ground
Lloydminster travels with Hewitt in goal Mil Tockwell Boyd Hurley Ashcroft Black Gladwin A Tockwell Rother to chase medals in a clash at 3 o clock Marshall declines to delay the match to avoid conflict with sports and the winner or draw secures the title as the locals pursue a third straight championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereday
Ce Ieaseien Te
Marshall
Lloydminster
Hewitt
Mil Tockwell
Boyd
Hurley
Ashcroft
Black
Gladwin
A. Tockwell
Rotber
Wedding Bells for L A Willard and I R
The marriage of Mr L A Willard and Miss I R was conducted at the house of re Sengen on a Saturday in July. Mr G Willard and Miss L Willard reside nearby and many friends wish them happiness. The Methodist minister officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Willard
I. R
Re Sengen
G. Willard
Miss L
Correction on Austin & Barclay Barn Plan in Idaho
A corrected notice from Phhanix P.O. Idaho dated July 15 1915 clarifies a prior misprint. It states Messrs Austin and Barclay intend erecting a barn on Jack Barclay's place in the near future and is signed by W D Barclay on behalf of the partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phhanix
Bylaw Adoption and Council Actions at Lloydminster Meeting
The minutes show Bylaw No. 7 adopted on first reading. The secretary is to write protests over ineffective cattle guards on the railway track and seek government responsibility for road upkeep between Lloydminster and Kitaooty. Council approved road work wages, rebates, and directed the next meeting for September 4 at 1 p.m. in Lloydminster. Accounts were passed for payment and funds borrowed to balance accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
George
Department of Public Works
Mr Lake
Mr Donaldson
Lloydminster
Camobell
Mr McDonald
Reese
British casualty totals in war reach 33095 total
London reports casualties for British army and navy totaling 330,995 with naval losses 9,106 and army losses 321,889 by mid July. Earlier figures show 256,069 army casualties up to May 31 and 139,347 total British losses since fighting began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
House of Commons
H. J. Tennant
Great Britain
Germany
The Times Now In Its New Home
The Times Now reports moving to a new Lloydminster office after four years of space constraints. The paper thanks local residents for support, notes initial setup challenges, and expresses optimism about a better equipped operation and continued service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Lloydminster
New Times
Town council fixes rate at 21 mills despite license cuts
At a Monday night meeting the council kept the 21 mill rate for the year, aligning with 1914. Bar and liquor licenses were cut, Robetes eat assessment reduced, and the school board will levy seven mills. Retail merchants asked to raise transient trader licenses from 200 to 500, which was approved. George Bramhall reported on stageweed removal, and a letter from the Weels Commissioner urged action against perennial sow thistles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Hall
George Bramhall
Weels Commr
Thompson
Letter From Lloydminster Bay at the Front
A wartime letter from E 58 describing life near the firing line in France with the 8th Battalion. He recalls hospital stay, reserves, trench conditions, shelling, gas precautions, and rough combat experiences near F-
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Lloydminster Bay
Life in the trenches and distant news from the front
A soldier writes of moving through bombardment and long marches near Belgium. He describes shelling, periscope damage, trench fighting within 40 yards of the enemy, and toasted crops and ruined villages. He notes Overseas Club supplies and uncertainty about Major Ashton’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Major Ashton
Derman
Belgam
Reeches
Fartown Notes Mixed Weather and Local Updates
Wet spell eases as warm air now ripens crops in the Fartown district. Marshall visitors A M Smith and Dave Small toured the area last week. A sports correction notes Lone Rock defeated by Partown in baseball. Local peculiarities and garbled remarks end with a puzzled line about an auto versus buckskin horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fartows
Wen Bagles
A. M. Smith
Dave Small
Marshall
Fartown
Lloydminster Town Lots Sought in New Sale
The notice announces a town land sale in Lloydminster with bids invited from interested parties. Details on parcels offered, bidding procedures, and deadlines are provided by the municipal authorities.
Government grant outlined for 1914 live stock show
Ottawa July 16 1915 Dominion Live Stock Commissioner acknowledges letters and notes a grant of half the 1914 live stock exhibition costs totaling 1585 50. He asks for the 1914 list for the second exhibition and offers to publish the grant notice in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxley
Geubtin Bes
Jobot
Dominion Live Stock
Ottawa
Elevator plans and editor visit stir town
A letter from the Canadian Elevator Company states their plan to erect an elevator immediately. One hundred fifty American editors will visit the town next Saturday. Legal actions regarding land deals are pending as deliveries of a half section east of town are disputed. Constable Tasker of the North-West Mounted Police has returned from Battleford after target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Tasker
N.W.M.P
Battleford
Swimming Club Carnival at Three Mile Lake Returns
The Lloydminster and District Swimming Club hosts its third annual aquatic sports and picnic at Three Mile Lake on Thursday starting 1 30 p m A civic half holiday is declared by the Mayor and strong local support backs the event A day of sport and leisure awaits if weather cooperates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloydminster and District Swimming Club
Three Mile Lake
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Belgium
GOD Save the
Lloydminator
Lloydminster Times
France
Jane
Abe Lloydminster
Sth
Carson Street
Piccadilly
Pires
Fartown Notes
Prom Times
Partown Sports
Maraball
Lone Rock
Bright
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