Hospital shack repairs and coal tenders reviewed
Minutes show the House Committee approving habitable repairs to the hospital shack with ventilators. Tenders for coal from Vincent Newcastle Twin City Lamp, Humberstone Black Diamond and others were considered. The contract for meat supply to the hospital was awarded to Ms Ball after discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masia
G. H
P. Sait
D. Spencer
Humberstone
Vincented
Johnston
Cuthbert
G. H. Campbell
W Walker
Ball
Mrs Gibson Is Doing Nicely After Mayo Treatment
A letter from Mr Gibson informs readers that Mrs Gibson is improving after medical treatment for cancer at Mayo Bros. The editor notes her kindness and usefulness to many and hopes for a speedy, permanent recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Minutes Record Decisions On Household Upgrades And Payment
In a meeting motion 8 M Daly moved and H Jones seconded to keep a red pilot light with the electric iron. H Campbell moved and H Huxley seconded to build an ice house with 20 tons capacity and arrange packing for winter. G Tuckwell seconded by Daly approved payment of 200 dollars to P Fretwell. Messrs P B Smith and G B Campbell named visiting committee for the ensuing month. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Daly
H. Jones
H. Campbell
H. Huxley
G. Tuckwell
P. Fretwell
Messrs
P. B. Smith
G. B. Campbell
You Cannot Kill the Kaiser With Your Mouth
Frederick Palmer, the American war correspondent, supports Allied triumph with Kitchener's war plan, noting Britain’s growing artillery strength and added manpower. Edith Cavell’s execution stirs recruits, while Belgium and France rally as German offensives stall before Paris.
Local Council Minutes and Public Pounds Decisions
The Marshall council met on Saturday to confirm minutes and approve accounts totaling £623. Public pounds for the municipality were assigned to districts with named poundkeepers and amounts. Arrangements for elections named Returning Officers across divisions, with nominations on December 6 and a general meeting on December 20 in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Marshall
Gheenenshe
Bird
Wellman
Hall
Davies
J. B. Smith
G. E. Collins
John Walker
A L. LeRace
R.J . Noyes
A. Corker
D. Seg Tac
C. W. Branford
G. de Lisle Craven
Merton Meeting Fails to Reach Quorum
At the Merton Council session held Saturday November 13 at Winona School the Reeve and Councillors Start and Stoddart were present. The reeve named the secretary treasurer as returning officer for the December 18 elections and appointed deputy returning officers for each polling division, but no regular business was conducted due to lack of an official quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Council
Winona School
Stoddart
Ott
Cere
L. G. Bands
FW. Heart
O.w
J. R. Robinson
E. Clay
FP. Johnson
A.w
D. Bennett
Churchill defends his record in Commons amid war criticism
The report notes Churchill’s fiery Commons speech defending his wartime leadership after resigning his portfolio to join his regiment. It cites praise from the House, criticisms of Earl Kitchener, and mentions Greece’s uneasy stance, Venizelos’s political moves, Russia’s eastern gains, Joffre’s leadership, and the fragile Balkan front as Allied forces push forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Admiralty
Antwerp
Lord Kitchewer
Dardanelles
Churchill
Arthur B. Markham
Earl Kitchener
Greece
el Prouine
Venizelos
Iing
Russia
Joffre
Balkan
Fartown Notes and Harvest Talk from Gnished District
Threshing is nearly finished with a very good yield. Some farmers smile at success while grain wagons fill routes. If prices rise with yields younger farmers may buy candy instead of begging it from girls. Halloween passes quietly as granaries are moved and blamed on innocent parties. Mr J J Slater returns from a successful trip. The Six may thresh slowly but reaches the site in time. Naira Flop Flog assigns L to take the flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Miss Cavell
Boyland
Enst
Kitchener
Serbia
Palmer
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Salonika
West Front
Hohenzollern
Fartows
J. J. Slater
Drunk and Disorderly Fine Given to H Lolstram
H Lolstram of Dion was fined four dollars and costs for being drunk and disorderly on Tuesday before Grouow Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lolstram
Dion
Tuessay
Grouow
J.P
Minster Notes On Town Projects And Local Happenings
Nine years ago clippings reveal plans for side tracks and a larger freight house in Minster with C N Ro involved. Jellin wins contract for fire hall building between the telegraph and printing offices. Elevators under construction include a second from British American Elevator Co. Five tenders for a new school, Ben Rodd’s bid $8771, Gee’s cellar and foundation $725. Mr J Bell gains control of Britannia Hotel. Harry Bowtell wed Misema McClenaghan at Onion Lake with Rev J Ro Matheson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N Ro
Minster
Jellin Haw
British American Elevator Co
Ben Rodd
Gee
J. Bell
R. J. Bruce
Britannia Hotel
Harry Bowtell
Misema McClenaghan
Onion Lake
J. Ro Matheson
Auction Sales Advertisements Highlight Local Farm Auctions
The issue lists multiple upcoming sales. MacKensie conducts a large sale at WA Sanders farm on Thursday November 27. Huxley posts a sale at W Rowley’s farm near Landrose on Wednesday November 2, and another farm stock sale at Maloney farm on Thursday November 3. Farmers urged to study these notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKensie
WA Sander’s
Huxley
W. Rowley
Landrose
Maloney Farm
Good work by ladies of Streamstown
Miss M. FE Hinton secretary of the Birean sown Ladiew' Guild received thanks from the Canadian Red Crow Society Saskatchewan Branch Regina for a 100.00 donation to endow two beds in Sask Base Hospital named The Streamstown Bede. Receipt enclosed. The executive thanked the Guild and noted the campaign progress toward hospital funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Hinton
Birean Sown Ladiew’ Guild
Red Crows
Canadian Red Crow Society
Saskatchewan
Regina
Marlow
Sask
Streamstown
Thin Society
E. D. McCalrm
Concert Supper and Dance for Red Cross in Northamster Sodo House
The Friday event to benefit the Red Cross features a concert supper and dance. Mary Metcalfe leads active workers in decorating tables representing allied nations for an entertaining and enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northatmster Sodo
Red Crows
Mary Metcalfe
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P.O
Nor. Tobe
Sones
Gilbert C. Scott
Oathe
Frank M
Scott & Still
Lloydminster - Salk
C.P.A
Hudson Bay Lands
Lloydminster Drill Hall
W. T. Wallis
God Save the King
Lon Kitchener
Britain
Great Britain
Kitchbener
Germany
Hemme
Paris
Frederick Palmer
America
Edith Cavell
Nuree
Brussels
Joan of Arc
Nurse Cavell
Palmar
Wm Walker
B. Harding
Lashbor
Isley
W. A. Bhaw
Eagle B
F. Staffont
Partown
F.G Turvey
Burke's
Merton
Fartown
Times
Se Medical Hall Drug Co
James Vincent
Newcastle
Timpac
Yan Bee
Aguie
A. Steuart Pollard
Bank of Commerce
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