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Maryfield News

Location

Maryfield, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1914

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Pretty wedding at Ehor joins Aggie Bells and Andrew Cochran

Miss Aggie Bells daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Reid married Andrew Allen Cochran of Ewart Mass in the home of Mr William Hitchcock on Wednesday of last week The Rev George MacArthur performed the ceremony in Maryfield with Miss Mary Edith Reid and Mr John Earnest Cochran as attendants A large gathering of relatives attended and a lavish repast followed The newlyweds departed for their new home the next day amid rice showers and many congratulations.

Ehor Wm. Hitchcock Aggie Bells Robert Reid Andrew Allen Cochran Ewart Mas George MacArthur Maryfield Mary Edith Reid John Earnest Cochrane Hitchcock

Wainwright Farmer Finishes Seeding Marquis Wheat

L. L. Howes from Wainwright Alberta completed seeding 100 acres of Marquis wheat on Monday afternoon. The field was prepared with discing in the first week of March.

Wainwright Alberta L. L. Howes

Community notices and social updates from town

S Fuicker's Sale is planned for tomorrow Friday. Burman family moved to their farm Monday. Mrs Sands and children were passengers to Mair on Wednesday. Hans Styker of Fairlight visited town Friday last week. Bible Class meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Welcome all. Old Folks Concert tomorrow evening at Honey's Hall. Mr L H McKenzie returned from wintering in the States Tuesday. Seaman and Turnicliffe left Monday for Montana to homestead. W A Tenner visited Regina Thursday last, returned Saturday. Miss Renwick of Brandon arrived Saturday, visiting parents on their farm west of town. Sunday School at 2:30 in Methodist Church. W H White leads Adult Bible Class. Hymns from Tory Alexandar Hymn Book at Sunday 7:20 p.m. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs T S Harris Friday at 3 p.m. A doctor says heavy underclothes cause red noses. Possible misjudgment of two nose-tinted owners. Mr and Mrs HB Fowler returned Thursday evening, moved into house on Main Street North. Misses Davis arrive and open in Stey le Willow Block Friday and Saturday March 27 and 26 with ladies and children's millinery. Service at St Andrew's Presbyterian next Sunday Studsy at 7 p.m. Rev G Maccerthber officiating, subject Glorious devotion. Singing Hymns 43. 138. 193 and 336. Solo by Miss MacArthur. Bible Class at 1 p.m. Sunday afternoon. Wednesday 6:39 p.m. Song and Study Band weekly prayer meeting at 7:30.

St. Andrew's Presby Terian G. Maccerthber Miss MacArther A Guertelli Micery and Wise

King Objects to Slit Skirt at Court Ball

King Albert ordered a marshal to eject a woman seen wearing a decidedly slit skirt and unusually décolletée at a Brussels court ball, noting she had formed her skirt in a provocative way.

King Brusseld Albert

Hail Insurance Act By law approved for four cent rate

Notice that the minister approved By-law Four of the municipality authorizing a special four cent per acre hail insurance levy for 1914 lands within the municipality excluding hemlets and lands held under Dominion leases. Taxed properties include those assessable for municipal taxes with withdrawal provisions in the act. Dateline Mary Geld March 11 1914. Secretary Treasurer We. Toore.

Hail Dominion of Canada Mary Geld

Destruction of Gophers By-law in Maryfield District

By-law No 3 establishes land tax to fund gopher destruction in the Rural Municipality of Maryfield. It requires landowners to clear gopher nests by a set deadline, with council power to mandate work and recover expenses from owners or land occupiers if neglected. Signed by Reeve Toome on March 4, 1914.

Meryfield

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Buster Brown Davis Ion Maryfield and S. Fuicker C. Burman Hans Styker Fairlight Methodist Church Honey's Hall L. H. McKenzie States Hotte Messrs Seaman Turnicliffe Montana W. A. Tenner Regina W. H. White Ladies Aid of The T. S. Harris HB. O. Fowler Jes. Montgomery Main Street Misses Davis Steyle Willow We. Toore Treaearer Wu. Toome
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