Prince Albert Visitor and Saskatchewan Talks at Council
Wm. Tait visited Prince Albert Tuesday as J. Jameson set up an office in Hatton Stewart Hawke’s absence in Winnipeg. The Halifax relief fund received $25 from Hawke, matched by Meyer Norton. Saskatchewan Cattle Breeders elected four directors at their annual meeting. E. A. O’Brien repaired 15 rural telephone line breaks amid frost. Hospital board held an adjourned meeting. Canadian Railway Association outlines new ticket handling to ease conductor workload and boost efficiency.
Local Melfort Visit and Farm News Highlights
Ratner Hammerschmit and I Bagel enjoyed a business trip to Melfort with eleighing good reports. Arthur Cochran hosted a fine dinner for about thirty guests. Farmers report equine illnesses and several horse deaths. Star area sales include Max Keller farm and half section NE of Star. Mennonites built a schoolhouse last summer on Beo. b6-46-18. Homestead inspector Settiemattemmah toured the area after September 2.
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Max Keller
Henry Penner
Peter Pennner
Fred Gerpuik
John Poluke
Steve Chaloe
L. H. Cisua
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Settiemattemmah Cores Homestead Inspector
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