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Newspaper

Melfort Moon

Location

Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

May 08, 1918

Page

1

Red Triangle Drive Campaign Aims To Reach 2500

Pinal preparations for the Red Triangle campaign in Melfort and district were completed with an enthusiastic executive meeting. The committee seeks at least 2000 but expects to exceed it, his goal raised by a public display at the Bank of Commerce corner. Details list canvassing blocks and committees, with funds tallied at 50.00 so far, and a sewing machine prize for the top contributing ladies group. The drive is extended to Friday due to heavy rain.

Red Triangle Melfort G. B Jameson Sero Bank of Commerce Methodist Ladies Aid Presbyterian Ladies Aid W. A All Sainte Church Sooth-bell W. W. White W. Aikenband Frank Kipling A. B. Jameson Clare Fennell A. E A. E Cairns Willie Jameson Hatton Clark Greenwood Harry Wild L. T Smith Phil Dawson E. A. McEwen North R. Hastie M. G. Brown R. Had M. McPwail Tao- On

Melfort School Report Card Highlights Grades and Attendance

Room 3 shows multiple students with scores around the mid 90s including Beattie Claggett Stesle and Humphries while attendance issues appear in Rooms 1 and 2. Room 4 records high marks for several pupils and notes a total enrolled near 41 with overall attendance around 90 percent before pupil removals affected April standings.

Orchard School April Grades and Attendance Report

Orchard School records show Grade VI entries for McCoshen and Ramns at 44 0, Grade IV Willie Smylie 10, Lovetts Orchard 01 Dave Bimylie, Ethel Hennings 58, Olive Taylor 58. Grade LII Annie McCoshes 78, Grade LI Floese Quinnelli Willie McMunn 64, Grade 81 Ita McMunn TL, Grade I Jr Alice Smylie 71. No enrolled 13. Attendance percentage 04 15. Bella McPherson, Teacher.

Ramns McCcshen Orchard Albert McCoshen Willie Smylie Lovetts Orchard Dave Bimylie Ethel Hennings Olive Taylor Annie McCoshes Floese Quinnelli Willie McMunn Ita McMunn Alice Smylie Bella McPherson

Osgoode School April Grades and Attendance Notice

April grade reports show VIII Flossie Tharwen 04 Fred Gray 90 and others listed as absent part time. Grade V Vera Btapies 100 Lillie Tinch Abeent part of time. Grade IV Dorothy Thermen Wayne Thurmas 6 Arthur Mirch. Grade III Wilfrid Vanshelands 98 George Oliveri John Teach Nellie Newman sient Joe Meade Jr Adellos Vanstedandt Qrede Blaze Wewmac Hery Brick. Greds Gr Mary Grapies John Ce mesced school the last week in a spelling test. Pestwan Teacher.

Flossie Tharwen Fred Gray Dan Tinch Vera Lillie ‘Tinch Abeent Dorothy Thermen Wayne Thurmas Arthur Mirch Wilfrid Vanshelands George Oliveri John Teach Nellie Newman Sient Joe! Meade It Jr Adellos Vanstedandt John Echool San Pestwan

Tea and donations at Melfort Red Cross event

Miss Bessie Whitmore and Mabel Young led the tea on Thursday with Ruth Streadwick and Helen Johnston assisting. Contributions from Mesdames Monsees Wild Young Whitmore and Miss Atkinson. proceeds totaled 940 dollars. The Red Cross executive urges replacing wheat flour with rye and rolled oats in tea recipes. noncompliance could end future teas. Mrs Purdy oversaw the workroom with help from several volunteers. next week Mrs Hatton takes charge.

Bessie Whitmore Mabel Young Thoreday Ruth Streadwick Helen Johnston Mesdames Monsees Wild Young Whitmore Miss Atkinson Purdy Mesdames Lee Blinn Johnston, Steel Jameson Campbell Cairns McCready K. Slinn Mesedames Slinn Johnston Blair Case O. Hill Mansell Hatton

Reckless Driving Fined in Local Court

Two women driven to town in a wobbly car, mistaken for a tank, were arrested by Constable Watson and taken to the calaboose. They faced Magistrate Hatton with a $5 fine and costs for reckless motor driving. Archibald Cummings received a $25 fine plus costs, totaling $49.55.

Op Kinistine Way Watson Hove Loebristes Calaboose Hatton Archibald Ve Cummings Fred Cummings

Fall Fair Dates Across Saskatchewan and Alberta

The notice lists fair dates in multiple cities: Saskatoon July 16 20 Regina July 29 August and Prince Albert Am 810 end franeeoesbene August 18 Melfort August 14 16 Birch Hills August 16 Kinistino August 17.

Saskatoon Regina Prines

Arbor Day Observed with Bank Closures Next Friday

Arbor Day to be observed as a public holiday with most businesses closed including banks. Citizens in residential areas held gatherings and burn rubbish heaps at dusk, signaling a campaign for cleanliness in several towns.

Melfort

Melfort to Send Five Boys to Farm Boys Camp

The Melfort Agricultural Society will enter a five boy team in Regina for the Farm Boys Camp during the Provincial Exhibition. Applicants pay five dollars each, with a July 15 deadline, and travel meals and lodging are provided. Eligible ages are 14 to 17, with up to five from each society. last year’s attendees are ineligible.

Melfort Agricultural Society Regina Saskatchewan College of Agriculture Ipy Streeter Melfort Y.M.C. A

Star City Red Cross Meeting and Upcoming Talk

The Star City Red Cross reports Mrs W Griffin provided two pairs of socks and Mrs Thomas one pair. The monthly meeting occurred on Thursday April 6 with limited attendance. Plans include Private McDonald of Winnepen to address locals at Gaiety hall on May 10 with a nominal admission.

W. Griffin Thomas James Healey Haskell Fleming McDonald Winnipen Germany Gaiety Hall

Beatty Notes Local Services and Campaign Efforts

Beatty reports upcoming service at Melfort Methodist led by youth with several speakers and musical items. N Dafoe recovers well from appendicitis. James Kearns of Meskavan visited Beatty. Y M C A fund campaign meeting held with canvassers named A Sumner Roy Lobb Thos Flanagan A Digney George Wallace. Canvassers delayed by rain to Wednesday. A Digney plans to move a building eight feet over A O Gerow lot line. Eckhardt Co postponed ball entertainment and will return next Friday. R A Mann seeding operations region north east Beatty. He faced an exemption up to 24 years. G W related to calling et Ko woding.

A. Sumner Roy Lobb Thos. Flanagan A. Digney George Wallace R.A. Mann Beatty G. W Et Ko

Tea room benefit yields four hundred sixty five in proceeds

Mrs Chas Hill supervised a barge of the tea rooms with help from the Misses Marion Wilcox Clara Hill and others. Proceeds totaled 465 dollars as workers in the violet making room and knitting groups, with Mrs G B Jameson taking charge next week. The monthly meeting is set for Tuesday May 14 at the armory.

Chas. Hill Marion Wilcox Clara Hill Effie Lee Marion Wilcor Jean Campbell Gladys Olife Gertie Loggin Flazel Belew Meta McEwen Jean Monsees Lillie Aikenhead Edith Haidenger Bertha Baidenger Mise Sinclair Mre Biliott Gilbreteen Mesdames Steele Young W. Tait Gibb Spence Lee Conyers Graham Jameson Hawke G. B

Much Needed Rainfall Lifts Prospects for Crops

A copious rainfall Monday evening boosted farmer spirits and crop outlooks. Weather Observer Dift reports 0.27 inches at the meteorological station. Wheat feeding near Melfort district shows vigorous growth as farmers prepare fields for oats and barley. Trees on the bluffs hint at early spring bloom.

Melfort

Prairie fires cause heavy losses in region

Several prairie blazes damaged farms and homes last Saturday and Monday. A beaver lumber employee Elvin VanCamp visited Saskatoon. a train lantern ignited a car near Beatty, destroying it and its cargo valued at 1500 to 2000 dollars. Frack Corby and Jes Balbirnie suffered major losses, with Balbirnie losing his house and contentes.

The Red Cross O. Stewart Elvin VanCamp Beaver Lumber Co Marwick Saskatoon Daniel Melfort Beatty Danielson Jes. Balbirnie South Weet Pleasantdale Balbirnie

Town Council Transacts Routine Business Monday

The town council met in the council chamber with Mayor Moore and six councillors. Routine items were approved including an Y M C A fund grant and various small expenditures and personnel changes for Central operations. Proposals included telephone and utility adjustments, sidewalk work, and repairs at the power house with several resignations and bids considered.

Moore Claggett, Wild Gherman Lancaster Jameson McEwen MoEwen Claggett-Wild Imperial Oi! Co Eva Gordon Central Cera Gordon Lancaster-Jameson Fire Brigade Bursingtoff Prairie Tinal Wild-Gberman H Gillespie Board of Works McEwen-Jameson G. L. Stewart Jameson-Lancaster J. N. Dibble Power House Hugh H Mao Jewsiry Main St Beerdall Onark

Births Notice From Various Ontario Hospitals

Maoxus at Lady Minto hospital April 80 to Mr and Mrs Albert Magonos a son. Vatimav at Lady Minto hospital Friday May to Mr and Mrs George Valleay a son. Monnisox in Melfort Friday May to Mr and Mrs Peter Morricco a daughter. Bare at Lady Minto hospital Saturday May 4 to Mr and Mrs Archie Blair a son. Mouwrt at Lady Minto hospital May 7 to Mr and Mrs James Buast of Star City a son.

Maoxus Lady Minto Hospital Albert Magonos Vatimav George Valleay Monnisox Melfort Peter Morricco Bare Mra Archie Blair Saaw Sturgeon Lake Teeday B. W. Shay Mouwrt Snd James Buat Star City

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Rev. Campbell G. B. Jameson Government Road Taunton Ment Road Main Stwet B. J. Crawford Reg. Beatty F. W. Moser G. Moore Main Street G. A Mo. Ewen BR. McLeod Cass Piessantdale Day Et Webb Melfort School Ili Gr B. Beattie C Claggett D. Stesle BE. Smith W. Humphries B. Stewart H. Mansees M. Gefton 4. Hunter B. Mansell G. Johnston B Irvine M. Cowell Millard B. Robinson W. Taylor P. Tipney A. Perry H. Grainger Grade Itt Jr B. Brew Basel - Monsees H. Haney D. Smith 4. Wittig F. Guylie B. Clift V. Davia N. Matthews A. Code Cowie L. Dibble W. Langlie C. McRorie W. Oliver L.hunter C. Smith F. Smart P. Clit G. Purdy M. Steep M. Huteée D. McMillan B. Maye G. Loggia J. Monsees B. Bale Or E. Smart A. Streadwick J. Bwep L. Price W. Brewn W. Aikentead M. Loggin C. Wittig H. McMillen L. M. May H. Young J. Dibbie Hardinger P. Moore Orchard School Osgoode School Melfort Red Cross Star City Red Cross Mesers Thowypeon Martie Mason Daves Tea Room Daews Haskell O'Connor Sheriff H. A Ane Bentley Next N Dafoe James Kearns Meskavan A. A. Digney A. O. Gerow the Eckhardt Co D. E Lantern Pleasant Valley Frack Corby Corby Sod
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