26 Dec 1917
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Newspaper
Meyronne Independent
Location
Meyronne, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1917
Page
1
New principal for J. A. Carmichael who led Meyronne school this past year declined the local offer and accepted a similar position at Swift Current. Mrs. Carmichael who recently closed a successful term in Spiral district has accepted the principalship here.
Job opening at Meyronne Village School District No 3188 for a first or second class Saskatchewan certificate teacher. Must teach drawing and music preferred. Provide references and salary expectations. Duties start January 2, 1918. Secretary Treasurer D. J. Armstrong Meyronne Sask.
O Paredis rode as a passenger to Regina on Thursday. Morris Olson of Summer Cove made a business visit Thursday. Dr Donnelly returned home Friday night from a trip along the line. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Fenwick on Friday December 20 1917. John Smith left recently for a vacation to London and Ontario. EB Graves and mother departed Thursday for Durand and Wisconsin visits. Joe Nouve of milly made a business call Thursday. He and his wife with family left next day for a vacation to Montreal, spending months there. They were joined at Winnipeg by a son attending college at St Boniface.
Justice Armstrong’s court heard Mah Hop proprietor of the Meyronne Case arraigned on opium possession. The charge carries a 500 dollar fine or 12 months in prison. Evidence showed the opium was sent to a former employee Lee Pun with translation by Mah Lee and Leong Yen.
Justice Armstrong orders case dismissed. J Saback travels to Regina for Christmas while McDevitt heads to Moose Jaw for the holidays. Verne Bouchard visits the Rondeau home and J McDowell plans a month east Ontario trip. Phyllis Langford leaves for Winnipeg with Bank of Toronto ties. Meyronne merchants agree to close each evening at 6 30 starting Jan 2 until further notice.
A Christmas cantata titled Silent Night will replace the usual preaching service at the Presbyterian church next Sunday night December 30 performed by the choir. The public is invited for an enjoyable evening of music. H W McRoberts visited Moose Jaw for Christmas. Miss Bradley, formerly of Connaught school, traveled east last Saturday.
Wilson Bros offer hail fire and life insurance services in Limerick with local agents and coverage options for homes farms and enterprises.
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