Two Creeks Footballers Win English Church Cup
Two Creeks footballers claimed the English Church Cup at Steuart's Bluff after beating Arrow River Ruster 2 to 1 in a clean exhibition. The Married and Single men match ended in a 0-0 tie amid humorous confusion as referee Lightning Ed struggled with attire. Arthur Rowan won the 160 and 220 yard dashes with H. Walker placing second.
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Benedicts
Berwick
Evans
Warren
Larkins
Jin L
George
Arthur Rowan
H. Walker
R. Leland
Lee
A. Rowan
Walker
Question on enforcing town by law against animals at large
An anxious enquirer asks why the Municipality By-Law is not enforced to stop animals running at large in town. The writer contends by law should apply to all and seeks explanation for breaches by certain individuals.
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Ign
Drowning at Ninette Lake Claims John Evans Life
A canoeing accident on Ninette Lake last Friday left John Russell Evans of Elk Horn dead after he and a Winnipeg visitor were overturned. Evans saved the woman but drowned. his body was returned to Elk Horn for funeral services. He worked as a bank teller in Regina and was nephew to the Evans family of the area.
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John Russell Evans
Jas. Evans
Elkhorn
Ninette Lake
Winnipeg
Evans
Bank of Commerce
Regina
Wm. Evans
Crandell
Pr Roche
Tsat
F.A. Camp—bell
Exhibition From All Stations Port Arthur to Langan
An exhibition route runs from Port Arthur to Langan showcasing rail or station displays. The event presents travel highlights and regional stations in a coordinated display for the public.
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Port Arthur
Langan
Department for Children Added to Agricol Society Fair Prizes
The Agricol Society announces a new Department for Children at this year’s fair. Improvement in prizes is noted and the addition is expected to attract younger participants. The rules and prizes for this class are republished.
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Department For Children
Agricol Society
Children's Work Prizes and Handcrafted Garments Listed
A catalog of prizes and items includes first prize one dollar, second prize fifty cents, and several handmade goods. Items mention braiding, trimmed cotton pinature, hemmed briefs, tray cloths, crochet work in cotton and wool, and stockings. Names or dates are not provided.
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Cewion
Council Bills Licenses For Hawkers In Our Village
Local traders and others in the municipality face a new By-law taxing hawkers and itinerant sellers. Vehicle licenses cost 75 dollars per year, foot traders 37.50 dollars. penalties can reach 50 dollars plus up to twenty one days in jail. The piece criticizes road conditions and calls for council action at Crandell on August 3. It also notes urban improvements like cement walks and critiqued projects such as bridges and rail of oxen purchase by magistrate Gib.
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Winnipeg
Chapmen
Gib
John Dennis
Mike
Mr Peacock Sells and Fixes Lightning Rods
Local dealer Mr Peacock is conducting a thriving business selling and installing lightning rods. Farmers have purchased several rods, indicating strong demand in the area.
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Mr Peacock
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Leie
Mr Pave
Miss F. Frazer
the Narrows
Norma Aod
Tia Evans
Vraden
Jas Cooper
Coombes and
Frank Hansey
Mre
F H. Warrener
Hodgeville
Sask
R.purves
Fia McConnell
Messry Geo
Bu Utlows
Allan Hodge
Sack Loog
Tom Stewart
Chapman
Rev Chapman
Harry Wiggine
Swift Canent
Heralp
Sam Richardson
Thx
The
Methodist Church
Steuart
Arrow River Ruster
the Herald
Drotyned
Lake
Ninette
Will
Miss A. Hodnett
Fred Clarke
J. Lt. Evans
Old Country
Jessie Clyde
Rebson 1
Miniota
Mickle
Dramatic Society
Ingomar
Parthenia
Polydor
Thos Sidey
Hazel Deas
C.P.R
J.e.proctor
DPA
Brandon
O!as
P. Howden
Old Davidson Studio
Enanki
Bliss
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