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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
1
The committee and captains of the Conservation League in the Food Economy branch held a meeting Thursday to set an April start date. The gathering in Town Hall will begin at evening hour with all interested ladies urged to attend and participate in exchanging economical war recipes. Further announcements will follow.
A historical note discusses the growing U S and allied unity and describes the draft questionnaire as a tool to implement a uniform selective service act. It warns that exemptions must be properly filled and returned promptly, or certificates may be affected. It stresses public cooperation with government administration.
Readable bits describe curlers from Moose Jaw and Outlook in a lively, fragmented scene. Crowds roar as teams glide their stones during a winter rink match with chants and playful banter.
On Saturday April 30 2011 at one o clock a sale of livestock and implements will be held at the corner of Saskatchewan and M Tai sheets. Seery JR Townsend, Proprietor. Auctioneer W Lawrense.
Mr KE Bready and Miss Nellie Somerville, long known locally, are on a honeymoon in Alberta after marriage. A reception was held in the church parlors on Saturday March 30 to honor the couple. Several locals, including Harell and Mackin family members, are returning from Vancouver and Regina visits while teachers depart for assignments in Inverness and Kintyre.
At Lyric Theatre every Friday and japloaded the Strands of Doom presents a Western mine plot. An American mining engineer Gwyn aids the government to supply explosive ingredients while outlaws murder the mine owner. Gwyn marries the owner’s daughter, faces ambushes, captures, escapes, and a hanging bridge confrontation with the outlaw band. Nan is lured and survives with Gwyn and the sheriff.
Spartico Castiglioni and Theresa Vavra wed at the Catholic Cathedral in Regina. The couple, residents of Outlook, returned home Tuesday night after the ceremony.
Daily shipments to secure highest prices will start Friday April 12 in Benson and Outlook Saskatchewan. Cattle and bog consignments accepted with prompt payment.
Rev T W Cunliffe will conduct Holy Communion on the first Sunday after Easter at a.m. at St Marks Church led by the vicar.
Local happenings note a Lyric theatre event The Scott tainers perform April 5 Also Easter services well attended across town with special church music and cleaner yards as spring arrives Citizens greet Sergt Geo Williamson returning from overseas duty with a modest welcome due to his wishes and prior ordeals Happenings include home improvements and farm plans for summer and a town-wide mood of renewal
A grand Patriotic dance at the Lyric Theatre on Thursday April 11 from 9 pm to 1 am invites attendance with a $2 donation to a saved cause and a chance to win dancing. All proceeds go to the Red Cross with no deductions. R B Falkner provides the venue Jackins orchestra supplies music The Outhok Printina and Go many handle advertising J Remington Walker hosts. Tickets 7 including refreshments.
Regular meeting of the Out ree Council in the council chambers at eight p m April 1 1918. Town Clerk notified minutes of last meeting and approvals. R Smith authorized twenty dollars monthly for river pumping from February 15 1918. bills approved including gas engine repairs title securing, salaries, pumping costs and water deliveries to college with various payments listed.
Mattenholt sold his farm north of Broderick and bought three quarters from John McPherson north of Glenside and has taken possession. William A. Duncan and family thank friends for sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of wife and mother. John Smith and family return from Wabizoon Ontario where they spent the winter.
Medical notices name Dr H O Redden surgeon with offices on Douglas Street and residence on Selkirk Street. Legal notices list H Mortimer Bark as Sask barrister and solicitor for the Canadian Bank of Commerce and town solicitor, with money to loan.
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