Outlook School Report March Absences and Marks
Outlook Public School presents its March report noting student attendance with four days absent highlighted. The concise record lists marks and attendance status for the period.
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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
1
Outlook Public School presents its March report noting student attendance with four days absent highlighted. The concise record lists marks and attendance status for the period.
Notices call for applications to fill a town position in Oatum. The deadline is 8 p.m. Monday April 10.
The Monday council meeting includes Mayor Sutton and six councillors. The school board gains permission to haul ashes to fill school grounds. Arrears in business taxes are handed to the town solicitor for collection. A monthly list of electric arrears will trigger disconnection after two days. George Cobb is allowed to operate until May 1, 1916 with reduced license payment. By law amendments on pool table licenses and nuisance rubbish removal receive passage.
The 128th Battalion from the Outlook district is under orders to depart in May. Short leave will be granted to men enlisting now, with transport to be organized for the regular nonka, men. Apply at once to Sergeant Guy Watson, Outlook.
William Burke died Sunday near Conquest at about thirty one after three weeks of illness from tuberculosis and pleurisy. He was respected by many friends. funeral Tuesday with burial in Fertile Valley cemetery. He left a widow and two children.
Three troop trains of ten coaches and baggage cars halted at the C R station near Outlook. Soldiers from Edmonton's List Batt changed engines and crews as crowds at the depot bade farewell and shook khaki hands for the front. A chalked message on a car read To Helmet D Kaiser, drawing wide notice.
A public meeting in the Outlook school auditorium on Tuesday night discussed forming a branch scout association for the district. Elections were held with Rev. Cleave as secretary and H. M. Nelean as treasurer. a new executive was named and a follow up meeting set for next Tuesday to organize canvassing for subscriptions and recruit scouts.
Outlook College ended its first term on Thursday March 80 with favorable results. Af Neacher and staff praise the work, noting exams on Tuesday and Wednesday show most students applied themselves. Thirty students from various parts of the province enrolled. addresses include Weldon Eisel Hills Sunkist Outlook Broderick Kerinston Expaus View Loford Govan and others. Four teachers carried the program with Mrs J P Kenned teaching piano and Mes D Kennedy directing Shasing students. The term was considered successful despite irregularities. Some details and top first places will be published later.
A March 29 meeting in Macrorie organized a rural telephone company with provisional directors H. A. Metcalf president J. Gardner L. Lawrenson G. Severson Fredeen secretary treasurer and George Weston. Twenty shares were subscribed and locals urged to apply for details as progressives push better services. The piece also laments poor medical access after late winter storms and notes municipal council plans for a ro replay day to address local issues.
The Cherniavsky brothers charmed Outloon listeners Friday at the Lyric Theatre as their Risneian trio offered an outstanding program under Outlook Cross Society. The concert raised 55 for the local branch treasury with performances by Michael on cello and Jan on piano including a D minor trio and Chopin works.
A benefit program at Nary schoolhouse Thursday March 30 featured The Star orchestra of Nary and Rev. poulon ode ri performing music and address to support the Red Crouse Fund. Funds collected go toward the stated charitable purpose.
Lieut J C Carter and Sergt Guy Watson of the 128th, former Outlook council members, received town gifts at an impromptu council meeting. Carter was given a military whist watch and Watson a Gillette razor fountain pen and money belt, with best wishes from Outlook citizens. Mayor Sutton presented the gifts as thanks for their service while council members hoped all ex officials in khaki could attend.
William Bengel a farmer living near Glenside was severely injured when a snow bank collapsed while he dug wheat from a granary. He was treated at Miss Strauts hospital and moved to Outlagh after initial care.
The Bratton W G A held a March 1 gathering at Danham hall with husbands, sons, and brothers of local members enlisting for the 15th Batt Saskatoon. Mrs A W James chaired as vocal selections and a sketch entertained. supper Pairing under a Shadow Curtain sparked jokes as guests guessed identities.
Fire department rushed to George Cobb’s Selkirk street flats Wednesday after a bedroom blaze began, origin undetermined. Dense smoke hindered locating the fire as a chemical engine forced entry and water flooded the scene. Contents and bedroom clothing were ruined with no insurance. building damage minor. Also, St. Mark’s W A will hold a ten cent tea at Mrs. A T Badger’s on Thursday April 13.
Classified items list goods for sale including cows ponies cream separators incubators and related farm items. Includes a stray Roan cow and Kean heifer found on A Grunerads premises plus contact hints and location notes.
In the District Court of Saskatoon a suit is filed against Rogers Lumber Yards Ltd. by Charles Nesbitt Annie Martie and A El Barrett seeking redress on a basis not fully stated in the fragment.
Pursuant to an order of Judge EB A C McLorg of the Saskatoon District Court a sale will be held at the Bounty Hotel Bounty Saskatchewan on Wednesday April 20 1914 at 2 PM for the South West Quarter of Section 3 Township 29 Range 10 West of the Third Meridian Saskatchewan. Terms require one quarter cash with the balance on transfer within two months. The property is subject to a claim by the defendant Charles Rodin and others.
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