Baseball Club Organized at Local Meeting
The Tuesday evening meeting at J. F. Button's office organized a baseball club aiming for a local league this year. J. OS. Branstow chaired. Ro Maxfield secretary. officers include Howres Evans Real Lat, Fraser Yod, Maxfield Treas, with executives Wolfe Reid Burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Button
J. OS. Branstow
Ro Masxield
How Res
A A. Evans
Kh I Real
Lat
Jin
Maxfield
Wolfe
Reid
Giants
Tigers
Red Sux
Mackereie Street
Saskutele Wit
Poor Quality Paint Exposed in Eaton Ad Probe
Hardware and Metal reports a Toronto case about T. Eaton Co advertising paint at 38 cents a quart. Morris Phillipe bought two cans with Inland Revenue inspecting one sample. Analysts found low value pigment content and misleading quality claims, prompting a letter from Eaton acknowledging an advertisement error and public overcharge concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Eaton Co
Morris Phillipe
Toronto
Eaton's
Inland Revenue Department
Ottawa
Phillips
Australia Plans Mass War Effort Amid Entente Support
Australia mobilizes 200000 front troops and aims to raise 100000 more as resources and wealth are readied to sustain the Allied cause. The country, home to 50000000 people, pledges continued support for the Entente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mack's Merry Maids at Lyric Theatre April 28
Entertainers Mack's Merry Maids present a revue at the Lyric Theatre on Friday April 28 titled A Revue of 1916. The show features lively entertainment with song, dance, comedy, and novelty numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Londo
Aml
Mack
Mack's Merry Maids Ventured To Moose Jaw Scene
Local notes praise Pearl Hughes leading Mack's Merry Maids a vaudeville troupe visiting Moose Jaw for a two hour program. The cast features George Shady Myrtle Shady Babe Dellemee Minnie Ross Anna Bell Elsie Wilson and Mack himself with Pearl Hughes noted for toe and Russian dances and a mix of songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monee Jaw
George Shady
Vaudleville
United States
Canada
Myrtle Shady
Comedienne
Lreidenta
Babe Dellemee
WOV
Apollo Choir
Calgary
Pearl Hughes
Kiddie
Mack
Merry Maids
Jins
Pearl
Minnie Ross
Pacific Coast
Anna Bell
Wisconsin
Elsie Wilson
British Columbia
Styre
Grace
Harry Adams
Inverness
Highlands
Moose Jaw
Merry Maida
Roy
Cala Staten
Fort William Grain Storage Rises After Navigation Opens
Grain storage at Fort William Ontario increases as navigation opens the season. This week ending April 23 storage reached 0 085 902 bushels with 40 447 bushels from the prior week shipped by steamers. Receipts from the west totaled 1 767 767 bushels for the week. The year ago storage stood at 16 044 311 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Ont
Cei Hee Sea
Outlook Council Hears Resignations and Schedule Change
The regular council meeting lists members present and reads the resignations of Mayor Sather and Councillor Kennedy. A nomination meeting is set for April 39 at the fire hall to fill vacancies, with an election to follow if enough signatures are collected. A vending machine proposal for the Club Cafe is deferred to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Evoy
B. P. Kent
W. C. Kent
Sather
Kennedy
Iis
Pye Enlists in Victor No Pye for Ottawa Move
Victor No Pye, long time night operator for the C SPR, joined the Engineer's Corps at Winnipeg Saturday and departed for Ottawa to remain a few days. He had secured a leave to try for the corps and was accepted, wiring his wife who followed to Winnipeg to meet him before his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor No Pye
C Spr
Engineer’s Corps
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Vic
British Forces Fail to Break Turkish Lines at Suonayyat
April 28 report from General Lake says an attack on the Aannyyat position on the left bank failed due to flood conditions. A British composite battalion advanced through bogs and trenches but could not hold or gain the objective amid heavy machine gun fire and flooded ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowlen
Tigris
Kut-El-Amara
Suonayyat
Jasuel
Garth Bank
Saskatchewan Parson Joins the 79th Cameron Highlanders
Rev. W. H. May of Tugaske has joined the Canadian army and will recruit with the 79th Cameron Highlanders of Winnipeg. The popular Presbyterian minister leaves for Winnipeg to serve as a rifleman after four years leading the Tugaske church. He receives a civic peace prize and symbols from the Odd Fellows and a local citizens group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
W. H. May
Tugaske
May
79Th Cameron Highlanders
Winnipeg
Ralph Connor
Tugaske Presbyterian Church
Ee Anon Seacee Night W & Purse
Citizens
Order of Oddfellows
Red Cross Notes From Saskatchewan Branch Fundraiser Success
The Tag Day by the Rel Crome Society on St Julien Day raised 8605 for Red Cross funds despite bad weather. A tea by Mr. L. Kent's party added 1440 in proceeds while tickets for a donated apple ring raised more. Supplies for St. Julien fighting areas flowed from many groups with 25 boxes this week and 1125 total shipped. the telephone line urges ongoing support and donations to Saskatchewan Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rel Crome Society
St. Julien
Sutton Ladebsrge
Aeisters
Siewrene Reynilds
Grave Keot
Mary Young
Dillon Freer
Bona Arneson
Kent
Mra
Consoani
Daintry
Saskatchewan Brave
St. Km
Manches
Yellow Gram Lawlies
Patriotic Aid
Rouleau K.C
Herbert
Springlake
Pres Ladies’ Aid
Regina
Kipton K.C
Fairtigit
Soldiers’ Aid
Strassburg
RC S
Wolseley Home
Pratriotic
Rimin
Red Cross
Alameda
Griffin Res
Hills Indian “Agency
RCS
Brownlee Rcs
Tantallon
Canadian Red Cross Society
Saskatchewan
Kerr Block
Nominations Open for City Board Seats After Resignations
Nominations will be held Monday in the fire hall from 11 a.m. to noon to fill two vacant positions on the board after Mayor Sutton and Councillor Kennedy announced their resignations last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Sutton
Kennedy
St Mark's Church Schedule Quietly Updated
Services on Sunday June 30 conducted by R R Hillary from Rosetown. At 11 00 a m Holy Communion and Martins and Holy, at 7 00 p m Evensong and Sermon. A general parish meeting follows to elect wardens and discuss proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Hillary
Rosetown
Tour Arrangements For 128th Battalion Band May 3
The 128th Battalion band will begin a northern province tour on May 3 with concerts in Balcarres Canora Yorkton and Melville. Dances will follow each performance in those towns. Yorkton hosts the colonel of the band and the board of trade offers a warm welcome to Captain Paw and the Mouse Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balcarres
Canora
Yorkton
Melville
Board of Trade
Saaoeney
68th Hat of Regina March East After Months
After eight months the 68th Hatt of Regina left their headquarters and marched from the city for the east Saturday night. Wetmore commission chairman U S Carpenter said only thirty three total value of taire through by se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
68Th Hatt
Regina
Wetmore Commission
U.S Carpenter
Board of Highway Commissioner
Anerley War Effort Report From Local Farm District
Three soldiers have arrived to help Colonel Edgar's crop. Open seeding is slow due to bad weather. Churches held services at the school on Good Friday with strong attendance. A concert at Invicta school raised 15 shillings for the Red Cross. School grounds improvements show progress from ploughing and tidying. Gopher poisoning and fall sowing noted. Eggs and butter remain oversupplied. New recruits Walter Weattie and W H Jenett join local units, Jenett expected for seeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Burke
Heanett
Cleiland
Fire destroys Capling barn and stacks near Wiseton
A Friday blaze three miles east of Wiseton torn through Albert Capling’s pasture barn after a small manure pile fire spread. The barn and about four thousand sheaves burned, neighbors aided in rebuilding a new barn by 7 pm Saturday with George Rutherford Kim Seward David Dickson Stanley Kiessack Bill Durvel Earl Parslow Sam Hill and others contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Capling
Wiseton
Capling
Capting
George Rutherford
Kim Seward
David Dickson
Stanley Kiessack
Bill Durvel
Local Yesterdays. Residents Return and Travel Notes
Sawyer and Bowden families visit Mrs. Riley. Thomas Vickery returns from winter abroad. Emma Loney begins farming. Willow Briscoe returns east with his bride. Consinon brothers run a herd south of town. Petrie enlists. Jack Byrne rides plow harrows. Branley Kissack travels north for summer. Edward Lowell back from Regina after winter at college. Gophers noted as a late item.
Strayed Cow and Horses For Sale In Outlook Ad
Strayed to the premises of A Gronerud a roan cow and ten heifers two years old. Owner can recover by paying expenses. Five horses for sale weighing 1000 to 1100 pounds each, ages 3 to years, suitable for work. Jersey cow freshened February last. Apply Box 141 Outlook 4-4-dod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gronerud
Jersey
Conquest
Brandeli
John Olson
Outlook
Public Auction Of Farm Property In Outlook Saskatchewan
Mortgage sale under Land Titles Act offers the south part of section 36 township 28 range 4 West of the Third Meridian Saskatchewan seven miles from Hawarden at Outlook hotel on Friday in May 1916 at 3 PM Mountain Time. Only 20 percent deposit required. Property previously cultivated but no crop for two years. Seated reserve bid and terms subject to conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eale
Outlook
Province of
Saskatchewan
Mountain
Pam
Hawarden
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Mack’s Merry Maids
Ittle Pearl Hughes
Outlook Council
V. N. Pye
Red
ST. Mark’s Church
H. Mortimer Nernon
Pintrr Hoon
Anerley
Messra
Odegard
Alteadu Atreets
Afglian
Gowl
Invicta’school
Mailor
Walter Weattie
W. H. Jenett
Tuck
Earl Parslow
Chorch
Sam Hill
Bammie
Alo
Wesley Billet
Sawyer
Mrs. Bowden
Miss. Bowden
Mrs. Riley
Thomas Vickery
Ema Loney
Willow Briscoe
Willow
Mr. Consinon
Jack Petrie
Jack
Phil Byrne
Fehl
Harrows
Branley Kissack
Edward Lowell
Deo
Cotale
Gophers
Rhabarh
Brodrick Exchange
Garden Valley
Delaware
D. Compani
Mrs. Philip Hood
Emerson Gang
Button
I. Kelly
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