Nominations for Local Council and Mayor Debate
Nominations faced low enthusiasm and staffing difficulty as council seats and mayoral posts were debated. Candidates listed include A A Evans J C Carter for mayor with Kent declining. The session names Badger Kent Hume and others with multiple aspirants for school board seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cowan
A. A. Evans
Frans
Badger
Mr. Evans
Wil
J C. Carter
Kent
W. Tecomel
Oscar Evoy
B. P. Kent
Eb.a
W. T. Badger
W. C. Kent
Billoes
E. W. Hume
B. P
J. W. Fraser
J.J
BP. Kent
J.C. Neff
D. Macartney
J. W
B. FP. Kent
Fertile Valley Reeve Contest Draws Local Interest
Nominations in Fertile Valley see strong turnout as ratepayers hear aspirants for municipal honors. The Reeveship race attracts the most attention with incumbent Avor Pal Balkwill facing Homer A Metoh, a southern ward council member, in a contest framed by local interest and active supporters.
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Fertile
Avor Pal Balkwill
Homer A. Metoh
Council Names E. J. Vernon and N. A. Rody
The council named E. J. Vernon and N. A. Rody to key posts in the discussion of municipal affairs. Details on duties and terms were not provided.
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E. J. Vernon and
N. A. Rody
Rudy Municipality Election Nominations and Acclamations
In Rudy Municipality an election was set for reeve and six council divisions. Reeve nominees were P M Henricks A J Mac Pherson and E Newell though Mac Pherson withdrew. Division 1 nominated K McDonald and W H Baskerville. Division 2 elected Ole Benson by acclamation. Division 3 elected Martin Riley by acclamation. Division 4 nominated P Eliason and C L Hane. Division 5 elected B R H Aune by acclamation. Division 6 elected Hans Mullerud by acclamation.
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P M. Henricks
A.J. MacPherson
E. Newell
McPherson
K. McDonald
W. H. Baskerville
Ole Benson
Martin Riley
P. Eliason
C. L. Hane
BR. H. Aune
Hans Mullerud
Grand patriotic concert draws large Monday audience
A grand patriotic concert drew a large crowd Monday evening for a long varied program. Local talent and the Con orchestra performed while Janda Sutton of Outlook gave violin solos and W. W. Stewart of Outlook played bag pipes. Recitations by H. Hed of Co quest Miss Bryden Arthur Nicholas and Dr Aunia of Bounty complemented the program with Mr C. Sutton of Outlook delivering a stirring address.
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Conorchestra
Janda Sutton
Outlook
W. W. Stewart
H. Hed
Co.quest
Bryden
Arthur Nicholas
Dr. Aunia
Bounty
C. Sutton
Local Nominations Stir Rumble as Council Races Loom
Voters report shocks at the Conquest meeting with retirements of several councillors amid protest over extravagance. Reeve contest unsettled and no guarantee of cuts. For council division 2 two candidates run Howard Mann and Geo Weston.
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Conquest
Coun
Howard Mann
Geo. Weston
Surprise Party for Pioneer Resident at Prospect Heights School
Residents of Prospect Heights School district held a surprise evening for Harry Cairnduff a longtime violinist who often volunteered at dances. Samuel Ankenmann presented a gift of a license causing the honored guest to react with astonishment at the unexpected present ending with Cairnduff’s cheerful surprise.
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Prospect Heights
Harry Cairnduff
Cairnduff
Samuel Ankenmann
Tenders Open For Water Tank Contract
Tenders will be received by the secretary treasurer for the supply of a water tank. Specifications may be obtained at the tender office. Bids close on Monday December 14 in Pa.
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Secretary-Tressurer
Red Cross Society Acknowledges Donations And Plans Knitwork Shift
The secretary thanks donors including Girls' Club with 25 and Mies H. Nicholson with 10, and 11.35 collected from boxes in banks and stores. Red Cross badges cost 15 cents each to cover society costs. A Monday meeting at the Presbyterian church with about 25 members approved sending 150 to the Saskatchewan Red Cross for the British Red Cross and agreed future emphasis on knitted items rather than sewing.
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Girls’ Club
Mies H. Nicholson
Presbyterian Church
Saskatchewan Red Cross Society
British Red Cross Society
Reeve Candidacy Appeal From H A Mereacr
To the electors of Fertile Valley Municipality No 285 the candidate appeals for a vote for reeve in 195. He notes finances have worsened and urges halting wasteful spending and adopting strict business methods. He promises a square deal with no special favors and asks for support and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertile Valley Municipality
H. A. Mereacr
Notice of Sale in Saskatoon District Court
In the district court of Saskatoon a hearing on 17 June 1914 orders sale by public auction. The Outlook Hotel Outlook Saskatchewan will host on January 27 1915 the North East Quarter of Section 2 Township 30 Range 3 West of the 3rd meridian under mortgage by Manufacturers Life Assurance Company.
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E. A. McLorg
District Court
Judicial District of
Saskatoon
Outlook Hotel
Outlook
Sn SF
3Rd Meridian
Saskatchewan
Manufacturers Life Assurance Company
Million Dollar Mystery at Lyric in Twenty Two Episode Run
The second installment of the Million Dollar Mystery plays the Lyric on Monday evenings, featuring Hargreave the traitor and the Black Hundred as they chase a $1,090,000 from a bank. Norton pursues a rescued stranger with $5,000 aboard an ocean steamer leading to a warehouse confrontation with the conspirators, while Florence is tricked by Olga.
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Hargreave
Black Hundred
Florence
Norton
Olga
Astorbitt
Blaine
Court to Confirm Tax Enforcement Return for Milden
An adjourned Court of Confirmation of the Tax Enforcement Return for Rural Municipality of Milden No. 286 will be held in Saskatoon Court House on Monday February 5 1915 at 10 o'clock. E A Goodwin secretary treasurer announces the matter under the Rural Munace Act.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Milden
E.A.C. McLorg
Saskatoon
Court House
E. A. Goodwin
Sask
Polar bear hunt tale opens December Rod and Gun issue
Frank Houghton delivers a vivid Arctic hunt account in the Rod and Gun in Canada from Woodstock Ontario. The issue includes The Hermit of White Otter Lake about a canoe trip leading to a woods house built by recluse Jimmy McOunt. Also featured is Tolk's Bob liquy about a brindle boll terrier who saved his owner.
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Frank Houghton
Arctic
Rod and Gun
Canada
Woodstock
Ont
W.J. Taylor, Limited
White Otter Lake
Jimmy McOunt
Tolk
Avetion Sale Of H. O. Stickles Property
Public auction announced for furniture and horses of H O Stickles at Maple Saskatchewan Avenue Outlook on Saturday December 12 at 1 30 pm Farm stock and implements to be sold on Saturday December 19 near Proctor section 34 29 9 two miles from Conquest with directions and details provided by the auctioneer.
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H. O. Stickles
Maple Saskatchewan Avenue
Outlook
Proctor
Conquest
Nambi Clothes Ad From J H Stewart Readable
Local retailer J H Stewart invites customers to call and visit for the latest fashionable garments. Advertisement mentions new ndibis and affordable prices.
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J. H. Stewart Hase
Rally Day for Patriotic Fund in Outlook December 11 12
Outlook citizens will host a two day Rally Day campaign to raise funds for relief of dependents of soldiers at the front. A local Patriotic Association branch led by Mr Bee of Regina will organize the drive with pledges of cash or monthly wage contributions. Funds are earmarked for relief and will be used directly.
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Outhek
Bee
Regina
Provincial Patriotic Association
Outlook
Rheims
France
Sea Eaenne Mae
A. Evans
W. Blocks
G. F. Daintry
J. W. Fraser
J. A. Fraser
P. Hood
J. C. Neff
Albert Moore
Rev. Bee
Oso A
Evoy
Doe Tett
Evoy's Tip-Top Bread Promoted Over Home-Made
Advertises Evoy's Tip-Top bread noting it surpasses homemade bread. Offers 14 loaves for 61.00.
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Evoy
Patriotic Fund Benefit Concert and Dairy Regulation Discussion
A patriotic concert at Teets Hall on Findey raised 3175.00 from box sales with W. O Hawn as auctioneer. The event highlighted community support amid two crop failures. The Dairy Industry Act 1914 and regulations enforce dairy butter branding and penalties for violations with fines up to thirty dollars.
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Teets Hall
Findey
The
W. O Hawn
Dominion seed for land program aims to stock Moose Jaw elevator
By week’s end the government elevator in Moose Jaw is expected to hold one million bushels of grain. Five percent of this total is government wheat bought to aid drought areas in the province. The Dominion government has appropriated $1,000,000 for seed and feed grain purchases. With wheat at about $1 per bushel, the plan reserves storage for winter and spring needs, including the grain already stored.
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Moose Jaw
Dominion
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Rogers Laomber Yards, Limited
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Clara Norris
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N. E
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Este, Turers Life Assurance Company
Rally Day For Patriotic Fund
Garden Valley School
Garden Valley Scho
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Louis Nelson
Josie Ziviza
Sadie Anholt
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