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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
1
In a rough contest, Kerriolet and Outlook players exchange chances as Nesbit scores early for Outlook. Kerrobert answers with three goals in a tense middle period, while St George ties late. Warren’s late goal gives Outlook a 4 3 lead, but the game ends in a tie as time runs out.
A small town carnival featured a hockey match between Mawarden and a nearby intermediate team won 7 to 2. After the game, contestants competed in costume judging with prizes for girls and boys. Winners included Irma Arneson, Gladys Astorne, Roy Saanders, and Gordon Fraser, among others, with many novelties and playful performances described.
The Saskatchewan Government plans to dispatch a special dairy car to support farmers. Officials say the shipment will aid dairy producers amid regional shortages and ensure steady supply for processing plants.
The report briefly notes Holmes and Griffin in a wedding related event. It mentions a tight focus on caller arrangements and a sale in progress.
A public dance and hockey themed event appears tonight at the Livre Theatre. Organizers promise music, refreshments, and an informal gathering for attendees.
The council discussed 1916 financial needs including a line of credit and short term note renewal. The mayor and five councillors attended as well as the secretary. They opened bids for town solicitor retainer fees and several police and insurance items were reviewed for future action.
The Grain Growers of Bratton announce a concert and dance at the store on Friday evening. Walter Tate, a business visitor, was noted on Tuesday. Maxwell is elected for the coming term alongside Dover, while Marshal Lehman will run Dave Morton’s barber and related business in Conquest briefly. Little and Sons of Dinsmore begin building a shelter by Ded Deer Lake near Hall's Cross for forty cattle, aiding local straw and feed storage.
Council adjourned for dinner then set prices for drives nine and weed suppression plan 3. Felker reappointed Weed Inspector for 1915 at 65.00 daily plus mile pay, and permit requested to appoint a Provincial Inspector. Dr J J Byrne named Medical Health Officer and E A Gendein Secretary Treasurer.
A team of grey mares owned by the Town of Oatlank will be offered for sale at 2 pm on Saturday January 34 0 Osbivs Barn. Bids may be changed by the council if needed.
Fragmentary note reports a regulatory action involving the Secretary of Calumweights, NM. The text appears garbled but references an official event or decision led by a named secretary with uncertain title.
A brief item notes ten borhey games played within the Comquest Milden Bounty event. No players or scores are provided in the readable text. The record focuses on the match count and the competition name.
The paper notes farmers must earn a fair return despite high costs and wages. It mentions the harvest series starting Tuesday the 19th at nine pm, school reopens with Mrs. Hall, and an annual tax payers meeting at Surbiton school district No. 5071 with William Maubel elected trustee.
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