Inter-Church Hockey Game Ends In Tight Presbyterian Win
In a lively Princese rink match the Presbyterians edged the Tigers 4 to 3. Wes Benson and Jimmy Reddell opened for the Tigers, Endicott and Haddow equalized, then Endicott and Hemsworth contributed in the Presbyterians’ victory with a late rally by Hemsworth splitting the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princese
Presbyterians
Outlaws
Methodists
Tigers
Wes Benson
Eecoms
Jimmy Reddell
Presbyteriane
Endicots
Endicott
Hallow
Findick
Hemsworth
Maxfield
Bammped
Lvined
Hemaworth
Twat
Benson
C. ©. King
D. Kennedy
W. Benson
Redden
Endicott. I
Haddow
Hemeworth
Potvin Home Destroyed By Fire At Carnival
Fire gutted L A Potvin home during a carnival visit as a stove coal gas explosion blew a pipe. Neighbors alarmed the blaze. early chemical units checked spreading, water froze in freezing temperatures complicating suppression. Town water tank and pails aided efforts.
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L. A
Weekend Services and Activities at St. Mark's Church
On January 24 the 4th Sunday after Epiphany at St. Mark's Church offers 10.20 a.m. acmt sermon, 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion, 12.00 noon matin, 2.30 p.m. Bible Class, and 7.00 p.m. evening worship with Eversong and gh J. Allen, Vicar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eversong
Gh J
Allen
Local council conducts routine session with health and fire concerns
Regular council meeting notes include a review of Wag horn Givide Company dispute, annual town and school funds on file, and a dispute over Dr Relden’s salary related to worm outbreak duties. Discussions cover school health matters, fire fighting equipment, and proposed truck changes to ease chemical loads.
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W. C. Kent
B. Kent
J. PP. Kennedy
Evoy
White
Waghorn Givide
Board of Trade
Relden
Howe
Peel
B. P
Kent
Evoy -4
Ww. C
Carnival Night Faces Freeze as Fire Alarm Clears Crowd
Extreme cold kept few in costume at Fi night carnival. While judges worked, a fire alarm sent attendees fleeing. Despite disruption, the event finished with a strong financial result and a list of prize winners across ladies girls and boys categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Fraser
Miss Richardson
Miss Hemsley
Gladys Isborne
Pene
Irene Reynolds
Dolly
Mary Young
Holger Riggle
Endicott
Winik Ankenmann
Allan Kent
Amenon
Sidney Arneson
Ernie Arneson
Grace Kent
Martay Johnson
Sees
Town Considers Use Of Common Doors For Fire Base
In a town council meeting, officials discussed repurposing rear doors found in various locations as a fire base. The decision focused on safety efficiency and possible refurbishment options for communal emergency access.
Outlook College Opens With Norwegian Community Attendance
The Norwegian Lutheran College opened with about twenty attendees in Outlook province. The opening included a Norwegian language inaugural address by Hen. Langaunet of Moose Jaw, and speeches by Rev. Ground Rev. H. J. Allen and others praising the venture as a Christian education benefiting empire citizens.
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Norwegian Lutheran College
Pointa
Hen. Langaunet
Moose Jiang
Ground
H. J. Allen
Norway
Haake the Good
England
Allen
Lesides
McKay
Yhin
Luther
Selver
Hms
Alwave
P. M. Henricka
Wagnild
Norw
Bat
Mev
Langaunet
Letter From Geo Watson on Christmas Day Frontline Life
A soldier correspondent notes a quiet holiday period with no special events beyond usual daily routine. He mentions extra potatoes and plum pudding for Christmas and an anticipated rest camp spread on January 3. A Red Cross parcel arrives as a welcome surprise from the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Miss Joy Reid Plans Departure Next Week
Joy Reid is expected to leave her position next week. The announcement indicates a surprise departure with no stated destination or successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Joy Reid
Return of Two Hundred Soldiers Weekly From Front
The Military Hospitals Commission faces a gigantic task caring for three men in the best possible manner as hundreds of soldiers return weekly. Immediate aid and permanent employment are urged, with applications pouring in for those who have “done their bit” and proven heroic service. Citizens are urged to cooperate with the commission in meeting this wartime challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Hospitals Commission
Thie Commission
Sfsos
Senna
Outlook Platoon Recruiting Drive Continues for 128th Moose Jaw
For the past six weeks the Outlook column has highlighted recruiting for the 128th Battalion in Moose Jaw. The drive surpassed expectations with a plateau of 58 enlistees per week and now lists 49 names including Norweg volunteers. aims to keep recruiting until an official stop order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Outlook
AR Namie
Norweg
Sergioe Watson
We MeGin
Hon Tmyr
Mrs Mykiebe Dies Suddenly at Home North of Odueck
Mrs I Myklebe died suddenly at her home north of Odueck on Monday night from heart failure. She had been in apparent good health and was sitting in a rocking chair before she died while guiding the children to bed. The husband Abe remained with the family as preparations for her funeral took place at Sart on on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Myklebe
OdUeck
Sheimue
Mielke
Abe
Classified Ad Fragments and Rehoming Notes
The page lists classified ads for hay farm work near a village and land rental two miles from a station. It also records stray horses and a one year old brown mare, a brown horse and other animals for sale or reward, with scant details and old contact placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenside
MePher
Clee
Letter from Saskatoon soldier recounts trench life and Christmas in France
A World War I correspondent in Saskatoon shares a letter dated December 21 describing rest in a rear area before Christmas, regimental movements, prisoners taken, and German attacks. He notes British artillery repelling a German breakthrough and mentions an entertainment program at the Lyric featuring The Migott-Kelly Fun Makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ratcliffe
Saskastoon Star
Inet
Bhorveie
France
Land of the Living
Saskatoon
Fritz
Migott-Kelly
Shere
Kelly
Renter Kok
Tommy
Brenidees
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L. A. Potvin
St, Mark’s Church
Outlook College
Geo. Watson
C. Neff
Guy Watson
Lister
J. Geay-Owen
Lipton
A. H. Reed
JD. Mil
Allan Dishap
Waud
Homer
Ferguson Geo
John Harrington
J. A. Smith
Mitchell BF
Moatl
Mrs. Mykiebe
Ad*vance
Outlook Printing Office
Outlook P
G. McMuare
Thompson
G.mem
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