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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
1
The Outlook Bonspiel starts February 2 at the Cathedic Carling club with four days of events. Major prizes include cash and goods donated by local firms and citizens such as Moose Jaw Brewing Co, Evans & Lavaglee, and Fraser Brow, plus individual prizes valued up to 50 dollars.
The Calgary Brewing Co. donates a $100 cup. Four pairs of solid gold cuff links valued at 650, donated by Calgary Brewing Co. Four pairs of curling shoes valued at 25, donated by J. W. Fraser. First prize includes briar pipes valued at 20 from the citizens of Outlook. Four pairs of gauntlets valued at 15 from Outlook citizens. Four coffee pots valued at 10. Four shirts valued at 6 donated by W. Karas.
Friday night broom ball featured two contests between Methodist Epworth League and Presbyterian Young People. Presbyterians won the men’s game 1-0 and the women’s 20 outside of Mr Lowry by the Presbyterians, the 1sts had a strong lineup but failed to score with the goalie excelling.
The battle cruiser Lion was disabled and towed to port after engaging German ships in the North Sea. One officer and thirteen sailors were killed, with three more wounded.
St Mark's Church assigns Lay H. M. Nelson to communicate with the priest in charge for handling communion duties. The arrangement details who conducts services in the absence of the priest and how the congregation will be served.
A message reports Gee Preg Bett noted to lamce corporsia with ambiguous phrasing and unclear details, lacking verifiable names or locations in the fragmented text.
Delegates W T Han and Pritts Grieve chosen for Raine convention amid talks on membership solidarity. Dr Hopkins elected to beard A. Grain growers discuss a gopher bounty with proposals to pay 2 cents per tail until May 15 and 1 cent thereafter. Germination tests for oat seed from Ottawa show 76 percent in six days and 76 percent in 14 days, with seed containing buckwheat pigweed and wild oat. Concerns raised about seed quality and political exploit clusters around seed distribution.
Banish The Bar Campaign led by D. Manly and B. A. of Saskatoon schedules a mass meeting at 7 45 to align with church closing so ill present may attend.
At Lyric Theatre Tv u for Hall, on Tuesday Feb 2, at.
A fragmentary record shows various payments and dealings. Entries include wool and wiring costs, moving picture items, and a pound keeper role. A Kendall offer for a wagon or tram is noted as accepted for immediate delivery.
Inland Revenue Department surveys across Canada in 1913 found feeding stuffs such as bran shorts and chop feet contaminated with ground screening. Of 296 samples, 110 contained an average of 57 noxious weed seeds per pound, while 144 samples were entirely free.
H M Nelem attends court in Sackatoon. The W A of St Mark's church will meet February 4 at Mrs J Harvey's home. Mrs A Moore and son Keith return home from a visit to Simpson. Dr Riggle away February 1 to 6. Outlook Masonic ledger notes A G Viets at the battle front. Immigration figures for the year total 168,423 down 4 percent from 1913.
Leaders clash in a key hockey night with hopes of top spot fading as the schedule pinches. Outlook likely wins at Herschel, Kerrobert beats Rosetown, and a potential tie game may be needed after all results are settled.
January events report the Grain Growers dance at Lehman Hall as a standout social, with visitors from nine towns and a large turnout. Police Chief Gould urges safety as residents await a food shipment, while congregants fill the Presbyterian weeklong observance and open services begin at seven.
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