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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
1
The Outlook community plans a large July 1 celebration after May enrollments. Committees push a full program with horse races, motorcycle events, athletic contests, and entrants from nearby towns. Organizers expect strong attendance and a festive day with sports and entertainment.
Farmers in the Outick district report prospects for a bumper crop this year with conditions favorable and rains providing tremendous benefit. Crops are ten days ahead, leading to expectations of an early harvest and strong yields.
On June 6 the first Sunday after Trinity St. Mark's Church Outlook Inducts Haugh J Allen as Vicar at 10:30 am with Matins and Holy Communion There will be no 8 am service A social meeting for the Archdeacon is planned at W C Kent's home Saturday evening from 8 to 10 pm All parishioners are invited to attend
Macrerie will hold the fourth annual June 17 celebration with $500 in prizes for amateur baseball horse racing foot races and other athletic events A dance will conclude the day See large bills for further particulars
The casualty list names A. G. Viets formerly of Outlook as ill. Lance Corporal Viets is allied with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
Arthur Sutton son of Mr and Mrs Christopher Sutton writes from Netley Hospital May 12 1918 he expects to return to the front by June 1 and to be furloughed or sent to a convalescent home before rejoining his regiment He notes tents at the rear of the hospital blue bells shade trees and contrasts hospital life with field life while predicting war ending by economic strain rather than continued fighting.
Mrs Samuel Silverthorn, a resident of the Ardath vicinity for eight years, died at her home on Monday May 1st, aged 42. Long illness believed caused by a tumor. burial arrangements to be announced.
City council discusses Morning Side subdivision revert to acreage before 1914 taxes paid and whether the 115 assessment on basic will stand if land returns to acre. May police report accepted. water meter rate amendment drafted. several salaries approved for April to May.
District farmers express relief after forty eight hour rainfall ends drought fears. Outlook resident Tweten has filed the north west quarter means range 11 and plans to bring his family this week.
A fragmentary notice notes mortgage or loan related action involving The Securities Limited. The readable text signals a secured loan matter or charge affecting property, with no further appointment details available in the surviving OCR.
The fragment outlines the Hew Liquor License Act provisions authorizing druggists in towns without liquor stores to sell liquor with permits and veterinary or physician prescriptions. It details quantities, emergency allowances, penalties, enforcement, and transport restrictions across Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, and related governance notes.
The Bratton Grain Growers Association held its first annual picnic at Mall's Creme Ing Red Dheer Lake on May 24 with around three hundred attendees from the surrounding district. Weather mostly good but rain interrupted pony races and footraces, as MeConica and J Miers led folk in events. Prizes awarded across boys girls youths and men categories, with Ralph Bartley winning the decisive men's race.
The annual High School Examinations start in June with the Fertile Valley No 847 for Grade VIII slated for June 2. The tests continue through June and end by June 20, with Chathendk center hosting the examination activities.
Teachers met to plan a school fair forming a School Fair Association with a central executive at Chath. Each district will have two members from the teaching staff and one lay representative. The central committee handles funds and prizes while district reps manage exhibits. Success relies on district members and the executive committee.
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