Presentation to Francis Sutton Honors Youth Orchestra Work
A large gathering hosted by Pastor Wagnild last Thursday week presented Francis Sutton with a purse of money in recognition of his success teaching the junior orchestra. The donors included Messrs. Wagnild Johnson C. J. Arneson J. W. Frwer and Dr. Riggle. The response noted the aim to support budding musicians through early study and to reveal the beauty of art as proficiency grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagnild
Messrs. Wagnild
Johnson
C. J. Arneson
J. W. Frwer
Riggle
Francis Sutton
Macrorie Gala to Mark July 5 With Better Farming Train
Macrorie plans a townwide celebration on July 5 in gala attire with prizes for several events. The Better Farming Train will visit from noon to one pm, expected to draw a large turnout from the surrounding district.
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Macrorie
Broderick Plowing Match Announces Keen Contests
The Broderick Plowing Association held a Friday event on June 16 with three walking plows and six gang plows. Prizes went to T Ramsay in gang plows and Duncan in the boys class as contests drew keen finishes at a clayey site donated by D Bennett one mile east of Broderick.
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Broderick
Broderick Plowing Association
D Bennett
Jial
G. Lutticen
T. Ramsay
D. Sinclair
B. Duncan
Wedding Shower Syllables and Odd Traditions
A humorous monologue on bridal showers listing gifts for the bride and a male counterpart’s gifts. It depicts a party hosted by single Indian friends with a damp dinner and jokes, ending with the groom being escorted home by a taxi driver and a bell.
Fraser Hawkins Nuptials
A quiet wedding took place in Minneapolis on Tuesday. Mary Yowkina Washington of Washington DC was united in marriage to T. A. Prosser of Fraser Bro, Odwk. The bride is the sister of Mrs. Fred Kelly and wore a pale gown.
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Minneapolis
Mary Yowkina
Washington, DC
T. A. Proser
Fraser Bro
Fred Kelly
Anil le
Apeen
Outlook Council Minutes Refine Tax, Repairs and Waste Rules
The council met at night with minutes from the prior session read. Beun’s business tax correction request went to the town solicitor. Hewan’s gum machine permit was denied. Payments to A Scntt, W Daukley, and A Rosendahl were approved for waterworks and electric light expenses. A loading platform and siding effort was set with N L Young’s help. Residents were warned to keep garbage cans clean and only permitted waste items disposed as rules require.
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PF. H. Beun
Fred Hewan
Ruston-Proctor Co
A. Scntt
Waterworks Repaira
W. Daukley
A. Rosendahl
Elec
N. L. Young
Tigers and Red Sox Edge in Extra Inning Tilt
In a Friday night game the Tigers led by three but the Red Sox rallied to take a 10 to score for a 10 run total. The Tigers won a Tuesday night matchup against the Giants 9 to 8. Giants stand 4 2 with a .667 mark. Tigers 3 3 428. Red Sox 3 4 428.
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Tigers
Red Sox
Giants
P.c. Giants
Wedding at Hilda's Church and local road project notice
The ceremony at Hilda's Church united the couple addressing family ties, with Irene Leach and Fred Leach as attendants and McCagherty providing music. The article then notes the Public Service Monthly will publish a formal list of bridge and road works monthly starting July, detailing authorized sums and progress for municipal, land and traveler reference.
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McCagherty
Milden
Board of Highway Commissioners
Public Service Monthly
Red Cross April May donations list from 1916
A Red Cross report details April and May 1916 contributions including numerous clothing items and medical supplies. Donors list many named women and clubs giving socks nightshirts pajamas hot water bottles and bandages among other items. The record shows quantities and recipients varied across multiple households and groups.
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Mra King
BE. A. Rogers
J. W. Fraser
Wolfe
Castiglioni
Consouni
Burmetad
Mea. Palkner
Anderson
B. P. Kent
Mra. Cleave
Overgard
Mra. Juckean
Mee Dadi
Mra. Jensen
Mrs. Wille
Mra Gras
Mrs. Routledge
Mra. Wardenl
Moen
Craddock
Mr. Susylie
Mra Sutton
Sealy
Brat
Canadian Pacific report on western farmers crop year value
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company reports that western farmers will have earned about 600 million dollars from grain production in the completed crop year, excluding livestock and fruit.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
West
Saskatchewan Grain Progress Notes From Agriculture Reports
Weekly reports from the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture indicate crops progressing well across the province. Wheat growth is steady with rapid headway and increasing height, while some districts report minor damage from sustainable conditions. Summer fallowing has begun, with 6 to 10 percent already plowed, and overall land summerfallow expected to rise 1.45 to 2 percent above last year.
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Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Midsummer Exams Begin Across Classes
Midsummer exams started Wednesday for first and second class certificate candidates who began writing. Students aiming for third class will commence writing today.
Choir prepares for Birch Mile temperance event and practice notes
The choir gears up for Birch Mile temperance events and youth practice at Anderton. Youngsters praised for fast progress, with thanks to Dir. A Berg for guidance. Sunday weather and road conditions described. ferry alignment noted as causing travel delays.
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Birch Mile
Temperance
Finnested
Parades Scheduled For June 24 And 26 In City
Parades set for Saturday June 24 at 1 40 pm and 7 30 pm and again at 7 30 pm Monday June 26 with all scouts required to attend. Two patrols named Cobra and Lion have formed. Uniforms ordered from Moose Jaw and expected late this week.
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Moose Jaw
Canadian military unit training and Red Cross aid noted
A wartime report details C. P. R. and associated organizations aiding training, clerical staff, and ambulance support. It mentions certificates issued, the role of women clerks with the Red Cross, and a letter from Captain A. A. Drinnan describing a box of items sent, a hospital visit, and continued hopes for a safe return of Outlook staff.
Letter from J B Stace to Outlook readers
A brief note from J B Stace expresses gratitude for a parcel received by Mrs Sutton Dear Madam and thanks Outlook readers for their thoughtfulness. He mentions appreciation that someone is faring well and that Outlook will continue as usual, closing with a cordial sign-off.
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Mrs. Sutton
Outlook
J. B. Stace
Viking Battalion Seeks Volunteers in Outlook Area
The Vikings recruit drive continues in Outlook urging young men to enlist before July. The 107th Battalion plans to deploy to Coop Hughes around that date as trips into the country yield promising results. A new recruit, Maleoen Greer, is among the latest to join the Vikings.
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107Th
Coop Hughes
Vikings
Maleoen Greer
Mr.Grese
For Sale Items and Notices from Broderick Area
A mixed local advertisement list offers seedling trees and fruit bushes for sale or exchange, including Willows Maples Honeycrisp Crabapple Gooseberry Currant Raspberry and Rhubarb roots. Also advertised are a 16 hp Minneapolis steam engine with plows, a bay mare for sale or stolen, and a reward for a dark mare found.
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Broderick Exchange
Garden Valley Nunnery
Tlook
Wm. Hogill
L.F. Button
Rudy Municipality 284 Road Mutilation Prosecution Warning
The Weed Inspector of Rudy Municipality 284 is ordered to stop mutilation of road allowances and turning around on roads. If the practice continues, the inspector will prosecute under municipal law.
Application for Rural Treasurer Post at Fertile Valley
Rural municipality seeks a secretary treasurer candidate. Applications must show experience and possible start date and full rate. Deliver to Emil M. Axness Secretary-Treasurer Conquest Sask by July 6 1916.
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Fertile Valley
Uoda
A.D
Emil M. Axness
Conquest, Sask
Leaving for Gull Lake Mr and Mrs Gamble Honored
A late social at the Methodist church on June 20 honored Mr and Mrs Gamble who are departing for Gull Lake. The event featured a hat trimming contest and remarks from Mr Yam and Dr Biggie praising the Gambles. They expressed gratitude for their work with the church and wished them success in their new home.
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Gamble
Gull Lake
Francis Sutton
Yam
Biggie
Garmble
Wil Mee
Gamble With
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fraser-Hawkins
Outlook Council
RED Cross News
Red Cross
Nary News
Anderton
Hag
Tiany
Dir
A. Berg
Beene
Thareday
C. P. Ae
C. P. KR
C. PR
E Association
C. P. R. Putre
Montreal
P. Ro
C.F. RK
Winnipeg
W. T. Davies
C. R
Wil Newcombe
A. A. Drinnan Jalan
Belgium
Duck Ee Ee
Uthoa
George Watson
Hugh McClung
Mr. Learmonth
Union Bank
Grst
Hugh
Axove A. Dutxxan
J. B
T. H. Nicholson
Sask
A. Vasend
J. P. Kennedy
Rudy
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