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Newspaper

Outlook

Location

Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

7

Saskatchewan foreclosure notice from Outlook matter

In the town of Outlook Saskatchewan the case of Jall Between The VW Commerce et al versus J.8 McKillen and Bert Webb proceeds. The master orders publication in three successive issues as service and grants 30 days to enter appearance. A final judgment may be signed if no appearance is made. The action to enforce a promissory note dated December 7 1912 for 650 dollars at 8 percent interest. Solicitor for the plaintiff Grayson Armstrong Kittercr Moose Jaw Sask.

VW Commerce McKillen Bert Webb Locs H.wortiner Nelson Outlook Saskatchewan Thos. H. Bell Depu H. Mortimer Nelson Sask Grayson, Armstrong & Kitterccr Moose Jaw

South Porcupine Lawyer Killed by Frenchman on Street

James Knowles, long-time South Africa campaigner and lawyer of South Porcupine, was fatally struck on a town street Friday morning by Emil Lebrie, a Frenchman, who hit him with a milk bottle. The deceased was W. E. Knowles’s brother, M. P. for Moose Jaw. The Elbow Gas & Petroleum Syndicate formed and plans a test well near Elbow, with drilling outfit arrived and operations to begin in July.

James Knowles South Porcupine South Africa Emil Lebrie W. E. Knowles Moose Jaw Elbow Gas & Petroleum Syndicate Elbow

Council minutes outline grants and bylaws in 1914 session

The Fertile Valley Society grant debate ends with an 800 donation conditional on a CPR lease for the agricultural grounds. Road diversions, bylaw enforcements, health duties, nuisance grounds and cemetery control are proposed. Committee reports and secretary treasurer items are noted.

A. Balkwill Anderson Wari Hopkine Henderson Berton Lamont T.e Eretary Treas E. F Stewart McPhadden Fertile Valley Agricultural Society Fair Grounds Outlook Fertile Valley Agricultural Societies C.P.R. Company Burton Secretary of Agriculture Ward Board of Highway Commissioners Range | West Ltd Carries Lamont T. E. Grey Metcalf

Alberta Mine Disaster described as Canada’s worst blast

The explosion tore through No. 2 mine near Hillcrest two miles from the town, killing many and injuring others. Rescue crews from Lethbridge Cranbrook Fernie and Blairmore rushed in as the scene formed into a grim morgue with bodies laid out in the wash-house. Death came mainly from suffocation with signs of violent trauma in some cases, and workers fought to recover victims amid a field of chaotic, yet orderly, rescue efforts.

Lethbridge Maclaus Cranbrook Fernie Blairmore Hillcrest Gallieries, Ltd Montreal No. 2 Hillcrest Will Ana Limita

Leighs Society meeting notes at a June house event

June 30 report notes Leighs Society gathering and a June 17 suffrage debate with both sides scoring 24 points. Births list a mother and child on June 16, John Millar back from wrist injury, C H Powell courting James F Millar, mail carrier runaway with sprained ankle, Hilborn to remain in Dina rcore for another year, Orangemen to celebrate July 4 in Hughton with prizes for best lodge parade and fife and drum band. Crops in the district are fair after rain.

Leigh Thle Hughton

Bounty Celebration Ends With Stocks In Treasury

Weather favored the annual Bounty celebration a successful event with surplus funds after expenses. Sports featured horse racing baseball and tennis with baseball drawing keen interest. Three teams competed Milden Harris and Ardath. Millen drew a bye while Harris defeated Ardath in a shortened match. Final between Millen and Harris went eleven innings.

Milden Harris Ardath Millen

Bushy Tailed Rats The Packing Themself Into Nests

The article describes rats that gather bright items such as knives and forks, carrying away portable objects to their nests. It notes behavior across the west and north regions and likens the rats to bushy tailed creatures known for clever thefts.

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