Outlook council meeting reviews licensing and taxes
The Outlook town council met Monday with all members present. They approved last minutes, amended the license bylaw to tax chiropractors, accepted F. H. Reum’s 89.41 tax payment as full for 1915, and cancelled the balance. A committee will review 1913-14 taxes and report next meeting. The three readings of the bylaw passed. A water mains extension to Outlook College was considered, and bills for hay, printing, and waterworks were ordered paid. Ahx. Scott to be made special constable by July 1.
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Lp of
Outlook
F. H. Reum
W. H. Homan
E. W. Hume
W.lisoo
Jien
Outlook College
Coran
Hayes
Outlook Printing Co
R. Roental
A. Frazer
J. P. Kennedy
Coniuer
Ahx
Scott
Saskatchewan A. F. & A. M. elects three officers in Swift Current
At the Grand Lodge meeting in Swift Current last week Outlook and Broderick lodges had three members elected to key posts. Rev Arch Young of the Outlook was named Grand Chaplain and Geo McKay of the Outlook became Grand Steward. H A A Harper of the Broderick lodge was chosen D D G M. Harper is praised as a skilled craftsman and expected to perform well in his new role.
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Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Outlook
Broderick Lodges
Rev
Arch. Young
Outlook Lodge
Geo. McKay
P. M
H. A. A. Harper
P.M
Broderick Lodge
Harper
Anne
Hawarden Hosts Meeting On Gis Deevciation District
A Wednesday meeting at Hawarden discussed forming a Gis deevciation district to promote the Boy Beaute movement. F Irwin of HA led reps from Outlook Strongfield and Hawarden to establish the Outlook district with Hawarden as center. Rev J I Haggett named District Commissioner Maxfield of Outlook as vice president Nev A P Robinson of Strongfield as secretary treasurer Hawarden troop presented a display.
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Hawarden
Inter
F. Irwin
Strongfield
Hawerden
Haggett
Mr. Maxfield
Outlook
Nev. A. P. Robinson
Fertile Valley Council Minutes Note Road and ByLaw Actions
The Fertile Valley Council adjourned a June 16 meeting with minutes read and adopted. They approved road compensation payments for land taken for a new roadway and ordered charges to the Saskatchewan River Rural Telephone Co. A bylaw amendment was read and passed after rescinding a prior animal restraint bylaw. Notices from departments of Agriculture Education and Public Health were discussed, with hospital formation inquiries and municipal hotel rest room funding noted. Road diversions to ferry and local fair arrangements were considered for future action.
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Jacobs
proMillan
Saaskatchewan River
Trees and shrubs offered by Garden Valley Nursery Hook Sask
Classified noting availability of Willows Maples Caraganas Honeysuckle Crabapple Gooseberry Currant bushes Raspberry canes Strawberry plants Rhubarb roots and other items. Includes prices and contact William Hugill owner at Garden Valley Nursery Hook Saskatchewan with sale of an 16 horsepower Minneapolis engine and 5 plow Emerson gang at sacrifice.
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Emerson Gang
Button
Bratton Women’s Grain Growers host neighboring associations
The Bratton Women's Grain Growers Association held a pleasant June 21 meeting at Mrs. A W James's home with about thirty guests from the Bratton and Macrorie groups and local friends. A short business session approved cooperation in presenting a piege of the qree districts and promoting schools. Refreshments followed and a choir piece was sung, with some members absent due to illness.
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Bratton Women's Grain Growers’ Association
A. W. James
Bbiton and Macrorie Women’s Grain Growers’ Association
Bratton
Hall
H. Hall
Surbiton G.G. A
Highlanders Return to Hootch Village in Feared Wave
Maimed Highlanders are returning to the little Hootch village with startling frequency. Rev Gavin Betee suggests using six or seven of those who have but one arm as dawn breaks and crimmer preparations begin.
Weather improves crop prospects for fall harvest
Readable crop notes report generally favorable weather with abundant moisture and milder nights aiding growth. Sowing depths varied with five crops showing catch up potential if temperatures rise. rainfall remains ample and sunshine adequate though not plentiful.
210th Frontiersmen battalion recruiting in Yorkton district
Captain J L Thomas reports strong enlistment in Yorkton and district with nine hundred in the 210th Frontiersmen battalion. He notes bank workers grain buyers and farmers joining, claims many claim farms as their duty while failing to act, and warns of widespread slackers. The officer says recruitment has beaten records in numbers and class of men.
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J. L. Thomas
Aes
Yorkton
Perce
Empire
Grain Buyers — Co
Thomas
Wounded Sergt. Watson Respected With Arm Repair Report
Mrs Geo Williamson relays news from Mrs Geo Watson at a hospital. Sergt Watson was wounded in the upper arm, the bone broken in two places. Surgeons removed missile fragments and replaced bone portions with silver tubes. Expectation of regained arm usefulness follows.
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Geo. Williamson
Geo. Watson
Sgt. Watson
Sergt
Dedication Festivities Set for College Building July 7 9
Formal dedication events planned with devotional opening on July 7 and July 9 speeches by Rev Th Dahl president of the United Norwegian Taitheran Church of America Professor Laing principal of Canrose College and Professor Solbern of St Olaf College. Ministers from various parts of the province and the United States will attend.
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Th. Dahl
United Norwegian Taitheran Church of America
Laing
Cansroee College
Solbern
St. Olaf College
Giants Dominate Red Sox In One-Sided Friday Clash
Friday night saw the Giants overpower the Red Sox by a large margin as pitchers faced poor fielding. Early innings produced quick outs while the Red Sox misplayed several chances, contributing to the lopsided 15 to 5 result.
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Giants
Red Sox
Ie Giants
Forder
Galo
Macrorie Set To Celebrate Big Day On July Fifth
Plans are complete for a town celebration in Macrorie with prizes to be won. The Better Farming Train arrives on Wednesday from noon to 1 pm for the event.
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Macrorie
Prises
Ten Thousand Canadian Casualties in June Reported
About ten thousand names appear in militia casualty lists since the June 2 German attack on the Ypres salient. Previously reported casualties total around 23,000, equaling the First Canadian Contingent that sailed from Quebec. The Viste is expected to continue listing casualties as warfare progresses near Ypres.
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Militia Department
Ypres Salient
Quebec
Ha noral editor Wright cited for a tee d bacon
Mi J Wright editor of Ha noral fant Soltcted tah a teed bacon was reported in a brief item noting an editor involvement in a local disturbance. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Mi J. Wright
The
Hanoral
Fant
Milden Plans July 6 Annual Celebration With Sports
Milden will hold its annual celebration on Thursday July 6 featuring senior and junior baseball horse racing calithumpian parade tennis football tug of war footracing and other athletic events. Handsome prizes will be awarded and a large crowd is expected to attend.
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Outlook
Jupiter Playfark
Old Bull
The
Lyric
Outlook Boy Scouts
Lyric Theatre
Milden
Better Farming Train Tour and Picnic at Surbiton
Temender the Better Farming Train will visit on July 6 with a stop at Surbiton where the Averley and Surbiton Grain Growers plan their annual picnic the same day. Emil Odegard reports his newly completed home adding color to the hamlet amid orchard damage from beetles that stripped fruit trees and poplars.
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Temender
Surbiton
Averley
David Brice
Emil Odegard
Winle
Gradi
Anniversary services and garden party notice
The text indicates anniversary services and a garden party for the Broderick family. Details on exact date, time, and location are garbled, but the event appears to involve civic or church observances and a social gathering.
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Broderick Corti
Sab Do
Tle Arava
Ladies knit shirts for incurables at Mrs Abrook home
Two meetings were held at Mrs Abrook’s home where eight soldiers' shirts were made for the incurables and sent to Queen Mary's Needlework Guild. The Surbiton Women’s Grain Growers Association reports ongoing success with petitions and a second consignment of wool. The Outlook branch of the Red Cross and a Bratton garden party are noted among local activities.
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Abrook
Queen Mary's
Local Visit and Mission Event Draw Attendees
Miss Hilda Myhre of Outlook visited the district for a Young People's mission held last Sunday evening. Attendees from here reported a splendid time despite showers as they toured Kab Creek and nearby areas with speakers X Oiea and John Johnen from Grafton praising the district.
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Hilda Myhre
Outlook
Methodist Church Supper Planned at Arbuckle Block
The ladies of the Methodist church announce a supper to be held at the Arbuckle block one door from the post office on Wednesday as a community event with proceeds for church funds.
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Ladies of the Methodist Church
Arbuckle
Duke of Devonshire Named Governor General of Canada
Official announcement states the Duke of Devonshire will succeed the Duke of Connaught as Governor General of the Dominion of Canada. The change formalizes leadership at the highest viceregal level in Ottawa.
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Duke of Connaught
The
Comsinion of Canada
Duke of Devonshire
Impounded animal records and notices
A white low weight animal of about 150 pounds was impounded by A. Vasend in the northeast quarter 2-28. R. Pederson is the pound keeper for the northwest quarter of section 28-7. West Srd. 6-2-4p. Girl Wanted and good wages apply. H. A. Efters.
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A. Vasend
West Srd
R. Pederson
iMortgage Sale of Farm Property Under Land Titles Act
Sale date set for July 2 1916 at 1 pm Mountain Time for the northwest quarter of section 2 township 28 range 9 west of the third meridian Saskatchewan. Property includes a frame house 16 by 22 feet kitchen addition 16 by 12 feet stable 16 by 26 feet and granary 12 by 9 feet with cash terms and no encumbrances except current year taxes. Vendors solicitors Brown & Company Regina Saskatchewan.
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Brown & Company
Solicitors
Regina
Saskatcbewan
Drowning Reported at Yellow Gras Farm Creek
A Saturday drowning near Yellow Gras results in the deaths of Stewart Bristow and Andres Deeal. They were last seen swimming in a pond on John Morrison’s Yellow Gram district farm. The pond about fourteen feet deep, clothes on the bank sparked suspicion as searchers found the bodies later that day. Bristow was twenty five.
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Yellow Gras
Stewart Bristow
Andres Deeal
Hdth
John Morrison
Yellowgram
Bristow
Sweal
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Fertile Valley Council
T. H. Nicholson
Bratton Women’s
G. G. Association
Crimmer
Frontiersmen
Nary News
X Oiea
John Johnen
Grafton
N.D
Albert
Gust
J.P. Kennedy
H. A
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