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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
1
The Outlook and Tags hockey teams met at the Princess rink, the visitors winning 9 to 5. Jack Stewart broke his nose and left the game after the first half, which ended 5 to 3 in favor of the visitors. the second half saw continued tight play.
The March 1914 council meeting with Mayor Badger and councilors Cowan Tweten Evans Gibb notes minutes adoption and several actions. Proposals include forming a committee to meet Norwegian College directors, assessing land at 40 percent value, referring a scavenger hire to Health, petition acknowledgment from 100 ratepayers, notifying overdue electric and water accounts, requesting financial statements for the rink, and bids for rink doors with specifics, plus referrals to Public Works Fire Water and Light Finances and other items.
Preliminary hearing in the murder of a Chinaman at a laundry ends with KR A Hardy remanded for trial in April. The dying man accused Hardy of the slaying before collapse. In Outlook discussions, residents and businessmen push a local college project with a $15,000 pledge and a brick building to be started by July and ready by November.
In a police court hearing Justice Christopher Sutton heard Wim F. Anderson accuse Leslie Anderton of wheat theft. Witnesses testified that a rental arrangement split the crop among Neal and Leslie, with Anderson claiming a one third share. Leslie contends he supplied labor and grain but no ownership. the matter proceeds to ext sittings in Saskatoon with Anderton free on recognizance.
Jack Stewart suffered a nasty accident in the second period when a shot toward Hewat in goal baffled the rink. He rushed to receive the puck, misread Hewat, and collided as Hewat turned to block, leaving Stewart down.
The Financial News notes Canada’s rapid development and warns that the aggregate capital of Canadian banks at 114000000 is too small for the country’s needs. It cites uneven capital growth and scarce English funding, with banks curtailing credits to finance crop movements, while operations later in the year strengthened liquidity.
Intermediates and senior teams clashed where players from Rosetown met their senior opponents. The ice was poor and unsuitable for swift hockey, hindering the match and leaving players wary of the rough surface.
The Outlook Curling Club reports steady growth with membership doubling next year and a strong season despite mild ice and competition. The club hosted visitors from Moose Jaw and Regina, earned Calgary Brewing and Moose Jaw brewing trophies, and plans further honors with local Mayor Badger supporting additional trophies.
Leigh Well out of hibernation as news resumes. Albert Blair returns home after father's death. sympathy extended. Thomas Erven buys half section from H. Rankin at twenty five dollars per acre, first real estate deal of the year. A literary society forms at Abermule school with Wednesday meetings. next week treats include a concert and debate on city versus country life. Mr. McMurchy visits as government inspector. some horses receive preventive treatment.
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