Fertile Valley Council Minutes Open Road Plans and Grants
Fertile Valley No 255 hires survey work and road diversions for Ned Deer Lake, Patterson's Lake and nearby sections. Council approves hospital grant of $300 to Dr George and authorizes purchase of three acres for Bratton nuisance ground with fencing.
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Board of Highway Commisioners
Nouth
Ned Deer Lake
West Sun
Hall
Fertile Wales No. 285
Roml
Jed Carricad lLawout
Board of Highway Commissioners
Townehip
Patterson
Fertile Valley No
Patterson's Lake
Setion
West
Carrie. Ward
C.N.R. Company
Juniper Siding
Railway Commission
Anderson
CNR
Fertile Valley No. 285
See
Macrorie
Ward
George
Lamont
C. J. Ward
Bratton
Fragmentary 1914 Te State Marriage Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 16 year old in 1914 Texas related to a Mrs J Lorimer and a daughter, with unclear names and dates, leaving key facts unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lorimer
Garden Valley Telephone Co Granted Charter
Guy Watson the secretary reported that Garden Valley Telephone Co received its charter from the Provincial Government. Debentures totaling four thousand dollars were issued. The company includes farmers north of Outlook with assistance from the Outlook Board of Trade. The telephone lines will run to Outlook connecting with the central system, providing continuous service along the route.
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Guy Watson
Garden Valley Telephone Company
Outlook
Outlook Board of Trade
Stallion Show and High-Quality Red Stallion Examination
The Outlook Agricultural Society hosts a big stallion show at the show grounds featuring premier horses from this side of the river and four from the opposite side. Rosettes will be awarded. Simultaneously Rudy Municipality conducts exams for pure red stallions not yet examined or previously given only temporary licenses.
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Outlook Agricultural Society
Rudy
Cream to be Transferred From CNR to CPR Free of Charge
Mr. Cunningham of the Saskatchewan Creamery Company announces that cream shipped from CNR points to the Outlook testing station will be transferred at Conquest to CPR without charge. Farmers north and south of Conquest on the CNR line are encouraged to ship to Outlook by this free transfer policy.
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Cunningham
Saskatchewan Creamery Company
C. R
Outlook
Conquest
C.P.R
Conquet
C.N
Outlook Declares May Day Civic Holiday
Proclamation to Outlook residents designates Friday May 1 as a civic holiday. All business closures and property cleanup urged with work overseen by the Fire Chief and citizen cooperation requested in this town wide movement.
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Outlook
Saskatchewan Creamery Signs Contract for Testing Station
The Saskatchewan Creamery Co of Moose Jaw signed a contract to build a testing station at Outlook. After shipments reach 750 fbe per day they will erect a creamery on a 65 by 118 foot property east of the mill. A company representative is on site today to begin building the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Creamery Co
Moose Jaw
Outlook
Provincial lacrosse league planned this year meeting called
A meeting was held concerning the establishment of a provincial lacrosse league for the upcoming season. Macbeth Malcolm M L A for the Hanley constituency visited town on Tuesday, adding local interest to the report.
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Eeneck
Macbeth Malcolm
Hanley
St Marks Parish Elects Officers Amid Optimistic Crop Reports
A St Mark s Parish Church meeting elected officers for the year including Vicar H Wain and wardens C Sutton and J Willege. Farmers in the Outlook district report optimistic crop prospects with wheat sown mainly red fyfe and Marquis, good moisture, and better land conditions than in years past.
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St. Mark's
Wain Sens
Guy W
C. Sutton
Hewat
J. J. Partridge
J. Willeegby
O. Evoy
W. DD. Evans
W. C. Kent
Hood
J. A White
J. (. Carter
Genge Wateon
A. B. Stayner
P. Hood
J. A Smith
Syma
E. A. Hewat
Gay Wateon
I. Heel
Marquis
Local Notes From Hanley and Saskatchewan Provinces
General Hanley celebrates May 25. Ex president Tatt eoys the Mexican war costs a million daily. CPR chief Sir Thome Shaughnessy inspects western lines. Premier Roblin of Manitoba visits east due to his father’s illness in Picton. Postmaster Hardy trial postponed to June 9. Hanley Herald changes hands again to Rh Waters. Bounty Advocate taken over by Mr. Bacher. Lightning kills two Malcolm brothers’ horses. farmer unhurt. Saskatchewan Highways Commission unveils record $1 500 900 budget with one third for bridges. by June 1 crews to begin road work. Edgar A Kerry’s body, killed near the International boundary, taken to Wood Mountain after post mortem by Dr. Ross.
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Provincial Highways Commission of Saskatchewan
Par
Edgar A. Kerry
Wood Mountain
Ross
Assiniboia
Outlook Club Plans Hard Times Dance Friday
The Outlook dancing club announces a hard times dance on Friday. This may be the last dance of the season and attendees are urged to come properly dressed for the theme.
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The
Outlook Dancing Club
Winnipeg man Buxton freed after aiding Krafchenko escape case
John Buxton, who supplied details of the Krafchenko escape plot to police and acted as an informer, was released from Winnipeg custody after a promise of immunity from prosecution. He faced theft charges related to a revolver but was discharged by Magistrate Bonnycastle after the deputy attorney general entered a nolle prosequi. Buxton later crossed into the United States after proving American citizenship.
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John Buxton
Krafchenko
Winnipeg
King
John Krafchenko
H. M. Arnold
Lim
Constable i
Percy Hagel
John Westlake
Bunton
Reid
Hagel
Westlake
Buxton
Ashdown Hardware Company
Ashdown Company
Bonnycastle
Tioue
Ruston
Noses
U. S
Heatley Pratt Nuptials Quiet St Mark's Parish Ceremony
Florence Pratt of Brantford Ontario and John R. Heatley of Edmonton were married at St Mark's Parish Church in a small ceremony at high noon on Tuesday April 29. Rev. C A Barber officiated as relatives attended. the bride wore ivory satin lace and orange blossoms, given away by W C Kent with Mrs Barber as organist.
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St. Mark's
Florence Pratt
Brantford
Ont
W.C. Kent
John R. Heatley
Edmonton
C. A. Barber
W. C. Kent
Mrs. Barber
No-title Proper Phrase Ends Dialogue
A fragment condemns patronage toward merchants who extend credit until the debtor is deeply in debt and too ashamed to face the lender.
O. O. F. Members Attend Divine Service
Outlook lodge 10 OF. members parade to the Presbyterian church for their 57th anniversary. Rev. A. Young gave an address praising the order's brotherhood and Jesus Christ, urging preservation of its purity. Members returned to the lodge hall for thanks and music.
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Outlook Lodge 10
Hemor
Presbyterian Church
A. Young
Ordd
Brotherhood of Man
Jesus Christ
Mission Parish of Anerley Services on Sunday May 10
The Mission Parish of Anerley schedules services for the fourth Sunday after Easter. At 8 am St Wikia’s Chereh and a 3 pm Evensong and Sermon in Anerley, with Matins Holy Communion and Sermon at 11 am Pontiac, Evensong and Sermon at 7 pm Celebrent. Rev CA Barber is vicar of St Mark’s Clareh with Rev Maurice C. Tlerci vall Deacon in charge.
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St Wikia's Chereh
Dinemeare
Anerley
Pontiac
Celebrent
CA. Barber
St. Mark's Clareh
Outlook
Maurice C. T Lercivall
Local residents return home as spring arrivals ease in
Mr Fal Theanpson returns from Washington USBA after months away to tend his property. Olaf Skye again greets neighbors while Me G D St Remy travels with her entourage including Mrs James D St Remy and Misses J Barr J Colelough and George Colelough for Easter visits before resuming studies. The Little Brow purchases a J I Case engine and plows for a full farming outfit as seeding work begins with wheat to be sown by weekend.
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Mr Fal, Theanpson
Washington
USBA
Providing for Four New Saskatchewan Judges
Government proposes to appoint three additional judges of the supreme court in Alberta at a salary of 6000 dollars each and add four more court judges in Saskatchewan, expanding the judiciary across provinces.
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Saskatchewan
Supreme Court
Alberta
Additi Court
Marriage at Conquest United E Britnell and J E Wilson
On Wednesday April 22 Rev Meech united Miss E Britnell to J E Wilson in Conquest. The couple's wedding followed by a large home wedding supper at Mr Britnell's with many friends in attendance. The note mentions the 96th lounge 1.0.0.F.
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Conquest
Meech
T. W. Hahn
Charlotte Clark
Rev. Meech
Miss E. Britnell
J. E. Wilson
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Fertile Valley Council
Rera
Bounty
A. Belkwill
Andersen
Hopkins
Hendereem
Burton
Heméerson
Carmed Ward
Lameont
Hari Insurance
Carned Hopkine
Regina
Wrettlen
Went
Carred Hopkine
Road Committee
Cemetery Committee For
Surbiton Station
Haleon's Bay Company
Vareh
Secretary of Agriculture
Wael
Reeve
C. J Ward
C. J. Hopkins
Hawwkine
Fairbanks Morse Company
Hopkine
Red Deer Lake
Councii
C.N.R
J. B. Burton
Garden Valley Telephone Co
Saskatchewan Creamery
Tatt Eoys
Sir Thome Shaughnessy
CPR
Roblin
Manitoba
Picton, Ont
Postmaster Hardy
Fiske
Hanley Herald
Chas. H. C. Jackson
Rh. J. Waters
Bounty Advocate
Bacher
Board of Trade
Malcolm Brothers
Malcolm
Heatley-Pratt
Olaf Skye
Me. G. D. St. Remy
James D. St. Remy
J. Barr
J. Colelough
George Colelough
Outlok
Mie E. Erven
Whereau
Alta
Mr. C. Connolly
Little Brow
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