Outlook Council Meeting and Town Infrastructure Disputes
The Outlook council met in the evening with Deputy Mayor Gilets and Councillors Hime, Cowan and Teeter present. They discussed a street crowning project, waterworks extension, drone service inquiries, highway board communications, and estimates for proposed extensions while awaiting a full board meeting.
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Erguias
Chae Conneil
Gilets
Cowan Aml
Secary
Mey
Hille
Ttt
CPE
CLP K
Keiter
Bead Murde
Creeley
Outlook
Ander Investi
Board of Highwaye
Tate
Fire, Water and Light Committee
Conservative Convention Meeting to Select Provincial Candidate
A Conservative gathering in the resa constituency will be held in the afternoon at Tiune 16 to elect officers and choose a candidate for the upcoming provincial elections. A public meeting will follow with addresses by prominent Conservative figures.
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Resa
Tiune
Pur Pome
Conarct
Public Tea to Aid Outlook Church Bell Fund
The St. Mark’s Women’s Auxiliary hosts a tea at Mrs Bella Vista on Enzie Street from 3 to 6 pm to raise funds for a public bell to call worshippers. Town gentlemen and ladies urged to attend, with proceeds aiding the bell project and service notation to invite all.
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St. Mark's
Mrs
Bella Vista
Enzie Street
Death of Bert Finnestad Pioneer Dies After Illness
Bert Finnestad, a district pioneer, died at his home northeast of Outlook on Friday May 22 after a year and a half illness from kidney trouble. He was about 53, settled the area in 194, and is survived by a widow and two brothers. The remains were interred in the Saskatchewan River Cemetery on Monday.
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Bertal Finnestad
Outlook
Ee Tes
Saskatchewan River
Calder Killed by Lightning on Saskatoon Trip
T F Calder manager of the Saskatoon branch of the Standard Trusts Company was killed by lightning Sunday afternoon during an automobile trip with his brother George northwest of Asquith. The car halted at a farm and George left to cross a field. a flash struck a girl in the car causing Calder to collapse and die minutes later. He was thirty three and leaves a widow and three children. He was Sheriff Calder’s brother of Saskatoon and was known in Outlook for his work with the Standard Trusts Company.
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T. F. Calder
Saskatoon
Sheriff Calder
Standard Trusts Company
Card of Thanks from Stanton Brothers and Tett
The Stanton Brothers and Tett thank their many patrons in Outlook and surrounding country for patronage during the past five years. Their business closed Saturday noon May 23.
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Stanton Brothers & Tett
Luther Township Sale Event Opens June 6 1914
The Saskatchewan River Luther township auction begins June 6 1914 at 11 o'clock. A well organized program with good speakers is planned. All are welcome to attend.
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Saskatchewan River
Luther Township
Range
Testing Station Contract Awarded In Moose Jaw
Mr. Fulmer of the Saskatchewan Creamery Company arrived last Thursday to let the contract for a testing station to be erected as a nucleus for a future creamery. The contract was awarded to J. W. Osborne who has initiated work on the project.
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Fulmer
Saskatchewan Creamery Company
Moose Jaw
J. W. Osborne
Macrorie Box Social and Concert Concert at the Manse on June 11
A box social and concert at the Manse building is set for Thursday June 11 starting at 8 p.m. Admission is 3 cents. A supper is provided and the organizers aim to satisfy every attendee with varied ideas and a program following a highly successful previous event.
Tom Marks Delights Western Canada Crowd at Lyric
The beloved actor Tom Marks performs at the Lyric Theatre on Wednesday June 3 joining his merry company. He has entertained countless Western Canadian audiences and will please both newcomers and longtime fans.
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Western Canada
Tom Marks
Lyric Theatre
Tom
Gopher Tail Prize Ends This Week in Fertile Valley
The Fertile Valley municipality offers a special prize for the most gopher tails. Chas Becker, ex police lieutenant, was found guilty again after a new trial in the Rosenthal murder case and awaits sentence at the Tombs. A 1,500 head dominion buffalo herd near Wainwright has grown from 750 since securing the land. James Clement, Empress assistant postmaster, disappeared with government money order blanks and was later arrested at Prussia after escaping jail. Peter Coutts narrowly escaped death during a severe electrical storm when lightning struck near his home on the ferry road.
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Chas. Becker
New York
Rosenthal
James Clement
Empress
Prussia
Clement
Peter Coutts
Loreburn
Home Rule Passes House of Commons
The British House of Commons approved the home rule bill by 77 votes on Monday afternoon. Unionists refused further debate unless government intentions were clarified. Andrew Bonar Law condemned the premier’s remarks as conciliatory but incomplete and warned the drama would move to the country.
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House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Asquith
Law
Frank Cheyne Almost Suffers On Road Incident
A fragment indicates Frank Cheyne nearly had an accident Friday afternoon while going somewhere. Details are missing from the readable text.
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Frank Cheyne
Outlock Race Meet Sets Timetable for Major Events
The note outlines June and July harness race plans across venues such as Routouen and Oathkon with dates including June 3 and June 9. It lists entries and pacing details for the Undloek meet and notes additional races in Kermebert Wilkie Wiggas and Swehaten, plus a factory-like track lineup and anticipated competitors.
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Morelay
Murne Jaw
Routouen
Beiowel
Oathkon
Kermebert
Wilkie
Gee
Wiggas Am
Swehaten
Hawarden Celebration Draws The Sunshine Club and Ardath
Hawarden held a community celebration with a calithumpian procession in the afternoon. The junior Outlook vs Hawarden ball game ended 14 to 7 with Outlook winning the prize. The four team baseball draw included Hawarden Glen Eile and Outlook Ardath with Hawarden winning the first game and Outlook the second 400 prize, finals unsettled for third money.
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Sunshine Club
Alexandra Hotel
Outlook
Hawarden
Outlook Boys
Glenside
Ardath
Profeasinna
Rosetown
Prince Albert
Gleneile
Branston
Peg O My Heart at Lyne Theatre in Outlook Outlook
Tom Marks Company presents Peg O My Heart at Lyne Theatre Outlook. A charming Irish play follows a young Irish girl named Peg who inherits from her uncle but must complete a training first. The drama blends humor, love, and devotion as Peg faces life among relatives in New York and beyond.
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Lyne Theatre
Vune Snd
Iniel
Buat
Ele
Beth
Fron
Isis
New York
Peg
Outlook Market Report and Land Titles Notice
Outlook Market Report promotes a $400 piano giveaway at Hewat's drug store. A Saskatoon land titles notice under the Land Tithe Act states the Registrar will issue a duplicate certificate of tithe for Elias Jones within one month at the Saskatoon Land Registration District.
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Backatchewan
Elias Jones
Saskatoon
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Outlook Council Meeting
Bert Finnestad
Macrorie Box
Fertile Valley
Wainwright
Tymun
Jack Williams
Regina
Billy Farrell
Moos Jaw
Jack
Farrell
Williams
Angus McKay
TOM Marks Company
Outlook Market Report
Hewat
J. Gibb
Winnipeg
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