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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
1
Water levels in the river ran below normal, endangering ferry operations. The sandbar in the central current was barely covered, making crossing impossible. The railway station posted an officer to stop pedestrians from crossing. ferrymen rowed four passengers across.
Members of Exemption Tribunal No. 36 and military liaison issue a formal notice demanding all applicants appear at the specified hour for hearings. Persons failing to show or provide a reason risk dismissal of their claim. Tribunal staff will adjourn only if all cases are resolved or applicants fail to attend.
Mr and Mrs K C Tallap spent the weekend in Saskatoon while the community notes Victory War Loan subscriptions rise. A daughter arrived Monday for Jack Allan and the town plans the Christmas tree event at Town Hall. The Jim Fox Fun Company will perform on Dec 4 with proceeds to the Gross. Henry Coles ill daughter improves. school inspector Mr McCelland visited Friday.
Notice states Outlook voters will decide December 22 1917 on a bylaw to authorize an agreement with Rudy 284 Fertile Valley 285 and Loreburn 254 for establishing a Union Hospital under the Union Hospital Act. The bylaw has first reading and the vote will occur in the Town Council Chamber.
The Officer in charge of Canadian War Records requests photographs of all officers and ranks who served or are serving Overseas Military Forces of Canada. Send mounted bromide prints with a brief 200 to 300 word military career note to the Officer in care Canadian War Records 14 Clifford Street Bond Street London WJ England.
In Outlook, Friday November 23 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Elder.
The Boy Scout concert is scheduled for December 4 at the Lyrical Theatre, promising a brief program of youth performances. Organizers urge community attendance and note proceeds will support local scouting activities.
The college opened November 21 for the winter term. The student body grew to fifty. Evangelist Hansen spoke to a large audience in the college auditorium. On Tuesday afternoon the prefectess and the girls surprised Miss Farden with a present. The boys dormitory nears completion and faculty plus last year’s students plan a reception this Saturday evening for the impatient boys.
At Tuesday evening’s meeting of the Outlook Maronic lodge the following officers were elected for the coming year W M Bro. G F Daintry J W Bro. A J Nicholas Secy W Bro H M Henrickson Treas J P Kenfield Tyler W W Stewart.
In a brief 1917 message to electors of the Kindersley constituency the Unionist candidate E. T. Myers announces limited time for campaigning before the December 17 election. He pledges support for the Union Government and wartime measures, criticizes the opposition’s conscription stance, and urges electors to back Canada’s national honor.
An open season for beaver in Saskatchewan from December 1 to May 1 is declared unless municipalities act to obtain protection. Prairie chicken protection is extended for another year amid continued depletion. Further restrictions on wild game slaughter are included in the amendments.
Dr H O Redden physician surgeon at Corner Railway Avenue and Selkirt with office and residence phones listed. Dr N George physician surgeon with Kennedy Building office hours 12 20 to 2 30. Dr G S Wray available by telegram and phone for prompt attention.
Graduate Hane Pont Sanc tistry Chicago is moved one block south from Selkirk Street near Sesh Avenue.
Dr C A Joyn V8 a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College at Toronto offers services in Outlook at the Philion Building. He is solicitor to the Canadian Bank of Commerce and to the Town of Outlook with office on Las Street. Money to loan and special attention to collections and estate administrations.
In a quiet race Unionist Dr. Myers faces a nearly unknown nonpartisan challenger in Kindersley. Seward, the nonperfizan candidate, may attract minor local backing, but Myers enjoys stronger support in his district.
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