Tragic Fire Claim Young Rural Leader's Life
Me Carlson suffered severe burns when a lantern ignited gasoline flames in a room. He was found nearly unclothed and died after being treated and sent to Saskatoon. The young man had years of service in Broderick's rural telephone lines and planned to move to Howard Haunt with his mother and brother nearby. The funeral occurred Monday afternoon at the Saskatchewan River cemetery.
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Me Carlson
Saskatoon
Broderick
Howard Haunt
Moundlay
Local fund supper nets 288.65 for charity
A hotel dining room supper raised 288.65 with 174.65 from meals 86 from memberships and 28 from donations. Under Ladies Aid Red Cross WGGA Our Day funds to charity. Saskatoon visitor M Spidel spent weekend with Mayfields. Eckardt Bell Ringers concert drew large crowds. Macrorie dance well attended and boys returned for work. Mr Murray plans a seven room house near the school. Construction rushing to finish before cold weather. Dr Stewart Renouf and L Maxfield had a successful shoot last Saturday bagging ten quail and a jack rabbit.
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Air
Ladies’ Aid
Red Cross
Wg.g.a
M. Spidel
Saskatoon
Mayfield
Eckardt Bell Ringers
Macrorie
Dr.Stewart
Mr. Renouf
L. Maxfield
Broderick Red Cross Society Annual Report 1917
Broderick Red Cross Society reports for year ending 1917 with formation in July 1915. Officers listed: President Mrs J B Mater, J Sexton, Mrs G Findlater, Miss W Hamilton, J E Vernon. Life members 39, annual members 22. Life members fees 39 dollars. Total receipts 1594.47 dollars. Amount sent to Regina 1244.50 dollars.
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Broderick
The
Red Cross
J. B. Mater
J. Sexton
Rs. G. Findlater
Regina
Service reporting figures show exemptions leading posts
Military Service post offices report 4 469 men as of Saturday noon. Of these 4 136 asked for exemption while 333 filled service forms. Outlook projects 63 men reported and 6 percent seek exemption.
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Military Service Post Offices
War Prophecy Found in Swedish Convent Parchment
A parchment found during wall demolition at Holy Ghost Convent in Wismar Mecklenberg warns of a great war. The note, dated 170L, predicts a three year and five month conflict with Europe beset by fire dragons and sea-dwellers, ending with a dramatic turning of fate.
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Wismra
Mecklenburg
Wismar
Europe
Outlook Town Council Holds Regular Meeting October 22 1917
The Outlook Town Council met in the council chambers on October 22 1917 at eight p.m. Mayor Button and Councillors Evans Reid Lougheed Nicholas Fraser attended. Minutes of the last meeting were adopted. The town clerk was instructed to inquire Walsh and Charles Winnipeg about a suitable water meter for the schoolhouse. The police and health committee was directed to pursue free use of the Victory Art and that it be granted free use at all times in the council chambers.
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Outlook Town Council
Button
Evans
Reid
Lougheed
Nicholas
Fraser
Walsh & Charles
Winnipeg
Police and Health Committee
Married-At Outlook by Rev J M Singleton
A fragmented notice cites Reverend J M Singleton as author. text references a marriage outlook dated in the October period. Details are partial and readable portions suggest a church or community context.
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Outlook
J. M. Singleton
Receipt for dance funds aids Soldiers' Parcel Fund
The society acknowledges receipt of 22.75 from October 16 dance for the Soldiers' Parcel Fund. Thanks are given to the Girl Guides' Club members for their hard work on Tag Day.
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Poldiers
Girl Guides’ Claob
Real Estate Turnovers Reported By L F Button
L F Button reports land sales this week including NE quarter 6 30-6 W3 Roeter Gaffney to Thomas McClain SE quarter 6 30-6 W3 eter NE quarter 26-29-9 W3 Thomas McClain to Peter Gaffney NE quarter 4 30-7 W3 Willian Jackson to C M Ballard SE quarter 1 30-7 W3 William Jackson to C M Ballard SW quarter 31-28? W3 L F Button to Fred Kelley Lots 1 to 16 block 3 Riverview J J White to A N Finnestad Lots 20 w 29 block 22 River view J C Neff to Oscar Berg Lots 29 w 32 block 9 River view J C Neff to Lars Anholt.
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L. F. Button
Roeter Gaffney
Thomas McClain
Eter Gaffney
Peter Gaffney
Willian Jackson
C. M. Ballard
William Jackson
C. M. Ballarud
Fred Kelley
Riverview
J. J. White
A. N. Finnestad
J. C. Neff
Oscar Berg
Lars Anholt
Willoughby Appointed Senator for Western Provinces
Four of nine senate vacancies in the western provinces are filled. W. B. Willoughby is named for Saskatchewan, Dr. F L Schaffner for Manitoba, and Col. J D Kom and G H Barnard for British Columbia.
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Wetern
W. B. Willoughby
Saskatchewan
F.L. Schaffner
Manitoba
Col. J. D. Kom
G. H. Barnard
Victory Loan to Be Best Investment Announces District Organization
Mr. McIntyre of Moose Jaw and J. P. Kennedy outlined advantages of subscribing to the Victory Loan with a 5 65 percent yield. Kennedy appointed district chairman for the area between Conquest and Hawarden on the CPR and Dumblane to Ardath on the CNBR. Local organizers named include R T Sitchard Ardath B M Axess Conquest Rh DB Beavis Bratton H A Metcalf Dunblane S A McCload Broderick E M Smith Glenside W S Farley Hawarden Strungfield W A Dayman Loreburn Scliman Outlook A A Evans. canvassers to be paid half a percent. L A Mann Outlook named secretary to coordinate details and speed outreach. Outlook meeting set for Friday evening.
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West Side
Ardath
R. T. Sitchard
Conquest
B. M. Axess
Bratton
Rh. DB. Beavis
Macrorie
H. A. Metcalf
Dunblane
S. A. McCload
Broderick
E. M. Smith
Glenside
W. S. Farley
Hawarden
Axl Strungfield
W. A. Dayman
Loreburn
Outlook
Latta Appointed Minister of Highways in Martin Government
J Latta of Last Mountain is named Minister of Highways succeeding J A Calder who moves to the Union government in Ottawa The Corner Loafer had suggested his cabinet inclusion during the Regina Press Association meeting last spring and the decision appears to reflect that tip in a timely appointment
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J. Latta
Election Writs Expected On December First
The report states writs for the election are due on December first, with results anticipated in the week beginning December seventeenth. Local officials note timing could influence campaign decisions and voter turnout.
Saskatchewan Assembly Called For November 1 Session
The first session of the fourth Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan is called to meet on Tuesday November 1. The article notes the Reformation Festival and cornerstone laying at Outlook College on October 31 with programs in the afternoon and evening and mentions prominent members of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of Canada attending.
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Fourth Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
Outlook College Ee
Norwegian Lutheran Church of Canada
Sale Notice of Cows and Hens at Pangman Street
An auction listing details 1 fresh cow and calf, several milking cows due to freshen between February and May, 1 two year old heifer not bred, 1 two year old heifer due in May, 1 fourteen year old bull, and 1 six month old Holstein heifer. Also mentions hens. Apply vs. Rogers at 4 Pangman Street.
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Rogers
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Raiway Avenue
Selkirk Outlook
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Chicago
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Walter Scott Building
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