Tragic Fire Injury in Rural District Claims Me Carlson
Me Carlson sustained fatal injuries when a lamp ignited gasoline in a room, flames spreading to his clothes. He was moved to Saskatoon for treatment before he died. He was a young, active secretary treasurer of the Broderick rural telephone lines and had recently planned to move to a Howard Haunt property. He is survived by his mother and brother. funeral was held Monday afternoon at Saskatchewan River cemetery.
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Me Carlson
Saskatoon
Broderick
Howard Haunt
Moundlay
Community Suppers Raise Funds For Local Charities
A hotel supper netted 288.65 with 174.65 from supper receipts 86 from membership fees and 28 from donations. The event under Ladies Aid Red Cross and WGGA auspices supported the Our Day fund. Nearby activities included the Eckardt Bell Ringers concert in the town hall and a Macrorie dance. A seven room house is under rapid construction near the school. Dr Stewart Renouf and L Maxfield reported a fair shoot last Saturday with ten bags, one goose 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
The Broderick Red Cross Society reports for the year ending 1917 with a July 1915 branch formation. Officers include President Mrs J B Mater J Sexton Mrs G Findlater Miss W Hamilton and J E Vernon. Life members 39 annual members 22, receipts 1594.47. life members fees 39.00. funds sent to Regina 1244.50 for French relief.
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Broderick
The
Red Cross
J. B. Mater
J. Sexton
Rs. G. Findlater
Regina
Service reporting figures for military draft
Official figures through Saturday noon show 4,469 men reported. Of these 4,136 sought exemption and 333 filed service forms. Outlook reports 63 men have reported and 6 percent asked for exemption.
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Military Service Post Offices
War Prophecy Found in Swedish Convent Parchment
A parchment discovered in a Wismar Mecklenburg convent Bible foretells a future world war. Dated 170L, it describes seven kingdoms rising against a single headed bird, a center prince misaligned, a long struggle east to west, dragons and fire, famine, and slain cities with bloodred houses. The prophecy notes God’s silence and a three year five month war duration.
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Wismra
Mecklenburg
Wismar
Europe
Outlook Town Council Minutes from October 22 1917
Regular meeting held in council chambers October 22, 1917 at eight p m with Mayor Button and Councillors Evans Reid Lougheed Nicholas Fraser present. Minutes of the last meeting to be adopted and the town clerk to inquire Walsh and Charles Winnipeg about a water meter for the schoolhouse. The police and health committee to pursue free use of the Victory art and ensure free use of the council chambers at all times.
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Outlook Town Council
Button
Evans
Reid
Lougheed
Nicholas
Fraser
Walsh & Charles
Winnipeg
Police and Health Committee
Married-At Outlook Report by Reverend J M Singleton
A fragmented note cites Reverend J M Singleton reporting a marriage at the Outlook church on October 22. The brief item names the officiant and indicates a formal ceremony occurred with attendees.
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Outlook
J. M. Singleton
Community note acknowledges dance funds for charity
The society thanks donors for a 22.75 dollar receipt from October 16 at a dance to support the Soldiers' Parcel Fund. Gratitude is extended to the Girl Guides' Club members and their Tag Day efforts.
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Poldiers
Girl Guides’ Claob
Real estate transfers reported by L F Button this week
Lands sold include NE quarter 6 30-6 W3 from Roeter Gaffney to Thomas McClain and SE quarter 6 30-6 W3 from eter NE quarter 26-29-9 W3 to Peter Gaffney. Also NE quarter 4 30-7 W3 from William Jackson to C M Ballard and SE quarter 1-30-7 W3 from William Jackson to C M Ballard. SW quarter 31-288 W3 from L F Button to Fred Kelley. Riverview Lots 1-16 Block 3, J J White to A N Finnestad. River view Lots 20-29 Block 22 from J C Neff to Oscar Berg. River view Lots 29-32 Block 9 from 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 Named Senator for Western Provinces
Announcement says four of nine vacancies filled in western provinces with W. B. Willoughby named for Saskatchewan and others for Manitoba and British Columbia. Names listed include Dr. F L Schaffner Col J D Kom and G H Barnard with appointments completed.
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Wetern
W. B. Willoughby
Saskatchewan
F.L. Schaffner
Manitoba
Col. J. D. Kom
G. H. Barnard
Victory Loan organized across district for best investment
Mr. McIntyre of Moose Jaw and J. P. Kennedy chaired the district meeting as representatives from Conquest to Hawarden and Dumblane to Ardath formed the organization. The loan promises 5 1/2 percent returns. Canvassers will be paid a half per cent on subscriptions and L. A. Mann was named district secretary with Outlook to host a town hall meeting 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
Minister of Highways Named in Martin Government
J Latta of Last Mountain appointed Minister of Highways to succeed J A Calder who joined the Union government in Ottawa. The Corner Loafer’s tip that Latta would join the Cabinet appears fulfilled by this early government appointment.
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J. Latta
Election writs dated for December first
Writs for the election are expected to be issued on December 1, with the official process to begin in the week ending December 17. Authorities indicate preparations proceed under existing electoral procedures.
Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly Called for November 1
The first session of Saskatchewan’s fourth Legislative Assembly is summoned to convene on Tuesday. The October 31 events include the Reformation Festival and cornerstone laying at Outlook College, with moon and evening programs. Notable attendees include leaders from the Norwegian Lutheran Church of Canada.
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Fourth Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
Outlook College Ee
Norwegian Lutheran Church of Canada
Dairy Cattle and Poultry Notice at 4 Pangman Street
Listing details one fresh cow and calf plus several milking cows due to freshen from February through May. Also two-year-old heifers, a 14 year old bull, a six month old Holstein heifer, and hens. Case: Apply vs. Rogers at 4 Pangman Street.
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Rogers
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Broderick Red Cross Society
Fossion
C. H
E. L. Kelly
George Thompson
Harry Quibell
Guihan
Great Britain
United States
Eblenero
Servier
Bss
Miitary Service Council
H. O. Redden
Raiway Avenue
Selkirk Outlook
N. T. George, MD
Keaned Building
Sask. Ave
G. S. Wray
C. A. Drummond
Trinity University
Toronto
Selkirk Street
Bri
Be - Geadtete School of Prosthetic
Derry
Chicago
C. A. Joynt
Ontario Veterinary College
Douglas Street
H. Mortimer Neilson
Outlook Sask
Barrist Solicito and
Rotary
Public Bank Belkin
Phij.ion
MONEY
William H. Holman, B
Union Bank of Canada
Schull & Schull
Walter Scott Building
Moose Jaw, Sask
Florence Jacklin
Pianopforte
B. St. John-Baker
Pangmas eTaker
John Benson
Robert A. Haas
W. G. Reed
Hanley
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