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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
5
Reni heated rooms at McCay store and Fred Hayter takes Tuesday express to Ginsipen for business. Sane Oeton and acquaintances in Gainsboro are noted. Oxbow district residents prep rye and wheat cutting, while Mr. and Mrs. J J Pickard invite for Tuesday. Oxbow Public School will reopen.
Miss A Ward of Saskatoon visits sister Mrs Thos McMurtry this week. Mrs Robt Deyell leaves for Glen Ewen to visit friends. Miss Mary travels to Ros hart to teach the public school. H HouIton and Ed Howarth visit from Wawota. James Henderson returns to Oxbow after Winnipeg stay. Byers and Pedlar visit Gainsboro with Harry Merrell. Irene Bertrand, Bank of Canada staffer at Portage la Prairie, visits home. Florence Harris and H C Wylie theatre closed mid summer due to heat. Kingsbury visitors from Guelph stay with parents. Lee couple visit Roleau and extend western holiday. Henry Simons notes death of son-in-law Chas Thomson in Dundalk. Winnipeg resident visiting Oxbow area relatives. Soldier remains listed in Winnipeg gas-poison case.
Weekend Swan Lake gathering hosted by Mrs McLeod with Alameda Orchestra providing music. Absent Charley McWilliams and Jack Gortard attended the Sigwash home for peace with His Honor. Walter Workman sought an Indian reservation trail, while a local effort grows toward a white chief among tribes. Red Cross sewing group meets Aug 20. praises to wounded Lieut A S Pither and Alex Halliwell for aeronautics course. Bow and school district picnic at Souris river end with tug of war and lunch.
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