Saskatchewan Abolition Day Celebrations Noted In Beaver Park
A Manitoba style reminiscence notes Canada’s liquor laws and Saskatchewan’s push toward abolition. Festivities begin at 12:30 with school children marching to Beaver Park for patriotic exercises and ball games amid descriptions of Beaver Park’s landscape and the Souris region.
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Confederation
Fathers of Confederation
Canada
Saskatchewan
Beaver Park
Beaver Pee
Porter-Mitchell Nuptials Mark District Day Celebration
Ida May Porter and Mr. Peter Mitchell united in marriage at 2 p.m. under Rev. Gawthorpe. A lawn ceremony followed with family, friends, photos, and a wedding dinner. The bride wore white. guests showered the couple with gifts and best wishes for a long, happy life together.
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Ida May
Peter Mitchell
Gawthorpe
Oxbow Sees First Day Without Local Bar
In a notable move for the district the town of Oxbow remains bar free as provincial law comes into force. The Alexandra Hotel and local residents anticipate impact though community leaders expect support for affected businesses.
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Alexandra Hotel
Thomas
Tee
Bes Bo Vives
Oxbow Public School Promotion Exams Highlight
Oxbow Public School promotes Granpxs VI and VII to Grade VIII. Names listed include Owendolyn Wallace, Werbert Faustess, Powell, Richard, Rolle Mille, Olive Noble Underhill, Gaeren Lenore, Icha ata, Minnie Steffins, Carley. Teacher Harry L January notes exam outcomes. A district comment mentions a big dance at the new barn of Arthur Hive north of Glen Ewen attended by many from town.
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Granpxs
Owendolyn Wallace
Werbert Faustess
Powell
Richard
Rolle Mille
Olive Noble Underhill
Raton Te
Gaeren Lenore
Ichaata
Minnie Steffins
Carley
Harry L. January
Arthur Hive
Glen Ewen
Boor
Saaees
Saskatchewan highlight at Oxbow High School prizes
The article lauds teachers and pupils at Oxbow High School for dedication. It notes Alex Halliwell won a University of Saskatchewan junior matriculation scholarship and Mise Maitland earned a bronze medal for general good behavior and scholastic ability as part of a provincewide award. It reflects on the value of sentiment versus service and encourages continued effort amid reflections on schooling and character.
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Oxbow
University of Saskatchewan
Alex. Halliwell
Thos. Halliwell
Mise Maitland
J. P. Maitland
Saskatchewan
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Duke of Connaught
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Union Bank Notice From Ivey At Oxbow Branch
A business notice from Union Bank at the Oxbow branch under Manager Ivey urges prompt payment to avoid delays and possible losses. The message emphasizes a practical, low-cost approach and references drafts and timely settlement.
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Oxbow
AE. Ivey
Forsyth Returns From Regina to Read Legislature News
Mr Forsyth, a Souris native and Liberal supporter, arrived home from Regina and received congratulations for the Liberal government’s liquor act. The new law imposes a minimum jail sentence for violations with no option for a lesser penalty, leaving penalties to the magistrate’s discretion.
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Regina
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Uency
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Iquor
Ile Geotenel Ceme
Palestine School Promotions Highlight Grade VII Students
A list of student names appears under the Palestine School promotions. Notable entries include Bert Pearson Laelia McNabb 685 Ross and Garon 2 Hele Ryao rae 276 Hlgacs among others.
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Laelia McNabb
Ross
Yoo Garon
Hele Ryao ‘Rae
Hlgacs
Taken Up at Ay Boom Near Oxbow
A yearling white horse described as Soave Ist was taken up two miles east of Oxbow in Baden vi near Wisterlaghem. The note records the animal as nabbed and awaiting further action.
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Oxbow
Baden
Wisterlaghem
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