05 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
1
Gergt D W Crip holds the title of C MLC in the Military Stall Cherian organization, according to the brief notice. The item notes Crip’s role and association with the group, without additional context.
Arrangements being made for a 1917 summer program featuring Musical Entertainer selections and four programs. Winnifred Neptune to perform a half hour show for boys and girls five days weekly. Miss Neptune will bring costumes scenery and pageant props, with students handling the pageant. Rabbi Louis Wolsey being courted for a potential visit to the United States as part of the program.
A CPR speeder hit two of John Dawson’s daughters near the Estevan station Friday night around nine. One girl suffered a broken leg and the others were knocked unconscious. Mr John Dawson, brother to Albert James and Edmund Dawson, expressed concern for the family.
A social note records Mrs Harry Halliwell hosting an At Home gathering on a Wednesday noon in October, inviting acquaintances and noting attendance.
Men of Oxbow are called to a Sunday 4 PM gathering at H. C. Wyllie s BMI to form a Brotherhood. The aim is to organize and dedicate one hour each Sunday to study and discussion of vital interests to the community and organization. All men are urged to attend.
The piece argues President Wilson failed to win American votes by clearly stating his opinions. It contends his past two years of approach would have secure his return to the Presidency if his stance had been more definite.
Cecil Dunnigat left Tuesday for Toronto to resume last year’s studies at Ontario Veterinary College. Miss Mary Maitland, a Bechool teacher in Carnevale district, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wattland over the weekend. The Manitoba Free Press of Oct 3 lists Jean Mertel of Oxbow Sask wounded in recent casualties. he is son‑in‑law of Mr and Mrs David Fleury east of Oxbow. District Court sat in Oxbow last Friday with His Honor Judge Wylie presiding. bar represented by M 4.
The text argues that the annual convention remains the sole source of firsthand information about figures and events, and that the coming conventions will register progress toward educational reform. It notes the printer's control of the proceedings and promises a successful convention.
Mrs Geo Campbell of Rainy River Ont visits sister Mrs J E Dawson and friends. Welldriller David Miller drilled water to 276 feet on Baird and McCay farm near town then moved to Rich Porsyth farm to begin new operations. A Wardle arrives to oversee Matriculation work at the High School. Local painter Burmeister suffers rheumatic eye pain, described as a rare but painful malady. Autumn weather brings a spell of beautiful days after a tough growing season.
A Union Bank account linked to Soyeur features an initial one dollar deposit and accrues interest. The fragment notes a basic banking arrangement with small principal and potential earnings over time.
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