Bride Smith andie Weds amid Pearl Garniture and Flowers
The wedding of Miss Smith and Mr. Fyffe featured lilies and white tulips at the altar. Attendants included Miss Wyffe as maid of honor and May May Johnstonne. ring bearer Little Bessie Fyffe. The couple will reside in Swift Current after visiting St Paul and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andie
Mise Wyffe
Johnstonne
Bessie Fyffe
Harry Fyffe
Regine
Violet Browade
Laura Wraser
Lebret Training School Fire Threatens Main Building
A Sunday fire at Lebret destroyed bake and carpenter shops adjoining the Lebret Industrial School. Wind shift prevented total loss but the exterior of the school was scorched and damage is pegged around 8000 dollars. Regina workers, staying for the weekend, helped battle the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebret
Campere
Regina
Banished Bar Meeting Advances Prohibition Movement
The Friday meeting featured Rev. O K Keapke describing movement growth and liquor statistics. An association with BFP was formed with Meadows as president and others as officers, pledge cards circulated, and subscriptions to the Central association were pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.K. Keapke
BFP
Meadows
Mise Wilson
G.U D. Edmunds
Central Association
Regular meeting of Qu'Appelle council May 27 chaiŕ
May 27 regular Qu Appelle council chaired by Mayor Carroll with all members present except D Ramsay. Minutes read and adapted. Communications referred to finance. various names and items noted. Policy renewals approved. health records ordered. delegation to Moose Jaw convention appointed. By law proposed to govern oil stock offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qu'Apipelle
Carroll
D. Ramsay
OC. G. Bul
Bureau of Public Health
W. F. Heale
BI Light Co
Pub
Caswell & Co
Towa
Ee Berea
C. Davey
Sote Sere
Woodstock
Sewstaiigs
Lamber Co
Mranktin
Max Meyer
Ann
Joe Oxman
H. Beeching
Council
C. G. Buletrode
W. F Heale
Deyate
Moose Jaw
A. G. Rawlinson
Couns McEwen
Longpre
McEwes
Couns
Wait and Frejeant
Regios Re
O'P.r
Qu’ Appelle Station
BR. Commission
By law on fine and jail for minor bylaw breaches
The by law prescribes fines from ten to one hundred dollars and costs, with possible detention up to sixty days in jail for nonpayment. It becomes effective from the final reading, and was passed after multiple readings with the council adjourned.
Farm Prices and Markets Improve for Farmers
An observed rise in farm land values from five to two dollars per acre, driven by cheaper agriculture, diversified crops, soil fertility gains from better farming, and easier market timing. Improvements include fresher perishable goods, better roads, fewer town trips, and less wear on harnesses.
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Es Smith Pypfe
Thompson & Nicholls
Cockshutt
Emerson Implements
Geo. M. Thompson Bucceux
William Nicholls Ira
Thompson
Qu’appelle
Asone
A. E. Nicholls
A. Rawilinson & GO
Vicars & Morgan
Deering
Kentucky
van Brunt
Bissell and McCormick
Oliver and
John Deere
Qu'appelle
Sask
A. BE. Nicholls
At Progress
Maecrenh Rawlinson & Co
Town Hall
Cullen
Epson Bala
Rochelle
Giavder
Welch's
Gordon
Sordon
Canada National
Cooley's
Yorkshire
Ginnaras
C.G. Bulstrode
Qu’ Appelle
Berkshire
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