Indian Head Council Minutes Breach of Procedural Details
Indian Head council convened at 2 PM with full attendance. Minutes from January 21 were read and confirmed. Communications were considered and laid over. various accounts were authorized for refund or examination, and committees appointed to review school district funds and ravine petition. An order was drawn for $75 to balance the collector’s salary.
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Doelock
D. L
Andrews & Andrews
E. J. Eye
Phny
Ion
Garrett & Glean
W. B. Dickie
Douglas— Davie
Couns
Osment
Braithe
Joe
D. Malese
Douglas—Donnelly
Council Minutes Reach Grant for Qu Appelle Foot Bridge
Minutes report grant of 15 to build a foot bridge over the Qu Appelle River at road allowance sections 10 and 11. A mill takeover proposal from Cook & Isle is read. Auditor's report for 1888 shows assets 8335.84 over liabilities and satisfactory books. Committees granted leave to sit. roll revisions due by May first.
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Wan
Cause
Marlin
Thomeon
Coun
Thomeaon
Qu'Appelle River
Cook & Isle
Oleva
Proctor Broad
Wm. Clark
Coe Qu’Applle Hill
Balfour
Thomson
Thomson— Marlin
Qu Appelle River
Cemetery site meeting for Moffat Elisboro districts
Chairman and council members meet to discuss cemetery location in Moffat district with Balfour Jolly and Thomeon in Elisboro district. They plan at Cook and Cole's OUoune to convene at Wolseley on Saturday March 23 at 10 am.
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Coun
Marlin
Moffat Distict
Couns
Balfour, Jolly
Thomeon
Elisboro
Balfour
Cook & Cole
Wolseley
Butter factory a fact at Broadview meet
Report from a local gathering notes talk of a butter factory as a proven project with community support and a $60 bonus toward digging a well for the creamery. Event featured speeches, songs, and a farewell dinner with locals like Joelson and Hodson, highlighting grain trade and social humor.
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Wwn
Broadview
Meeting on Clover Bare school district forms delayed
A town meeting at J. T. Turner’s residence on February 14 discussed forming a local school district. P. Otteweil chaired with T. Daly as secretary. One vote passed the district proposal but five opposed, contingent on possible government aid.
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Clover
J. T. Turner
P. Otteweil
T. Daly
Unclear OCR fragment highlights a Tillie Waite reference
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tillie Waite and a veermerat but lacks clear event or figures. no verifiable names or dates can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Bachelor Ball Brightens Whitewood Social Scene
A large gathering from Virden Elkhorn Moosomin and Wapella attended the bachelor’s ball in the Academy hall. The 160 plus guests enjoyed decorate rooms a 21 o clock start and dancing until 6 am with Baldwin and Chisholm supplying music. the event is praised as the best Whitewood has seen.
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Virden
Elkhorn
Moosomin
Wapella
Academy Hall
Whitewood
Eine
Super
V. Piersale Eabtn
Debates At Moobomin Mutual Improvement Society
The group discusses a commercial piano topic for the upcoming Dare evening. A carnival is planned at Victoria rink on Tuesday, March similar year. The Liberal Conservative Association schedules a meeting on March 6. Mopain is poised to be incorporated with many prospective mayors and councillors.
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Mutual Improvement Society
Victoria Rink
Liberal-Conservative Association
Mopaia
Paper plant eyed for Moose Jaw district
Ald hee arranged with Meere Miller and Richard of Toronto for a plant to start a paper in Moose Jaw. Mr McI Donald, an educated enterprising young man, is expected to manage the venture and meet a long West need. A third La dhew Guild church social at Alexander's house drew strong attendance despite a severe storm. Casick, a wheat buyer for Meoe east, reports most district wheat sold with prices varying from six to one dollars per carload.
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Ald Hee
Meere. Miller & Richard
Toronto
Mclonald
Ladhew
Alexander
Alesander
Mr. Casick
Severe Cold Grips New England Region
Frigid weather hurts readings across New England with Marlow New Hampshire at 36 below, Concord Vermont at 20 below, and Montpelier Vermont at 26 below. Residents report unseasonably harsh wind chills and farming operations delayed.
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New England
Marlow
N. i
Mercury
Concord
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Business Directory
Qu'appelle
Queen's Hotel
Davidson
Leland House, & Raymond
HB. Caswell
J. P. Beauchamp
General Merchant
Bulyer
Dener
A. McKenzie
Saker
B. Milliken & Co
Snag Collins
D. H. M McMillan, & Bro. Qu’ Appelle Roller Saubee Tr & Nelson
H. Maccaul
Lamber
J. B. Robinson
R. Toerstoe
Lavery, Feed and Sale Stable
J. Doolittle
J. McEwen
Teomeral
Frank Marwood
E. J. Weidman
Canada N. W. Land CO
Leatie Gordon
E. Wismer
Cimsanith
A. OC. Paterson
Torwarder & General Agent
Feslize Gordon
Soacceeene Comvetancen
Manitoba
Canada North West Land (Co
Qu’ Appelle Town Site
Quappelle Station
N.W.T
Bales
J. F. Guerin
L.D.S
QU Appelle
P Price
Main Street
Qu’ Appelle
J. Burghall & Sons, Contractors & Builders
Sintaluta
C. G. Boothe
Regina
Dawson, Bole & Co., Wholesale Druggists
Qu’Appelle
of Public Works
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Judies
Ascuniboia
Qu'apfelle Station
Swift Current
Moose Jaw
Fort Qu'appelle
BR. B Gordor
Ligutenant
Heginn
NW. T
Jemesry
Council
Mosare
McMillan
Brandon
Queen's
Oarattoas
Joelson
Cruikehank
Edmonton
St. Albert
Indian Department
Tillie Waite
Idts
Misa Ella Coret
Moobomin
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