Local notices and events in Radville area
Dr Parker the Estevan optician will be at Koch's drug store Wednesday May 30. A meeting of automobile owners will be held Friday evening at Picketts Schurman hall to discuss forming a local automobile association. Rev Brady will conduct Methodist services Sunday at the Radville circuit and Great West school house. Town buildings gain fresh paint, improving appearance. E H Dienst becomes Saskatchewan Furniture Co undertaker and supplier agent. E J Butterworth returns from Kandahar to Alameda, Sask, then takes a new post as resident agent. Watkins products opportunity offers a profitable business with no goods investment. must provide transport and bonds. J R Watkins Medical Co Winnipeg announces. E Lund of Forward CN station reported dead en route to Weyburn hospital, said to be living. Annual Weyburn district Methodist meeting set for next Tuesday and Wednesday. Picketts Schurman announce new coal oil burning stoves. Memorial service held for Pte W H Butterworth and Pte Gilmour Cassidy. Rev Lackey assists. Corporal Rabin, Radville native, on furlough from France, visited wife and family. twenty one days at home before return, owner of large farm south of Radville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabin
Radville
France
Belfort
1917 Amendments to Town Act Put in Force
Town council notes 1917 amendments to the Town Act take effect immediately. An application from Geo S Thompson for support of Henry Labossiere’s wife and family is referred to provincial handling since Labossiere is imprisoned by provincial authorities and fines in such cases are collected by the province. Secretary to prepare a new current year assessment roll with Councilor C G T Reetz assisting. Property owners to provide requested information on property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Thompson
Henry Labossiere
C.G.T. Reetz
Equitable Assessment Aims Seen in Candid View
A recent discussion centers on securing an equitable assessment framework. Officials emphasize balancing property values with fairness and transparency. The goal is to build trust while aligning assessments with actual market conditions.
Scottish couple wed at Anglican church in Yeomens
James Davidson of Yeomens marries Miss Caroline Wilkie Clark in a quiet Saturday evening ceremony at the Anglican church. The groom, a young Yeomens farmer born in Scotland, came to Canada four years ago, while the bride, also Scottish born, arrived from the Old Land recently to join her fiancé in the western country. The News wishes the couple a long and happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davidson
Yeomens
Caroline Wilkie Clark
Scotland
Canada
Methodist Church Services Next Sunday
The Sunday schedule lists 11 a.m. service with Rev. W. T. Brady at 11, Great West at 3 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. with Rev. Harold Wilding. Be in your place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Brady
Great West
Harold Wilding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Societies of
Saskatchewan
Western
Red Cross Society
Studebaker
Dr. Parker
Optician
Estevan
Koch's Drug Store
Picketts & Schurman’s Hall
Great West School House
E H. Dienst
Saskatchewan Furniture Co
E. J. Butterworth
Security Lumber Co
Kandahar
Sask
Alameda, Sask
Watkins
Weyburn
J. R. Watkins Medical Co
Winnipeg
Man
E. Lund
C. N.R
Forward
Weyburn Hospital
The
Methodist Church
Weyburm
Picketts & Schurman
W. H. Butterworth
Gilmour Cassidy
Lackey
Goodyear
Maltese Cross
Firestone
Bank of Commerce
Methodist Church Services
Forsen’s
Puong
Quilty
Ford
Fo.b. Radville, Sask
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