Assaly Bros Fish Big River White Fish
Assaly Bros advertise fresh clean river white fish and 7 cent perch.
18 Feb 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
1
Assaly Bros advertise fresh clean river white fish and 7 cent perch.
A Wednesday 10th hall event by the Kil dare Club drew about 35 couples for an enjoyable evening. A late midnight tunel and dancing until 2 45 a m highlighted the party. A Valentine gathering hosted by Mrs Baird Mrs Johnston and Mrs Gebbie Friday night proved delightful with tasteful decorations and card dancing. G Caldecott of the Quebec Bank left Sovereign for Saskatoon joining the 9th Mounted Rifles, prompting town pride.
Veteran skip Murphy and teammates win the Grand Challenge trophy at the Kindersley spiel in Rosetown, plus take third in the McEwen event. Card team also places. Zealandia’s Colwell Cup stays put as two contests unfold. A detailed inter-rink schedule runs Feb to Mar with frequent matchups and standings.
A movement to rebuild the Belgian flax industry is under way in Western Canada. A Belgian priest, after visiting Winnipeg, aims to coordinate with Belgian manufacturers to relocate flax mills to Saskatchewan and nearby districts. Thousands of unemployed women could find work in flax production as Western Canada attracts Belgian expertise and a possible influx of skilled labor.
Mr Thomas Sales reports on seed and seed grain concerns raised at the Grain Growers Convention. He cites Winnipeg meeting with mortgage loan representatives bankers and grain men from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Banks promise to cover 90 percent of cases, with 10 percent excluded. Mortgages may be extended while credit bodies aid clients. A telegram was sent to station agents to contact bank managers and grain growers secretary for data on who will secure new feed.
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