03 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
1
Tisdale seniors clash with the Benedicts on Saturday night in a friendly broom ball finale. The game finished 2 to 2 after a Benedicts player accidentally scored on his own net, keeping the oyster supper prize hotly contested.
One of the season’s most successful dances was held in Tisdale’s Orange Hall last Friday night under the local Orangemen organization. A large crowd attended and the music was first class.
A notice from Regina dated March 28 announces a Board of Licence Commissioners meeting in Prince Albert on May 6 at 10:00 am to consider applications from Mandin Ladouceur Tisdale Imperial Hotel A Marcotte Hudson Bay Junction Hudson Bay Hotel McGillis McCaskill Etiomami Hotel Deputy Attorney General T Colclough presiding.
An emergency meeting of the Town council approved and supported the Tisdale Trading & Milling Co. Ltd plan. C. N. R. Townsites Dept. representatives were invited to assist in negotiations for a site within Tisdale Townsite on land owned by the Railway Company. Negotiations have reached a successful issue.
John Anderson and Miss Bertha Fredericka Messer wed on Wednesday at Grace Parsonage officiated by Rev. H Val Tilton. Attendants were Norman Anderson and Miss Freda Messer. They will reside at Peace River Crossing Saskatoon Phoenix.
A columnist notes that crime exists in animals from bees to doves and horses. The piece cites beehives under theft by lazy thieves, dove nests robbed of materials, and occasional murder among migrating birds. It mentions horses that rebel against discipline, a claim supported by a veterinary surgeon.
A review of the larch sawfly plague that devastated tamarac and larch in eastern Canada about three decades ago and reappeared eight years ago, with notes on Dr. C Gordon Hewitt's work on life cycle and control, including natural enemies and introduction of British parasites to Canada.
Judges selected one outstanding cadet from each company for neatness during the military drive in Toronto schools. The chosen boys stood out for turnout, bearing, and orderly appearance among competitors.
Fragmentary note discusses camel hair belting as a material comparison to rubber leather or similar fabrics. Mentions improved durability and potential use in industrial belting applications. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations present.
A partial description notes two thousand accurate photographs from a scene involving Sineire cumare Ch and Wale Ha fighting, with several individuals depicted in the pictured sequence.
Percy Hagel sentenced to three years for his role in the Krafchenko escape. Westlake given two years for sheltering the criminal in his rooms. Buxton to face trial after Krafchenko case concludes.
The Valparaiso district notes spring homecomings of young farmers and teams from lumber camps led by Eddie Wilmot who returns in good health. Welmot family plans a move 30 miles north to Tisdale. Frank Lee James King and Fred King also relocate to homesteads 20 miles north. Building continues with new shingled houses and the elevator remains the tallest structure. A local tale describes the elevator as a safe hideout from pursuers after a man briefly concealed himself there.
Last Friday evening the Orange Smen's Annual Ball drew 48 couples with violinist Mr John Crane headlining the musical program. A midnight lunch followed by dancing into the small hours capped a highly praised social event. four disruptive youths were deterred by the committee, praised for maintaining decorum.
A schoolyard moment captures Frank admitting a lump of clay was aimed at Pete’s eye. The father recalls the teacher forbidding stone throwing and guides the boys toward discipline.
Hodson's Bay Junction ad for painting and paper hanging by H. H. Wilkins. Estimates offered with free service and satisfaction guaranteed. Frieze painting to barn painting coverage advertised.
A dealer invites listings for fall auctions, claiming top results and maximum profit. The message promotes W. L Robertson, Tisdale, and J. R. Long as agents and sales clerks, asserting elite status as Canara’s best known auctioneer and a leading salesman in the West.
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