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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
1
The list shows successful students who wrote to their examinations at Lisdale and diplomas of success for those chosen. Marks for unsuccessful candidates will be issued later. Additional entrance exam results are awaited and details will come in a few days.
The 32 year old Robert Halliday Boyd died after illness and was a well known Norwood resident. He leaves his father four brothers and two sisters on a farm northwest of Tisdale. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning with interment at Star City Cemetery conducted by Rev. R T. Young of Tisdale.
Aug 5 wedding at the bride's mother's home Lily Moss of Nipawin to William Connell of Nipawin with Rev. R. T. Young officiating. Miss Street and Miss Dobson attended the bride. Ernest Street with the groom. Guests enjoyed a luncheon. The couple departed for a honeymoon in Winnipeg and Manitoba and will reside in Nipawin.
On Friday July 30 at Glendoon home of Lewis Jones a quiet ceremony united Mr. Jones and Miss Dorothy Creasor of Middlesbrough England Rev J C Sibley officiated. The bride wore white silk with veil, Mrs Nicholson Regina attended, and Mr John Whitfeild supported the groom. A bountiful repast followed as friends in Canada and England sent good wishes and gifts.
Numerous homesteaders traveled through town as they continued toward the prairie country seeking new farms and opportunities. Their caravan reflected a broad flow of settlers moving westward in search of homesteading prospects.
The Silver Stream and Districts Agricultural Fair is rescheduled to September 21 due to lack of Government judges for the September 16 date. The organizer association cites farmer enthusiasm, a prize list over 275 dollars, and trophies including a silver challenge cup from J R Dingwall of Winnipeg. Local merchants contribute prizes as inquiries rise for diverse classes.
The district reports a bright outlook for harvest with favorable weather over the past two weeks. Barley and oats fields have been cut and wheat in some sections has begun to be saved. by next week harvesting should intensify, and straw recovery is anticipated for farmers awaiting cut grain.
In a police court Jasper Ladouceur and partner Joseph Mandin faced charges under the new liquor laws. Ladouceur argued the liquor was for private use only, while Constable Yorke testified liquor found in private rooms and bottles removed from the bar supported a conviction.
Weather notes and harvest outlook as George Pearson estimates 50 bushels per acre for barley in Riverstone. Village Council adds sidewalks on Andrews Higgins and Lucas streets. Rev J H Cumming of New Osgoode preaches at the Methodist church next Sunday. Preserving fruit shipment arrives Saturday and autumn sale on goods promoted by F A Argall. Auctioneers Jones and Farr announce household sale for Mrs W Robertson on Tuesday Aug 17. Public notices reference tax arrears actions and land sell-off pending court.
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