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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
1
Rumors fly as nominations approach for the RM Eldersley and village polls. Possible candidates include F Ring Frank Har hey Henry Boxall and others with retirement hints for several councillors. Reeve position remains open with no opposing candidate named. Election meeting notes cover bridge projects and staff changes as adjournment looms.
Myrtle Mildred Vance eldest daughter of John Dixon Vance wed Thomas Robert Herrington of Golburn Valley Elsie Herring ton sister of the groom served as bridesmaid with William Stevens as groomsman Rev J Sibley of Tisdale officiated on the Wednesday ceremony December 1.
The Sunday evening service at the Presbyterian Church will feature a sermon on excuses that must fail. The choir will sing an anthem. Mrs. Fred House of New Osgoode is home with pleurisy. The Presbyterian Sunday School plans a Christmas tree and concert on December 22 in the church. further announcements will follow. Mr. D Haines returned from hunting with a bull moose. sale of a land lot closed with W A Dempsey as buyer. Rev Cummings of New Osgoode hunted deer but was not successful. he is noted for his skill in saving deer rather than killing them.
Twenty one days to Christmas finds townspeople busy with early shopping. News notes mention Wat Buckle in Saskatoon on business, possible reelection bids, local political and civic plans, a hunting accident return, and a cancelled Versatil Entertainers show due to late trains.
Saskatchewan launches Patriotic Fund Week with a goal of 600000 to aid soldiers families. The Immigration Hall opens to house farmers during peak season with modest charges for light and heat, organized by local officials and the Prince Albert Dominion member.
Hunters report a sharp fall in moose kills with very few bulls taken though cows are plentiful. The trip produced excitement and mishaps, including a hunter getting tangled and forced to spend a night in the bush. Frank McIntyre notes this is the first year in many that he missed a moose.
At a Red Cross Society meeting the ladies unanimously set Monday December 13 as election day for a large dinner to raise funds. They will use J R Homer’s hall since Orange Hall is booked for voting and will also host a produce sale inviting farmers and their wives to donate eggs butter chickens and other farm produce for the fundraiser.
The Young Worshippers League holds a devotional morning service led by Mr and Mrs George Pearson at 1 o'clock with the theme The Peace of Riverstone. The evening service at seven marks a ten day visit with the subject Winnipeg Britain’s Roll among the Nation.
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