Local Elections Contested In Quiet Village Race
In a subdued village meeting no great fanfare accompanied nominations for a four-candidate contest. Bailey Fred Bray William Campbell James P Dempsey are running for council while reeve Robert McLean is acclaimed. Polls open 10 am to 4 pm with two contested divisions voting next Monday and all divisions voting on liquor questions.
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Bailey
Fred
Bray
William
Blacksmith - Campbell
Peter
Stockhaver Dempsey
James P
Merchant
Recorder Office
Robert McLean
Cepa
Connaught RM Meeting Addresses Road Work and Taxation
The annual meeting of the R.M. of Connaught drew strong turnout from ratepayers. Residents discussed road work and taxation aims, with candidates seeking more road work and lower taxes. Reeve H. McPhail, in his fourth year, was acknowledged at the meeting.
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R.M. of
Connaught
H. McPhail
Congregational Presbyterian Church Adopts Self Sustaining Status
A special congregational meeting at Tisdale Presbyterian Church resolved that starting January 1 1917 the church and country appointments become self supporting and free from Home Mission Board support after years of gradual grant reductions. A later board meeting confirmed the plan with strong member support.
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Presbyterian Church
Tisdale
Home Mission Board
Board of Management
Tisdale Presbyterian Church and Country Appointments
Liberal nomination in constituency selects Hugh Enes
At a Liberal nomination meeting last Friday Hugh Enes of New Osgoode was unanimously chosen as candidate. He thanked delegates and praised his district familiarity. W. G. Delong became Liberal association president after Jones resigned. G. B. Johnston of Melfort and others spoke, voicing confidence in the Regina government and the new premier.
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Hugh Enes
New Osgoode
Jones
Liberal Association
Jones Upyon
W. G. Delong
G. B. Johnston
Melfort
Regina
Saskatchewan
Liberal Party
Motherwell
W G. DeLong
J. B. Johnson
Jones Tom
CPF
Johnston
Rural Municipality of Connaught Meeting Expresses Get Well Wishes
The annual meeting of the Rural Municipality of Connaught sends sorrowful wishes to late reeve Private J H McPhail after being wounded in service. They hope for his speedy recovery and look forward to his return in good health. Reeve and two divisions will be contested with nominations listed for the wards.
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Connaught
J. H. McPhail
Ben Farmer
Wellington
Accla
Ram
Women to prove worth by voting against liquor in December
A dated appeal urges women to vote December 11 to ban liquor, declaring the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. It challenges married women to act for family welfare and virtue, invoking Miss Cavell and urging not to let men dominate the liquor debate.
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Tisdale
Tradd
Mother, Hood
Miss Cavell
Liberal meeting hears Jones and Johnson candidates
Hon Mr Motherwell substitutes for the absent Saskatchewan premier at a Liberal rally. Jones accepts nomination for the next election while J B Johnson affirms support. A road funding dispute with Dr MacKay is discussed as Mr Johnston reads 1913 public accounts. Motherwell closes with a fluent address.
Red Cross Dinner and Supper Held at Allan Gould's Store
The Tisdale Branch of the Red Cross Society hosts a dinner and supper on Election Day in Allan Gould's Store. Proceeds go to support Red Cross efforts. Local ladies organize the event and invite community participation.
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Tisdale
The
Red Grose Society
Allan Gould
Monte
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A.M. OF
Eldersley
Congregational — Presbyterian Church
Lierail Nomination
H Hugh E. Jones
Mr. Motherwell
Ted
Pency
Ron
Ierein
Red Cross
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