09 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
1
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A cautious man recounts fleeing a pub scene after a clash with others who drink to escape. He escapes to the street with one eye bandaged and reflects on the violence and his own reluctance to engage.
Melfort hockey team traveled to Tisdale for the season’s second game and fell 16 to 1. The home squad surged to a 6–0 lead before easing in the second half, allowing Melfort to gain some late parity.
A ceremony at the Methodist Parsonage Tuesday week united Wm Harris Carbett and Edith Lillian Paisley of Nipe win in marriage. Rev B H Ridley officiated as friends attended and the couple departed for their honeymoon at the bride’s home.
The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a luncheon at the skating rink next Thursday night. With a band in attendance and a tasty supper for a nominal 25 cent fee, the event promises a delightful evening for those who enjoy their culinary efforts.
The new village council met in the secretary's office at 7 30 on Monday January 6 1914 with all three councillors present and signing the Declaration of Office. J Williams is appointed Overseer for 1914 and W E Moore is named secretary treasurer and assessor at a salary of 150. The minutes of the previous meeting are approved. Other actions include contracts for the fire engine care and equipment, medical health officer appointment M A Mac Kay and hotel inspector W Bray, and notice to ratepayers to be published in local papers.
Dillon Park recalls the wilderness label as about 90 settlers attend the hall opening with supper, a charity sale, and a late night dance. Guests include friends from Tisdale Forester and Silver Stream. Reports note abundant bear meat, arrivals of horses, and plans for a large granary as Mr Edward Cleeves visits.
The Forester gathering at Adjt Hanna's home was a success with a praised program. Santa Claus handed out gifts while Miss Lillian Barber presented music and a Salecian performance. Forester schoolchildren received presents and later Miss Barber returned to Brandon University to resume studies.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Williams marked the fifth anniversary of their wedding in Orange Hall on New Year’s night. About sixty five couples attended and enjoyed a lively dance. Presents were numerous and some were expensive. If they live to enjoy well wishes, their lives may extend into the next century.
The town mourns Sarah Jane Book wife of Edgar Book a respected figure among friends and churchgoers Involved in the Church of England and a prominent worker at W A Fantome Matthews Church Relatives share in the sorrow as the community notes her passing The text also lists merchants including Tindale agreeing to close stores at seven in the evening due to social rules.
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