Grant Returns After Unsuccessful England Visit
S P Grant faced trial after a five week absence in England. He admitted charges including theft from Tisdale School district amounting to about 1557 dollars. Preliminary hearing heard from school auditor Fritshaw and board chair Lacroix before Grant was ordered to stand his trial.
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S. P. Grant
England
Erstana
Yorke
Pete
Bernriage
Grant
Tisdale
Ponce Delotius
Tray
Moot Fritshaw
Las
G. J. Lacroix
St. Grant
Prince Albert
Tisdale Seniors Rally In Win Over Kikustiady
The Tisdale seniors defeated Kikustiady 6 to 10 in an action filled match on Wednesday night. The game featured fast individual rushes and late combinations, with Kinistine’s goalkeeper delivering an extraordinary performance to keep the score close.
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Tisdale
Kikustiady
Tisdale Boys
Kinistine
Dominion Lands Sub-Agent Appointed at Tisdale
Mr W H Morrow received a telegram from Ottawa stating he has been appointed sub-agent for Dominion Lands at Tisdale since the 1st. He will likely operate from the office of the Tisdale Investment and Supply Co Limited as at present.
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W. H. Morrow
Ottawa
Dominion Lands
Tisdale
The
Tisdale Investment and Supply Co
Local Conservative Delegation Heads to Prince Albert Convention
District conservatives travelled Thursday to attend the Convention at Prince Albert. Secretary Treasurer R C Farr appointed for the Sialé plan S D by the Trustee Board at their annual meeting. Tenders invited for 10 cords of wood for Hanover School due March 1 1915. N E Larson visited Wanton SD to see his parents. A Ten cent tea by Methodist Ladies Aid to be served at Mrs Lilleys home January 20. Curling results Tisdale Club Pearce McEwan Homer Sullivan with potential playoff undecided. Pickr ems depart for Winnipeg then Toronto, planning to settle in California. Farewell gathering at the station. Some Tisdale youths visited Winnipeg and shared a humorous tale from a local hotel dining room.
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Prince Albert
R. C. Farr
Sialé Plan S.D
Hanover School
Methodist Ladies Aid
Lome
Tisdale
Winnipeg
Shethe
Eaton's
Revery
Mr Fletcher Hurt In Pole Sawing Accident Near Willow Hill
On a farm near Willow Hill Mr George Fletcher was dragged toward a revolving pole saw when a wedged pole loosened. His son sprang to help, pushing him clear before the teeth cut deeply into his arm. Dr MacKay provided prompt medical care at the scene.
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George Fletcher
Willow Hill
Iince
John Reed
Fletcher
Birthday Party At The Sprucedales
Master Wilfred Lvcroix entertained many young friends at a birthday party at his home The Sprucedales on Thursday evening. The community laments a short hockey season and hopes for amicable settlement between the Ladies Hockey Team and the rink proprietor. Edwin Sturgeon of Star Gig City was committed for trial at the Supreme Court in Prince Albert on a charge of wilfully breaking into Clarence Rush’s house in Star City during Christmas holidays.
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Wilfred Lvcroix
Sprucedales
Jackson
Edwin Sturgeon
Star Gig City
Grand
Supreme Court
Prince Albert
Bray and Deléig
Wilferly
Clarence Rush
Star City
Harvey and Greno Wed in Waterfield Nuptials
Wedding notice reports Miss Harvey of Waterfield marrying H W Greno of Waterfield at Creatprecian Manse on Monday January 11 at 2 o clock. The couple are wished a long and prosperous life together. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs F A Argall: a son born Sunday January 10.
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Creatprecian
On Harvey
Waterfield
H. W. Greno
F. A. Argall
Optimism on Canadian Industry From Last Dominion Census
The Dominion census for Igtt shows about nineteen thousand manufacturing plants with 6 985 in foodstuffs. In 1910 payrolls reached 52 730 workers, wages $14 492 568, materials $5 463 469. Timber plants numbered 484 996 with 110 049 employees and material costs of 94 952 429. Building demand may shift to government and municipal specifications. furniture output may fall.
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Igtt
Canada
Dominion
Paige
Sad Shooting Fatality at New Osgoode Farm
A rabbit hunting accident on Mr. J. E. Ford’s farm near New Osgoode left Mrs. Hurd dead from a single 22 rifle wound to the neck. Ford heard a gunshot near sundown, found his wife collapsed, and evidence showed the bullet severed the left pneumogastric nerve as she sought a rabbit under a brush pile.
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J. E. Ford
Hurd
Ford
Mackay
Witeleral
Soares
Indoe Fp Sect
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Kinistine v. Tisdale
New Dominion
Agen
Tigpare
Yarp
J. Farr
Mgr
Stax City
H. Pearse
School Board
Bray
Homer
N. E. Larson
Wanton
South Dakota
New Osgoode
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