Tisdale Agricultural Society to Regina Farm Boys Camp
The Tisdale Agricultural Society will send five boys and one supervisor to the Farm Boys Camp in Regina. The trip, funded mainly by the Regina Agricultural Society, includes an entry fee of 3 dollars paid by Tisdale. Also approved is a girl delegate to a Saskatchewan convention in June 1922.
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Agricultural Society
Regina
Tisdale Agricultural Society
Orage Hall
Warraut
Regina Exhibition Association
Farm Boys
University of Swaskatchewan
Gay Plains
Regina Agricultural Society
Saskaving
Lege
Tis
Girls Convention Plans and Summer Fair Features
A multi day program outlines lectures demonstrations and activities for girls including community responsibility health hygiene reading and club work. The event features bread pastry canning sponge cake candy making music and games with a summer fair horse racing and prizes tentatively planned for Saturday.
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Ae. of
Indue
Memorial Service for Private Grant Sleight
A memorial service for Private Grant Sleight was held last Sunday evening led by Rev. Robert Young and Mr. Featherstone. The crowded church in Tisdale reflected the respect his family earned as hymnals played and the Rural Dean gave the blessing. An offering of 8.05 was donated to the Tisdale Red Cross.
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Grant
Robert Young
Featherstone
Tisdale
Ead
Saul
Tisdale Red Cross
Memorial service for Private Harry Williams in Ditton Park Hall
A memorial service was held on Tuesday May 26 at Ditton Park Hall in memory of Private Harry Williams killed in action. The Rev T H Broughton spoke as tribute also to Private Albert Eskelson killed in action and Private Leonard Clisby who died in hospital. Sincere sympathy is offered to the Williams family and friends of the fallen fighters for King and Country.
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Ditton Park Hall
Harry Williams
T. H. Broughton
Tisdale
Albert Eskelson
Leonard Clisby
Wiliams
Moose Range Community Notes Mention Visits and Picnic
Mrs. Martha Storey travels to Saskatoon and Wamscoy to visit sisters Lucy Reid and others. Mr. J A Laycock leaves for Strongfield to work on farm buildings. Frank and Mrs Cummings visit daughter Mrs Storey. Portsmouth School hosts annual picnic June 6. Mr Lovell from Melfort plans meeting with G B Johnston attending.
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J. A Laycock
Strongfield, Sask
Martha A. Storey
Saskatoon
Wamscoy
Frank Cummings
Arborfield
J. R. Storey
Mr. Lovell
Melfort
Moose Range
Portsmouth
G. B. Johnston
Nipawin Man Committed After Shooting Charge
Ernest Weger of Lost River appeared before J.P. Frank Inkster in Nipawin on a charge of shooting at Makx Ihe. Weger was committed to the next sitting of court in Prince Albert. Constable Ives noted the action last Friday.
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Ernest Weger
Lost River District
Frank Inkster
J.P
Nipawin
Lost River
Prince Albert
Ives
Provincial Elections Set for June 26 in Sas katchewan
Proclamations issued at Regina stir provincial mood as campaigns begin. Nomination day is June 6 at the Orange Hall Tisdale from 12 to 2 pm. Liberal speakers include Hon W A Turgeon and Rev Clarke Lawson. Conservative visits planned by Mr McKay and J E Bradshaw with meetings at Sylvania and other venues.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Orange Hall
Tisdale
Jumer6th
Liberal Party
W.A. Turgeon
Homer's Hall
Clarke Lawson
Prince Albert
Conservative Party
McKay
M.L
Sylvania School
J. E. Bradshaw
Tisdale Sports and Celebration Day Promises a Record Fourth of July
The ninth annual sports and celebration day on July 4 promises a record day with new events. Prizes for best decorated automobile and a veterans football match will attract many entrants. The horse racing free-for-all purse has been increased to lure outside horses. Americans in the district are expected to celebrate with a day of entertainment and festivities.
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Iisofar
Codette Patriotic Fund Totals From Local Contributors
Red Cross proceeds and concert sales boosted Codette fund drive. Mrs James Halliday and Mr B T Jobson collected amounts totaling 41 dollars, plus 14 dollars from Codette school and Bayliss subscriptions. Nipawin CPP branch clerk Frank Inkster notes the final tally.
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James Halliday
B. T. Jobson
Red Cross Society
Ee Bayliss
Eeeeseesere
Toteen Bayliss
Williams Family Thank Neighbors for Kind Sympathy
Mr and Mrs Williams of Ditton Park express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kind sympathy in the recent bereavement.
Births for Jones and Simpson families
Two births announced: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones on May 30 in Towers and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Simpson of Prince Albert on June 6.
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Towers
Mrs
Lewis Jones
Death of Mrs. A. H. Bowden in Berlin School District
Mrs. A. H. Bowden died suddenly at her residence in the Berlin School District late Tuesday evening. She was 37 years old. Interment is scheduled for today at Tisdale Cemetery.
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A. H. Bowden
Berlin
Tisdale Cemetery
Auction of Farm Live Stock and Goods for Estate
Auctioneer Frank Smith conducts a public sale of horses cattle farm machinery and household effects on the late F B Partridge farm fourteen miles northeast of Star City on Friday June 1st. Terms show cash payments with balance due December 1 1917. All items to be sold to close the estate.
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Frank Smith
F. B. Partridge
Star City
Card of Thanks from Sleight family for support after loss
Mr and Mrs Sleight and family express heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy after the death of their son killed in action May 8. O D Hill of Melfort sent condolence. Line workers left for Kinimino. Blair of Ochre River and Mrs B W Ray mentioned. W H Morrow to host event for sister Mia Macpherson in Winnipeg.
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Sonerant
O. D. Hill
Melfort
Miss Blair
Ochre River
W. H. Morrow
Mia Macpherson
Winnipeg
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Hors
V.M.C.A
Ditton Park
Lucy Reid
Carlea
Uncle Sam
Sec
Treas Nipawin
C.P.P
Kinimtino