Cases Tried at the Supreme Court in Spring Assizes
The Spring Assizes of the Supreme Court open with Justice Brown and Crown Prosecutor Nay. Cases include Rex v Schuller a Bohemian charged with shooting pigs. Rex v Dane a veterinary surgeon who stabbed a horse and was jailed for six months. The King v Foster stealing from a pump house. The King v Crow theft from a car with stolen goods found later. Pearson and McMillan pending after plea. The King v Brownlee assault with a fork leaving wounds, fined 100 dollars or one week in jail.
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Supreme Court
Brown
R. E. Nay
Ernest Laycock
Wilkie
Rex Ve
John Schuller
B. Laycock
Vas Denke
Landis
Dane
Delaney
Nee Albert
E. Laycock
King Ve. Foster
Co. P. R. Yards Wilkie
Prince Albert
G. R. Fleming
Va. Crow
Brandon
Winnipeg
Bia Pomession
Dreas
Bartlett
Rex Vas Pearson
McMillan
Scott
Va. Brownlee
Daniela
Unity
Ntiff
Daniels
Auctioneer Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge
P M Florence appeared before J P T A Dinaley on a Tuesday morning to answer a common assault charge filed by Dr R G Grey. Florence admitted guilt and claimed Grey had caused trouble while the sale proceeded, including an incident during which Grey allegedly stepped into the riding area.
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P. M. Florence
T. A. Dinaley
J. P
R. G. Grey
Florence
P.M. Florence
Dr.Grey
Dr. Grey
Mortgage sale notice for Lerme farm lands
In this issue a mortgage advertisement outlines valuable Lerme farm property. It notes about 40 acres previously cultivated have reverted to prairie and the existing buildings have burned down. The description emphasizes the degraded condition and the sale of the parcel.
Letter From Mrs Howard On Hard Winter At Port Nelson
Mrs F M Howard writes of a brutal winter at Port Nelson with scarce food and coal shortages. She describes defective housing, cold from January temperatures, rheumatic neuralgia, and illness while awaiting supplies and winter patrol letters. She sends regards to Mr Laycock and expresses concern over supply mistakes.
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Northern
B. C
Mr. Laycock
F. M. Howard
Demands Local Implement Dealers Enjoy Spring Rush
Local implement dealers report a brisk spring season with strong demand as many seeders and harrows have been sold or disposed of in the past period amid improving farming conditions and higher farm equipment purchases.
Easters Father of TL Me Kochut Noted in Piece
The fragment mentions Murray as the father of TL Me Kochut and references locations including Tavas os Aleeaerd and Ontanta, but the context is unclear. The readable bits point to a genealogical or biographical note with place names.
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Murray
Tavas
Town Council Minutes Prag
Minute excerpts cover readings of previous meetings and approvals. motions authorize civic actions including sanitary notices, financial authorizations, grants to the Wilkie Agricultural Society, mayoral term, school boards expenditures, and notices to various committees. The session adjourned after routine accounts and rink leasing funds were allocated to capital.
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McKeehnie
Yanls
Mowat
Car
Turnbull—Scott
CP KR Co
CPLT
Saskatchewan Allatei Association
Turnbull
Wilkie Agricultural Society le
Heb
Scott
Blairhe
Waterne
McKechnie
Finance Committee
Turnbull McKeehnie
J. Peepork
Can
Westinghouse
Christie
J Spicer
EB. A. Turnlill
Remington Typewriter Co
SLI
A. McTaviah
JA. Whittles
Rink
Scott—Turnbull
Practical Man's View On Wilkie Mill Visit
Mr J Johnston owner of the Asquith Mill visited Wilkie Saturday and met with Mr Bishop. Johnston praised the Wilkie Mill as one of the finest for its size and capacity, noting the Asquith mill struggles to meet local demand. He argued small mills benefit newer districts by establishing a permanent local industry and reducing reliance on larger firms.
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J. Johnston
Asquith
Wilkie
Bishop
Jol
Johenston
Bamines Agen
Tts
Agquith
Solnstan
Sunbeam Flour Letter Contest Offers Prizes
The Wilkie Milling Co invites letters on why women favor Sunbeam flour with a chance to win $2 in Sunbeam Flour. Letters should compare Sunbeam to prior flours in color texture loaf expansion bread taste and moisture retention. Judges are three Wilkie-appointed disinterested persons. Entries must be received by May 1, 1915.
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Wilkie Milling Co
Wilkie
Wilkie Milling Company
Local Notes and Obituary from Neutanaspent Raster in Saskatoon
Mrs Kickle visits relatives near Kerroherty then returns home after a two week stay with Mr Michael’s family. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs FP Muir on April 5. The chapel platform was enlarged to widen choir space under John Flen’s supervision. Baxter Sunday School concert under Miss Walker drew a large crowd. Karl Allan Olsen died after pneumonia at age 1 year 5 months 5 days. funeral from W L Olwen home at 1 p.m. Friday. Mix Herwlerson of Neutanaspent Raster in Saskatoon.
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Karl Allan Olsen
W. L. Olwen
Thackeray Notes and Local Social Roundup
Thackeray news mentions Ford as Saskatchewan Elevator agent returning home Saturday Ed Lawrence visiting Thursday Mer Black losing a valuable colt last week Churchill of St Thomas called on H Suttle to discuss land purchase H C Lather and wife hosted J Paddon and wife guests Leo Suttle of Wilkie High Selmel spent Easter week at his home Comatable Gibb of the TICN W M P Kerr Robert in town O Bkhappel of Phi passed through Saturday 4 Hynelman and wife of Narrow Lake and Mr and Mrs Blue of Swarthmore were guests of Mr Lather this week
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Ford
Saskatchewan
Hughenden
Me. Churchill
St. Thomas
H. Suttle
Thackeray
Leo Suttle
Wilkie High Selmel
Comatable Gibb
W.M. P
Kerr
Robert Wan
Hynelman
Narrow Lake
Mre Blue
Swarthmore
Mr. Lather
Manitoba Maples Planted on Leslie Street Property
A. Schaab has planted numerous Manitoba Maples on Leslie Street residence and other owned lots. He notes about 5,000 maples averaging over six feet tall, growing in good shape, and he is prepared to dispose of them at the rate of can be term.
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A. Schaab
Manitoba
Leslie Street
Ms. Schaab
Gopher Poison Enforcement Under Prairie No 408 By-law
Rural Municipality No 408 restricts non-resident ratepayers from gopher control work unless authorized. The by-law governs who may perform the pest control tasks and the conditions for compliance.
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Prairie
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.P. Case
Port Nelson
Phippen
Mra. Kickle
Kerroherty
Mr. Michael
Retbert Bowins
Wilkin
Inaiah Bowins
Letter
TH. Olson
Mea T. FP. Muir
John Flening
Sumwlay School Baxter
Miss Walker
Mix Herwlerson
Neutanaspent Raster
Saskatoon
Thackeray News
Ed Lawrence
Besi News
Mer. Black
H. C. Lather
J. Paddon
Mins Hunter
Mr Mackachern
Bkhappel
Phi
Bate
Narrow Lake School
Eva Phelps
Dowald Phelps
Rann Bramwell Namie
N. Newhouse
Vernon Love
E. H. Dulmageilkie
Sask
Gordon Ellis
Ellis Bros
Corner
Marion and Imperial, Wilkie
Kyle Bros. & Pringle
F. Bradley
Battleford
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