Wilkie Tennis Club Re Organize For Season
The Wilkie Lawn Tennis Club re organized at a Buffalo office meeting for 1916. New officers include President C H Martin and Secretary Treasurer H D Bishop. A plan for monthly tournaments, Labor Day event, and an end May dance was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie Lawn Tennis Club
Buffalo
C. H. Martin
H. D. Bishop
Mra. P. P. Ellis
A. L. Thompson
W. J. George
RK. H. Pook
Robertson
Eadames
C. Donaldson
P. Ferguson
R. A. McLorg
R. W. Mutehmor
G. B. Warburton
Wilkie
Gent
Bowling-Unity and Wilkie clash ends in high scoring
The Unity versus Wilkie bowling contest concluded with Unity 2157 and Wilkie 2122. Gordon Kirkland led Wilkie with the high score, the best ever bowled on Wilkie alleys in the return game played last night.
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Unity
Wilkie
Gordon Kirkland
Wilkie Players
Quiet Methodist wedding ties Simmonds and Knox
A small ceremony was held at the Methodist Parsonage on Thursday evening December 6 1916. Charles Henry Simmonds ofIreland and Miss Tena Clementine Knox of Clara Kings County were united in matrimony by Rev. Smith Windsor in the presence of a few friends.
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Charles Henry Simmonds
Mies Tena Clementine Knox
Clara
Kings County
Ireland
Smith-Windsor
Olive Sutton Weds Mr James Farmer at Yealandia Home
A wedding was solemnized on Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilkie Yealandia. Miss Olive Sutton of Wilkie became the wife of Mr James Farmer of Merevie district. The bride has long served in church school and community work during teaching at Aliuvia school and received many presents from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilkie
Yealandia
Olive Sutton
Wilkie
Iamous Farmer
I Merevie Diertiet
Aliuvia
Sudden Death At Pioneer Barn Wilkie
J W Wilson about 40 died suddenly in the harness room of the Pioneer Barn Wilkie on Wednesday around 6 pm. He had been in town a year with his wife and came from Pickering Ontario. A jury was empanelled to inquire into the death and the inquiry was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wilson
Pioneer Barn
Wilkie
Harold Hunter
R. A. McLarg
Wilson
Pickering
Ontario
Mullett
Narrow Lake
Prairie No 408 Minutes Set By Local Council April 1916
Prairie No 408 Rural Municipality minutes from Ballybooley Ranch outline by law restricting animal running at large across divisions and seasons. A school site request for Starview district postponed pending proper advertising and a special meeting scheduled. Weed Inspectors appointed and Prairie Fire Ordinance power expanded to Reeve and councillors. Directors discuss school district objections, government creameries report, and directory listings for local telephone exchanges.
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Prairie No
Ballybooley Ranch
Jack
Harrison
Starview
Bradley
Western Canada Farm Lands Company
Meaton
Council
Battleford Presbytery Meets in Wilkie
The Presbytery of Battleford met at Wilkie Knox Church to deal with Rev. P. R. G.’s resignation from the Wi ehurch. Rev. C. Young spoke on the loss to the congregation and the Presbytery, noting Mr. Dredge’s two years as Mission Convenor. Induction of Rev. C. A. Salea into Scott, Phippen and Reford congregations is planned for April 26 at 8 p.m.
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Mattleford
Wilkie Knox Church
Wi Ehurch
Dredge
C. Young
Saskatchewan
Battleford
Reford
Scott
Methodist Church Notes Entertainment and Services Friday to Easter
The church hosts the King's Helpers tonight with a candy sale and 15 cent admission. Dr Darwin of Regina preaches Sunday at 7 pm and lectures Monday with lantern slides. Good Friday service at 11 am led by Rev Smith Windsor. Easter services April 23 with Rev Oliver Darwin lecturing on contributing agencies in development of the Beat illustrated by lantern slides. Everyone welcome.
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Dr. Darwin
Regina
Smith-Windsor
Narrow Lake
Oliver Darwin
D.D
Local notices and civic updates from Wilkie district
Jack Mutehmer shot a fine badger Wednesday while his father held the rope. Lieutenant Vickers arrived to recruit for overseas service and has visited district points. E. H. King of 1.H.C. Wilkie is transferred to Moose Jaw. C. J. Haight to take over duties. Fly season begins to fade as snow departs. F L Halliday family moving to Robi Smith’s vacated house. A dance at McConnell School on Sunday April 14 with free admission. Smith & Co. advertise a large sale poster. The Clean Homemakers donate 49 dollars to the Patriotic Fund for soldiers' families.
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Jack Mutehmer
Wilkie Museum
Vickers
E. H. King
1.H.C
Wilkie
Moose Jaw
C. J. Haight
Mr. King
F. L. Halliday
Dulmage
Robi. Smith
McConnell
Ng A
Perennial and Annual Garden Flowers for Display
A farmer’s guide lists perennials and annuals suited for ornamental displays. It includes tulips iris paconies breeding heart yellow day lily and delphinium among perennials grown from roots or bulbs and various annuals such as sweet peas nasturtium candytuft cornflowers linum and more suitable for western gardens with note on bloom times and reseeding.
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Scott
Ise
van Houtter
Columbine
Iceland
Vicaria
Lieutenant Matthews Visits Wilkie Friends Monday
Lt Matthews visited Wilkie on Monday before departing for the firing line in England with the first Canadian Contingent. He recalls visiting Private Eric Bowen Smith in hospital in France as he recovered from minor injuries and escaped serious harm. Matthews, former Scott Herald editor proprietor, now commands a machine gun section. his wife and family live in Regina. Private Fredrickson, once badly wounded, is nearly recovered and expected back on duty.
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Matthews
Wilkie
England
France
Eric Bowen-Smith
Eric
Les
Scott Herald
Regina
Fredrickson
Wilkie Town Council Minutes April 1916
Minutes record the Wilkie town meeting with mayor and six councillors approving prior notes, considering tree planning and street layouts, renewing municipal subscriptions, issuing milk licenses, Clean Up Week, and paying numerous local accounts, then adjourning.
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Wilkie
Mayer Dulmage
Mutchmer
McKenzie
Scott
Clement
Hounsell
Murphy & Underwood
Western Fire Underwriters Association
Department of Municipal Affairs
Mutehmor—McKenzie
Scott—Clement
Union of Canadian Municipalities
Car
Clement—Hounsell
Matchmor—McKenzie
Matehmor—McKenzie
Union of Saskatchewan
Romase
Seromeda
Gill
Colwell
J. Dickinson
Canmmdian Fairbanks
Canada Wire & Cable Co
Moloney Electric Co
Canadian Westinghouse
Marlow
J.C. Thorpe
Smith & Ferguson
Imperial Oil Co
E. H. Dulmage
Wilkie Press
FP. A
Cuviet
Clement — Hounsell
Public School Board Minutes from April 11 1916
Minutes show adoption of prior minutes and communications from municipal affairs education and Elson Art Publication Co. Discussions note staffing changes with two doctors heading to war and a lone doctor in Bamano Alberta eighteen miles away. Medical staff shortages threaten communities including West Winnipeg and Wolseley town.
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J.J. Gunn
A. Schaal
J. P. Hermann
Hermann
Department of Municipal Affairs
Department of Education
Elson Art Publication Co
Schaab
Eer West
Bamano
Alta
Wolsley
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D. Lalibrete
B.mccallum
W. McClellan
G. Kiins
Rhlend
Knox—Simmonds
Liggatt
J. W. Wilson
Prairie Municipal Matters
Methodist Church
Smith & Coott
Smith
Clean Homemakers
Patriotia Fund For the
Cous
Lspread Excese Canal Organization
Our
Winn Mae
E. H. Dullage Hardware
Cal
Laliberte
C. B. McCallum
Gordon Ellis