Thackeray News Highlights Local Harvest Scene And Personnel
Harvest is unusually early in Thackeray with B Ford finishing cutting and threshing set for late month. Mr Melntyre returns from apembing with college mate Mr Dunlop who teaches at Mevenue. Local residents visit Battleford and Regina while Thackeray Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Black’s home. Twenty two binders operate on Grainlands wheat farm and two local men may join the British army. Dave Black to receive a fruit consign ment Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Thackeray
B. Ford
Melntyre
Apembing
Dunlop
Mevenue
Battleford
Messrs
John Butt
William Thompson
Medical Corps
Black Watch
Local notes from NARROW LAKE area
Dobhneton has fresh paint this week. Miss Micheson, guest of Mrs. F. Lloyd, returned to Wilkie. J. Hyndman raises a barn. Mrs. Long and children of Wilkie visited Mr. and Mrs. Muxlow. Mrs. M. J. Stephenson returned from Swift Current. Mr. Savellier and Miss Andrews vacationed with the Stephenson family. Many attended the Baptist service as Mr. Reckiee spoke. Mr. Phelps will report from the Banisht the Bar convention in Saskatoon next Sunday.
Crops and Harvest News From Coblenz Area
Coblenz news notes Coblenz News v Scott shows one of the best crops with wheat around thirty inches high. Fifty percent of the best crops cut locally. A Lebeau visits Scott on business. G T P railway places cars on side tracks for grain movement. Gameberry picking at Aroma Lake draws many. A large group from Coblenz travels to Tramping Lake for cherries and returns with plentiful harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Scott
G.T.P. Railway
Coblenz
PHIPPEN ITEMS Farm reports and local notes
Cutting is nearly done in this vicinity, soon the threshing season will follow and the year’s toil will be judged. School Monday morning with Miss Shiel presiding, fair attendance and favorable regard for the teacher. Twine demand is unusual this year as crop is light and dealers struggle to estimate. many bought direct or through Grain Growers and orders flagged at the last minute. Mr and Mrs Bruce Kerr visit Mr and Mrs Cowan for a few days. While war rages in the East suffragettes stay quiet, winter nearly forgetful of their existence. FP L Michael adds to his barn and improves his property just south of town.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarys
A. J. Scott
Irman
Wilkie Hardware
MR. Thresherman
W. G. Hounsell
Post Office
Imperial Bank of Canada
Toronto
D. R. Wilkie
Robert Jaffray
F.w.scrimes
Wilkie Branch
Wilkie Dray
Clements & Galbraith, Proprietors
Thackeray News
Fred Black
Regina
Dave Black
Narrow Lake News
Mra M. J. Stephenson
Swift Current
Coblenz News
A. Lebeau
Scott
Aroma Lake
Phippen
Mins Shiel
Mrs. Bruce Kerr
Mrs. Cowan
Michael
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