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Wilkie Press

Location

Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Dec 12, 1918

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Buffalo Kkural polls determine 1919 council lineup

In Kkural Municipality Buffalo two polls elected councillors with F Ketcheson and Alf P Owens winning in divisions 1 and 5 respectively. The 1919 council includes Reeve J Wallace and members F Ketcheson T F Mule Wimrie A Cotter Alf P Owens KH J McAustan with C H Martin as secretary treasurer. In Reford Tim Curtin won reeve by about thirty votes over John M James. Prairie Division 2 elected Knute Bjerness over Tom Plater by 12 votes. Wilkie Post Office November returns show Notes sold 463.67 and 318.59 for Postal notes. Money Orders sold 8177.74 paid 3961.00.

Kkural Buffalo F. Ketcheson W. Kirkland Alf. P. Owens J. M. Larmour Reeve J. Wallace R. M Reford Tim Curtin John M. James Mr. Curtin Charles Gretthie W. A. Rose

Watch Inspection Shows Delicate Movement Needs Care

The note warns that even a trace of grit or dirt can hinder a watch's delicate movement. It urges careful inspection of the timepiece to ensure proper function and accuracy.

Ninety Christmas Boxes Sent Overseas for Wilkie Soldiers

Ninety boxes were sent overseas with gifts and letters from the school. Receipts include 11.40 carried over, 69.61 from teas, 44.76 in other donations, and 60.00 from a boys concert, totaling 186.76 with cash on hand. Fruit cake was donated. parcels included chocolate bars cigarettes and gum. A meeting will decide use of remaining cash. Mra F W Morton notes appreciation.

Mra F. W. Morton

Fire damages home as gasoline fumes ignite blaze

Friday morning at 10 o clock a fire at R Rea's home started from gasoline vapor while Mrs Rea cleaned garments with gaso line in a lean to kitchen adjoining the house. She threw the burning receptacle aside to save herself but suffered burns and received medical attention. The alarm called men to extinguish flames which scorched much interior woodwork. Mrs Rea is reported progressing satisfactorily.

R. Rea Rea

Wilkie town influenza epidemic gratitude note

Communications to citizens praise for town actions during an influenza outbreak. The writer credits the Board of Health and hospital for preventing deaths and thanks volunteers and donors while recovering from illness. Dr Wannop to assume practice during absence.

Wilkie and Contol Board of Health Dr. Wannop

Frank Ketcheson Thanks Buffalo No. 409 Electors

In a December 10 1918 letter addressed to Electors of Division 1 Rural Municipality Buffalo No. 409 Frank Ketcheson thanks supporters at the poll of Monday last and invites suggestions for the division's betterment promising continued service as Councillor.

Buffalo

Johnston Wins Lease for Wilkie Skating Rink 1918 9 Season

Two tenders to lease the Wilkie Skating Rink were submitted to the Town Council. Johnston's bid was accepted over H Woodyard for the 1918 9 season.

Wilkie H. Woodyard G. L. Johnston

Is Justice Blind In Justice Blind

A Calgary reader questions whether justice can be blind to mass murder by the Hohenzollern rulers and calls for accountability. The letter invokes Belgium, Zeppelin bombings, and sea disasters, arguing rulers who murder millions deserve punishment beyond exile.

Resolution Of Condolence For Mrs Nelson Rockhaven Club

A Rockhaven Homemaker club meeting on December 5 passed a resolution of appreciation and sympathy for Mrs Thelma Nelson and her family The pledge notes her faithful service and the members express sorrow over her death and offer comfort and prayers to Thelma Lonetta and Thomas J

R. J. Nelson Rockhaven Nelson Thelma Lonetta Thomas J Mra. G. Gendall Mra J. Gardiner Mra. E. Brocklebank

Two Deaths At Hospital Haesch

Mrs. C. H. Haesch of Handel died at Emergency Hospital Wilkie from pneumonia after influenza attack. She was 34, leaving a husband and two children. Remains interred at Leipang cemetery with Father Kris officiating.

C. H. Haesch Handel Wilkie Mra Haesch Thusband Leipang Kris

Death of John Fruhstuck in Handel district

Mr John Fruhstuck a Handel district resident died December 7 at Wilkie hospital from influenza followed by pneumonia He was 28 unmarried The body was taken to Handel for burial

John Fruhstuck Handel District Wilkie Hapital Handel

Wilkie Curling Club Reorganization Meeting Notice

Notice to curlers and interested locals to attend the Wilkie Curling Club annual re organization meeting at the fire hall at 8 p m on Wednesday December 18 for election of officers for the coming season.

Wilkie Curling Club

Wilkie Ban Lifts as Public Meetings Resume

The ban on public meetings is lifted in Wilkie and churches will open on Sunday. The theatre resumes Friday next week with performances starting December 13th for a concert party, while film shows begin the following Friday after thorough post show disinfection.

Wilkie

Wilkie society thanks club for home cooking sale funds

Miss P. E. Hayman secretary of the Wilkie Red Cross Society acknowledges a receipt of $45 from the Nar row Lake Homemakers Club. The money comes from a past sale of home cooking held in Wilkie.

P. E. Hayman Wilkie Red Cram Society Narrow Lake Homemakers Club Wilkie

Local Moves and Promotions Highlight Rural Notice

Narrow Lake residents Mr and Mrs F Ball left for Napinka Manitoba to reside. Clifford McEwen, brother of Mrs E Tregaskis, promoted to Captain in aviation services. Mr and Mrs James Hoar relocate to start farming near Asquith. Christie Adams Ltd Kay Cecil Cote planning lumber chips project this winter. Cordwood orders invited. threshing operations underway. A minor civic election stir shows women's strong interest in municipal affairs amid a quiet season.

Clifford’ McEwen Mra. E. Tregaskis James Hoar Asquith Cecil Cote

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T. F. Mule J Wimrie A. Cotter Alf. P. Ovens KH. J. McAustan C. H. Martin Prairie Knute Bjerkness Tom Plater Wilkie Post Office Wilkie Jewelry CompAny A. L. Thompson T. F. Ellia Frank Ketcheson Belgium Tomlin Wind Frank Alexander Calgary Haesch Fruhstuck Ao Sen Cep Geo. E. van Blaricom & Company the Hardware People Mra F. Ball Napinka, Man The Christie Adams, Ltd Kay Doc. Phelps Doula Thermos E. H. Dulmage Sask Elite Theatre Bob Wilson Mead Buschlen Arlene Jackson Howard Russell Wilkie Jewelry Motion Charlie Chaplin Ure
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