Ladies Department Directors Appointed by Society
The society appoints Mesdemes J Anderson F W Morton and R B Robertson as directors of the Ladies Department. A Saturday meeting is called for January 7 to prepare the 1917 prize list. A short agriculture course will be held at Wilkie School Assembly Hall February 1 2 and 3 with university speakers and active farmer participation.
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Mesdemes
J. Anderson
F. W. Morton
RB. H. Roberton
Wilkie School
Sewing Seams For Soldiers Encourages Wilkie Women
A local appeal invites Wilkie ladies to sew for soldiers. Those who cannot knit may help by handling material and finished work should be left at the Electric Store with Mrs Whelpton. contact Mrs Laycock for patterns.
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Emety
Wilkie
Mra Laycock
Mra. Whelpton
Battleford 232nd Battalion Hockey Preview at Wilkie
The 232nd Battalion hockey squad, strong and fast, faces a battle at Wilkie Rink on Friday January 26 1917 at ten. Major Hexied may join, with Homer from the North Battleford lineup and a light forward line led by Dania and Nesbit or Holby. The show follows a 2 1 victory for Scott Hockey at Unity and a broom ball challenge by the Invincibles.
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Battleford
Pte. H. D. Bishop
Outlaws
Skelton
Robinson
Homer
Jones
North Battleford
Tobin
Dunderdale
Dania
Invincibles
Dallas
Wilkie Rink
R. J. Cowan
Clements, Cowan
Mc Graham
Savelieff
Thomas
Curling tournament sees strong shows and surprise exits
Sam Taylor of Cat Knife misses the event causing eight home rinks and six visiting sides to compete. Speer's rink from Scott suffered a loss ending their undefeated run while Archie MacMorchy Unity wins the top prize of four curling stones from Wilkie Curling Club. Florence and Wilkie clubs receive praise for performance as 14 rinks compete with one failure to medal. The McKinmep Cup draws near with final dates announced.
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Wan
Sam Taylor
Cat Knife
Speer
Scott
MacMarehy
Unity
Wilde
Bigwar
McCallum
Wilkie
Europe
Berlin
Florence
Archie MacMorchy
Wilkie Club
Wilkie Curling Club
Wilkie Farmers Short Course Meetings Announced
Community sessions set for February 1 2 and 3 with free admission. Topics include low yields causes practical problems in swine raising dairying climate and cooperative livestock breeding. Professor Green leads with University of Saskatchewan speakers. Similar sessions planned at Cut Knife January 30 31 and Scott February 5 8.
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Profesor Green
University of Saskatchewan
Cut Knife
Scott
Wilkie High School elects Literary Society officers
The Wilkie High School Literary Society held a Friday election naming Myrtle Ferguson president Hover Schaab secretary Percy Clement Treasurer and Connefilora Dorothy Yaustin Andrew Kirkland Kathleen Thorpe Bessie McCallum as members Meetings begin fortnightly from Friday January 26 at 3 30 p m A full history set by the Grolier Publishing Co was added to the library.
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Wilkie High School Literary Society
Myrtle Ferguson
Hover Schaab
Percy Clement
Harness Trade Heads Toward Wilkie and Perdus Hubs
Langham and Biggar supply most district harnesses with bulk procurement enabling lower costs. John Marshall’s headquarters are at Perdus. The Wilkie Harness Store began in June 1908 by Mr. Rummel and later moved to Leslie Street with Mr. Russi continuing the business after the final owner's departure from the trade.
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Russi
Leslie Street
Wilkie
Patriotic Fund Organizer Addresses Local Meeting
A patriotic fund organizer addressed a local gathering outlining aims to advance provincial fund interests. The speech emphasized community support and coordinated efforts to bolster regional financial contributions.
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Patrotic
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