Grade VIII exam results at Wilkie Public School
Nineteen candidates faced Grade VIII exams at Wilkie with fourteen passing, a strong showing for the Wilkie Public School. High School results to follow. Passers gain admission to any high school or provincial public school where this work is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Saakatoon
Raymond Theo
Haldwin
Alice Samem Bellamy
Rudolph Bonequett
Josephine Anna Crab
Arthur George Genereux
Helen Cane Hinkley
Ivor James Kouff
Douglas Bryan Kilburn
Cornelius Knapp
Albert Beveridge Parrett
Honor Elizabeth Thelma Schaab
Martin Stalin
May Edna Thorpe
Edith Whittles
Red Cross Members Aid Fair with Sewing and Knitting
Red Cross notes inviting volunteers at the Red Crow tent on the fair grounds to assist with sewing and knitting. A shipment of Red Cross goods will be packed at the W T U Rest Room Saturday, with urgent need for nearly finished work and linen. Donations listed include socks and pyjamas from several donors. many complete items reported as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Red Crow
Joly Gist
Red Crows
Private O Neill Heads to Sewell Camp After Visit
Private O Neill a cook in the 58rd Battalion of the Canadian force left yesterday morning for Sewell camp after visiting Mrs Houlding and Miss Hall in Wilkie. He is American by birth and says army life has been beneficial and reports to headquarters as his regiment expects a move in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Sewell Camp
Herbert Fox
Saskatoon
Wilkie
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Recruiting Agent Talks to Wilkie and District Youth
An official recruiting agent for the Sth Battalion appeals to eligible young men in Wilkie and district to enlist. He notes government policy granting four to six weeks furlough for harvest workers and continued full military pay on return, encouraging immediate enlistment to aid the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie and District
Sth
Dulmage
Harreat
Rgan
Hhis
John Thompson Dies in Wilkie District After Long Illness
John Thompson, longtime Wilkie District resident and native of County Antrim Ireland, died Friday July 16 after a lingering illness. He and his family settled in 1909 after moving from Manitoba where he had lived many years. Thompson planted trees to improve prairies and climate. His remains were buried in Wilkie Cemetery on Sunday July 18. He leaves a widow, three sons, and two daughters.
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Thompson
County Antrim
Ireland
Manitoba
Wilkie
Saskatoon Exhibition Draws Bigger Crowd Expected
Saskatoon fair officials anticipate its largest attendance as the World at Home shows from the Panama Exposition join twenty top joy lane attractions. Reduced rail fares are offered on every line for visitors in the western Canada fair circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Patriotic Appeal to Citizens for 200-Bed Hospital
The Saskatchewan Medical Association plans a 200 bed hospital fully staffed for wounded soldiers. The $40,000 cost will be split $10,000 by medical men, $10,000 by government, and $20,000 by public subscription. Seven districts will solicit aid. Dr MecLorg and Dr Macdonald in Wilkie welcome contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Medical Association
Saskatchewan
Wilkie
Dra. MecLorg
Robert J. Macdonald
M.D
Wilkie Town Council Minutes July 1915 Proceedings
The Wilkie Town Council met July 21 1915 with members Dalmagne McKenzie Scott Turnbull Blair present. Actions include road work direction, fire brigade insurance review, milk licenses for 1915, partial note payment request, assessment roll adoption, mayoral cheque limit to school board, deputy mayor appointment, council as accommodation board, and readings for By-laws 130 180 181.
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Wilkie
E. H. Dalmgne
McKenzie
Scott
Turnbull
Blair
Stevle
Saskatchewan
George St
Imperial Ave
Fire and Light Committee
Centre
South Toronto Rifle Club
Red Crom Society
Mair—Scott
W. Shaw
Mrs. Gray
Jas. Thorpe
E. B. Spark
G. B. Warburton
A. Colwell
J. McCorquodale
A. E. Clarke
C.D. Sutton
Car. Scott—McKenzie
Car
A. McKenzie
Car. Blair
Scott—Turnbull
Local boys join army forces in town gathering
At a joint Masonic and Oddfellow meeting in the lodge rooms last Thursday, Privates O M Hogg and H A Roddy were presented wrist watches. The two recruits, joining the University Corps at Saskatoon, will depart for Montreal then England for training before heading to European battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic and Oddfellow's
O.M. Hogg
H. A. Roddy
Wright
Lloydminster
A. J. Scott
W. M
Masonic Lodge
W .G. Hounsell
N. G
Oddfellow's Lodge
H. A. Boddy
Dalmage
Macdonald
McLurg
F. R. Campbell
Imperial Bank
Eb, O'Brien
Union Bank
Saskatoon
Campbell
Wa Jwin
Darling
Wilkie
Ohana Bank
Lacombe
Drysdale Hounsell wedding at St Pauls Wilkie in 1915
Miss Ellen Marion Hounsell daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Hounsell united in marriage to Alexander Drysdale sergeant in the R N W MP stationed at Battleford formerly Wilkie. Rev G Wright and Rev Andrews officiated. The ceremony followed by a wedding feast at the bride’s home and couple to reside in Battleford.
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St. Paul's Church
Wilkie
Ellen Marion Hounsell
W. G. Hounsell
Alexander Drysdale
Battleford
G. Wright
Lloydminster
Andrews
E. B.gilbert
Kathleen Thorpe
Corporal Fripps
Sergeant
New Feed Barn Opens by W. J. Morgan in Wilkie Livery
W. J. Morgan has opened the old Wilkie Livery Barn and will run it as a feed stable at once. Personal attention will be given to horses placed under his care.
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W. J. Morgan
Wilkie
Narrow Lake News Roundup From Shoal Lake District
Last week residents report Mr McWhirter visiting the district. Mr and Mrs N Mullett hosted friends to celebrate opening of a new barn. Spence Sackville played Oh My Redeemer at Starview Church service. School Trustees moved the stable to a better location. F A McNulty of Shoal Lake visiting the Bells. Sunday school picnic at Pete and Cold Spring Lake noted. E Ramm has ten acres of Timothy ready. Home Makers Club met with 12 members and one guest. Daughters of the Empire Regina branch urged articles for auction to aid soldiers. Belgian food fund collected seven dollars. Crops look good. Rev Smilth Windser to preach at Narrow Lake schoolhouse at 11 am Sunday. Lawn social planned for later at Mrs Mas's.
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Home Makers Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilkie School
Red
Red Crown Society
Mies Deard
Harris
Anderson
Morton
Houlding
Thomas
Mrs. Hawkins
el Macdonald
Mra
Wilkie Preas
John Thompson
Wilkie District
West
Midway Meen Battalion
Ant
O. M. Hoige
Princess Pats
Dredge
Smith-Windsor
Andews
A. L. Thompson
O'Brien
R. W. D. Harris
Bessie Ferguson
O. M. Hogg
Jack Gilson
Regina
Thase
Army Service Corps
Poarse
Sidney C. Bowen-Smith
Hanley
Wilkin
Sewell
Frank Lambert
Drysdale
Hounsell
Narrow Lake News
McWhirter
Mrs. N. Mullett
Shane
Mr. Spence Sackville
Oh My Redeemer
Starview
F. A. McNulty
Shoal Lake
Mrs. G. Bellamy
Pete
Cold Spring Lake
E. Ramm
Belgian Food Fund
Smilth-Windser
Narrow Lake
Mra. Mas
E. H. Dulmageilkie
Sask
Gordon Ellis
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