Phippen Notes Weather, People, and Local Happenings
Clouds darken the sky as a red moon appears while rain is hoped for barley harvest. Wilkie Choir’s Friday program draws a small crowd but praise for talent remains. W A Harper visits Minnesota with his wife, a liveryman chases the plow, and local residents travel to Battleford and Kerrobert. Charles Creagh returns to Phippen. Charley Kerr offers lumber and hardware. W L Olsen invites orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie Choir
Charles Creagh
Phippen
Charley
Narrow Lake Homemakers Club Formed
Mrs. M J Stephenson visits Swift Current for a month with her parents. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs A Love home. Mrs Storer speaks on Homemakers Club aims and a Narrow Lake Homemakers Club is formed with officers elected. Other local visits and business noted include Storer guests, Barker in Saskatoon, and Miss Corkum with Miss Josie Bel in Wilkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Stephenson
Swift Current
A. Love
Corkum
Josie Bel
Wilkie
Coblenz Celebration Draws Wide Visitor Turnout
The Coblenz Celebration entertained many visitors including Mr. Schoenacker who visited Wilkie Tweaday on business affairs during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
Mr. Schoenacker
Wilkie Tweaday
Busines
Also Mentioned on This Page
M‘clarys
McClary
Reid & Kirkland
A. J. Scott
Wilkie Hardware
Hounsell’s
Tilleys
Packard
Whitlemores
Whitlemore
Tilley
Imperial Bank of Canada
Toronto
D. R. Wilkie
Robert Japfray
F.w.scrimes
Wilkie Branch
Wilkie Dray
W. A. Harper
Minnesota
Mr. Stodders
Doc
T. PF. Muir
Battleford
F. L. Michael
Kerrobert
China
F. Kerr
Mr. Cowan
W. L. Olsen
Narrow Lake News
G. M. Phelps
Rey. G. Wright
Mrs. Tregaskis
A. Cotter
Barker
Saskato
Ses. Lave
Mtates
Mrs. Muzton and
Jack
Coblenz News
Elite Theatre
Grace M. Russell
Lawrence Sisters
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thompson
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