Weather and crops brighten Wilkie district progress
The weekly notes good rainfall and sunshine lifting crop prospects in the Wilkie area. Government plowing match judge Mr. Graham found crops superior in surrounding sections. A 1914 crop appears ahead of past years, with potential for high yield if conditions stay favorable. Social visits and upcoming events at Ladies Aid, a July Sunday School picnic, and Agricultural Society activities are listed in the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Narrow Lake
Wilkie
Agricultural Society
Yorday
Thackeray
Clean
Eagle Hills
Closure of The Indian School at Battleford
The Indian School at Battleford has closed as unnecessary. It notes how rural schools now provide education for Indians in the region, reflecting a shift in local schooling and modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battleford
England Regains Supremacy in Polo Cup War
England defeats America in the second polo match this week to reclaim the inter national cup from last year’s holders. The coming great boat race between the two nations is expected to attract world wide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng
America
Thackeray Social Notes Include Visits and Horse Incident
D A McEachern visited Wilkie on Friday while Miss Mary Suttle and others called on Mrs H C Lather. A F McEachern bought a horse in Wilkie and recovered it after a trip to the horn near Wilkie. Presbyterian services directed by W G McIntyre were held at the C P R station in Thackeray each Sunday at three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. McEachern
Wilkie
Local Visit Recap From Narrow Lake
Mrs. L Mullett and guest Mrs. Walker visited Mrs. Bellamy on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Newhouse and infant Se ieented tone Oe from Wilkie. Mrs. Walker has been visit- Although Tuesday was not a very ing match. All report having a good time and many brought
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. Mullett
Mrs. Walker
Phippen Sunday School Picnic Planned for Tuesday
The Phippen Sunday School will hold its annual picnic on Tuesday June 2 at Mrs Lantzs lake with promises of a good time Mrs Tyler visited Phippen en route to the old homestead with friends by auto J R Thompson vacationing in Saskatoon W B Maze preparing for a large up to date house construction in the area and follow up notes on local happenings around town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippen Sunday School
W. B. Maze
Dominion
Manitoba
Sekatchewan
Tellet
Perscon
Dominion Lands
W. W. Cory
Minister of the Interior
N. B
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R. A. McLurg
Lamperial Ave Private Hospital
Robert J. AK
Mod
Orme Hoon
Merion Street
R.h.robertson
Chicago College Dental
Orrick
Defance
Buock
Wilkie Sask
Ernest Laycock
G.A.L.B
Solicitor & Notary Crows Proemeunon
Saskatchewan
Samuel Quigg
Banniwren Setaeeron Notary
Orree
Imperial Ave
Wier
Thompson's Jewelery
Robert E. Nay, B. A
Scott
Notary
John Anderson
Prairie Lodge
E. J. Twek
Wilkie Lodge
M. Sharp. Vielling
Maen Welcome
U. Prams
Wasim Poe
A. Dinsley
St. Paul's
Church of England
Merrow Lake Anglican Mission
Inverellan School
G. Wright
Wanner Roruwens
Knox Presbyterian Church
Main Street
F. R. G. Dredge
M. A
Wedoretay
Janeh Mertinn
A. T. Gowe
W. A. Green
Traynor
THE
Wilkie Press
J George &. WN
Care: Editors and Proprietors
Tawnatay
Miss Wade
Mrs. Bellamy
Mr. Barker Wos
A. Cotter
Wilkie Thure
Mrs. Tregaskis
Mis Wade
Mrs. Newhouse
Miss Johnston
Mrs. E. Johnston
Ladies Aid
F. Lloyd
Florence Milligan
L. Mullett’s
Shrump
A. and
L. Tregaskis
G. F. Belamy
Mrs. T. Newhouse
Baby
Close Historical Institution
England
Thackeray News
D. A. McEachern
Mary Suttle
Mra. H
H. C. Lather
John Paddon
Miss Suttle
H. J. Suttle
Miss McEeachern
Mother
Sarah McEachern
Eva Douglas
Rachael Hunter
Fred Berry
Ernest Tregaskis
Narrow Lake News
Phippen
J. R. Thompson
Saskatoon
Wm. L. Olsen
Mrs. Turnbull
Alberta
Statinos
Stone & Wellington
Alaska
Ostermoor Mattress
Beda Banner Springs
Winnipeg
F. W. Morton
Detroit Vapor
Wilkie Hardware
Eilite Theatre
William Doughty
Ford
Ford Ord
Ontario
Ompar Ant Megeeet
J. H. Warren
Maple-Leaf Garage
Wilkie, Sask
Imperial Avenue
the Wilkie Milling Co
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