Plowing Match At Narrow Lake Declared Best Yet
Judge from the Department of Agriculture praised Narrow Lake's plowing contest as the best he had attended this year in the province. The day drew many visitors, with meals by the Ladies Aid supporting Red Cross funds. Prizes were awarded for best kept team, best handled teams, and best turn-out, as a Narrow Lake team won a local game against Thackeray and an evening concert raised further funds for charity.
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Department of Agriculture
Narrow Lake
Wilkie Agriculural Society
Narrow Lake District
Red Cross
FE. McCarthy
Robert Cramp
Joe Phelps
A. Harker
D. Love
RK. Cramp
Thackeray
Wilkie Orchestra
Turnbull
R. W. D. Harris
O’brien
Mias Searth
J. P. Hermann
Wilkie Agrcultural Society
Cold Spring Lake Union Picnic Plans Stable
Arrangements for the annual Union Sunday School Picnic at Cold Spring Lake on July 1 are well under way. The committee is sparing no effort to make it the best yet with a Wilkie Band expected to attend. An invitation is extended to everyone. trains will leave at 9 30 p.m.
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Union
Coldspring Lake
Wilkie
Narrow Lake Telephone Line Being Constructed
Messrs Souterville and Olsen of Regina secured the contract to build a narrow rural telephone line from Wilkie on Tuesday. Poles will be erected and wire laid. completion expected in a few days.
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Narrow Lake
Messrs
Souterville
Ladies Base Ball Team to Play Here July Sth
Manager Horigan of the Wilkie Base Ball Club signed to meet the All-American Girls Base Ball team at Wilkie on Monday July 5 at dpm. The touring club travels with three lady pitchers and has impressed larger towns in Canada. Watch next week's paper for the lineup.
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Horigan
Wilkie
Dpm
Canada
Wilkie Declares Civic Holiday for June 28
Mayor Duimage of Wilkie proclaims Monday June 28 a Civic holiday following a town appeal from Scott. Stores and businesses urged to close at 1 PM for Wilkie Sports Day observance.
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Wilke
Duimage
Scott
Wilkie
Students Writing on Examinations at Wilkie High
Fifty two students wrote this week at Wilkie High School and Grade VI examinations. All but four have been at the Wilkie School for at least three months. Class lists show numerous names across First to Fourth Class and Grade VII, with many students noted from out of town.
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Wilkie
Wilkie School
Wilkie Baseball Club Elects Officers At Fire Hall Meeting
The Wilkie Baseball Club reorganization elected Hon. Pres. F. M. Jatkaon, Pres. C. B. McCallum, Vice-Pres. Hermann, and Secretary- tren. The group discussed baseball matters and decided to enter a team for the Scott tournament on Monday, June 28.
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Wilkie Baseball Club
F. M. Jatkaon
C. B. McCallum
Hermann
Juniors Journey to Magistals for Biggar Sports Day
The Junior Baseball team plans a Tuesday trip to Magistals for the Biggar Sports Day tournament. Prizes are $26 for first and $15 for second. The event offers a chance for the “Sunbeam” prize.
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Magistals
Fane
Thackeray News Highlights Local Social Mix and Elevator Closure
The Co operative elevator will close and reopen around August 15. Local residents hosted and visited families including Mrs Padden and Mrs Suttle during Sunday gatherings. A Thackeray group attended a picnic and concert in Lanao, with Miss Suttle traveling to work, and W Hunterle visiting.
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Mee
HB. Ford
Sports Celebration Day Brings Crowds to Local Games
A large turnout assembled Tuesday June 22 for a local sports celebration featuring a baseball tournament with four teams Cut Knife North Battleford Scott and the home nine. The home team beat Cut Knife in the opener, Scott edged North Battleford in a tense match, and North Battleford won third by beating Cut Knife. The final was a 12 11 victory for Wilkie over Scott, with Wilkie first money Scott second and North Battleford third. A football tournament saw Clean win after extra period with no score, Wilkie second string and visitors failing to materialise a second match. Players praised but urged more practice and regular uniforms to sustain success.
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Cut Knife
North Battleford
Scott
North Town
Lock
Cat Knife
Wilkie
Gage
Clean Boys
Ilkie Boys
Wilkie Boys
School Board Minutes June 16 1915 Contain Teacher Removals
Public School Board and High School Board meet on June 16 1915 with votes to adopt last minutes. Committees formed to inspect school and septic tank and arrange repairs. Pay R E Bowins 65 monthly for oiling floors. Cooperation with csars to aid teachers. Accommodation for outside teachers during convention. Belgian and Allies Aid League tabled. Accounts 1 to 5 to be paid. Adjourn. High School Board minutes approve Scarth for 1015 16 and McKenzies resignation accepted. Wilson to be reengaged. Sutherland letter 1916 18 terms by Hound. Walker to be ce-
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Public School Board
K. J. Macdonald
PF. W. Morton
A. Schaab
G. R. Fleming
J. P. Hermann
Fleming
Car
Hermann
Messrs. Morton
Whittles and
Dinsley
R. E. Bowins
Morton
Mins Scarth
Car. Ford
Morion
Mine Wilson
Sutherland
Alee
Hound
Red Cross Meeting To Hear Society Report And Resignations
A public Red Cross Society meeting will be held at the Fire Hall Friday evening June 26 at 8 o clock. A report on the society’s work since organization will be presented and Rev Warren Rothwell will resign as Secretary as he is leaving town. An election of a new secretary will be held.
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Red Cross Society
Warren Rothwell
Associaton
Elite to feature Dustin Farnham in The Virginian
Dustin Farnham stars in The Virginian billed for the Elite in July. Produced by Famous Players Film Co, led by pioneers of the intimate stage, the film promises another strong outing following The Man from Mexico.
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Dustin Farnham
Famous Players Film Co
Timate
Mexico
Provincial Crop Report Highlights General Rains No Serious Grain Damage
The Department of Agriculture reports weekend telegraphic updates from provincial staff. Unusual fronts earlier in the week caused concern, but no serious grain damage occurred. Garden crops suffered and replanting may be needed as rains continue and moisture remains ample.
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Department of Agriculture
Romo
Adjournment Motion Cited From Recent Date
A terse note states that for the coming year a resolution by Car. Schaal and others adjournment is requested per a letter dated recently. The scant text implies a procedural pause or continuation in a council or committee matter.
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Car
Schaal
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