Wilkie curlers win trophies at Biggar bonspiel
Wilkie curlers captured two trophies in Biggar last week. McKinnon skipped the Merchants Cup winner after defeating Biggar’s Fergumen Richmond and Stewart. Jackson’s rink won the Comslation Cup, also defeating Biggar and Perdue opponents. A McKinnon rink later lost to Biggar ladies, banquets followed with H. H. Ellis performing a song. Cup displays: McKinnon’s butcher shop and Skip Jackson hold one trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Biggar
J. K. Richmond
Skip McKinnon
H. Herrington
D. M. Hogg
H. Proctor
Fergumen
Richmond
Stewart
Ski Jackson
T. M. Knowles
A. Hell
Flash
Johnston
Perdue
McKinnon
Mac
H. H. Ellis
A. H
Skip Jackson
Wilkie Curling Club Announces Wilkie Bonspiel Draw
The Wilkie Curling Club invites teams for the Wilkie Bonspiel on March 9 entries close at nine. Prizes include broom sets cigars and pork chops with draws and rinks decided at the Fire Hall Monday night. Starts March 14 with three matches daily until the series ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie Curling Club
Mendershihwe
Wilkie
A. Bell
Wilkie Hardware
Wilkie Hotel
Suapetelers
A. Schaah
Donly Glangarry Beotch
Rapay
Jonnson
Eulia
J.P. Herron
MeKin
Wilkie Town Band Delights Skating Crowd
The Wilkie Town Band of six musicians delivers notable music at the rink this winter. Their quartet of wind instruments and two drums has impressed listeners and added greatly to evening entertainment, earning praise from those who enjoyed skating in harmony with the time. The group hopes to continue practicing and keep their light shining until the skating season returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Wilkie Aggregation
Mrs Boneham Dies After Illness in Sask
A. L. Thompton received a wire Monday morning stating that his wife's mother, Mrs. Boneham, had died at her home in Zangwill Sask. She had been ill for some time, and relatives and two sons, Mew AOL, are mentioned as constant companions during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Thompton
Dulmage Trophy Winners and Final Curling Results
The Dulmage Trophy finals saw Dredge of Now 1 division and Davis of No 2 win their initial matches. In a playoff Rev. F. L. Drelge claimed the cup with a 15 2 victory, while Jickogeen won second prize for the club. List of swimmers includes Lawlge Skipe, Jackson, Warren Sel, Metlong Ki, Simapoun, A Dinaley, Robertson, Frippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davkwon
Tledhbelly Dhee
Dredge
Jackwon
FL Ig. Drelge
Aml
Delmage FM
Jickogeen
McKinnon Wins Harria Cup in Local Bonspiel
McKinnon captured the Harria Cup at the local bonspiel held tonight. Team members and standings reflect a strong showing as the event concluded with their victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinnon
Lumber shipment to England snipped over CPR from British Columbia
A courier reports ten carloads of lumber cut from the Canadian Pacific Railway route in British Columbia. The timber is destined for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bri
Columbia
England
War Pictures Draw Crowds At Wilkie Elite Theatre
A patriotic motion picture program at the Elite Theatre Wilkie drew a packed crowd on Monday evening. Proceeds from five showings funded the Local Red Cross Association with 24.40 paid to the treasurer. Films were shown after approval by a Board of Censors and featured songs by Messrs Rudd and O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Rudd
O’brien
Red Cross Association
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Board of Censors
Red Cross Society notes express thanks for completed articles
The Red Cross Society thanks contributors for cap, wristlets, socks, gloves, and nightshirts. The Distributing Committee will be at the High School on March 6 from 3 to 5 pm to finalize unfinished work before shipment to Regina. Members are urged to return needles once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mutehmor
J. H. Turnbull
John Creath
Phippen
Mias Cook
Ray
Ford
Dulmage
John Mien
Hubbal
Hubard
Kenny
Regina
Red Cross Society
Kerrobert High's Hockey Team Visits Wilkie For Friendly Match
Kerrobert High School traveled to Wilkie for a friendly hockey game described as the season’s best exhibition locally. Shielda scored all three Kerrobert goals, Wilkie’s one player served a five minute penalty, and a late score was disallowed after a injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrobert High School
Wilkie
Ee Boys
Shielda
Wilkie Boys
Ralph Wever
Wall
Betrobert School
Millinery Dept Upgrades Ahead of Spring Season
Improvements made by Pr P Ellele involve buying the interior of his millinery department on the second floor of his general store. The area is nicely decorated in readiness for the coming spring millinery season. Several alterations and improvements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. P. Ellele
Church lecture argues for vitality of church amid shifting views
A district court talk at Elite Theatre examined why the church endures amid diverse criticisms. The speaker warned that banks and schools falter while the church remains vital, urging young people to join and help harvest the church’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yabor
Thomas Becket
Dean Swift
Sittings of the District Court at Wilkie presided by Judge Dickson
Reports from the Wilkie District Court on February 25 show civil cases including Leeson vs Moses with a $484.06 verdict and interest reserved, Pilkie vs Hunter adjourned, cases settled by consent, and Tropical Oil Co. vs Benjamin with a judgment. A criminal case Rex v Radcliffe resulted in a three month sentence. The old school interior upgrade created a large, accessible court hall with judge’s chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
District Court
A. D. Dickson
Scoth Judicial District
T. Leeson
Moses
J. W. Naylor
J. J. Case Co
Reuben Martin
J. Tompeett
Tropical Oil Co
C. W. Benjamin
Ernest Laycock
John W. Kenny
Tadhope-Anderson
Rex
Robert Radcliffe
St. Nov
Allan
Radcliffe
Prince Albert
Dickson
Community notices from March meetings and sales
Narrow Lake Telephone Company holds a meeting at 1 p m in the Schoolhouse on Saturday in March with attendees urged. Turnbull's auction sale on Germain's farm set for Friday March 12 at 1 80 p m with about thirty pairs of used shoes offered at half price. Saskatchewan Presbyterian W M S to meet in Regina March 10 and 11 with a Wilkie delegate probable. P M Florence to auction implements at T M Knowles warehouse on Imperial Ave Saturday March 11 at 1 80 sharp. Ladies Aid of Knox Church to hold a tea and sale Saturday March 14 from 4 to 6 pm. W M S of Knox Church to meet March 10 at the usual place with discussion led by Mrs Dredge and Mist Sutherland. Missing or garbled lines reference local church activities and community leaders with dates and venues in Saskatchewan communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Provincial Society of the Presbyterian W. M. S
Regina
Wilkie
P. M. Florence
T. M. Knowles
Imperial Ave
W.M.S. of Knox Church
W C T U Meeting at Methodist Church on March Tuesday
The W C T U held its annual gathering at the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening March 2. Mrs Whetpton chaired and Mrs Hinkley played the organ. Rev Rothwell and Mr Clements spoke on prohibition using world wide statistics and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whetpton
Hinkley
Rothwell
Clements
Local residents noted in scattered personals items
Miss MacKay of Biguar is visiting Mew A Bell. A McClung, editor of the Cut Knife Grinder, spent last weekend in town. Miss Jardine returned from Saskeetous Friday after a few city days. Ben Gee and family left for Selkirk Ontario to reside. H A Body of Wilkie learned of his mother’s death in Owen Sound. Rev. Wright visited Prince Albert on Anglican church business. Mr and Mrs M A B Clements returned from Milton Ontario after an extended visit. T F Ellie builds a barn north of town. Mr McKeehnie returned from Prince Albert. Mr and Mrs G Warburton came back from Saskatoon on business. Miss Laura Whelpton, from Normal at Saskatoon, has become a teacher at St Alphene School and starts duties mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Whelpton
Sasketoon
St. Alphene School
Baker complains about Wilkie Flour quality and pricing
A reader states a thorough trial of Wilkie Flour last summer proved unsatisfactory. He notes modern estimates may be better but insists on paying regular retail price for certain houses arranged. He references the Great Western Bakery Co and a supplier in Milledgeville Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Bakery Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilkie Curlers
Wilkie Bonspiel
Mrs. Boneham
Dulmage Trophy
Red Cross Society Notes
Mra. Pield
Mra Fleming's
Cinta
Thos A. Dinaley
J.P
Victor Sittler
Maveherd
Towy Hall
Laycoeck
Inverall An
Irwin
Hutcheson
Watt
Hall
Haohelors
Sord-Lusters
Graham
Bachlers
Narrow Lake Teléphone Company
Turnbull
Germain
Harry
Gordon Ellis
Kix Presbyfn
York
Bankatonm
Heat View Pthwilent
Haskatedsewan
Womenk Miasp
Thoreley
Marl
Merc
Thorne
Schaal
Med Crras Society
E. H. Dullage Hardware
Wilkie, Saik
the Mens Store
Type
Ton
Ales K. Vigk
Miss MacKay
Biguar
A. McClung
The
Cut Knife Grinder
Miss Jardine
Ben Gee
Selkirk
Ont
Ithmayr
H.A. Body
Owen Sound
Rev. Wright
Prince Albbert
M. A. EB. Clements
Milton,Ont
Ellie
Mr. McKeehnie
Prince Alfert
Mra. G
Warburton
Saskatoon