Tennis Club Re organizes annual meeting in Wilkie
The Wilkie Lawn Tennis Club held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening. Officers elected for the coming year are President C. H. Martin and Secretary-treasurer H. W. Herrington. A. Schaab P. P. Ellie Willson O'Brien Fleming serve on the committee with patrons including Madame Ellis W. Mutch mer Warburton McCallum Kyle. The club plans its annual dance for Friday April 16.
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Wilkie Lawn Tennis Club
C. H. Martin
H. W. Herrington
A. Schaab
PP. Ellie
Messrs
Willson
O’brien
Fleming
Meadame P. P. Ellis
KR. W. Mutehmer
G. B. Warburton
Gun Club Reorganizes at City Hall Meeting
Gun Club will hold a meeting in the Council Chamber of the Fire Hall on Monday evening, March 29 at 7 30 for officer elections and to hear last year’s report. Members are requested to attend and outsiders are welcome.
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Wilkie Gun Club
Forming Ladies Basketball Club Meeting Scheduled
To form a basketball club for all married ladies single girls and high school girls a meeting is set at the school in room 7 on Monday March 29 at 7 30 sharp.
Knox church Ladies Aid thanks donors for cooking sale
The Knox church Ladies Aid thanks all who sent donations for the home made cooking and candy sale which helped make the event a success last week.
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Ladies Aid of Knox Church
Red Cross Concert Pleases Wilkie Audience
A Red Cross Society event in the School Assembly Hall featured Mrs. KR Harris of Wilkie reading In the Vanguard a strong plea for universal peace. Mrs. Harris elocution charmed the audience as Mrs. Dinsley and Mr. O Brien sang, with all ending by singing the National Anthem.
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Red Cross Society
KR. W. D. Harris
Wilkie
India
T. A. Dinsley
Mr. O'Brien
Mra. Harris
Mra. Dinsley
O’ Brien
Red Cross Society notes and WWI relief efforts
The Red Cross reports completed knitting by Mrs Allan Miss Ross Mrs R McLellan Mrs Macdonald and Mrs Fleming and invites more workers via Mrs A Sehaab. It notes a British request to enlarge the Duchess of Conn Hospital at Cliveden England costing about 80000 with 40000 still to raise and beds priced at 50 each. A Wilkie bed donation option and calls for subscriptions are included, plus local notices on staff moves and overseas construction recruitment.
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The
Red Cross Society
Mra. Allan
Miss Ross
Mra. R. McLellan
Mra. Macdonald
Fleming
A. Sehaab
Agarn
Red Croas Society
War Office
Duchess of Con Red Cross
Cliveden
Buckinghamshire
England
Red Cross
Col. Hodgetts
Wilkie Society
Regina
W. Rothwell
Canadian Red Cross Society
Wilkie
Sask
London
Toronto
ED. McCallum
Cockshutt Implement Co Expands Distribution From Wilkie
Mr. Wheeler of Cockshutt Implement Co visited Wilkie to oversee distribution plans. K. D. Webster named agent for reshipment along three branch lines from Wilkie. Company expects a distribution warehouse soon as conditions warrant. Large consignments handled this season with more due to arrive.
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Wheeler
Cockshutt Implement Company
Wilkie
Cockhart Company
K. D. Webster
Cockshutt
Presbyterian Bible Class Praises Saskatchewan Liquor Ban Plan
A letter from Knox Presbyterian Church Bible Class of Wilkie Saskatchewan to Premier Walter Scott applauds his July 1st plan to banish the bar. The unaminously passed resolution lauds the reform as a great step forward for Canada and trusts the Premier’s leadership.
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Walter Scott
Presbyterian Church
Wilkie
Saskatchewan
Knox Presbyterian Church
Canada
Secy
Wilkie, Sask
Football Club Re-forms with Elections and Plans
The Football Club re formed with a Wednesday meeting at the Fire Hall drawing good attendance. Officers for the ensuing year were elected and committees appointed to select the team colors and secure uniforms. An undeposited balance of 9.50 appeared on last week’s balance sheet.
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Wilkie Football Club
Fficers
Western Forces Mobilize at Camp and Cities in Canada
Western troops will mobilize at Sewell Camp in Medicine Hat and Calgary. New headquarters buildings will be erected as Italy is expected to join the war within a couple of weeks. Some bettors in Lloyds forecast the war ending before the end of September. Ain Reid on Paris has failed, and damage was light. Cal F D, commander, was killed.
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Dave L. Town
Chatham
New Brunswick
Dave Row
C. P. R. Overseas Construction Corp
Europe
Canada
Sewell Camp
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Italy
Ain Reid
Paris
Sunbeam Flour Letter Contest Offers Sunbeam Prizes
The Wilkie Milling Co invites letters explaining why women prefer Sunbeam flour with prizes of 5 dollars in Sunbeam Flour for first place, 3 dollars for second, and 2 dollars for third. Letters should compare Sunbeam to prior flours on color texture loaf expansion taste and workability.
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Wilkie Milling Co
Wilkie
Adone
Wilkie Milling
Public School Board Minutes March 23 1915
The board adopts minutes of the previous meeting and approves the letter to Short Cross Biggar Co. A committee of Morton and Schaab to review damage to the higher grade rooms and charge repairs to the pupils' parents if not repaired. The Lawn Tennis Club is granted use of the Assembly hall for an April 16 event. Accounts 1 to 4 are approved. adjournment to March 30. The High School Board meets March 23 with Macdonald Morton Schaab Whittlen Ford present. Secretary to reply to Miss Hope Weir and to arrange meetings with Imperial Bank local manager. Accounts 1 to 3 are approved. adjournment to March 30.
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Public School Board
R. J. Macdonald
F. W. Morton
J. P. Hermann
G. R. Fleming
A. Schaab
Short, Cross, Biggar & Co
Car
Mar and
Car. A
Car. F. W. Morton
W. Morton
J. A. Whittlen
A. Ford
Mies Hope Weir
Messrs. Macdonald
Schaab
Ford
Imperial Bank
A. B. Ford
PF. W. Morton
Arend Guilty on New Counts Sentenced in Saskatoon Case
Joseph Arend found guilty on newer counts for misappropriating funds of Saskatchewan Elevator Co Limited while acting as their agent at Leipzig. Judge A D Dickson of Humbert sentenced him to one year in gaol with hard labor as the hearing, which lasted almost the entire day, concluded.
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Scott
Sask
Joseph Arend
Saskatchewan Elevator Co. Limited
Leipzig
Ald
A.D. Dickson
Humbert
Saskatoon Phoenix
Narrow Lake News Look Ahead to Meetings and Roads
News notes from Narrow Lake report visitors at Wilkie events and Mr Sackville moving home. Wood-sawing dominates work with Mr McGaw handling large jobs. The Narrow Lake Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs George Maxlow on April 1 at 1pm and hopes for better roads. The March Homemakers Club met at Mrs F J Lloyd with seven members and one visitor. Shamrock decor and an informative paper by Searan Hyndman. The April meeting will be at Mrs Crump’s at 4 o'clock.
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Narrow Lake Ladies Aid
Mra. Geo. Maxlow's
Siam
Narrow Lake Homemakers Club
Mra. F. J. Lloyd
Ratepayer Meeting for Division 5 Sees Road Funding and Gopher Tax
Minutes from a Division 5 ratepayers meeting chaired by Councillor Parish detail discussions on herd law fencing rules, road construction requests for at least 26 to 50 percent of current taxes, gopher poison bounty and application timelines, and a vote to pursue a government hail insurance referendum. The gathering valued municipal insights and adjourned after thanks to the chairman.
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Ees
R. M. Rne
Pan Muir
Parish
Parish Jd
Demsuehly
Ant Tetoerakoughly
Wellers
Local Notes and Family Updates in Phippen
Mrs Eikle visits her parents Mr and Mrs Michael. Born at the Adanac hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Martin. William L Olwen unloading lumber this week. C E Stodders traveled to Battleford as a delegate to the L C L. Snow largely melted but mud remains. Mrs Raynor of Adlanac visiting her niece Mrs H M Olsen. Clarence Thompson did a little business. Robert Martin building a new house west of town. Mr Martin a pioneer and progressive figure. Hartley McKenzie moving to his farm after leaving a dwelling. B Stedders hauling lumber to his farm north of town for a new barn. Mr Stodders ha quiet end.
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Adanac Hospital
Robert Martin
Mr. Martin
Peak Fny
B. Stedders
Mr. Stodders
Not as Good as Reported at Rainey African Hunt Pictures
Crowds gathered at Elite Motion Picture House on Monday for Rain ey s African Hunt Pictures advertised as special but the feature proved dull and overused. The wildlife shots at water holes were the clearest aspect, though the footage likely came from long range and lacked novelty.
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Motion Picture
Rainey
African Hunt Pictures
Ford & Mon Takes Over Hawiness at Madlebn-Hancock Block
Under new management Ford & Mon will run the Hawiness formerly run by A. A. Ford. Mr Gha Whe will move into the Colwell residence, recently vacated by Mia Wilkinson who plans to leave for the east with her husband in a few days.
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A. A. Ford Hawiness
Madlebn-Hancock
Lawle
Ford & Mon
Gha Whe
Colwell
Hevieg Lowest
Mia Wilkinson
Scott Her
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Tennis Club
Gun Club
Basketball
Aut
Dulmage Bik
R. H. Robertson
Gordon Ellis
the Mens Store
Red Cross Society Notes
Lloyd’s
Cal
F. D
Arend
Narrow Lake News
Hopkins
Jorday Lant
EB. C. Sackville
Felix Caw
Spence Sackville
McGaw
Phippen
Mrs. Eikle
Mr. and
Mra. Michael
Wm. L. Olwen
C. E. Stodders
Battleford
Wm. L. Olsen
Mrs. Raynor
Adlanac
Mrs. H. M. Olsen
Clarence Thompson
Hartley McKenzie
Snesietaen
BeEneen
E. H. Dulmageilkie
Elite Theatre
W. Rudd
Invictus
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