Wilkie to Cut Knife Every Tuesday and Friday
Wilkie announces a schedule to cut a knife on rotating Tuesdays and Fridays. The plan lists mixed sessions with unclear details about timing and location.
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Newspaper
Wilkie Press
Location
Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
8
Wilkie announces a schedule to cut a knife on rotating Tuesdays and Fridays. The plan lists mixed sessions with unclear details about timing and location.
Local items report births including three daughters born in May, visits from Mrs. H. Elis and others, plant and lumber business updates at Reliance Lumber Company, and Wilkie Mill activity. Community events include Knox Church ice cream social and football crowding with ice cream and cake. Nearby farming and twine pricing noted along with local housing and insurance references.
Notice from L. P. D. Noel agent of decision lands at Battleford listing parcels in Sel Metlidan to Township 21, Range west of the Meridian for sale on May 2. Includes district towns Lloydminster Unity Macklin Wilkir and more with terms and location details. Public bidding to be conducted through the Secretary of Lands in Ottawa.
Farmers urged to ship cream to Unity creameries where returns rise with cream quality. Notices note prices depend on grade, with shipments issued bi monthly. For details contact the Unity Creamery Manager or Regina’s Dairy Branch.
The Town of Wilkie invites bids for a water main extension project including trenching to one foot deep, tapping, curb cocks, and pipe from the main to the street line. The town will supply pipe, cocks, tapping machine, and related equipment. Contractors must provide labor and materials at the stated rate per linear foot.
David Ross son of Alex Ross visits from Canada after five years away. A telegraph office graduate, he worked with W. A. Tel. Co. in Fredericton and later joined the Co. P. R. Sask. Division as operator and brakeman. He returns to renew old acquaintances.
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