District News Briefs From Local Community
Jane 8 Mem Hanson motored to York returning Monday. Miss Emlyn Mar eters wed Mr Frederick Simpson by Rev J M Telford. W D Mra family visiting Leslie. W J MacDonald spoke in Wellnentoy. Red mm Sout held at Mrs Nickol's. Kel Kai Club met to discuss socks for local boys overseas. Mr Ira O'Dell attended L O C F convention at Pte John Reid of Regina in Saskatoon. Hugh Porter’s funeral attended Cupar as local observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel Kai
Sota
Losal
Bimpatt
Burden
Saskatoon
Ira O'Dell
John Reid
Regina
Perfect Cure Promised for Weeping Eczema Marketed Remedies
An ad proclaims relief from severe eczema with products like Soothe Galva and Fruit-e-tives. It notes dealers in Wea selling at 6 for $2.00 and Ottawa mail order options, plus a trial size for 2s. Soldiers Commission plans arrival in Regina and Foam Lake next week. The notice also reports a wedding in Bredenbury for Harry Sargent with Warren Sargent and family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Ball
Wea
Ottawa
Regina
Foam Lake
Larson and Bokofsky Family Visits to Yorkton
Janeith John Larson of A. Macdonald Co Yorkton spent the weekend with his parents in Yorkton. Mr and Mrs Sam Bokofsky and family made a business trip to Yorkton Friday. Miss Belle Alm spent Sunday at her Kelliber home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larson
A. Macdonald Co
Yorkton
Sam Bokofsky
Kelliber
Theodore vote settles dispute as village wins
An arbitrator ruled in favor of the Municipality of Insinger against Theodore over a local dispute. The piece notes ongoing community matters including school planning, a proposed new school building, and the movement of hardware business to Rhein. Various local residents are mentioned in social and civic contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C. Larson
Henry Markham
Yorkton
Theodore
Insinger
Wminger
By Bros
Railway Avenue
Doc. Erickson
Nels Frederickson
James Twentyman
Dora Oe
Gladwin
2Eeter
Mire
Mona
Pearl Ucogar
Leona Frederickson
Jone Std
Wynyard
W. E. Ekinwye
J.B. K. Jensen
Denmark
Es Ion
John Hooge
Vans
Mosars
Austin
Petheon
Spicer
Fer Mertin
Jane
Martin
Command of the Queen’s officers noted in war report
The letter describes a royal audience with officers and men praising recent feats. It mentions a conductor entering hospital for appendicitis and the port visit for charity. it also notes public interest in a historic rescue and calls for rationing energy use amid daylight saving observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeeen
Zebrugar
Port
Smouth
Ubie
Travellers Aid Report for May 1018
The report notes ninety three trainees and over sixty dependents aided by GurrHome relief. Many came from distant places seeking meals and shelter. Two cases required medical help. a stranded mother with a child was placed under care for three days. Hospital helpers and night rows accommodated families and maids found housing.
Daylight Saving Talk Prompts Longer Daylight Hours
A public discussion suggests extending daylight hours to reduce electricity demand for the quarter. Proponents argue one more hour of light could cut power use and provide practical benefits for daily life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
Union Bank of Canada
A. G. Donaldson
D. A. Small
District News
Hanson
York
R. J. Campbell
Emlyn Mareters
Frederick Simpson
J. M. Telford
W.D
Mra, W. Dobson
Family
Fat Leslie
W. J. MacDonald
BR. White
Sheba
Thurs
E. McBeth
Eczema
Janeith
L E Trompeon
Asquith
Lottie Stretton
M. Bokofeky
Winnipeg
A Fiedler
Rosemount
Ander
Miltary Service Aas
Great Britain
Am ofBera
Corona
Military Service Branch
Department OF Justice
Dunlo
Dunlop
Cuba
Yorktown
Texas
Canmla Food Board
L. Shwortz
Vancouver
Victoria
Alaska
Grand Trunk Pacific Ry
Grand Trunk Pacific Steamships
Grand Trunk Pacific
W. J. Quinlan
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