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English, history, and languages, Strathcona High School, 1901, 1902. Read law with Judge Johnson, 1902. Called to the bar, partner with Jones, Gordon & Bryant, 1906. Allan, Gordon, Bryant & Gordon, 1906-1914. Secretary Provincial Conservative Association, 1911, 1912. President Regina Conservative Association, 1914. Secretary Regina County Conservative Association. Chairman Regina Public School Board, 1917-18. Grand Master of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, Canadian North-west, 1914-1915. President Regina Canadian Club, 1916-17. President Saskatchewan School Trustees' Association 1917 to 1924. President Saskatchewan Provincial Conservative Association, 1921 to 1923. President Regina Vacant Lots and Gardens Association, 1915 to 1917. Elder of Knox Church, Regina. Presbyterian. Address, Albert St., Regina, Sask.

 

THOMSON: Harold Francis, born at Wolseley, Saskatchewan, May 22nd, 1885, a son of Levi Thomson, KC., of Wolseley, and his wife, Mabel Maud (Perley) Thomson. Married Ethel May Martin, daughter of Charles Martin and Eliza Anne (Wardell) Martin, of Regina, 19th of August, 1914, and has two daughters. Educated at public school, Wolseley, Collegiate Institute, Portage la Prairie, and Wesley College, Man. Articled as a student-at-law to Levi Thomson, K.C., of Thomson & Kennedy, June, 1903, in the Law Society of the North-west Territories. Called to the bar of the North-west Territories on the 30th of September, 1908. Practised as junior member of the firm of Balfour, Martin, Casey, Brown & Thomson, at Regina. Formed a partnership with T. D. Brown, K.C., present Director of Prosecutions under the Saskatchewan Temperance Act, at Regina, present style of firm being Brown, Thomson, McLean, Graham & Brown. Kiwanian. Methodist; chairman of the Finance Board of the Metropolitan Church, Regina. A director of the Y.M.C.A. Member of the Assiniboia Club, Wascana

 

 

 

 

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