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1922; Member of the Retail Merchants' Association, Board of Trade, director of the Agricultural Society; president of the local Liberal Association, past master of Britannia Lodge, 23, A.F. and A.M. Presbyterian. Liberal. Address, Lloydminster.

 

COOKE: Robert Judson, M.D., physician and surgeon, Wolseley. Born near Merrickville, Ont., 1870,a son of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Grey) Cooke. Married Ellen Sunter of Meaford, and has two sons and two daughters. Educated at Merrickville public school, Winnipeg Collegiate, Wesley College in arts, and Manitoba University in medicine. Came west in 1886 with his father's family and settled at Boissevain, Man. After leaving the Collegiate, taught school and was the principal of the Melita High School for three years. Graduated from Manitoba College. in 1902. Was house surgeon Winnipeg Hospital for a year, and came to Wolseley in 1903, and purchased the practice of the Hon. Dr. Elliott, afterwards forming a partnership with him. To-day practises alone and has a large and increasing practice in Wolseley and neighborhood. Is a member of the Saskatchewan Medical Association, has been a member of the local School Board for ten years, member of the Town Council for four years, and was elected Mayor twice. Member of the Masonic Lodge, A.F. and A.M., Royal Arch; Oddfellows. President of the Wolseley Chess Club. Attended the Polyclinic in 1906 at Rochester. Farms on a large scale. In politics is an Independent. Member of the Union Church. Address, Wolseley, Sask.

 

 

 

 

ESTEY: James Wilfred, B.A LL.B., Crown Prosecutor, Saskatoon, barrister and solicitor (Gilchrist, Hogarth & Estey). Born at Frederickton, N.H., 1889, son of Byron L. and Sarah A. (Kee) Estey. Married Muriel. Baldwin, of N.H., 1916, and has two sons. Educated at the Fredericton public and high schools, University of N.H., Harvard University (1915, LL.B.).

 

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