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hospitals for two years. Came to Maple Creek in 1908, where he enjoys a large and increasing practice., Chairman of the School Board for four years; member of the Town Council; member of the Saskatchewan and Ontario Medical Associations; member of the Masonic Order. Methodist. Progressive. Address, Maple Creek.

 

DUNBAR: Donald Culloden, proprietor and publisher Estevan Mercury. Born at Orangeville, Ont., 1865, son of Francis Grant and Matilda (Culloden) Dunbar. Married Jean Sewell 1905, . and has three children. Educated at the Orangeville public and high schools; father came to Canada from Murrayshire, Scotland; settled in Dufferin County. Architect in early life and was afterwards Division Court Clerk at Shelbourne. Mr. Dunbar in early life was engaged in the banking business with several banks, latterly with the Traders' Bank. Came west to N.W.T. in 1903, where he became Homestead Inspector at Oxbow. In 1905 purchased the Mercury plant which he has enlarged and improved until to-day it is one of the most up-to-date printing plants in Southern Saskatchewan (linotype and motor power). The paper has a large circulation and exercises a great moral influence in the community. Mr. Dunbar is president of the Federal Assiniboia Liberal Association; president St. Andrew's Society; member of the Dominion and Saskatchewan Press Assoc.; member and chairman High School Board; member of the I.O.O.F. Presbyterian. Liberal. Address, Estevan.

 

DOUGLAS: Lieutenant David, Asst. Insp. of Taxation, Saskatoon. Born at Dundee, Scotland, 1871, son of David and Amelia (Downing) Douglas. Married Susie May Snider, 1904, and has one daughter. Educated at the Blackheath schools. In early life in the theatrical profession, with D'Oyley Carte Opera Com. p3;nies (Gilbert and Sullivan Operas), with Henry

 

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