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tary Hospital; Shorncliffe Military Hospital, Medical Board work. Returned to Canada, June, 1917, head officer medical board, office Ottawa, Regina Medical Board, Medical Examiner to B.P.C., Unit Medical Director, June 15th, 1922. Secretary of the Craik School Boards for eight years. Member of the Masonic

Order, P.D.D.G.M. Methodist. Liberal. Address, Regina.

 

ALLINGHAM: Arthur Wellesley; M.D., physician, Broadview, Sask. Born Belleville, Ont., Sept. 12th, 1864, son of Hugh and Clara (White) Allingham. Married Margaret Hawkins, Nov. 2nd, 1891, and has three sons and three daughters. His son, Hugh Carter Allingham, killed at St. Eloi, served with 32nd Battalion; transferred to 10th Battalion. Dr. Allingham was educated at the public school of Warkworth, Ont.; Peterboro Collegiate and Trinity University, Toronto. Practised in California in partnership with his brother, Dr. Luther Allingham.
Came to Broadview, 1893, where he has practised ever since. He has been chairman of the School Board for many years. Member of the Council. Mayor for several terms. Medical Health Officer for Broadview. Methodist. Conservative. Address, Broadview, Sask.

 

ALLAN: James Henry, physician, B.A., M.D., C.M. Born Osgoode, Ont., 1865; son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Allan. Married Annie E. Barker, of Mass., U.S.A., 1898. Educated Osgoode public school, Ottawa Collegiate, McGill University; B.A., 1892; M.D., C.M., 1895. Dr. Allan- comes of Irish stock. Came to Canada from County Tyrone, settled in Carleton County, Ont., where he farmed for many years. After leaving school Dr. Allan engaged in the teaching profession and was at Kemptville and North Gower, Ont. Graduating from McGill in 1895, he practised at Upham, King's county, N.B., remaining there six years. Came west in 1903, to Yellow Grass, where

 

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