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Pauline M. Weiss in 1905, and has two sons and one daughter. Educated at the Red Wing, Minn., schools. Comes of German stock; Hanover. Grandfather came to the U.S.A., to Chicago; afterwards settled in Minnesota. Father born in Chicago. Mr. Bussee was born on a farm and for a number of years followed that profession, North Dakota, coming to Saskatchewan in 1906; located at Gull Lake, homesteaded; still farms 320 acres. Opened present hardware business in 1907. Member of the local Council; was one of its first members when the town was organized. First Mayor of Gull Lake. Member of the School Board; member of the Retail Merchants' Association. Charter member of Cypress Lodge, A.F. and A.M.; is Past Master of the Lodge. Presbyterian. Liberal. Address, Gull Lake.

 

 

BELLAMY: John, Moose Jaw, pioneer merchant of the Moose Jaw district. From a modest beginning has built up what is probably the largest and most complete furniture and funeral directing houses west of Toronto. This business at present under the management of his son, Norman Bellamy. Mr. Bellamy has been connected with the Methodist Church in Moose Jaw since its early start. He has always taken a deep interest in civic affairs that pertain to the welfare of the city. Mrs. Bellamy has also been connected with many local Societies and has been active in all charitable work for many year.

 

BRADLEY: Wm. Robert, J.P., Mayor of Hanley (1923). Born at Harriston, 1873, son of John and Susan (Murphy) Bradley Married Mary Olive Hunt, 1900;- has three sons. Educated at Harriston schools. North of Ireland stock. Mayor Bradley learned the tailoring business with his father and worked for T. Fallis, Park River, N.D., and was afterwards in business for himself at Langdon, N.C. Came to Strasbourg. in 1906; homesteaded; tailoring business in Strasbourg, Suth-

 

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