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to Arras. Was through the Somme, Vimy preparations. Invalided to England. Returned to Canada, Sept.,1917. Served on Draft Tribunals. Attended Vocational School, Saskatoon (study of municipal work). Assistant sec.-treas., Strasbourg. Appointed postmaster, March, 1919. Mr. Bragg was one of the organizers of the Davidson Branch, G.W.V.A.; was it::; first president; member of the Provincial Executive. Member of the Town Council four years. Member of the Masonic Order; Knights of Pythias Protestant. Address, post office, Davidson.

 

MILLER: Thomas, editor Moose Jaw Times and News. Born Grand Valley, Ont., 1876, son of James and Ann (Cowlings) Miller. Married Grace McGreggor Keay, 1897, and has a son and two daughters. Educated at the Regina public and high schools. Learned the printing business on the Regina Standard under the late J. K. MacInnis, and the Hon. Walter Scott. Came to Moose Jaw with Mr. Scott in 1894, as foreman. Moose Jaw Times; alter Mr. Scott purchased the Regina Leader, Mr. Miller accompanied him to that city as foreman of the Leader, returning to Moose Jaw in 1896, as Manager of the Times under Mr. Scott, who had acquired it. Leader-Times Co. organized, 1902. Mr. Miller became a. shareholder and remained as manager. Times Company disposed of Leader. In 1906 he became managing director and editor Times Pub., Ltd. Has been member of Public and Collegiate School Boards for nine years. . President of Board of Trade, of which he has been a member for many years. Member A.F. and A.M. Lodge; Rotary Club. Liberal. Presbyterian. Recreation, golf. Address, Moose Jaw, Sask.

 

MAKAROFF: Peter George, B.A., LL.B., barrister (Makaroff & Bates). Born in Russia in 1896, son of Gregory and Praskovia (Postnikova) Makaroff. Married Helen Marshall in 1920, and has one son. Educated at the Friends School, Media, Pa., U.S.; Petrofka Public School, Rosthern Public School, High

 

 

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