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Schools. Scotch ancestry (Perthshire and Argylshire). Family came to Saskatchewan in 1882; drove from Brandon, Manitoba (nearest railway) ; homesteaded. This farm still in possession of the family. Articled in law to A. M. Mathewson, Arcola. Called to the bar, 1913. Practised in partnership with the late Captain H. A. Archer, until his death (killed in action at Lens). Mr. McLellan joined the C.E.F., Jan., 1915, C.M.R.'s; overseas that winter; France, spring of 1916-thirty-one months in France with 38th and 39th Batteries. He is a Trustee of the High School Board; member of the Saskatchewan Law Assn. Presbyterian. Conservative. Member of the Curling and Golf Club. Address, Arcola,; Bask.

 

McNEICE: Jakes Joseph, barrister, Foam Lake, Sask. Born Tregarva, Sask., son of T. J. McNeice and Mrs. (Kelly) McNeice. Married Miss M. J. Broderick, May 19th, 1917, and has a son and daughter. Educated Lumsden public schools, Regina College and Wetmore Hall, Regina. Studied law with Mackenzie, Brown & Co., Regina. Called to the Saskatchewan bar, Jan. 1st, 1919. Has practised at Foam Lake since April 1st, 1919. Member Masonic Lodge, A.F. and A.M.; member and Noble Grand, Foam Lake Lodge, LO.O.F. He is a Methodist. Recreations, tennis and curling.

 

MACKAY: Hector, barrister (McKim, Gerrand & MacKay), barristers. Born Teeswater, Ont., 1883, a son Of Murdoch and Catherine (MacVicar) McKay. Married Clara Brown, 1916. Educated at Teeswater Public School, Portage la Prairie, Man., High. Family came to Pictou county, N.S., from Scotland in the early eighties. Mr. Mackay taught school in Manitoba and Saskatchewan for ten years. Articled to L. T. McKim, he was admitted to the bar hi 1921, when he entered into the present partnership. Presbyterian. Liberal. Member K.O.T.M. Lodge. Recreations, curling and tennis. Address, Melville.

 

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