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gave birth to the present Massey-Harris 00. Opened present business, which he has carried on through the years. The Bell Farm consisted of 64,000 acres and had over 7,O0O in crop. Mr. Sherwood is a member of the Masonic fraternity. An Anglican. Conservative. Takes a keen interest in sport and has been a well known polo player for years. This is his principal recreation, with golf and riding. Address, Indian. Head. Saskatchewan.

 

STEPHENSON: Walter Attwood, jeweler; Mayor of Kindersley (1922-23). Born, Renfrew, Ont., a son of Henry and Hannah (Soper) Stephenson. Married Edna Grigg, of London, England, 1905, and has two sons and a daughter. Educated at the Renfrew Public. and High Schools. English stock. Father came to Canada in the early fifties and settled at Renfrew, where he engaged in the furniture business. Mayor Stephenson learned the jewellery business in Renfrew and came west in 1899; Boissevain, Man. Indian Head, Sask.; and Victoria, B.O., and Winnipeg. Came to Kindersley, 1910, and opened present business. One of the first; business places in the pioneer days of the town. He is a member of the Board of Trade member of the Council for many years, where his devotion to the civic welfare of the town was rewarded by elevation to the Mayor's chair. He was one of the first members of the local School Board; a life member of the Agricultural Society; a. Mason. Presbyterian. Oddfellow. In politics, an. Independent. Recreations curling, hunting and golf. Address, Kindersley.

 

 

SCOTT: Charles Andrew, barrister and solicitor. Born at Morden, Man., 1891, son of Stewart and Anne (McIntyre) Scott. Educated at the Morden Schools Public and High. Scotch descent. Father came to Canada from Hawick in the border district. Settled near London, Ont., and farmed. Came west in 1885 mercantile business at Morden, Man. Mr. Scott was

 

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