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clamation in 1920-21-22. Warden of the Anglican Church. Scoutmaster local Scouts. Sec.-treas. School Board. President Dramatic Society. Anglican. Conservative. Address, Mossbank.

 

 

Ross: Thomas George, Assiniboia. Born at Collingwood, Ont., 1885, a son of Thomas and Mary (McCall) Ross. Married Therza C. Greiner, of Spring Valley, Minn., 19l7, and has one son. Educated at the Morris, Minn., schools. Born on a farm in Ontario, and farmed for some years in Minn. Came to Moosomin, 1902. Mr. Ross farmed and was a grain-buyer at Moosomin and Red Jacket. Came to Weyburn, Sask., 1911, and was a travelling salesman for the International Harvester Co. Entered the implement business at Viceroy, Sask. Organized and was first Overseer of that village; first president of its Board of Trade. Came to Assiniboia, 1912, engaged in the implement business, opening his present furniture and embalming business, which is one of the finest-equipped institutions west of Winnipeg. Mr. Ross has served on the Town Council for four years; a member of the Board of Trade since its inception; was sub-agent for Dominion Lands during the war. Member of the Curling Club; member of the Masonic Lodge, A.F. and A.M.; Oddfellow. Conservative. Methodist. Address, Assiniboia, Sask.

 

PATTERSON: Thomas Erskine, D.C., B.Sc., Doctor of Chiropractic, Saskatoon. Born at Hamilton, 1884, son of John and Sarah (Wye) Patterson. Married Hortense Duval, 1907, and has four sons and a daughter. Educated at the Hamilton Public and High Schools, Palmer School and the Universal College, Chiropractic, Davenport, Ia. Scotch ancestry. Family from Roxburghshire, Scotland. Pioneers of Wentworth county. Dr. Patterson graduated from the Palmer School in 1912, and holds the degree of B.Sc. from the Universal College. On the opening of the Can-

 

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