Humboldt Journal

Oct. 11 The Melfort Mustangs put an end to their two-game losing streak in emphatic fashion as they routed the Melville Millionaires 8-1 in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action in Melfort on Oct. 11.

The National Football League always seems to have a controversy and last week was no different. No, this was not a political controversy, but it was still a social one.

All five Saskatchewan Party leadership candidates gathered at Tobin Lake at a supper organized by the local Carrot River Valley constituency association. The supper at the Shorebird Inn Oct.

A familiar name to Tisdale residents spoke to a group of federal MLAs asking for suggestions to improve competitiveness and productivity of Canadian businesses.

I loved it when I was in Saskatoon and Halifax, because the sheer accessibility of crafts, art and culture is mind-boggling. Here is something that might surprise people: we have that here in Humboldt and area, too.

While people may not think about the importance of going to work each day, for many people in Humboldt and Saskatchewan, finding employment can be difficult.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Oct. 22, 1997

Seniors Girls Boys Heidi Svenson, Tisdale Shawn McAdam, Tisdale Brooklyn Yelle, Hudson Bay Miles Berrand, Hudson Bay Danae Harpham, Tisdale Juniors Girls Boys Mackenzie Johnson, Melfort Garrit Perkins, Star City Rashae Hue, Hudson Bay Colten McAvoy,

The City of Humboldt saw an old act return as Steve Palmer came back to Humboldt on Oct. 5 for a show at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church. Palmer has played in Humboldt many times before, including several during Humboldt’s Canada Day festivities.

Adjustments were made to Nipawin council’s remuneration and travel compensation policies. The new remuneration policy, passed at the Oct.