Share via Share via... Twitter Facebook Pinterest × Forget-1905 Forget, Saskatchewan, Canada Forget- 1905 2 Elevators Andrew Gage Grain Co., 30,000 bushels, Company started by John C. Gage, Gage's father, and Arthur Andrews. It became the International Grain Company in 1905. Robert Moore & Co., 30,000 bushels. Robert Culver Agent at Robert Moore & Co. Implement Dealers Deering Implement Business- Joseph Aimie Forcier b- Feb 1878 in USA from Arcola sold John Deere Plows, Canada Carriages, Fairchild and Moline Wagons, Cock o' the North, Threshing Outfits, twine etc. wife- Marie “Mary” Ellen Forcier, nee Gaucher b- Aug 1878 in USA daughter- Mary Blanche Sarah Forcier b- Aug 23, 1906 in Forget SK son- Joseph Nelson Albert “Jack” Forcier b- Apr 12, 1908 in Forget SK Brother to Joseph- Ralph Forcier b- July 1891 in MB another Brother- Armand Forcier b- Apr 1890 in MB 1911 they were all living in Carrington Massey-Harris Co. Implements- J. B. Jacquemart sold Massey-Harris Verity plows Brantford Carriages, Brandon Pumps, and windmills, Sawyer and Massey threshing outfits. He must have died before 1911 widow Josephine shown as head children Frank, Otto and Agatha McCormick Co. Implements- Anselme “Simon” Clermont b- Jan 1856 in Quebec he also operated a Livery and Feed Stable. wife- Clara Cleremont, nee Gendrean b- Sept 1861 in Quebec daughter- Marie Bridgett Delia Clermont, b- Feb 19, 1906 in Forget SK Other Livery was operated by the Flood Brothers, who came from London ON. 2 Hardware Stores- Moose Mountain Lumber and Hardware Co. and S. Ernest Dahlquist, who owned a photograph store in Arcola, before Forget. Leading Lumber Merchants, Robertson and Bishop 4 General Stores Louis Armand Huel had a General Store, He came from Finlay MB in 1901 b- Sept 1874 in Loisey France 1911 he was a Real Estate agent in Carrington married Leontine Huel, nee Careme, at Forget. b- July 1886 in France d- ca Aug 6, 1936, age 51 drowned in Wood River near Gravelbourg SK She came to Canada with her parents in 1890. They settled at Grande Clairiere MB They moved to Gravelbourg in 1917. son- Gaston Huel b- Aug 1900 in MB living in Montreal 1936 son- Roger Huel b- d- Living in Gravelbourg 1936 2 daughters- Mrs. Germaine Cormier living in Montreal 1936 Irene Huel b- ? living in Gravelbourg in 1936 Adolphe Huel was Louis's brother. He was also born in France, came to Canada ca 1888. Adolphe was Mayor of Gravelbourg for 9 years, ending in 1944. Adolphe died in a car accident June 1948. John Elliott, from Lucknow ON. and Napinka MB., had another General Store. 1911 he was in Carrington b- Feb 1846, in ON wife Annie Elliott b- May 1869 in ON son- Graham Elliott b- June 1893 in ON Joseph Gratton had another General Store. 3 Blacksmith shops John Tuesnelle, from Glengarry Co. ON Moulin and Fomblein Alphonse Huel, came to Forget in 1903 he was elected Overseer of Forget. 2 Real Estate Offices Bakery Laundry Photo Gallery, Operated by William St. Germain He was in Gravelbourg in 1924 family came to Alma district, Canada in 1896 from Bathgate, ND. Family came from Quebec to Sedalia Missouri, 35 years before his father's death in 1924. then to Bathgate. father- George St. Germain b- 1845 in Yamaska Co., Quebec d- May 4, 1924, in La Salette Church, in Stoughton SK, age 79 mother- Delima LaFrance she died ca 1921 George was one of the early pioneers in the district. Butcher Shop Operated by C. Foy Harness Shop, operated by Daniel Gilbert (J.?) Hattie, b- Feb 4, 1877, in Lower Caledonia, Guysborough, NS d- July 24, 1952, North Vancouver, BC, age 75 married Jennie Teressa (Thresa?) (Theresa?) “Jane” Hattie, nee Greenwood daughter of William Greenwood, and Martha O'Brien Daniel's daughter- Etta May Hattie b- May 10, 1906 in Forget d- Aug 20, 1912 in Vancouver BC, age 6 son- Roy Gilbert Hattie b- Mar 17, 1908, in Forget son- James Earnest Hattie b- Jan 30, 1910 in North Vancouver BC d- Dec 14, 1976 in Vancouver BC Daniel's father- James Lauchlin Hattie mother- Susannah Catherine McDaniel 2 Hotels The Palace, built in 1904, 3 story, 46ft x 46ft, brick veneered. owned by Louis Siaud, and Alexander James McDonald Louis Siaud wife- Camille Guillout son Maximilien Paul Marcel b- Mar 30, 1907, in Forget Alexander James McDonald wife- Fannie Anna Nerinckx son- Edward Alexander McDonald b- Nov 1, 1908, in Forget The Imperial, owner Mr. Donald John “Dan” McDougall who came from Arcola wife- Elizabeth N. McDougall, nee Youngson son- John Donald McDougall b- May 11, 1907 in Forget daughter- Hughina Alexandria McDougall b- Oct 21, 1905 in Forget Dr. and Dentist Dr. McGregor, graduate of McGill College He also owned the Town Drug and Stationary Store. It was managed by a qualified Chemist and Druggist. Dentist- Albert Wilson Beatty, L.D.S., Lived in Arcola, Irish nationality, Methodist, b- Jan 1875 in (probably Nottawasaga, Simcoe North) ON shown in Dentist registry Nov 26, 1904, no 108 He travelled to Carlyle as well. father- Francis Beatty, mother- Sarah Ann wife- Maud E. Beatty, nee Mills b- Apr 1880 in ON son- Bryant Ellsworth Beatty b- Sept 10, 1908 in Arcola SK CPR CPR Pumphouse and Depot, Mr. Saerle, CPR Agent in 1905 formerly from Regina and Pense. Church St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church built in 1905, 76ft x 40ft., with vestry 28ft x 22 ft. It had a stone foundation, building had a brick veneer. opened Oct 1, 1905 Forget-1905 Forget- 1920-1921 © Last modified: 2018/02/20 12:45by dlgent Log In