Birtle News Roundup From Winnipeg to Local Events
Miss Sharman and other girls travel to Winnipeg for Normal School training. Local real estate listings by C H Wilsor note sales or rentals of farms and town lots. Officials including Superintendent Baker and Vice-President Brydges journey west to Saltcoats then east. J A Murdoch heads to Southern Manitoba. Jno Howson returns and resumes barber work. Lariviere elected at Dominion House Provencher. Birtle seeks 2500 from Local Government for seed grain. new houses planned as material arrives. Methodist church ladies plan entertainment February 19 at Mrs Clarkle’s residence. John F Bartley, long ill with heart disease, dies. funeral at Birtley Cemetery. A mule with a homeward card wanders to Rev Hodnett’s farm. Christian Workers group formed for youth at Birtle Methodist Church. service at Wattsview February 11. St George’s Church sermons by Rev Burwan next Sunday. Indian Mission Fund collections. MP C J Mickle leaves for Winnipeg to attend Local Legislature session. calls for strong Law Amendments Committee. Special St George’s service Monday. Burman to speak on Indian Mission Work and fund for new Winnipeg mission. M N W Railway settling vacant lands near Birth with Swedes. seven families located. about fifty more en route. H Sharman resumes duties as principal. school enrollments rise to about seventy-five under Mr Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Brydges
Saltcoats
Birtle
J. A. Murdoch
Manitoba
Jno. Howson
Lariviere
Dominion House
Provenchershop
Methodist Church
Cfarkle
John F. Bartley
Birtley
C. J. Mickle
M. P
Winnipeg
Mr. Mickle
St. George's Church
Burman
Public Auction of Lands in Shoal Lake Manitoba
By virtue of a mortgage power of sale lands in Shoal Lake County Manitoba will be offered at public auction by Charles Pilling Esq on the 1th January 1859 at the Little Central Hotel Brandon at twelve o clock noon. Twenty percent of purchase money is payable at sale. Sale terms and conditions will be made known on sale day or on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pilling
Little Central
City of
Brandon
County of Shoal Lake
Manitoba
Joseph Wolf
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Province of
Shoal Lake
Merock & Ronarts
Vendors Solicitors
Main St
Notice of separation and credit embargo by James Kidd Hay
Public notice states that Eliza Hay left without cause and James Kidd Hay will not be responsible for anything supplied to her on his credit. He warns others against extending credit or goods in his name. Birtle, Dec 31, 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hay
James Kidd Hay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church OF England
Wennessay
W. T. Mitton
M.A
Binscarth
Presbyterian Church
Birtle Town
Toddburn
Rossburn
Sharman
Nelson
Solagirth
Ella Teeple
C. H. Wilsor
Mr. Hodnett
Band of Christian Workers
Chturc
Wattsview
W. A. Burwan
Griswold
Indian Mission Fund
M. & N. W. Railway Company
Irth
H. Sharman
Carpenter
The
Observer
Want
Ces Birtle
Oper
Ina Artoetie
Ster P. Ty. Lewi
J. A. Donaldson
Silver Creek
Man
JM. Stewart
Mixtota Fairmens’ Metvat Fire Insurance Companyy
Beulah Hall
Beulah
W. A. Doyle
Manacer
Millwood School
Geo. E. Walker
Treas, Farlands, Millwood
Oswald Darnley Inman
R.J. Whitla
Motock & Rosarts
Birtle Market Report
Poxwakuen
Manwaring & Wright
F.G. Lewis
Raniekmee 80 cc
R. W. Gibsol
HHS Irish Harness Shop
W. J. Richardson
Main Street
G. Vexoor
Rowesort
8. W. McInnis
Univ
Ferry & GO
Windece
America
GU Feet Sons
R. A. Lepper
Birtle, Mal
A.B. & H. Wood
Boots & Sho Gent
Laurance
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