Notable Visitors Arrive in City for Day
Local and personal notes show Mrs H K Moberly from Moosomin Regina C McDougall from Regina and J H McNulty from Nokomis Sask visited the city yesterday. N C McArthur and W R Hunt from Toronto and H S Glass from Watford Ont were in the city yesterday. W Berg of Bertha North Dakota and J M met Rochester New York together with C S McCulloch from Minneapolis were American visitors in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Moberly
Moosomin
C. McDougall
Regina
J. H. McNulty
Nokomis
Sask
City
N. C. McArthur
W. R. Hunt
Toronto
H. S. Glass
Watford
Ont
W. Berg
Bertha
N.D
J. M
Rochester
N.Y
C. S. McCulloch
Minneapolis
Hotel Cecil Guest List Prominent Visitors
Guests at the Hotel Cecil include J. H. Rickett of Toronto F. H. Wayne of London L P Culloden H F Calder J B Kelly R H Hood Mr and Mrs E Davey of Winnipeg T McMaster Guelph Geo KE Smith Kingston H D Parker Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Cecil
J. H. Rickett
Toronto
F. H. Wayne London
L. P. Culloden
H. F. Calder J. B. Kelly
R. H. Hood
Mrs. E. Davey
Winnipeg
T. McMaster
Guelph
Geo. KE. Smith
Kingston
H. D. Parker
Akron
Ohio
Notable Guests at Imperial Hotel Gathered in Dinner
At the Imperial Hotel guests include T. H. Peacock from Barrie Ontario N. Tutt of St. Louis T Hodnett R Maze L O Downing and A Spencer from Winnipeg Miss Elsie Cook and Miss F Stewart from Regina S A Pierce of Moose Jaw and Mr and Mrs Ben Rivie of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hotel
T. H. Peacock
Barrie
Ont
Visitors at the Empire Hotel Listed by City and Name
The Empire Hotel guests include Ed F. Head G D Powell A Trotter Jas Mann H G Taylor and S H McKee from Winnipeg H Arnett Minneapolis Geo Granger London T H Newell Neepawa W R Ball Carberry and George Bulmer Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Hotel
Ed. F. Head
G. D. Powell
A. Trotter
Jas. Mann
H. G. Taylor
S. H. McKeee
Winnipeg
H. Arnett
Minneapolis
Geo. Granger
London
T. H. Newell
Neepawa
W. R. Ball
Carberry
George Bulmer
Montreal
Smale Heads East for Month-Long Vacation Fairs Tour
W. I. Smale secretary of the Summer and Winter Fairs departed today for a month in the east to attend several eastern fairs and observe their operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Smale
Vancouver visitors attend city fire practice
C. E. Brown J. F. Strother and Jas. Graham were visitors from Vancouver here yesterday. Fire practice was held last night by the city brigade at the corner of Sixth street and Rosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Brown
J. F. Strother
Jas. Graham
Vancouver
City Brigade
Sixth Street
Rosser
Visitors in the City Share Hotel Stay
Mr and Mrs J H Morriss of Ot ape stay at the Empire Hotel. M F Wilson and R Kelly of St John NB visit the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Morriss
Otape
Empire Hotel
M. F. Wilson
R. Kelly
St. John, N. B
City
Clergy and visitors noted in city yesterday and today
The Rev. A. A. dePencier bishop of New Westminster was in the city yesterday. Sutherland and George Griffiths returned to Winnipeg this morning. W. A. Smith Lorne Rowntree G. W. Carter and W. A. Elliott are Toronto visitors here today. Charles Brown of Boissevain and W. E. McDougall of Killarney are in the city today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. dePencier
New Westminster
City
Messrs
Sutherland
George Griffiths
Winnipeg
W. A. Smith
Lorne Rowntree
G. W. Carter
W. A. Elliott
Toronto
Charles Brown
Boissevain
W. E. McDougall
Killarney
Wallis of Winnipeg Visits City for Milwaukee Brush Co
J. H. Wallis of Winnipeg travels to the city representing the Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co. of Milwaukee in a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wallis
Winnipeg
Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co
Milwaukee
Mrs A J Rennick and family visit Gilbert Plains
Mrs A J Rennick and her daughter along with Miss Albert left for Gilbert Plains today for a two weeks visit. The trip is described as a short family holiday with intended sightseeing and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rennick
Albert
Gilbert Plains
Guests at the Imperial Include O Connell Belcher and Graham
J B OConnell of Grand Forks North Dakota R Belcher of Rosthern and J R Graham of Lipton are among the guests at the Imperial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. O’connell
Grand Forks, N. D
R. Belcher
Rosthern
J. R. Graham
Lipton
The
Imperial
Hinch of Ingram & Bell in city for three days
G. H. Hinch representing Ingram & Bell surgical instruments Tor onto arrives in the city and will stay at the Empire for three days. J. T. Cressy to address Young Conservative Association at J. E. Smith Block tonight with C. Shaw presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hinch
Ingram & Bell
Surgical Instruments
Toronto
City
The
Empire
J. T. Cressy
Young Conservative Association
J. E. Smith
C. Shaw
Winnipeg Mail Order Ad for AH Goods Catalogue
An express mail prepaid offer invites readers to request a free illustrated catalogue sent to any part of the Dominion. The note cites 38 Portage Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba and a May 18 1912 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg visitors listed for Souris convention in 1911
Winnipeg visitors H S Seeley W D Jamieson J Vance R G Stinson R Maize F M Johnson M S Hargreaves J C Beckwith and O A Light noted. The Brandon Co Sunday School Association plans a Souris convention on Tuesday and Wednesday November 7th and 8th, 1911. The aim is to make the event the most helpful in the Association’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Seeley
W. D. Jamieson
J. Vance
R. G. Stinson
R. Maize F. M. Johnson
M. S. Hargreaves
J. C. Beckwith
O. A. Light
Winnipeg
City
Brandon Co. Sunday School Association
Souris
Collegiate Institute Lab our Day 220 Yards Dash Prize
Jas Cornell offers a trophy and medal for the winner of the Collegiate Institute Labour Day 220 yards dash with a suitable second prize. Open only to Collegiate boys in attendance during 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Cornell
Miss Hurt Guest of Mrs de Manbey in City Visit
Miss Hurt of Boissevain is in the city as a guest of Mrs de Manbey accompanying a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hurt
Boissevain
City
Mrs de Manbey
Pabst Visitor Reported At Hardy Last Week
From Saturday's Daily W. J. Pabst was a visitor at Hardy last week. He was seen meeting local residents and discussing community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Pabst
Hardy
Mrs. J. F. McLean Returns from Portage Visit
Mrs. J. F. McLean has completed a visit to Portage and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McLean
Portage
Rainfall at Experimental Farm Stands at .07 Inches
Rain fell at the Experimental Farm last evening recording .07 inches. The light rainfall contributed modestly to local moisture levels as weather observers noted a calm, cool night.
Archer visitor en route to Brookdale and Ames trip noted
Mr. Harry McLean of Archer visited the city yesterday en route to Brookdale. Kenneth McGregor leaves today for Ames Iowa to attend Iowa State Agricultural College. This mornings police Court docket listed two drunks fined the usual two and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McLean
Archer
Brookdale
Kenneth McGregor
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State Agricultural College
Winnipeg man Mr. W. F. Campbell visits Rapid City
Mr W F Campbell of Winnipeg and formerly of this city passed through yesterday en route to visit his brother in Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Campbell
Winnipeg
Rapid City
Mrs J H Tomlin and Daughter Visit William Bell
Mrs J H Tomlin and her daughter from Carmen are visiting Mr William Bell on Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tomlin
Carmen
Wm. Bell
Thirteenth St
Miss Cabekla and Miss Kelly Train to Brandon Last Monday
Hartney Star reports two women named Miss Cabekla and Miss Kelly were passengers to Brandon last Monday. The brief item notes their travel without detailing purpose or remaining specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cabekla
Miss Kelly
Brandon
Hartney Star
Mrs Barnwell Visits Parents In Roden Oak Lake
Mrs Barnwell of Brandon is visiting her parents in Roden Oak Lake, according to Roden Oak Lake News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barnwell
Brandon
Roden Oak Lake
Brandon Customs Officer Visits Boissevain
Robert Fortune of the Brandon Customs branch made an official visit to Boissevain last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fortune
Brandon Customs Branch
Boissevain
Boissevain Globe
Local Notes From Brandon and Surrounding Areas
Miss Don of Brandon returns home after visiting Mrs. John Scott. Knights of Columbus hold monthly meeting tomorrow evening at Columbian club rooms on Tenth street. Milk man Mr Wylie, once a fever patient in Brandon hospital, has returned home. St Pauls Sunday School Classes to re organize tomorrow afternoon for the fall season using junior series number forty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galbraith Mission
Hughes Block
Tenth Street
Brandon
Don
John Scott
The
Knights of Columbus
Columbian Club
St. Paul’s
Preparations for Domestic Science Classes Begin Early
Preparations for the Domestic Science courses under Miss M McKee are being rushed and an early start in this education field is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McKee
Ferguson family heads to Toronto for Reid’s college start
Mr and Mrs William Ferguson and son Reid travelled to Toronto where Reid will join St Andrew's College students. The family plans to return to Brandon around September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ferguson
Son Reid
Toronto
Master Reid
St. Andrew’s College
Ferguson
Brandon
Ninth Street Paving Underway With Asphalt Blocks Next Week
Splendid progress reported on Ninth street paving with asphalt blocks to begin between Pacific and Rosser Avenues by early next week. Crews work to complete the section soon, marking a milestone in local street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Pacific and
Rosser Avenues
Heathcote Eyes Sight Progress After Injury at Shops
Mr A V Heathcote sustained a serious eye injury at the C P R shops on Thursday and is reported progressing favorably. Doctors hold hope for restoring sight in the injured eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Heathcote
Reverend H A Ireland Speaks On Work And Charity
At Victoria Avenue Methodist Church on Sunday Rev. H A Ireland addressed boys and girls using a watch analogy to show internal causes of outward life. He urged that there is a cause for every effect and that good governs our lives. In the evening he preached on Matthew 11:28 from the laborer’s view, praising workers and urging church support for the rights of the poor and the principles of brotherhood taught by Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ireland
Butler
Jesus
Conservative Candidate Elected in Argen teuil and West Tour
A Conservative candidate from Argen teuil Quebec secured victories in 1904 and 1908. He accompanied Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden on a recent western tour highlighting party strength and regional outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenteuil
Quebec
Mr. Borden
West
Decoration Day Observed by Soon of Exiglend
Sunday last was observed as Decoration Day with a memorial service and a cemetery visit. Members stood with heads uncovered as graves were decorated with flowers and flags, honoring departed members.
Walker firm opposes reciprocity in Canada
Windsor Ontario reports Hiram Walker & Sons managing director F H Walker writes that reciprocity is not in the best interests of the Canadian people after studying the issue from all angles. The letter was read at a Conservative meeting for Oliver Wilcox in Sand wich East, and is expected to carry weight in the community.
Four Men Ride Fast Car On Kilkemmy Clonnel Road
A party of four drove at full speed along a level Kilkemmy to Clonnel road for four miles. The driver then checked pace to check on two friends in the rear but found only one seated there. The missing companion Jack had blown off at the first milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkemmy
Clonnel
Jack
Fathers Work Too Long Toil Across Generations
Opinion argues that fathers should not work endless hours to save their children from toil. If children inherit idleness, they may fall prey to sharks and fortune hunters. The piece urges leaving meaningful work for the next generation.
Men who deny evaporation become stagnant ponds
The author contrasts the ocean’s constant evaporation with men who take and keep for themselves. Those who hoard wealth are depicted as stagnant miasmatic ponds, missing the cycle that feeds rain, fields, and growth.
Aged Scot Outwits Bet Over Bird Spelling
An elderly Scotchman named Duncan, poor in formal schooling, bets with an acquaintance that he cannot spell bird. He correctly spells it on a second try revealing a quick-witted retort and a humorous honesty about his prior spelling error.
The Canadian Flag Lesson for a Patriot Boy
A mother uses a Canadian flag in her son’s room to teach patriotism, truth, and fair dealing. When the boy misbehaves or lies, the flag is lowered to reinforce accountability, and over time the occasions for removing it grow rarer.
St George's Vanquishes St Mary's in Double Innings
St George's defeated St Mary's yesterday in a twelve a side double innings match by ten wickets, on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s
St. Mary’s
Dragons rout Eastenders to seal ten wicket win
Batting first the Dragons scored 126 with Moffatt making 41 and Giles 33. St Marys replied with 47 as Charlesworth took six for 13. Eastenders posted 103, Coote top scoring at 52. In the Dragons second innings only one wicket fell as they reached the target, winning by ten wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragons
Moffatt
Giles
Oakley
St. Marys
W. Williams
Charlesworth
Eastenders
Stordy
Coote
Ladies of
St. George’s
Dragon
East Enders
English Journalists Tour Canada Arrive and Depart
English journalists touring Canada arrived about three o'clock and were shown round the city by auto with city council and Board of Trade members. They left at 12 30 after expressing pleasure with the visit. Include a tip on tempering sugar and butter and caution on adding eggs without flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Board of Trade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galt
Barclay & O’hara
Pacific Avenue
Rosser Avenue
Foster
Brandon Times
Ald. Crouch
Yours Truly, John R. Foster
Auto Inspector
Howes
John Galbraith
Drewry
E.J. Peltier
Henry Koester
Phare
Fifteenth St
Cunard Line
Canadian Service
Europe
London Direct
H. E. Lidman
Canadian West
Main Street
L. Cohen
A. E. Hill
Dowling & Reed
Rosser Ave
Mackay
Goodyear West
A. W. Chase
Victoria Avenue Methodist Church
Geo. H. Perley
Therapion
Fougera & Co
Droge St
New York City
Lyman Bros. Co
Feebook Clerc Medicine Co
Haverstock Rd
Hampstead
Eng
Itanmancor
Duncan
Haughton Lennox, K. C
Simcoe South
Spring Park Nurseries, Limited
No. 30
Eleventh St
Manim
Thirteenth Street
V. E. Latimer
18Th Street
Shas. A. Powers
L.D.S
Chicago
New Clement Block
Corner
Rosser and
Ninth St
Kynock and
Crown
Black Powder Sovereign
Kynocks
Smils Eleys
Benax
Smkis
Regal Ballistite
Peters
Peters Ideal
Kelly Hardware Go., Ltd
Mr. J. A. M. Atkins
Deleau Souris
MNO
P. Curran
W.H. Bates
Liberal-Conservative Executive
God Save the King
C. W. Parker
Abilene and
Leavenworth
Kansas
Leaverworth, Kansas
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