Ste. Rose du Lac celebrates St John the Baptist feast
In Ste. Rose du Lac on June 26 the French-Canadian community observed St John the Baptist with mass, a parade, races, patriotic speeches, and a bilingual business pledge. A procession, festive lunch, and a fire ceremony capped the day before a theater performance. police fined two men $50 each for indecent acts.
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John the Baptist
Paul Guyot
H. Gosselin
Fr. Deschambault
Fr. Lee
Ste. Anne
Dollard Park
Francois Staes
A. H. de Tremaudan
Lee
St. Boniface College
Jean Maguet
J. Nitelet
Community notices and council actions in Makinak and Ste. Rose
Community events include a June 30 school concert in Makinak, a July 1 tennis match with Ste. Rose, and a July 8 Women’s Institute meeting. Dominion Chautauqua tents will come to Makinak July 4–6. Fork River and Ste. Rose councils discuss road, drainage, by laws, and budget items with multiple bylaw and grant decisions.
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McMurray
Makinak
Ste. Rose
Women's Institute
Fred O'Connor
Gunn
Roblin
Dominion Chautauqua
W. P. Woodhowse
F. E
Ward
Federovitch—Toye
J. Pakulak
McLean—Panajobka
L. V Hafenbrak
1St Avenue
Fork River
Toye
Marcroft
Panagobka—Federovitch
McLean
Dauphin
Hart
F. J. Tilt
Hart—Marcroft
Federovitch
King Brothers
Panagobka Federovitch
John Pokatella
McLean—Federovitch
Coun
Brooker—Guillas
Phillips—Brooker
de Tremaudan
Didion
Brooker
J. L. Guillas
S.E
Sharpe
Guillas—Carriere
Gamache
Guillas
S. A.w.bedford
Phillips
Wilson
Coulee
Guillas—F. Carriere
Ste. Rose Agricultural Society
Phillips—Carriere
Brooker—Phillips
Theo. Burrows
Martin
Phillips—Gamache
Ochre River
F. Carriere
Antweryzia
Marshall
Sunrise
Brooker—Gamache
Hamelin
Reeve
Carriere—Gamache
Tornadic Manitoba Storm Spares Severe Damage
A central Manitoba tornado last week brought heavy rain that reduced drought risk for crops and disrupted roads for a few days. No serious damage was reported, though a local youth dance at Welcome Beach ended abruptly as attendees began their homeward journeys.
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Manitoba
Welcome Beach
Local School Closed for Six Weeks Vacation
The district closed on the 29th for six weeks of vacation. A vivid electric disturbance and heavy rains visited Thursday, with wheat expected to head out in two weeks. Several locals attended land draw in Dauphin Tuesday. The lake is booming and attracts many visitors.
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J. Young
Winnipeg
Spring Rains Boost Crops and Local Happenings
The region celebrates lush fields after rain and describes social events. D. D. McNaughton stays busy while holidays approach and residents note strawberries in season. A party at Mr. Ben Beyette’s featured dancing despite a stormy night.
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D. D. McNaughton
Ben Beyette
Harry Felker
John Weatherstone
Jack Young
Jack
Dublin Bay
Melton
Fairvile
Ripon
the Herald
Valley River Picnic At Wilson River School Grounds
Valley River invites everyone to a community picnic on July 4 featuring baseball and children’s sports. Proceeds from booths go to the baseball club. The yellow label date shows subscription expiry. check and update it.
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Valley River
Wilson River
Farewell to thee O Mossy River
Poetic farewell by J. B. The Mossy River Rhymer laments the Mossy River as a constant friend and muse. He recalls its sparkle and smile, describes how he poured sadness and poetry into it, and notes his own writings and even wire work inspired by its presence.
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J. B
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