15 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
1
Notice from L. McFappEN and Gazette office offering a five-room house and two Broadway lots with a stable at terms and price to suit. G. J. Olgson adds sleighs and cutters available at right price. consult before buying elsewhere.
Miss Lola Sampson returned to Winnipg on Monday and a card of sales and notices cover Daily life items. A car of feed oats No 3 priced 4 cents arrived at the McLaughlin elevator. Christmas cards goes on sale and church events scheduled at St Stephen s. Dance nights announced at Glenboro Rink and I C C F Hall with posters. Found and lost notices and court adjustments noted.
Community notices list a New Year's Ball in the 1.00 F. Hall January 2 at 8 PM with a two dollar admission per couple, Patricia Schoel Minas entertainment on January 23, and a Christmas tree event at Glenboro School next Thursday with 75 cent admission and free for children. Proceeds fund a school piano. The G W V A announces The Tonic Male Quartette December 26 at the 1.0 OF Hall. Local notes cover charity concerts, fruit prices, and rink games for the Myles Cup, plus a broken leg incident, hospital X ray update, and reviews of Joe Williams Concert and Del McDermid Players theatrical production.
Mr and Mrs Albert Oliver of Bru were surprised with a banquet in Bru Hall on Wednesday evening marking their 27th anniversary. Nearly 200 guests from Cypress River Glenboro and Baldur attended. Rev F Hallgrimson delivered the address while Mrs Anderson sang. Jonas Helgason spoke for the Ladies Aid and C B Jonsson presented a silver vase and 60.00. Mr Oliver thanked guests. Oliver is Bru postmaster former church official and musician. Mrs Oliver active in church and Ladies Aid.
The Blacksmiths Association in the territory votes to switch to a cash basis on November 20. Cash settlements will apply to all work until a future date is decided. The move aims to cover wholesale bills and operating costs by eliminating credit for now.
Montreal merchant Mr Tremblay endorses Redmac the Great Herbal Youte claiming a 22 pound gain after use. Advert claims improved appetite sleep and energy, due to herbs roots and tropical plants restoring run down glands. Sold via druggists with a roomy bottle and promised quick results.
Rev. C. B. Lawson leads morning services at 11 a.m. with Sunday School and Adult Bible Class. A 2.30 p.m. Victoria Church service and Sunday School follows, then 7 p.m. Divine Worship. All are invited and welcome.
The Glenboro Lutheran Church led by Rev F Hallgrimsson offers divine services semi monthly at 7 p m. Sunday School and Adaolt Bible Class meet every Sunday at 11 a m.
Mrs Gibbs and her daughter Georg ina Gibbs of Winnipeg are visiting the former's mother Mrs Gunnar son.
Farmers urged to keep books to ease income tax returns and use the Simplex Farm Record. The Gazette office offers it for sale at 3.00 dollars.
Municipality of South Cypress extends tax payment time to January 15 1922. The clerk will not attend to collect taxes until further notice. W T Sutcliffe.
Notice announces display of camisoles crocheted doilies handkerchiefs boudoir caps and other items at Mrs M Swanson home. Patrons are asked to call in the afternoon to make purchases.
Mrs. W. G. Irwin G.C.0. CMB graduate general hospital Birmingham England and Queen Charlotte Hospital London England open to engagement Stockton man sought in the notice for professional nursing service with foreign experience indicated.
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