05 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
1
Long list of notices from residents and businesses including job ad for a team driver to Alex Johnson, travel notes for Silton Sask residents, Winnipeg trip, Valentine cards, Robin Hood flour, stock sale mentions, and local society events. Public notices include animal sales deadlines, curling bonspiel plans, prize lists for Manitoba Winter Fair, church services, and community fundraising drives.
Rochester Minnesota wire report says Herman S. Arason died after pneumonia at Mayo Brothers, his brother August rushed to his side. Funeral held Thursday at Union Church with Rev. F Hallgrimson and Rev. C B Lawson officiating, burial in Grand Cemetery. Community expresses deep sympathy. a fuller obituary to follow next week.
Two Glenboro rinks traveled to Holland on Tuesday for the Myles Cup. After twelve ends Holland led by one, then Glenboro surged to a six point run and won the fourteenth end by five. The Glenboro team includes Geo McKnight W Me J McCutcheon R Down W J Christie and skip W G McNamee.
Business owner announces takeover of Har ness, offering harness repair and hand stitch harness making. accepts orders for Shoe Row Shomenade weve hoots to order. Encourages spring repairs and offers oiling service. Also advertises Beaver Cloth Muskrat-lined Coat for sale at 65 VO.
A prize list for the Glenboro spiel will go to outside cutlers by next Wednesday. Organizers report many outside rinks pledging, promising this to be the best Bonspiel yet in Glenboro with ample accommodation for visiting teams.
Mr J C Simpson was a weekend visitor with his parents. Mr P R McLachlan of Winnipeg visited Tuesday. Mrs James Jackson and Mrs Wm Turnbull visiting this week. Mr A E Abbott Dr F Abbott and Rev W W Abbott from Winnipeg attended the funeral of Ernest Brown. Mrs Hopkins Miss Girling and Miss O Graham returned from the Auxiliary Convention in Winnipeg. C B McLachlan's friends congratulate him on receiving the Military Medal for Cambrai valor. Ernie Brown died at Sunnydale Alberta. brothers Thomas and Anson brought his body for burial in Millford cemetery. The funeral was held in the Methodist Church conducted by Rev W W Abbott. Ernie was a resident of Stockton for nearly twenty-five years. Aged mother Mrs Abbott and relatives in Winnipeg Hyas Sask Big Valley Alta extend sympathy.
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