Local Notes from Treherne Region Highlight Odds and Arrivals
Winnipeg visitor J G Triable stays with friends as Dr Myles plans Glenboro clinic February 26 to March 7 with office at Leland Hotel. Many townfolk travel and events include a concert by Garrick Players and a funeral for J Mulloy. Poultry show success noted with Heaslip, McLean, and Douglas winning top prizes. Local court case ends with Cleveland paying costs. The Treherne Times reports Rev Hughes moving to Boissevain. A moral reflection warns against gossipers on street corners.
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Erel
R. M. West
U.S
Massachusetts
Glenboro
Manitoba
Poultry Society
Walter Douglas
Brandon
Messrs
McLean
Heaslip
Treherne
W. R. Hughes
Boissevain
Manitoba Methodist Conference
Hughes
Stockton
Bonspiel in Glenboro Set for February Crowns
Large bonspiel entries promised with contestants from Winnipeg Souris Treherne Holland Cypress River Baldur Belmort Wawanda Stockton Deloraine Lauder Napinka Brandon and more. Ice under preparation with prizes including Dennison Cup and Blue Ribbon Cup plus multiple cabinet and cookware prizes. Social time to follow Wednesday evening.
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Glenborn
Winnipeg
Souris
Treherne
Holland
Cypress River
Baldur
Belmort
Wawanda
Stockton
Deloraine
Lauder
Napinka
Brandon
Communication Note Cited as Personal View Policy
The text states we do not hold ourselves responsible for the views of any person and attributes this to Eb.
Town Board urged to enforce by law on rubbish
A reader advocates enforcement of By-Law 197 clause 9 to curb street rubbish dumping by Agricultural Board members and calls for the nuisance inspector to act. He asks the editor to publish the clause to protect the town and community standards.
Public space waste ban under By Law 1g7 Clause 9
The clause prohibits any person or their agents from placing animals, water, dirt, sludge, filth, manure, offal or similar substances in streets or public spaces. It aims to keep sidewalks and squares free of refuse and hazards.
Glenboro Curling Club Announces Open Events and Rules
Open to all curlers for the first three events with a Consolation for non prize winners. RC C C rules govern. Cups remain property of Glenboro Club with indemnity bond and fire insurance. Twelve ends per event. Entries due by 5 pm Monday. First draw 6 30 pm Monday February 26. No two rinks from same club to face each other in first draw if possible.
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Glenboro Curling Club
Lake Superior Might Freeze Over Entire Surface
The lake is viewed as freezing across its expanse, believed to be the first such event in living memory. Large ice fields are reported with open water now visible only from limited shore points, and February’s reputation as an ice making month fuels the belief the surface could solidify entirely.
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Lake Superior
Trees on the Farm on the Prairie Shelter and Fuel via Planting
The article urges prairie farmers to plant trees for shade shelter fuel and windbreaks. It notes Western Canada and neighboring regions have orchards and windbreaks improving farms, highlights government support from the forestry department with free seedlings and uplift for thousands of farmers, and promotes spring and fall planting as a wise use of land and time.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Dominion
Forestry Department
Stason 2 Regine Hommeetee
Department
Thirteenth Manitoba Legislature Open With New Member
Winnipeg February 22 opening of the second session of Manitoba's thirteenth Legislature occurs at 2 PM with government 28 and opposition 13 seats. James Morrow replaces Robert Rogers as Manitou representative. Glenboro curlers return from Winnipeg Bonspiel with modest results and club rink Doig places in Purity Flour and Tuckett events. Regina and Melita rinks knock them out.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Government
Opposition
James Morrow
la Riviere
Manitou
Robert Rogers
Glenboro
Doig
Tuckett
Regina
Melita
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the Quality Store
Fred. Frederickson
General Merchant
Lethbridge
A. Johnson & Company
Dr. Hess
N. B. Henry
E. Kennedy
Arty
John
Bob
Doig & Sons
Hardware and Furniture
J. G. Triaible
Edr
Myles
Leland Hotel
F. E. Rowland
J. B. Wallace
George McGowan
Yorkton
Mr. ©. Montgomery
Jas. Duncan
Mrs. Polson
Minnie Duncan
Ninette Sanatorium
St. Stephen's Church
God
Garrick Players
Frank Lloyd
Rebekah Lodge
Henry's
J. Mulloy
Clifton
Brandon Hospital
Belmont Cemetery
Taylor
Wm. Heaslip
John McLean
Wyandottes
Mesa
Nickle
Vale
Slater
Glenbero Town
the Agricultural Board
Yours Truly
Walley & Hames
Northern Crown Bank
Jas. H. Ashdown
D. C. Cameron
H. T
W.C. Leistikow
D. H. McMillan
K.C.M.G
Wm. Robinson Frederick Nation
R. P. Roblin
Robt. Campbell L. M. McCarthy
T. C. Allien
RC. C. C
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