Weather Stirs Farms as Storms Hit Countryside
The 1901 report notes cool weather aiding headout while violent storms blow down trees and strike lightning. A team of W Mowat horses was killed by lightning. harvest help and implement dealers gear up for the season. A new theatre, built by Wm Mowat of Beaver, rises between Leo Johnson and Diamond stores and should open late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mowat
D.W. Duff
Deering
J.H. McKnight
Leo Johnson’s
Diamond’s
Wm. Mowat
Beaver
T. Hanneson
Local School Appoints Miss Esplin for Next Year
Miss Esplin, newly trained at the Normal School, accepts a teaching post at Hawkins School for the coming year. Mr. Snyder has resigned. G. J. Oleson has bought the implement business from the Coates Brothers and plans to sell the Frost Wood Cockshutt lines. Sigmar Bros. & Co. offer men’s suits from 12 to 24 dollars. Huggins & O'Donnell advertise Hail Insurance. Doig & Sons promote Coal Oil and Gasoline stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esplin
Hawkins School
Snyder
G.J. Oleson
Coates Brothers
Frost & Wood & Cockshutt
Sigmar Bros. & Co
Huggins & O’donnell
Doig & Sons
Glenboro Grocery Opens as Harvest News Delivers Mix
1921 60 Years Ago P G Magnus opens a new Glenboro grocery. F Frederickson Store runs weekend specials on men’s overalls and gloves. D J Cline Bakery sells bread for 10 cents. Harvest crops are variable with early timing and uncertain yields. Several locals Edith Douglas Norval Douglas Beryl Dack Sam Frederickson Elva Thornborough Elizabeth Abernethy Mildred Ferguson pass entrance exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.G. Magnus
Glenboro
F. Frederickson
Crowe
Olafson
D.J. Cline
Edith
Norval Douglas
Beryl Dack
Sam Frederickson
Elva Thornborough
Elizabeth Abernethy
Mildred Ferguson
Glenboro Band Delights Local Audience First Public Appearance
1931-50 years ago Albert Sigmar recovering from appendicitis operation progressing favorably. Miss Bjorg Frederickson's piano pupils all passed Toronto Conservatory exams with honors: Gwen Jackson 76 Sylvia Beech 74 Cora Doig 87 Ellen Johnson 82 Verna Frederickson 73 Rod Horton 73 Betty Hames 88 Emily Arason 78. First public appearance of the Glenboro Band under John Milloy at Leland Hotel. 30 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sigmar
Bjorg Frederickson
Toronto Conservatory
Gwen Jackson
Sylvia Beech
Cora Doig
Ellen Johnson
Verna Frederickson
Rod Horton
Betty Hames
Emily Arason
Glenboro Band
John Milloy
Leland Hotel
Local Births and Hotel Progress Highlight Glenboro News
In 1951 notes, Raymond Alvin born July 13 to Alvin and unnamed mother. John Frederick born July 14 to Lloyd Malyon. Norma Maureen born July 15 to Orval Moore. another son William Wallace born July 19 to Percy Shepherd. plus Arthur Lussier’s daughter not son listed. The Glenboro Hotel construction advances despite heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Cassick
Raymond Alvin
Lloyd Malyon
John Frederick
Orval Moore
Norma Maureen
Arthur Lussier
Percy Shepherd
William Wallace
Glenboro Hotel
Funeral services for Irwin Fraser Campbell
Irwin Fraser Campbell aged 69 died July 13 at his Wawanesa home. Funeral services held for Campbell. Glenboro main street to be paved curb to curb from Railway Ave to Murray Ave. Mr and Mrs Tryggvi Arason visit son Elmer for golden wedding anniversary on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Fraser Campbell
Wawanesa
Glenboro Main Street
Broadway
Railway Ave
Murray Ave
Tryggvi Arason
Elmer
Belmon t Birth and Engagement Notices From Local Families
Born to Mr and Mrs Roderick MacKay of Belmont on July 23 a son Darren Mark Mr and Mrs C S Giles of Kenora Ont announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia Darlene to Mr A Kenneth Joel son of Mr and Mrs W Joel of Glenboro A family picnic honoured Jack and Linda McKinnon and their children Ian and Lori on July 18 They left Glenboro for Vancouver where they will fly to Australia as Jack accepts a two year teaching assignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick MacKay
Belmont
Darren Mark
C.S. Giles
Kenora
Ont
Patricia Darlene
A. Kenneth Joel
W. Joel
Glenboro
Jack
Linda McKinnon
Ian
Lori
Vancouver
B.C
Australia
Tim
Brenda Palmer
David
Boissevain
Man
Alf
Vi Palmer
Rena
Elva
Walter
Bea
Earl
Elsie Carnegie
Woodstock
Evelyn Keith
Barrie
Mac
Muriel
Tammy
Denis
Trevor
Jim
Myrtle Sholdice
Gordon
Jane Campbell
Regina
Cypress River
Harold
Tillie Harpelle
Neepawa
Keith Harpelle
Cypress River Agricultural Society
Red Cross
Connie Sveinson
Doug
Millie Yeo
Winnipeg Beach
Darlene
Harvey
Barb
Ed Anderson
Lake of the Woods
Lil English
Fort Nelson
Shellbrooke
Sask
Keith
Janie Patterson
Kevin
Kathy
Toronto
Bill
Lew Diehl
Ernie
Lew
Cypress River Visitors and Events Notice Board
Cypress River News lists local visits and travels across Manitoba Alberta and Ontario. Residents host relatives attend arts and festivals in Neepawa Toronto Baldur and Winnipeg while planning Red Cross First Aid courses and regional gatherings. The quote from Herbert Spencer ends the item.
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Fred
Buscharte
Charles Townsend
Montreal
Ottawa
Cypress River News
Jeanette Benny Darwin
Diana Richmond
Manitoba
Ruth Cotler
Killarney
Mabel Pearson
Brandon General Hospital
Helen Pearson
Helen
University of Manitoba
Chris
Andrea
Cypress
Val Truelove
Eldon
Connie Neilson
Lawrence
Joy
Herbert Spencer
R.R.S.P
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
Contact Wallis Agencies Ltd
Chopper
IHC
Dalman
Ezee
Hay P.O
Swather C.F
N.H
Mower Allied
S.P
B.K. Johnson & Sons
Farm Equipment Ltd
Stockton
Ninette
Pelican Lake
Atco
Liberty Peerless
Cascade
Baldur
Wallis Agencies Ltd
Bob Christie