Seeding in Clifton District and Local Social Events
Seeding is completed in this district and breaking is the rage now. Miss Elle Conklin of Winnipeg visits her sister, a popular pedagogue. Fred Webster and G. Harper dispute which is superior in horse trading. Bert Dunn seeks to sell his driver. Incubators have not proven successful this spring. Fred Webster plans a large barn, with construction starting next week. Geo Gibson attracts interest from Aylmer McFarland and Wesley Powell, while Wm. Powell buys a Jersey cow from W. H. Moore of Glenboro. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cropley celebrate their fortieth anniversary with a large crowd and gifts. The event featured lanterns, a bright display, and a torch beside the dais, with a program of musical selections including choruses and solos. Receipts total $37 for the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Flower
Hearn
Johnson
Woolfe
Treesbank notes football match and local developments
Mr Frank Little replaces D Thomson at Milford bridge while J Rutan and Turnbull search for land. Milford bridge work raises track as Treherne visit nears. Treesbank and Hilton drew 0 0 in a full game. Crops look well and land expansion continues. Engine breakdown at Mitford bridge prompts repairs from Souris. Social at Treesbank with Wawanesa band and Hilton Treesbank football match. tickets 25 and Locente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frank Little
D. Thomson
Milford Bridge
Treesbank
Wawanesa
Atendance
Hilton
Lawn Social on J. D. McDouall Lawn Draws Church Aid
A Church of England lawn social last evening on J. D. McDouall's lawn attracted many locals. Guests enjoyed ice cream, strawberries and cream, and other refreshments beneath trees adorned with Chinese lanterns, creating a lively scene of community social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McDouall
Notes on moves and misfortunes at Grand View
The note states the family will move into Mr. McFadden's house and may stay another year. Irwin and Son sell their Miami hardware business. Walter Douglas Amos Ward and Chas King return from Swan River and Grand View prospecting, fail to find homesteads, and Walter buys a quarter south of Grand View. Amos Ward loses a $100 pocket book at Grand View. it vanishes from his pillow after returning to find beds made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Douglas
Amos Ward
Chas
King
Swan River
Grand View
Walter
Grand Sunday School Picnic at Stockton June 18
A grand picnic is planned in Stockton on June 18 under Sunday school auspices. The event features a sports program and baseball games between Stockton and Belmont and Stockton and Glenboro, with advertisements in the bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Belmont
Glenboro
Notice to creditors in the Walter Holman Brown estate
All parties with claims against the estate of the late Walter Holman Brown of Glenboro Manitoba must file with Alfred Doig, administrator, on or before July 1, 1903. Accounts require statutory declaration and will be paid on presentation. Fred Axorp, Glenboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Holman Brown
Glenboro
Province of
Manitoba
Alfred Doig
Strayed grey heifer from Armstrong premises
A grey eight month old heifer, about 17 to 14 hands, left the premises of Wm Armstrong around May 1. Information leading to its recovery will be thankfully received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Armstrong
Two Year Old Horses Listed in Stockton Notice
From the premises of the undersigned about April 17 one black bronche mare colt and one strawberry roan mare colt both coming two years old. The van had a halter on when she left. J. J. Smeaton Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smeaton
Stockton
Co operative Investment Company Promotes Small-Sum Loans
An unsigned prospectus outlines a Winnipeg based Canadian Co‑operative Investment Co offering $1,000 contracts with $4 application fees, monthly payments toward a loan fund and a $100 monthly maturity payout. It explains mortgage security, eligibility, and protections for borrowers, including death or disability provisions and simplified withdrawal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Shipley
Bank Address Aimed at Union Bank Correspondence
J. O. Hettle, Manager, Bank of Canada. Alenboro Brand and H. B. Shaw, Superintendent of Western Branches, Winnipeg, are involved in addressing correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bank of
Cana
Savings Bank Department
Savings Bank
J. O. Hettle
Bank of Canada
Alenboro Brand
H. B. Shaw
Western
Winnipeg
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the Gazette
Gazette Printing Office
Man
Texay Screuptiov
Edvacce
Grantee
Hines
W.t.sarreery
Prat Isheer
Clifton Bank
Elle Conklin
Fred Webster
G. Harper
Fred
Bert Dunn
Aylmer McFarland
Wesley Powell
Geo. Gibson
Wm. Powell
W. H. Moore
Geo. Cropley
Treherne
Mitford Bridge
Souris
W. J. Watson
Lawn Social
Church of England
Mr. McFadden
May
Messrs. Irwin
Miami
Fred. Axrorp, Glenboru
Co-o Operative Investment Uo
J. E. Campnett
J.C. Eps
A. J. Gordon, M. D
Secy-Treas
J. H. Havensos
Theainyeny
Bam
Iris
England
United States
J. H. Hazelwood
F. W. Jackson
R. E. Bell
Toronto
Allov
Hsille
Glienboro
Chicago
J. T- Wheeler
PauseyrRreian
Curren Seavicl
R. Paterson
Merropist Courced Services
Epworth League
Mon
R. B. Specce
Curren
Uasp
Oddfellows
F.H. Mitchell
So. Kerio
Raliw
Gewlan
H. F. Wraley
Verterrmary Synodiex & Dentier
Ontario V. Terinary Eye
McPherson's Watt College
Man. Wes.tseee
Mek Livery Stable
Glenbern
S. McLean
W. T- Shipley
Morey
R. M
Busi
Ord
S. Christip
Glenbory
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