Parades Milk Delivery Service Moves Toward Twice Daily Route
Jase Parades announces town milk supply with two daily deliveries and requests customers to place orders at the Bakeshop for service.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
1
Jase Parades announces town milk supply with two daily deliveries and requests customers to place orders at the Bakeshop for service.
Local notes list residents and visitors including Thos Latimer purchasing a McLaughlin auto and John McCutcheon motoring to Winnipeg. Mentions Miss Bertha Goodman and Mrs K Bjarnason traveling to Winnipeg, and Mr Roy Snyder visiting parents. A laundry job ad and a millinery slaughter sale at Miss Moores on June 16 are noted.
Glenboro prepares a First of July celebration led by L McFadden as Charles McFadden serves in France with the 2nd Canadian contingent. D J Cline leads a barn project for Jas Cassick. Mason ic Lodge members plan a union church divine service and the Home Economics Society meets June 1gth with all ladies invited. Harry Barr visits his mother, who returns to Winnipeg. G Lambertsen camps at K Bjarnason’s grounds. Matthew McMaster from Cookstown visits his daughter Mrs J Nairn before traveling west.
A local craftsman announces readiness to perform a wide range of carpentry tasks and provide reasonable estimates. Contact details ensure prompt responses for residential and small commercial projects.
Mr W J Ferguson has bait a basement under his house and a fine sleeping balcony over the kitchen. H McColl of Bergen Man ships a car of hogs to his farm seven miles from Winnipeg. The Provincial Government places a caveat against Thos Kelly & Sons property valued at 1 000 000. June remains unusually cold with slow crop progress though recent rains help. W Bo Hider to Glenboro on Janesith to buy horses for War department. The third baseball game vs Cypress River ends in a late misplay. injuries weaken the team for next match vs Baldur.
Public notice states I will be in my office at the Le Lind Hotel from 2 to qg o'clock p.m. July mt to receive Statute Labor taxes. James Duncan, clerk town hall.
The Glenhoro weekly Trals holiday is shifted to Thursdays for the summer due to numerous local and outside picnics and sports events on the original day.
The Royal Commission reports ongoing investigations into the Parliament building scandal. Architect A W Horwood of Minneapolis implicates four former ministers of the Roblin cabinet and Dr Simpson of Winnipeg in defrauding the province. Horwood cites a quarter of a million dollars overpayment to Kelly on the contract.
On Wednesday June 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jas Elliott Glenboro Vida Ruth Douglas daughter of Mr Wm Douglas wed Arthur Wm Carol of Winnipeg in a ceremony attended by about twenty five friends Rev J L King officiated. A cabinet of silver and cutlery was among the gifts and a luncheon followed. The couple left by car for Winnipeg at 472 Simcoe Street to reside. The Gazette offers congratulations.
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