Glenboro Notes Highlight Fair Plans and Local Visitors
Glenboro events feature Saturday fair on July 1 and discounts at Wheeler's. Many Winnipeg visitors stay with local families, while residents travel to Winnipeg for business and church appointments. A number of weddings baptisms and clergy changes are noted along with school and telephony work updates.
Miss Donaghy Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Kate Donaghy, who recently left here for treatment at Winnipeg General Hospital, was operated on Tuesday for appendicitis and, according to latest reports, is progressing satisfactorily.
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Kate Donaghy
General Hospital
Winnipeg
Oak Rests Defeats Glenboro In Cypress River
Oak Roots defeated Glenboro 7 to 6 in six games at Cypress River on Friday. Glenboro led 6 to 3 after six innings but errors in the seventh doomed them. Umpire D Thom as of Cypress River earned praise. Glenboro remains second in the league with a decisive game slated for Tuesday July 4 here to decide the series.
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Glenboro
Oak Roots
Cypress River
D. Thomas
Winnipeg Police Magistrate Daly Dies Suddenly
The Hon. T Mayne Daly longtime Winnipeg police magistrate died suddenly at his home from a ruptured blood vessel in his stomach He presided at a court session the previous morning and attended a police commission that afternoon His funeral Tuesday was largely attended and the city mourns his loss with tributes to his character.
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T. Mayne Daly
Winnipeg
Police Commission
Hawkins School Report Promotions in Order of Merit
Hawkins School lists students promoted by merit. I A grade Ada McFadden and Alice Dodds. I to II David Dodds Archie Jefferies. II to I1IT Mary Dodds Alice Dack Ellen Dodds Violet Dodds Milan Thierry. III to IV Joe Jefferies. V to VI Hazel McFadden on trial Willie Wilton. VI to Wil Pearl Rusk Myrtle McFadden Winnie Jefferies on trial Etta Brown. R H Skyper, Teacher.
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David Dodds
Archie Jefferies
Mary Dodds
Alice Dack
Ellen Dodds
Violet Dodds
Milan Thierry
Joe Jefferies
Hazel McFadden
Willie Wilton
Wil—Pearl Rusk
Myrtle McFadden
Winnie Jefferies
Etta Brown
R. H. Skyper
Wheat stalk reaches three feet six inches in county
Earl Christie brought a long wheat sample to the Gazette office on Wednesday showing a stalk measuring 3 feet 6 inches. The plant was grown on Jonas Christie’s farm in town and reflects the district’s spring growth.
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Gazette Office
Earl Christie
Jonas Christie
Winnipeg appoints Judge D M Walker police magistrate
Judge D M Walker named police magistrate of Winnipeg succeeding the late Hon T M Daly who died Saturday morning in Winnipeg. Walker long served as senior county court judge of eastern district and has been a prominent ally in Winnipeg and Manitoba progress for over forty years. He will also oversee the juvenile court work.
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T. M. Daly
Winnipeg
D. M. Walker
Walker
Eastern Judicial District
Manitoba
Western
Canada
Canadian Industrial Exhibition Opens in Winnipeg for 1911
The Winnipeg exhibition becomes the Canadian Industrial Exhibition marking a western to national shift. It attracts European governments, global manufacturers, investors and agricultural experts, drawing visitors from the prairie provinces and beyond to a fair famed as the show that makes the world wonder.
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Winnipeg
Canada
West
Prairie Provinces
Europe
Youngster Horse Thief Arrested After Cross-Province Chase
A youth about 18 was captured by provincial police in Souris after a pursuit stemming from last Wednesday. He stole a chestnut horse at Oak Lake, rode to Hartney, tried to sell it, then went to Minto Carroll and traded the animal for a pinto bag pony with cash. He later reached Hayfield where he discarded his running shoes and replaced them with new footwear.
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Brandon
Man
Souris
Oak Lake
Hartney
Minto
Carroll
Hayfield
Vancouver Triumphs Over Westminster in Coronation Medal Final
Vancouver defeated Westminster in the second Coronation medal game on Saturday, winning 6 to 9. The series stands 12 to 2 in favor of Vancouver as the champions dominated from the start and never relinquished the lead. This game does not count toward the Minto series.
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Vancouver
Westminster
Vancouv
The Wheat Market Corrected Prices at Fort William
Prices for wheat in the Northern district show corrections and adjustments on June 28. Fort William market notes reflect revised figures and market activity for traders.
Be Thankful and Dinner Talk and a Winnipeg Trip
A poetic exhortation urges gratitude for simple life conditions and warns against vanity. The piece notes Harry Gregg making a business trip to Winnipeg on Tuesday, adding a plain factual reference amid the verse.
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Harry Gregg
Winnipeg
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