Local News Notes From Glenboro and District
Wm Heaslip attended a C O F Grand Lodge meeting. John Trimble came from the city midweek. Miss Verna Wilton of Holland visits Mrs Albert Wilton. Dr W Wright to be at Leland Hotel March 26 28. Alex Witherspoon at Brandon winter fair. Roy Milner returns from Strathcona hockey engagement. Miss Melsted to oversee Dressmaking at Sigmar Bros Co. We offer flour equal to the best. Harness sets available at 20 percent off. Mr and Mrs F W Jackson visited Brandon. winter fair praised. Pancake Social at Presbyterian church March 26 with Ladies Aid. Orde of Winnipeg in town. Sherry called to Winnipeg. Orde in charge of bank. E J McMillan leaves Moose Jaw News to edit Swift Current Sun. Telephone service to be continuous from Glenboro exchange after April 1. M P P Geo Steel secures improved service. Mr A Steel returns from Brandon with two horses at McKnight’s livery. Clyde placed second in a nine-horse class. hockey second in five-horse class. Steel Bros shipped a car of wheat to Winnipeg seed buyer. premium of ten cents over May prices. Fred Dewart of Stockton earned the same price for a car. Geo Morrison returns and resumes Grand Trunk Pacific work west of Edmonton. Banker J O Hettle transferred to Melita. farewell social planned at I L O C F Hall. Local business note urges broader trade effort and more merchants joining in. Horse Breeders Enrolment Act expected to be enforced in Manitoba. Grain Growers Grain Co representative John Kennedy speaks to about 40 farmers. nine join. J A Smith appointed representative to advance the company.
Stockton Council Minutes March 17 1908 Second Meeting
The Stockton council met March 17 1908 in Stockton for its second meeting. Actions adopted included approving last meeting minutes and auditor reports with a $10 fee per auditor, filing letters to St Joseph Orphanage H Paterson Brandon Hospital and A M Flower, and referring sidewalk funding to Ward 2 PW Committee with cap of 300 dollars this year. Also authorized Ward 3 PW Committee to plan a bridge on Oak Creek with right of way, allowed removal of railing on Oak Creek bridge for schoolhouse replacement, arranged right of way through SE 9 8 16, and scheduled tax adjustments on S W 44 22 5 533. By law amendments for 1907 adopted for 1908, Odd Fellows room fee set at $2, and adjournment to Glenboro May 26 for general business and court of revision was approved.
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Sigmar Bros. & Co
Kodaks and Supplies
Smiths Photo
Glenboro
Henry’s
N. B. Henry
the Gazette
Formalin
Stephen’s
E.C. Irwin & Som
Taraware
Wm. Heaslip
C. O. F. Grand Lodge
John Trimble
Verna Wilton
Holland
Albert Wilton
Dr. W. Wright
Leland Hotel
Alex Witherspoon
Brandon
Roy Milner
Strathcona
Hockey Club
Miss Melsted
Winnipeg
Sigmar Bros. & Cos
T. A. Johnston
F. W. Jackson
Jackson
The
Presbyterian
Ladies Aid
Orde
Sherry
Mr. Orde
E. J. McMillan
Treherne
Moose Jaw News
Swift Current Sun
Oswald Smyth
Geo. Steel, M.P.P
A. Steel
McKnight
Clyde
Steel
Steel Bros
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Fred Dewart
Ton
Geo. Morrison
Jas. Duncan
Grand Trunk Pacific
Edmonton
J. O. Hettle
Melita
Masons and Oddfellows
C.F
Ness
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
John Kennedy
Grain Growers Grain Co
Grain Growers Grain Company
J. A. Smith
Stockton
Davidson
Ailsby
Down-Brown
PW Com. of
Ward Two
Oak Creek
Davidson—Brown
Tees
Oak Creek SD
Oak Creek Bridge
Turnbull~Dack
Ward Three
Dack-Turnbull
A. Wilton
Ailsby-Brown
H. Garrett
P. Thompson
Turnbull
W. T. Sutclirre
Ette
Gaz