23 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
1
Church notices list various services at Gebbath.tia.m and Meraovist Cavaca. Sabbath services at iiam 7 pm with SS 2% Epworth League Tuesday 8 pm Prayer Meeting Friday 4 pm Junior League Friday 4:15 pm Rev. J. J. Crookshanks is the pastor.
Royal and Hartford Insurance Companies present a notice of loans effected on town and farm property. The record outlines lending actions securing property interests and notes the involved parties and locations as described in the brief notice.
The County Court sat on Wednesday. Dr Lourheed's little boy Henry is very ill. Mrs C B Armitage is much better this week. E Gibson visited Portage la Prairie this week. Mr and Mrs M Maggey were in Winnipeg last week. J Hindley traveled to Winnipeg earlier this week. Sacramental services were held at the Methodist Church last Sunday. A J Winchell is better and resumes work in the store. Dr Dalgleish will visit Glenboro on November 24, 29 and 26. Cypress River dates listed. Dr Rutherford, ex MP for Macdonald, was in town briefly on Wednesday. J B & B Mathers moved into Vincault house, formerly F W Young’s. Many young men left for lumber and wood camps this week. G H McBride and Jas Christie were bound for Winnipeg on Monday. W Young and family moved to Cypress River. he plans winter in lumber woods. R C Irving of Winnipeg, County Court Inspector, visited Glenboro last week and praised the local County Court Office. The Annual Meeting of the Glentoro Agricultural Society will be held at the Town Hall on Monday Dec 10 at 1 p m for officers and business. A Farmers’ Institute meeting was held at J O O F Hall last Wednesday. Alf Doig presided. S A Bedford of Brandon Experimental Farm spoke on Lessons to Be Learned From This Year. He was followed by G C A Murrey, Provincial Dairy Commissioner, on dairying.
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio declares Electric Bitters the best selling bitters in 20 years. The tonic tones the stomach regulates the liver kidneys and bowels purifies the blood strengthens the nerves and builds up the entire system. Five cent price. Sold by Glenboro Drug Store opposite post office.
A missing eight year old horse weighing about 1100 pounds is described as Bey with a mark from barbed wire on the front hind leg. A reward is offered for information leading to its recovery, with inquiries to the Gazette Office.
The Annual Meeting of Glenboro Rink Co. shareholders will be held at the Queen's Hotel at eight o'clock Thursday evening the 6th of December for electing Directors for the ensuing year and for other important business. Glenboro, Oct. 30, 190. Jas. Dencas, Pres.
Mrs. Alex Card, respected resident of Glenboro area, died after two weeks of typhoid fever and a subsequent heart failure. Born in Whitechurch York County Ontario in 1835, she married Alex Card in 1855 and lived in Scott township before moving to Manitoba. A devout Methodist and active missionary worker, she supported women’s societies and lived with Christian patience during a long illness. Survived by husband, five children, and many relatives. funeral held with Rev. J J Crookshanks officiating and wreaths from local societies and friends.
The clipping reports marriages of Albert S Baker of Ninette to Mary Esther Davies of Hilton on November 14 at the bride’s mother’s home, and Robert Steel of Basin City Wyoming to Miss Mary Taylor of Glenboro on November 21 at Glenboro. It also records the death of Susansinh Caro, aged 65, at Glenboro on November 22.
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills quickly end sick and nervous headaches by improving blood quality. The pills are priced at 25 cents and sold at the Glenboro Drug Store.
A small wedding at the Steele home unites Miss Mary Taylor and Mr. Robi Steel in a winter ceremony. The bride wears silver gray silk poplin with white satin trim and bouquets of white roses. After the knot is tied the couple plans a lengthy honeymoon via Hilton Brandon to California before settling in Basin City Wyoming.
Subscribers may obtain the Gazelle and the Western Home Monthly for 1.00. The new Western Home Monthly promises stories anecdotes kitchen lore fashion chats and domestic humor for western households and includes content for wives children and homes.
Ad claims a one day cure for a cold with Laxa Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, 2 percent. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box.
A wealthy donor sent 810000 to Dr. Nicholson's institute to provide free Ear Drums for deaf people unable to afford them. The notice directs readers to The Nicholson Institute in New York at 750 Eighth Avenue for details.
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