Local News Highlights From Glenboro and Surroundings
Mr. E. Kennedy shipped two carloads of cattle to Winnipeg Monday. Mrs. Woolfe of Wawanesa visits her aunt Mrs. J. A. Smith. The tri weekly Souris Winnipeg train ends this week. The Winnipeg Hospital Commission considers making municipalities pay for patients unable to cover costs. The estate of the late Timothy Eaton valued at 5 250 000. The two months machinists strike with the C P R ends. farmers claim losses from wheat handling. A ball of twine mishap on a hired hand prompts humor. Swan Lake Echo notes Elkhorn murderers at large, grain blockades, and stolen horse and gear recovered at Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
White
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penmans
Watsons
Sigmar Bros. & Co
Smiths Photo Gallery
Glenboro
McLaren
Doig & Sons Hardware and Furniture
E. Kennedy
Mrs. Woolfe
Wawanesa
Mrs
J. A. Smith
J. T. Wheeler
W. G. Yule
Northern Crown Bank
Willie Noble
Winni
Peg
Wesley College
Frank McLean
Cairns, Copelin & Co
Wm. Hicks
Carman
Cairns, Copelin « Co
Pettie
John Crawford
Mrs. J. B. Mathers
Vancouver
B.C
Souris
Regina
Winnipeg Hospital Commission
Roy Smith
The
Mutual Insurance Co
Timothy Eaton
Locke
Deloraine County
Jas. Watters
Stockton
C.P.R. East
Kenora
Wm. Cox
Carnduff
Mrs. Cox
Ontario
South Carolina
J. R. Frizell
Presbyterian Church
Holland
C.P.R
West
Holland Observer
Swan Lake Echo
Elkhorn
Rubble
Anderson
John Dempsey
Carberry Express