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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
8
Grain market brief notes activity with Harp and Northern references and a numeric code 9372 from a local page fragment. The item records limited data on prices or dates and includes scattered identifiers without full context.
Mr B Pomfret F C A of Modern Business College Winnipeg commends the Gazette Office for superior compositor work on the last copy. He notes the praise as valuable and allows use of the testimonial. Readers are invited to bring printing needs to the Glenboro Gazette Office with competitive prices.
A party of drunken harvesters on a regular train from Elm Creek created chaos Monday evening. Conductor James Henderson faced abuse as unruly passengers refused tickets and hurled insults while the crew struggled to control the mob. No injuries are detailed.
Thos Hazelwood gives notice that he will perform all kinds of chopping at his farm northeast of 17 7 14 on Thursdays each week. A Krain will be chopped by the bag.
Half a section of improved land 2 1/2 miles from Glenboro includes a large frame house stable and granary with good water. 250 acres cultivated and the rest pasture plus 20 plus acres of hay land two miles from the farm. For details contact Rost Armstron at Glenboro P.O.
Somerset Brick Yard owner M Landry advertises brick shipments from Somerset to builders and contractors. First class kiln run bricks priced at 8.60 per coo and veneering bricks at 10.00 per tooo, with 7 bricks per square foot for veneering and 14 per square foot for solid walls. Orders invited.
Describes a residential property on Duncan Street lot 29 and half of 28 block 3 with a two story frame house 16 by 20 and kitchen 14 by 20, parlor and dining room, pantry, three bedrooms, hot air coal furnace, and a drive well in the kitchen. Includes a 16 by 32 stable with attached shed eight horse stalls, hen house, harness room, buggy shed, coal house, and drive well in the stable. Isolated location implies low insurance. Address inquiries to owner R. M. West Glenboro.
An eastern crowd attacked the conductor and brakes man after a disturbance on a moving train. Conductor Henderson was knocked down and later taken home by carriage. Two harvesters fled the train. a constable recaptured one. Samuel Knox and Herbert Henderson, both about 25, were arrested in Winnipeg and appeared before a police magistrate on Tuesday morning.
The Glenboro Methodist Church anniversary season featured Rev. R E McCullagh delivering sermons on John 13 34 and II Corinthians 3 18 with a strong musical program. The event included a fowl supper, a multi-act program with choir, solos, Icelandic quartet, and tributes from local clergy. A Brandon elocutionist spoke as part of the postlude, while carpenters rebuilt a frame stable for Wesley Down after a recent fire.
A. W. Taylor Co Ltd a Manitoba based company has assigned its estate for creditors. A meeting of creditors is set for October 27, 1968 at 4 PM in Winnipeg offices to file claims with a Statutory Declaration within 30 days. The assignee will distribute assets among those with timely notice. note the assignee is not liable for assets not yet claimed. Dated Winnipeg October 12 1908. Offices of Newton Davidson Cherry.
The article praises Mr Hyalm for leading the chair and Mr Anglin for choir drilling with Miss Frederickson as organizer and accompanist. Ideal weather aided the Sunday service, and the church realized $190.00 in offerings while expressing hope the spiritual influence inspires large congregations.
A. W. Taylor of Glenboro Manitoba assigns his estate for creditors. A meeting of creditors is set at Newton Davidson & Cherry Winnipeg on Tuesday October 27 1908 at 4 PM. Creditors must file claims with statutory declaration within 30 days and votes require timely filing.
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