Mrs. Hunter Obituary Reflects Long Winnipeg Service
Mrs. Hunter, long time Winnipeg settler and Presbyterian church worker, died suddenly after falling ill at a social for an orphanage. Born in Ireland, she came to Canada as a girl and settled in Dufferin County before moving to Winnipeg over twenty years ago. Her funeral, officiated by Rev. Chas. Stewart, drew a large gathering and many floral tributes.
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R. E. Hunter
Winnipeg
Ire
Canada
Dufferin County
Ontario
Chas. Stewart
Hunter
Fish run hints sharpened spears as locals forecast
Violas Dale notes fish are coming though travel is tough. A neighbor shot at Mr. R K Middleton’s two horses, prompting calls for accountability. Bachelors number about a dozen, crop seeding delays due to weather, seventy percent of wheat planted a month earlier than last year. Oscar Newton received exceptionally sweet honey from the east.
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Rk, Middleton
Oscar Newton
McConnell on C.N.E and Local Developments
Five lots sold last week as the Corona Lumber Co. begins a large shed and offices project. Simmie of Bruce County plans a big general store and residence. Presbyterians near Orrwood field near completion of a mans building. An implement business is established and a hotel or boarding house is desired. Train crews will be served at A McConnell's. road work resumes till June 1 to prep a mixed train. McConnell service aims for Winnipeg by 4 p.m.
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Corona Lumber Co
Simmie
Bruce County
Ont
Orrwold Field
A. McConnell’s
Construction Co
McConnell
Winnipeg
Conld
Hamiota
McConnell Settlement Sketches Growth and Farming Hopes
The Oak River mouth sees active fishing with many catches in short spans. Farmers plan larger seedings as weather improves and expect more wheat acres than last year. Purdy brothers from Nova Scotia aid threshing and plowing while local builders and fencework promise visible progress. Mustard recovers, school fencing improves, and Elenville beef ring starts June first.
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Oak River
Graham Purdy
Nova Scotia
Purdy
Martin
van Norman
MN. KR
Winn
Mustard
Ted
Elenville
Australian Labor victory in general election
The Australian Labor Party led by former Premier Andrew Fisher won the general election in the Commonwealth, defeating the Fusionists led by Premier Albert Deakin. The report notes a new $25,000 high school planned for Virden and mentions health remedies attributed to Chamberlain's Stomach and Livy Tabiets. Sold by B. RK. McNaught end enters everywhere.
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Chamberlain
B.R. McNaught
Idan
Virden
Australian Labor Party
Andrew Fisher
Commonwealth
Albert Deakin
B. RK. McNaught
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Scotia
McConnell Bros
Man
The
Imperial Elevator & Lumber Vo
Imperial Elevator & Lumber Co
R. H. Lawton
Hyndman
New York
Geo. Strachan, Prop
W.remgth
Fee Peets Elroeger
Peckal
Prive
Adress
Boon
Fiotel Cecil
Best Hotels
Hamiet
Ellice
Occonnok
Sparks St
Oitows
Harmiota Harness
Cail
L. & Taylor
Geo. S. Anderson
Hamiotra
Pioneer L O.L
Atéie
Wetlen
T. Mceear
WM. C. Sutaspows
Bee
S.C.E.B.S
White Oak Lodge
Orange Hall
E. A. Laxsonan
H. Kincer
Dick W. S. Hyndman N
Court Hamiota No 367
Beetehran
J. A. Stewaer
Allshiree
Said Lain Kg
Aper
Strin
G. W. Stevens
John Nairn
Life Insurance
Styles
Hamiota Book Store
Drs. Latimer & Carlyle
J.B
Cape Tae
India
Fey
Gata
Lear
Howard M. Reid
D.D.S. L
Philadelphia
Dental College
Royal College Dental Surgeons
Toronto
Dominion Dental Council of Canada
Rapid City
Hamilta
Heddesheimer Block
W B. Daynard
L.D
D.D
Royal College of Dental Surgeons
Hunter’s Jewelry
Brandon
C.bennest
Bank of Hamilton
M. A. Whimster
Jamieson
Johnson’s Livery Stable
J. B. Wilson
Joe Roultson
F.C. Sparling
TOR
Viola Dale
McConnell ON
C.N.E
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