Temperance Meeting in Midland Votes Local Option
A Midland gathering led by Rev Mero Kagan and chaired by Rev Crosier backed by H S McGlee endorses Local Option to abolish bars. The vote wins by 190 and later 337 after three years, with financial stakes and praise from merchants, bankers, and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell’s Hall
Hansieta
Mero Kagan
Mr. Crosier
Hanna
Crosier
Caozier
McKisney
MchKinney
H .S. McGlee
Midland
Gwen Sound
Jesus Christ
Citizens’ League
J J, Elliott
Ljuor
Leesl
A.C. Adams
Canadian Iron Furnace Co
Frank Wilson
Gerts
BR. Hospital
Astels
Trevell
AEG
Ratepayers Meet Over Second Class School Work
At a school board meeting trustees decided not to offer second class work this term. A petition circulated by ratepayers urged reconsideration and a council chamber gathering is set for Saturday at 8 pm to discuss options and press for action.
Rapid City Now Champions After Final Win
Rapid City lacrosse club defeated Elgin 11 to 1 in Winnipeg last Thursday to become provincial champions. Town ladies hosted a banquet Tuesday night as the executive seeks a match with Regina, Saskatchewan champions. Congratulates Rapid City on a successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Winnipeg
Rapid City Lacrosse Club
Regina
Saskatchewan
Rapid City
Rural telephone drive and municipal debt plan in Manitoba
Reeve Houck and councillor Stevens visited Winnipeg to source materials for a rural telephone system to be installed across the municipality. Miniota council votes to issue 35 000 debentures for the municipal line and seeks overhead railway crossings on major roads. Harvesters seek work in Brandon while Hamiota sees unemployment. locals provide for the needy. A South Africa resident magistrate near Johannesburg praises a Gourlay piano as in perfect order and well suited to local climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Houck
Councillor Stevens
Winnipeg
Miniota
Johannesburg
South Africa
Local Option praised by town officials and merchants
A flurry of testimonials from citizens including F. A. Jeffrey Police Magistrate and local businesses like Simpson butcher Marshall butcher Campbell plumber Strath arn jeweller Kerr tailor Keller and dredge boat operator Rogers. They credit Local Option with benefits to the town and a rise in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey
A. Simpson
G. Marshall
Cante Tate Force
T. J. Campbell
J. B. Stratharn
C. B. Kerr
Ae Keller
Mr. Rogers
Dredge Cabain
Harvest worker killed at Brandon train platform
George Young a harvester from Peterboro was killed at Brandon while trying to board the Ham Iota train last Wednesday. He was found under the coach with his head severed, and was talking with constable Currie on the platform moments before the train moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Brandon
George Young
Peter Bore
Gta
Young
Currie
Step
Grading Work Surges on N K Branch North
Grading of the N K branch north of town is rapidly advancing with contractors nearly a mile graded under the contracts. Land is satisfactory and progress is ahead of schedule. After current contracts are done, crews plan to move west and take on new jobs with plans for substantial steel laid this fall and grain moving over the branch this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.K
Damage From Wind Rain and Hail Hit District
A storm swept through the district early Wednesday with wind rain and hail. Farms northeast of town suffered severe damage including the Viola Dale area where A D McConnell reported losses and sought an insurance inspector who was tied up in Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McConnell
Viola Dale
Central Canada Hail Insurance Co
Rapid City
Deaths in Oak River District From Suspected Heat
Two young boys Bertie Henderson sixteen and the twelve year old son of Mr Snowden died after swimming and a sudden illness, believed sunstroke. Mary Jarrandon two died in Kenton from heat related collapse after playing in the yard. doctors attributed snake bite as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Bertie Henderson
J. J. Henderson
Mr. Snowden
Mary
Jarrandon
Kenton
Open Season Notice for Game and Birds Hunting
Open season runs December 1–15 for deer and October 15–31 for grouse prairie chicken or partridge. Ducks May 1–November 30. Non residents must obtain a license from the Minister of Agriculture and Immigration under The Manitoba Game Protection Act to hunt, shoot, wound, or destroy any animal or bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister of Agriculture and Immigration
Manitobe
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Amiltone Kofh Ban
F. C. Grant
Uae
Barristers, &c
Bank of
Hudson Peysisian
Jurclor Hamiota
Man Eeaver Lomenu
Sture
W. W. B. Daynard
Reyal
Dentalurgeons
Toronto
Toronto University
Hunters Jewelry Store
L. Jack
K.D
Amota
Eekeen
Horihes Etrys
Phi Ele
Veteri
UY Surgeon Het
Oregon
Machine Gil
At” Gaa Bao
Moba Hardware Pee
J. E. Wright
Hamitio
Queens
Ladie
VV Tvhe
Patterick
General Merchant
Ferperamge
CLA Held
Hariota
Au-Aiuesi Bdandin
Esas A Es
Saad
BOM
Hemiota
J.J. Elliott
Humbots
Hamlin
Haulin
Robertson
Kinsmore
Mack Robertson
John Nairn
Life Insurance
Man
Gutteridge
Minnedosa
C. P. R. Evgine
C. PF. Bowden
Nand
Namiota Book Store
Mis Fraser
Singer
E. A. Allon
Hamiota 4
Vaep
Sheardiwn
Rivorces Witale Meeting OF Ratepayers
Raven Lake District
Jas. Milne
Killah
Rae
Hamiula Shain
Harvester
Hyndman’s
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