For Sale: Land Certificate Open for Entry in Western Provinces
Veteran bounty land from the department of the interior Ottawa covers 330 acres of any Dominion land open for entry in Alberta Saskatchewan or Manitoba. Any person over 15 years old may claim the land with the certificate. Write L. E. Telford Il Sheter St. Toronto On.
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Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Dominion
Alberta
Sask
Manitoba
L. E. Telford
Sheter St
Toronto
Municipal Council Adopts Finance Report and Adjourns
Village council in session approves finance committee recommendations including payments for storage work, transfers and road construction costs. Cheques totaling several hundred dollars are issued, and the council adjourns to meet again on Saturday July 3rd.
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Mipiotare
Boundry Bridge
iThat
Wanton Bridge
T Allshire
Bennestre
Thomson
Boar
Heman
Corrag
Jos Andrew
J Cochran Indem
Cochhran— Beamin
Ams
Sportccon Tar Co
Nthe
Séeq” Ood
Decker —Beamish
Decker—Stevens
Public School Closing Exercises Planned for June 30
The closing exercises occur Wednesday at two o’clock in the afternoon with Wm Ferguson in attendance. Pupils will march to McConnells hall for prize distribution. Principal Van Dusen presides over teachers exams starting July 2 with entrance exams June 23 to 25 at Hartney and Ham Iota, listing candidates for each class.
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Wm Ferguson
Oak River Lays Corner Stone Of New Church
A large Oak River congregation celebrated the corner stone laying of the Presbyterian church on June 17 with prayers, readings, and speeches by Rev Fotheringham, H G Croker, Charles Stewart, and James Shanks. A reception featured meals, music, and a photo display. a baseball game and fundraising followed, with proceeds of 70 dollars. William McCulloch and James McCulloch traveled from Souris for the event.
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Presbyterianh
Thur
Rayer
Moss Fraser
McAbloch
R RF Fotheringham
H G Crorer
Charles Stewart
Wionnipeg
James Shanks
Hamota
Oak River
William
James McCulloch
H McCulloch
Sour
WH Loree
Strathclair
Corner stone laid at Oak River district event and upcoming Oakner sports
A large Oak River district crowd attended the corner stone laying on Thursday. A Scotia picnic is planned for Friday and a big sports event at Oakner on July 1st with baseball football and races. The sports committee lists strong events and a 6 team elevator switch project is noted along with improved passenger service. Andy Riddell plans to build a blacksmith shop at Oakner.
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Viola Dale
Oak River
Scotia
Oakner
Andy Riddell
Oakuer
Town Forms Ladies Baseball Team and Practices Noted
The town ladies organized a baseball team with locals and country visitors watching practice from a veranda grandstand. The Misses Gray Ross and Smith stand out as skilled players while the football team tied Raven Lake 32 with extra time. Haven Lake is noted as a league team.
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Gray
Ross
Smith
Raven Lake
Haven Lake
Station at Oakner on GLP urged by residents
Oakner district residents press for a station on the GLP at Oakner noting it is essential for east and west travelers from Kenton and Hamilton to access trains. They argue suspenseful waiting shelters are needed to attract passenger traffic.
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Oakner
GTP
Kenton
Hamiota
Hospital Aid To Run Booths For Hamiota July 6 Day
The Ladies Hospital Aid will operate booths on the grounds for Hamiota's big day on July 6. They will not canvas personally for provisions but rely on supporters in town and country to contribute as in the past. Volunteers should contact Miss Fraser, president, at the book store to list items to contribute.
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Ladies Hospital Aid
Hamiota
Fraser
Pope team eyes season scalps amid local plans
The piece notes Pope team confidence in beating several nearby rivals this season as Mr Arthur plans to open a harness shop on Second Avenue. It also mentions a near completion of an 38.8 bushel Security Elevator Co project and a minor accident on King Street where Alex Angus sustained a deep leg cut from shattered glass, treated by Dr Crandall. Six cars of lumber and industrial goods moved through town last week.
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Pope
Arthur
Second Avena
King St
Alex Angus
Geo Cox
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General Merchant
Nall
C. Pi Low den
Puoto
Hamiota Studio, Oprosr
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Northern-Crown Bank
Winnipeg
C.H.L. Smith
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Neteenelt
Council
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Mona Thomson
Victor Inman
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Pearl Torrance
Victor Murray
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Fred Andrew
Win Lee
Loris Cann
Maude Jann
Ivy Miners
Ida
Mary Taylor
Myri Bond
Cecil Brown
James Warren
Annie Mitchell
Elva Cowan
Lola Whimster
John Fraser
Samuel McLeod
Merle Fraser
Merle Stevenson
Olla Shier
Bella Johnson
Hazel Duncan
Wellington McBain
Dell Park
Ada Dixon
Alex Venables
Selma Easler
Alex Cowan
Jennie Houck
Perri Metvonnell
Earl Dixon
Bella Shier
Lyie McLean
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Pope News
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