Obituaries Honor Two North Dakota Pioneers
Two longtime Totonka district residents die within days. Mrs. John Cardale of Oak River, 45, dies in her sleep after a heart related collapse following a visit with her parents. Mr. Robert Rutherford, 92, dies at his home after a period of illness, leaving a widow and ten children. Funeral services were held for Rutherford at Hamiota cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cardale
Noar Oak River
Cardale
John Hall Stewart
Miss Few
Blanshard
Union of Manitoba
Robert Rutherford
Edward
David
Manitoba
H. Glazier
P. F. Grey
Retherford
Belfast
Ireland
Canada
Belleville
Huron Township
Bruce County
Hamiota
Tragic scalding death and local skating results at Oak River
A family tragedy in Oak River followed by a skating event summary. Gladys Clack died from severe scalds after boiling water spilled in a tub while Irene Nicholson suffered paralysis and passed away days earlier. The piece notes community sympathy and details a skating competition with multiple prizes and participants from Oak River and nearby towns.
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Mr. Clack
Irene Nicholson
Fuyers
Weishbers
Rivera
B. Creuser
Plumas
Raud Chillenge
Ise
Henders
Braidin
Kerr
Minlotard
Keester
Brendoo
Koaight
Braid
Osborne
Mismvtard
Brandon
Henderson
Braydin
Highet
Oak River
Merchant
Missionary Sermon and Visit Delight Town
Kez and Cazer of Fambota delivered a field sermon on Sunday February 21 with a generous offering of five hundred and ninety five cents. Ruthven MacDonshT Conen mpany visited town the prior Saturday February 20 eliciting praise and anticipation of future visits from esteemed performers.
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Kez
H.G. Cazer
Fambota
H. Ruthven Macdonsht
Delegation Pushes for Triennial Elections in Province
Ed L Stod Jas evlands led the delegation to press a law change allowing a vote every three years. Reeve Houck and C L Thring spoke for the municipality as Wis Ferguson introduced the item and Mr Rogers pledged to consider the deputation's representations while noting concerns over election-year strife.
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Messrs
Ed. L. St Od Jas
Rogers
Cetin
Fire destroys implement warehouse at Shoal Lake
High winds last Monday night sparked a blaze at J McLachlan’s Shoal Lake implement warehouse. The office stove overheated starting the fire, destroying the building and contents, about 4000 dollars loss, insurance partially covering it. Wu Buckerman’s nearby house saved after a hard fight. Shoal Lake faces frequent fires.
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J McLachlan
Shoal Lake
Wu Buckerman
Wedding of Olive Mills and Robert Hunter at Arrow River
Olive Mills and Robert Franklin Hunter wed Feb 28 in a home ceremony at Arrow River. Officiated by Rev. Husgrave, the couple exchanged vows at 8:30 p.m. to Mendelssohn's march. bridesmaid Irene Hunt assisted, and a dinner followed with daffodils and roses.
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Eming
Arrow River
Olive Mill
Edie
Robert Franklin Hunter
Mendelssohn
M. Elliott
Irene
P. ‘ Hunt
Husrgrave
Ems Crean
Crescent
Pearla
Fragmentary OCR note on town expenses and behavior
Incomplete text discusses someone attending events and incurring expenses. The legible parts mention keeping sober, town matters, and various disruptions. Most specifics are unreadable, leaving only fragmented references to expense, behavior, and a late night incident.
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Elgin
Jewel Elgin
R. E. Hunter
Namiota
Wm. Chambers
Chas. A. Steele
Thos. Kerr
COODS
Formalin
the Chambers Co. Ltd
The
Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co
J. E. Wright, Manacer
Hamimiota Bakery
Ogilvie
Lorimer & Tennyson
Hamiota Harness Shop
Pratt
S. Taylor, Hamiota
Kenton
Hunter—Pfleming
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