Mrs N McKayne Dies in Conquest Sash
Obituary notes the death of Mrs GN McKayne on Saturday March 6 following pneumonia. Maiden name Hildred May Ankenman born November 19, 1892 in Stratford Out. Moved to Manitoba and later Fertile Valley. Married 1911 to G N McKague. two daughters Dorothy 4 Marian 2. Active in Ladies Aid. family faced epidemic and nursing efforts. she died at 5 o'clock after a calm bedside vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GN McKayne
Hildred May Ankenman
Bornear Stratford
Hamiota
Manitoba
Fertile Valley
Conquest
G. N. McKagee
Dorothy
Marian
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Promises Quick Relief for Ailments
An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic and back pains, sciatic and joint stiffness. It claims usefulness for sprains, bruises, cuts, burns and bites and offers a 30 cent bottle with money back guarantee. Also promotes Wizard pills for constipation and sexual health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Desperate Train Ride For Ill Children In Saskatoon Funeral
The widow and her two ill infants faced tragedy as relatives in Outlook Conquest and district learned of the deaths. G H McKague and Sas katoon boys chartered a special train to transport the children to Saskatoon for care, the body prepared there and returned to Conquest for a Union Church service officiated by Dr Ferry. Remains later taken back to Saskatoon and buried at Woodlawn with returning soldiers as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McKague
Saskatoon
Conquest
Union Church
Ferry
Woodlawn
Bereaud
Miss Ida May Worden Dies at Oak River
Miss Ida May Worden, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Worden, died at the Hotel Blanshard after a week of pneumonia illness on March 10. Born February 26, 1899 in Staffa Ontario, she had lived in the area since childhood and is survived by two brothers and four sisters. Interment was in Hamiota cemetery March 12, with Rev. Geo Lockhart officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Worden
Oak River
Chas. Worden
Blanshard
Staffa
Ont
Hamiota
Geo. Lockhart
Rawleigh Man Takes Over Wager Horse Remedies Agency
Francis Jons has taken over the Wager's Horse Remedies agency and will carry a full stock. Testimonials from leading Brandon district horsemen accompany the notice. He will be on the road with Rawleigh's Remedies as soon as roads are passable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons
Francis
Rawleigh
Wager
Brandon
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Bernard Fox
Jeweller
Man
Winnipeg
Dr. Glasgow
Canada
Fairbanks-Morse
Alex. B. Cowan
N. McKayne
Conquest, Sash
S. Ankenman
Outlook
Tremaine & Wood
Minnedosa, Man
Exide
M. A. McCann
Mason & Risch
Miss G. Lockhart
W. R. Joyner
Monia
Uus
Seust
DR. Robinson
Ldamiota
Cockshutt
J. I. Case Gas Tractors, Steam Engines & Threshers
Rumley
McLaughlin
Nichols & Shepard Line
Chevrolet
Evans Bros
Karn-Morris
Heintzman & Co
Weber
Gramophones
Edison
Columbia
Columbia Eveready Battery
Willard and
Hart
W. J. Stinson
Prop
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