Dick Guest Purchases Ok River Nev Mercantile
W H Loree sold his interest in the Ok River business recently bought at Weyburn by Dick Guest. Guest, a respected local farmer and community figure, begins his first mercantile venture and is expected to be missed by friends. The piece notes regional development and civic calls for Ok River Rapid City and Hemiooa improvements. Empire Day events included patriotic songs, recitations by pupils, and a Flag address by Rev J. DeCuIlsek.
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Nev
W. HH. Loree
U.P It
Ok River
Rapid City
Hemiova
J. UeCuilcek
Hatchota Mi teon serves Hasiota Presby church group
In Notre Dame Saskatchewan the Hasiota Presbyterian Missive held its first service in May under Mr and Mrs C A Gillis. The Hatchota Mission gathers Llausteta people with many familiar faces. seeding is nearly complete and weather has improved conditions. The town organized a local baseball team amid a growing hamlet gathering.
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Mere C. A. Gillis
Hamio
Lorimer Family Farewell Banquet At Knox Church
Knox Church and Scotia Church members and friends held a farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Jos Lorimer and Mr and Mrs Thos Lorimer and Miss Mary prior to their departure for Vancouver. The event featured readings, songs, a Bible and hymnbook gifts, a silverware cabinet, a tender address, and a warm thanks from the Lorimer family.
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Knox Church
Scotia Church
Jos. Lorimer
Thos. Lorimer
Mary
Vancouver
J. H. McConnell
Lorimer
W. C. Fraser
Philip Kerr
Ed. L. Stone
Miss Lorimer
J. T. Anderson
Menner
Hamiota
Turkington
Coronation Day Proposals For A Town Parade
The writer urges a community demonstration for King George's Coronation Day. Proposes a procession with City Fathers, the Band, education and trade boards, fire brigade, schoolchildren, and citizens. After marching, attendees enter the school campus for choruses, exhibitions, and short addresses by ministers and leading citizens.
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Board of Education
Board of Trade
Chidren
George
Hospital Board Sets June 7 General Meeting
At a meeting last Tuesday the hospital managing board decided to hold the annual general meeting on June 7 after a March postponement due to unfavourable conditions and secretary’s absence. Special efforts aim to make this the biggest meeting yet and hopes run high.
Kenton League Teams and Namesakes at Fair Grounds
Fragmentary notes reference Mauit obs namesakes and a planned meeting at the fair grounds across the track. It mentions Howd stown traveling to town each morning to dine in an old time form.
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Kenton
Howdstown
Municipality of Hambota weighs sale of telephony system to Manitoba
A Manitoba telephony proposal prompts Hambota to ask ratepayers whether to sell the municipal system. After two years, rental costs exceed benefits. with about 250 subscribers the council estimates annual costs of maintenance staff and debentures, urging a June 6 vote on the sale to government.
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Manitoba
Contecil
de Ee
Com
Storths Ete
Empire Day Observed By School Children
Empire Day was fittingly observed by school children and staff with a patriotic program in McConnells Hall. Children from Charen S Rew joined Town School, attended by many parents and citizens, as Mr Barkington, Mayor Whimster, and teachers praised the effort and encouraged preparation for future duties in the empire.
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Barkington
Senator Root Seeks Amendment to Reciprocity Bill
Senator Root urges an amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill tied to cigarette and paper provisions.
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Root
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Gramophones
B. R. McNaught
Hamiota’s Departmental Store
Canada
the Champers Co. Ltd
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Manitoba Hardware and Lumber (O., Ltd
P. F. McClure
Namiota, Man
Sewell Camp
Winnipeg City Corps
Manitou Rangers
Captain White
Masitela Rangers
Grande
Man
Oak River
Fer Servic
Sear 4
Dbureau
Distiiet
Fustler
Cochran
Fiamiota
Art
Notre Dame
Hambota
Sulary
J. H. Heuck
Scmool Childres
Whimster
EG Swiss
Hudson
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