Banquet Honors Conductor Gammon Before Transfer
Businessmen and young men host a banquet at Hotel Cecil in Hamiota to honor Conductor Marsh Gammon on his transfer from the local C P R branch. Mayors, MPs and town officials toast his service, present chairs, and commend his courteous conduct and rule-abiding work. Oak River later sends a silver tea service and heartfelt wishes for his future with the CPR and Mrs Gammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammon
Hotel Cecil
Jno. Lemon
Cecil
Chambers
M. B. Jackson
Town
Mesers
Whimster and Houck
J. H. McConnell
C. L. Thring
W. B. McLean
G. McGuire
Messrs. Mallens
van Blaiacombe
Messrs
Anderson
Geddis Scott
McNaught
Malcolm
Bell
Maunders
Kerr
Dr. Jackson
McConnell
Thring
Lawton
L. Stone
J. S. Rosby
Stone
Ernest
Lemon
Sproat
Nesbitt
Hamiota
Oak River
C.P. R
God Speed
K. C. Cochran
Foresters Attend Church Service at Knox Church
The Canadian Order of Foresters gathered in a full Knox Church last Sunday evening with a large turnout. Special singing by the church choir and Scotia Church choir accompanied Rev. H. G. Crozier who preached a sermon on Matthew 12 12 questioning the value of a man over a sheep and the lawfulness of doing good on the Sabbath.
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Order of Foresters
Knox Church
Isles
Scotia Church
H. G. Crozier
Viola Dale Doings and Local Incidents
Mr. Wm. Gans home from Winnipeg hospital after a broken arm. prognosis doubtful. Chas Brooks spends a lively afternoon chasing three runaway horses, found next day after a circuit of about 15 miles. Community laments Rev. Brugess leaving Orrwood field after five months of service. Mrs. W. L. Brown recovers from illness in Hamiota. Bachelors visit RK Pangman’s new large barn on Friday evening.
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Wm. Gans
Winnipe Hospital
Chas Brooks
W.L. Brown
Hamiota
RK. Pangman
Chicago December wheat sale reports at $1058
Twenty six charges of violation of the Sunday observance law are filed before Winnipeg courts. Hon J A Howden says provincial telephone system construction will begin in June with automatic operation. The largest Manitoba convention is the Sunday School workers meeting at First Baptist Church July 2 3. Mr Clendening sells Bradwardin general store to Mr Chapman.
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Winnipeg
J. A. Howden
Manitoba
First Baptist Church
Clendening
Bradwardin
Chapman
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