Public Meeting on Hospital Closure and Ward Canvassers
A public meeting of residents and ward representatives discussed the impending closure of the hospital. Linens were appointed canvassers for wards and a committee was named to seek annual grants from rural and town councils, with a report to a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jne Allan
T Morrison
W. Fraser
A Sutherland
J Stevens
T Bailey
G McConnell
J A Neeland
Board of Managers
Fire Devastates Rainy River District
A fierce forest fire swept the Rainy River district destroying Beaudette and surrounding areas. Estimated losses run three to four million dollars as dwellings and schools burned. Winnipeg provided immediate aid while local councils organized relief efforts and a youth dance raised about $22 for victims.
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Rainy River District
Curling Club Meeting Yields Little Business
A sparse turnout at the curling meeting last Wednesday produced no notable decisions or actions, with attendees reporting minimal discussion and no new developments.
Abbotts Eyes Sale and Local Notices
Mr E R Brown of the audit ing staff of the C N R is in town this week visiting E A Alson. The furniture to be given away free at the M A L Co is being looked at by many of the ladies with great admiration. Lorne McConnell left Tuesday morning to resume his studies at the medical college. 20 ladies coats last year style comfortable garments for sale at the Pioneer stores for about half their value. A Thomson arrived in town last week from Winnipeg with a fine new auto. it is a five passenger Reo 1911 model and is a dandy.
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E. R. Brown
The
E.A. Alson
Lorne McConnell
Medical College
Pioneer
Thomson
Winnipeg
Pleasant social and church events fill Oak River gathering
A basement Presbyterian gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Mic Caltech featured progressive games, solos by Arthur Gray and Nora Thompson, readings by several locals, and thanks to hosts. Harvest Home services at the Anglican church were led by Rev M Gibson. A sale of work and concert followed, with a Methodist program announced and Miss Stewart leaving due to health. Rev H McCulloch to lead until a new teacher arrives.
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Presbyterian Church
Mic- Caltech
J. M. Fraser
Arthur Gray
Nora Thompson
Henderson
Annie Fraser
Aliss Adams
Homer Delameter
Ralph Smales
Walter Delameter
M. Gibson
Bradwardine
Toronto
Chisholm
Mater
Winnipeg
Stewart
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Arrowton Sheds Light on Busy Train Era
Farmers anxiously await arrivals of trains with twenty cars in line as locals note quicker car handling than the CN R. A social evening at Jas Young's home honors teacher Tench before his departure for Winnipeg to Wesley College with gifts and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Geo. Gray
Jas. Young
R. Tench
Winnipe
Wesley College
Jennie Anderson
Tench
Local Notes On Residents' Movements And Illness
Mr R J Butcher left Monday for Harrowby. Miss Beamish, a dressmaker from Kenton, visited this week. Mr Wm Butcher spent Sunday at McConnell. Mr Chas Carter is moving to Harmota for winter. Miss Vera V Cochrane is suffering from whooping cough.
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R. J. Butcher
Harrowby
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