Prairie news items and social notices from the district
Local notes report a prairie chicken shoot in Seivrda lasting two days with guest M. Hayeruan and club meetings including the Qedioy Club on Wednesday. December oil and bank service moves, sermons at Mec Connell church, and missionary Sunday are listed alongside social teas and school announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
Mec Connell Methodist Church
Births In Hamiota And Pierson Reports
Birth notices from Hamiota and Pierson announce a son to Mr and Mrs J Jamieson on September 22 1910 near Hamiota and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wm Pierson on September 18 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautrson
Hamiotas
Thorday
J. Jamiesona
Pierson
Hamiota
Wm, Piersoo
Mr Walter Beggs Visits Kenton and Wheat Shipping Update
Mr Walter Beggs made a flying trip to Kenton Saturday as farmers keep busy shipping wheat. Several carloads have already left this point. G Brandon spent Saturday at the siding. There is talk of wedding bells soon. The potato crop looks good, with five potatoes yielding seventeen pails and one weighing three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Beggs
Kenton
G. Brandon
W. J. Cochrane
School Reports Show September Scores Across Grades
Chumah school records list September marks with 19 days open and a 500 maximum. Grade 1 notes Eleanor Fraser Wim Delbridge. Grade 2 jr Alma Andrew 437 Flossie Stewart 425 Mary Andrew 390. Grade 2 sr Janet Fraser 365 Frank Fraser 360. Grade 3 Jean Delbridge 425 Roy Delbridge 370. Grade 4 Anna Delbridge 352 Louise Venables 340 Elhel Houck 290. Grade 5 Alice Fraser 385 James Stewart 360 Marjory Fraser 315 Lyle Delbridge 250. Grade 8 Ethel Andrew 365 Katie Venables 358 Mildred Thornton 324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah
Eleanor Fraser
Wim
Delbridge
Alma Andrew
Flossie Stewart
Mary Andrew
Janet Fraser
Frank Fraser
Jean Delbridge
Roy Delbridge
Anna Delbridge
Louise Venables
Elhel Houck
Alice Fraser
James Stewart
Marjory Fraser
Lyle Delbridge
Ethel Andrew
Katie ‘Venables
Mildred Thornton
Robbers Steal Across Manitoba in String of Safe Breaks
A gang of robbers strikes across Manitoba and Saskatchewan wounding little traceable evidence. They blow safes in Paigon ie post office and store for 600 dollars, then in Stoughton for 734 dollars, then a Birnie hardware store safe for 2000 dollars. The suspects appear well organized with a fore runner mapping routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Pa’gonie
Stoughton
Birnie
Neepawa
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Ema M. Hayeruan
L. Ston
Qedioy Club
West
PF. Chivers
The
Echo Star
Tuesisy Morning
Swift Current
Cansds
M. G. Price
Winaipi
Hamida
Bank of Hamilton
Edmonton
Kenny Harvey Co
Mission Band
Joe. McLean
Presbyterian
Belds
Geo Daniels
Thomas
Rivers
Miniots
Mr. Wilton
Francis, Sask
A Heistermann
Semaps
Sesk
Chambers
Methodist Church
Williams Jubilee
T. Sheridan
Cadere
Curl. ‘Gay Club
Bill Brock
Bill
BR McNought
R. Brown
W. H. Brown
W. J. Johnson
Jason & Runebey
Union of Manitoba
St. Boniface
Samuelson
Killarney
Tie
Waa
Chapmen Qo
Browest & Hemiota
Constable Taylor
Billarney
G. McConnell
Pioneer
Alberta
Miss Sproat
Mr. Shimmin
Brandon
A. W. Rutherford
Winnipeg
G.T.P
E. H. Smith
Oskbarn
J. A. Scemilt
Shoal Lake
Malcolm
F. Hallett
Carberry
Union Bank
W. Rutherford
Messrs Webb and
Langdale
Calabash Pipes
Bob Jones
Boby
Mr. Jones
Angus
C.P.R
Williams Jubilee Singers
McConnell’s Hall
Yorkshire Live Stock Insurance Co
Brandon Fire Insurance Co
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co
London
Dominion Life Insurance Co
Dom'n of Canada Guarantee & Accident Ins
H.L. Ssuth
Crandell
the Pioneer Stores
New Seasons
Peoples Store
Wderwear
Hamiota Trading
Kerseys &c
Alaska
D Pioneer Stores
Une
Lemon, Prop
Hamiota Telephone No
Geo. Strachan
J. Creamer
Traino
Canada
Joe Roultson
F. C. Sparling
Preu
B. R. McNaught, Hamiota
Sporting Goods
Taylor