Parish Notices From Christ Church and Presbyterian Meeting
Rev Caaningtara locumten serves Christ's church with services on Sunday at 3 am and 7 pm. Jas J Pryde, M A Pastor, conducts morning and Sunday schools. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at Bo'chek. The Young People's Society of Chris t Endeavor meets Thursday at 7. Salted invitation extended.
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Caaningtara Locumtent
Christ's Church
Sanday
Bo'chek
E Society of Christ As Endeavor
Syuriock
Presbyterian Church
Wpworth League
Methodist
Shoal Lake fair and town notes fill late summer page
Local items report the Shoal Lake Summer Fair on Friday July 18, arbour day proclamation in Manitoba, arrivals and departures of residents, visits from Winnipeg and Brandon, and plans for new bank building. The piece mentions railway disruptions and community events at the Presbyterian and English churches.
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Shoal Lake
A. Little
Inman Block
Wm. Chambers
Winnipeg
McConnell’s Hall
L. B. Latimer
Union Bank
Money To Loan By A C Campbell
A C Campbell offers money to loan with legal expert services implied. The notice fragment lists Campbell as licitor and indicates lending operations.
Prohibition message from Mair noted at Winnipeg convention
Winnipeg Free Press reports David Mair of Hamiota, a Prohibition delegate, declares temperance not primary for farmers but warns voting choices may shift if temperance not prioritized. He stresses farmers face other issues but sees a window when no other matters are at stake.
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Winnipeg Free Press
David Mair
Winnipeg
Mair
Hamiota
Ladies Endorse Trimmed Hats At Opening Event
Despite disagreeable weather many ladies attended the opening and praised the trimmed hats as stylish and suitable for even the most fastidious.
Easter Services Fill Christ Church With Attentive Worship
Last Sunday Easter services were held at Christ Church with fair attendance at three services. Morning start was delayed until 11 30 and evening until a quarter after seven. The incumbent preached two practical sermons from I Corinthians 15 6 and II Kings 2 12 II Kings 13 14. The choir performed O Death Where is Thy Sting and A Dream of Paradise during offertory.
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Christ Church
Grey
Millinery Opening Draws Large Crowd at Miss Gutteridge
Despite disagreeable weather, Miss Gutteridge's millinery opening attracted many women on Friday and Saturday. Hats for the season favor large shapes, turbans, sailors, and the Marquis Continental three corner style with linen color and lace. Berets Cubuchans and natural foliage remain popular with broad flat brims enhancing trimmed hats.
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Miss Gutteridge
Farewell Address to Beamish from Bradwardine Neighbors
The Griswold Ledger reports Mr. and Mrs. William Beamish of Bradwardine receiving a pair of rockers as they move to Hamitoa. J A McKenzie read the tribute praising their early settlement efforts and neighborly kindness. Neighbors express heartfelt wishes for prosperity in their new home.
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Griswold Ledger
Wm. Beamish
Bradwardine
Hamiota
Western Fever Inquiry Prompts North West Information
A request invites names of persons who may have the Western Fever and offers information about the North West. It lists contact details for H. Swisford, general agent, N. P. By 301 Main Street Winnipeg, and Chas. Fee, G.P. & T.A. St. Paul Minn for further information and low northbound rates.
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North West
H. Swisford
N. P. By
Main Street
Winnipeg
Fee
G.P
T.A
St. Paul
Minn
Referendum on Prohibition and Licenses Debate
Arguments against Prohibition cite failure where tried and favor properly regulated licenses over illicit sales. Proponents warn of class legislation and enforcement challenges despite resources, noting examples in the Northwest Territories and wider economic impacts.
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Eer Altar
METUO
F. Ridden
R. Kelly
Manitoba
A. B Fleming
Brandon
Cmil
Landon
Clara Elliott
Atending
Brandon College
Curling Club
Council Chamber
Viaubury Manuafacturing Company
Hasler & Bridgeman
W. F. Watson
P. Heddesheimer
Arthur Street
H. Inman
Samay
A. C. Campbell
CP. BR
FH. Tuman
Bank of Hamilton
England
Mrs. Inman
Brendon Bonspiel
Ladies’ Aid
McLean
Lving
James Cochrane
Messrs
W. J
J.J. Cochrane
Ontario
B. Jackson
McConnell Settlement
F.C. Booth
Miniota
J.T. Lynch
Arrow River
Mr. Alexander
Brexlilbane
Palmerston
The
Herald
Monmlay
the Agricultural Society
M. B. Jackson
Marshall
Thos
Henry
Oak River
Cumberland
Walter King
A. W. Kent
Ralphton
London
Rapid City
Minnedosa
Forrest
Alameda
Methodist Church
Christchurch
Church Werdens
F. Counsell
W. H. Kemp
A.C. Kemp
F. Langdale
W. Hamilton
Jas. Milne
Westerymen
E. T. Baines
John Robertson
Whitely House
Dr. Lawson
Robertson
Peter Robinson
Scotland
Ladies
Childrens Boots
Oxfords
Deo. Elliott
Hamuota
Crandall
Frank Stockton
the House of the
Douglas
Glengarry
J. T. Venables
Hasemnota, Man
Licitor
Miss Cecilia Wallace
Room &, Inman Bloek, Hamiota
Miss Frazer
Geo. Anderson
Ogilvie
Glenore
Ogilvie’s
Engelish Church Services
All Newsdealers
Od .W. Peppean Ee
Antacr
Ario
Suico
J. W. Pepper
J. H. McLean
California
Union Pacific
Callifornia
Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolias
Los Angeles
Arvee
LL. Lomas
Omaha, Neb
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Montreal
Vancouver
Seattle
Engers Coms
Boston
China
Japan
World
W. B. McLean
C.P. R
C. E. McPherson
Northern Pacific
Canadian Northern
Water Street
Chas
SS. Fee
St. Paul, Minn
Hi. Savineord
Pembina
Pembina and
Emerson
Canadian Northern Railway
Geo. H. Shaw
Chapple & Mills
Proprietors
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