Parish Church Announcements and Weekly Schedule
Rev. Jes. 3. Pryrde announces service every Sunday at 7 pm. Prayer meetings Wednesdays at 7:40. The Young People's Society meets Thursday at 4 07 o clock. Sunday school at 2 pm. Preacher meeting Thursday at 6 o clock. Epworth League Tuesday evening at 7 pm. All are invited to attend.
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Reusery Tmeiax
Pryrde
M. A
Gentes Sabon
Sanday
Tesinyeon
Trees
Wednevetas
Young People's Society of Siew Eudesvor
Thareley
Chrie
Rev. S. P. Biitel
Londsay School
Praeger
Felock
Epworth League
Hursh
Local notes from Brandon area Christmas edition
Local items report residents traveling to Scotland and Ontario for holidays and winter, church services, school and curling club activities, and store closures after New Year. Coal and wood deliveries ease fuel shortages while shipments convert implement yards into grain warehouses.
Local Notices and News From Winsiper and Surroundings
Miss Gray resigns from Setia school after two years and leaves Winsiper as Miss Wallace spends Christmas at home. Miss Endicott to sing during offertory. Mr. A. W. Kent of Ralphton loses reeve seat to Mr. Told at Hillview amid local factors. Fire devastates James Clarrige’s farm near town. loss about 1600 dollars, partially insured. CPR coal supply blamed on false Roche Percee claim. Leonard affirms full car supply and no railway shortage over six weeks.
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Miss Gray
Setia
Winsiper
Scotia
Miss Wallace
Presbyterian Church
Winniper
Miss Endicott
A. W. Kent
Ralphton
Winnipeg
Kent
Woolworth
T. R. Told
Hillview
James Clarrige
C.P.R
Leonard
Roche Percee Coal Company
Roche Percee
J. W. Leonard
Ties and Handkerchiefs for Christmas Trade
We are noted for our Tie selections and have surpassed ourselves for the Christmas trade. The latest styles at 25c 50c and 75c, over 2 dos sold the first evening they were opened. Also a nice range of Mufflers at 75c 1.00 1.25 and 1.50. Ladies Ties in Lace Satin and Velvet ribbon with fancy ends. Silk in all shades and styles. Belts in Taffata with fancy Buckles at 65c. Children Windsor Ties in plain and tartan. Handkerchiefs for Ladies Children and Gent from 1c up.
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Loc
Village notes and social events spread through region
The column lists local concerts and socials in Palmerston, Blaris, Miniota, and Cosgrove with Hamiota hosting events. It notes Christmas tree plans at Arrowton and Crandall, a January 5 reorganization meeting for Crandall Literary Society, and upcoming weddings amid winter expectations. It also cites grain elevator blockades causing delays, especially in Miniota, where Sandfat residents complain of restrictions.
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Palmerston Box
Blaris
Miniota
Cosgrove
Hamiota
Arrowton
Crandall
Crandall Literary Society
Elliott's Hall
Humiota
Closing Day at Ham iota School Highlights Moral Teaching
Friday marked the end of term at Ham iota School with a packed upper room of pupils and visiting parents. Principal Windsor urged teachers to emphasize morality and duty, while chairman John Murray praised the concert and the absence of complaints. Riddell called for more physical exercise alongside moral teaching.
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Hamiota School
Windsor
John Murray
Riddell
Thomson and Lawson contest and local winter notes
The paper lists a series of matches including Thomson vs Lawson Ferguson vs Eby and Smith vs Anderson with Jan dates. It notes Smith beat Dr Lawson 15 to 6 in the Presidents competition. Citizens head east for winter, with Robi Moore W H Decker and Jos Charboneau planning spring return. Master Robbie Alexander ill with pneumonia, shooting at Thomas Bailey’s last Monday was well attended, Oliver Wallace returned from Southern Manitoba. Farmers replenish wood, William Beamish buys land in North Lavinia to build next spring. Walker family moves to town, McLeod arrives to oversee Orwald field. Lavinia’s Sunday School set for Dec 25, Christian Endeavor postponed, Sunday School report held for next week.
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Orr
Robi. Moore
W.H. Decker
Jos. Charboneau
Robbie Alexander
Wim. Beamish
North Lavinia
Walker
Cosgrove Merry-Makers entertain Winnipeg crowd
Daisy Torrey drew strong attention in a Winnipeg recital. The Cosgrove Merry-Makers played at McConnell's hall Friday to a fair crowd, with plans for a Tuesday February 11 concert and a post-show dance. Miss Ethel Endicott sang with taste at the Winnipeg Theatre Firemen’s concert and again at AlcConnell's hall Monday with the Gitana company.
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Cosgrove
McConnell’s Hall
States
Winnipeg
Ethel Endicott
Free Press
Miss Endicott
Gitana Company
AlcConnell’s
Studio Closed for Winter Sale by Brandon Artist
The narrator notes winter closure and a large stock of high quality materials with first class work at reasonable prices. Miss Delaney of Brandon, a first class artist, is now in charge overseeing the studio and guaranteeing satisfactory results.
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Miss Delaney
Brandon
Itana Concert Draws Praise For Miss Torrey at Church
Miss Daisy Torrey, a Toronto entertainer praised for expressive delivery, graced the Congregational church last night. Reviewers note her artistry beyond recital or declamation with engaging humor in pieces like The Cooking Lesson and Lean Year Mishaps.
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Itana
McConnell
Basi
Receiyine Cront
Followini
Jorrey
Ititle
Daisy Torrey
Congregational Church
Toronto
Miss Torrey
Torrey
Jim
President's competition schedule outlines strict start rules
The notice sets game start deadlines and penalties for late starts in the Presid ent's competition. It lists draws from December 19 to January 2, naming players Thomson Eby Smith Lawson Ferguson Latimer Anderson and Jap ord, with forfeits for missing ice time or late starts.
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Thomson
Eby
Smith
Lawson
Ferguson
Latimer
Anderson
Jap Ord
Local Notes and Visits From Town and Eastbound Friends
J J Hail left Monday to visit his parents in Winnipeg. J B Robertson returned from the country and assists in Rich Brown & Co. Geo Brown of Owen Sound Ont visits his brother R J Brown and considers settling here. Geo Cornish has recovered and is about again. Dr Morrison of Scotia went to Winnipeg for an eye specialist and heads to Scotland to visit birthplace. Many residents visiting friends in the east. Names include W Lewis J Lewis Dr Crandell Hyndman Miss Hurlman Thos Kidd Mrs and Miss Saunders Mrs Doulas and J Robertson. Jos Jordan and Freddy Brown bought a high class gramophone and celebrate with it.
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Clara Elliott
Brandon College
David Henderson
Scotia
Brampton
Ont
J. H. Fraser
Winnipeg
Wil
Mr. Fraser Whimster
Portage la Prairie
Frazer
J. J. Hail
Winipeg
J. B. Robertson
Rich Brown & Co
Geo. Brown
Owen Sound, Ont
R. J. Brown
Geo. Cornish
Hos. Morrison
Scotland
W. Lewis
J. Lewis
Crandell
Hyndman
Hurlman
Thos. Kidd
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