Church Services and Meetings Outline Weekly Routines
A宗ир致 mixed text lists multiple churches and pastors with weekly services Sunday School prayer meetings and youth society sessions. Rev Jas Pryde Rev S P Riddell and Rev B P Riddell are noted with service times for Sundays Wednesdays and Thursdays. announcement invites all to attend activities at various church buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Riddell
Wlock
Ehurch
Welock
Sperth League
Methiabist
Local notes from Shoal Lake and vicinity parade holiday activity
A busy bulletin from Shoal Lake area reports residents traveling to Winni and Brandon, visits by Ald Latimer and others, an upcoming auction at Oak River, and church events. Ward news includes pallid weather notes, a smallpox scare in Manitoba and extended school holidays due to fuel shortages. Parkinson remains ill at Shoal Lake hospital as Miss Elliott and friends depart Brandon after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkinson
Shoal Lake Hospital
Sven
Clare Elliott
Brandon
Bhome
Miss Jamieson
Griswold
Miss Elliott
Farm and town notes from Morden Chronicle items
A survey of local events reports a CPR plan to double elevator capacity at Port William and Port Arthur by 1902 with total lake-port capacity near 6 million bushels. A fire devastates Mr. Rose’s house. $600 loss, $440 insured. Community events include Cosgrove Orchestra praise, a New Year skating carnival with Rapid City band, and a money mishap tale of a Manitoba farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman Block
C.P.R
Port William
Port Arthur
Lake Ports
Chambers
John E. Rose
Annual Cash Discount Sale Promises Deep Fur and Garment Cuts
The ad proclaims a 20 percent discount for 30 days starting January 1 on furs dry goods clothing and footwear. Items listed include gent's coon coats wombat coats tasmanian beaver coats and Australian beaver coats with notable sale prices and a note they will not carry over fur coats, clearing stock regardless of cost.
January Wheels Versus Sleighs In Local Report
On January seventh a comparison notes many wheels in use alongside sleighs. Mrs. Ben Wyatt shows improvement from a mild blood poison in her hands. Walter Lief hires Jas. Black for the winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wyatt
Walter Lief
Jas. Black
Curling New Year's Day results and President's prize race
On New Year’s Day a curling competition for the gold silver and bronze curlers’ buttons concluded with Wm Smith 36 and W Thomson 23 while W Johnson 18 received notable placings. A tight match between Smith and Latimer dominated the week with a late surge by Latimer and a dramatic final end after an 11 all standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. Smith
Geo. Elliott
W. Johnson
A. Lawson
Chas. Smith
C. Cunningham
Geo. Venables
W. A. Thomson
Walter Whyte
Wm. Smith
W. Thomson
Special sale of Prints and Muslins at 16c Yard
Local store advertises clears out a line of Prints Ginghams and Muslins regular 12 4c 15c and 20c goods now selling at 16c per yard Also clears Colored Shirts regular 1 00 and 1 25 to 75c in a single sale event.
Cash-Only Deals Highlight Immediate Benefits
The notice urges buyers to pay cash to secure savings and benefits, emphasizing instant transactions. It underscores the advantage of cash payments for speed and price reductions.
Golfer Smith Edges Latimer in Close Match
The third men on both rinks played perfect shots. Smith’s first blocked his opponent’s and left him lying. Latimer drew a shot six inches closer to the tee, and Smith finished a shade wide leaving Latimer one up at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Latimer
Notice on vital statistics registration penalties
The article warns that births deaths and marriages must be registered within thirty days with the local clerk. It states a fines range from five to twenty five dollars for noncompliance and notes forms are available at the clerk’s office and at all post offices with postmasters directed to request more forms when needed.
The Missing S1000 Found in Crandell Robbery Tale
The $1,000 missing package from Crandell robbery was found Saturday morning by John Redden. The thief hid the haul in a snow drilt behind Elliott's store and left the money intact. A report claimed the stolen funds were only $500 short, suggesting the thief may have taken money over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandell
John Redden
Elliott
Redden
Union Bank
Winter Socials and Local Notices in Holylea District
The Lindsay brothers head to lumber camps for winter with Jack James and Jim Pangman in attendance. Viola Pollock resumes duties at Holylea School District on January 6 after re engagement. Lew Ferris of Holland Man visits district, eyeing land near Viola Dale country. W Sheardown hosts New Year Eve gathering with Andy Pangman and Ed Virtue as masters of ceremonies and high style. Guests note the host’s sociable manners and expect a hostess to end bachelorhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Bros
Messrs
Jack, James
Jim Pangman
Viola Pollock
Holylea
Lew Ferris
Holland
Man
Ferris
Viola Dale
W. Sheardown
Andy Pangman
Ed. Virtue
Sheardown
Christmas Farmer's Advocate in Winnipeg Delights Readers
The Christmas number of the Farmer's Advocate in Winnipeg combines a color frontispiece showing Edward VII and royal farms at Windsor with over 60 pages of articles and Manitoba Northwest farm views. It features portraits of prominent men, a dozen Canadian artists with photogravures, and is sent free to all subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Advocate
Winnipeg
Edward VII
Windsor
Manitoba
Northwest
Brandon
Western
Canada
West
Ellenville School to Be Led by Gunning for Year
Gunning engaged to take charge of Ellenville school for a year and began duties on Tuesday January 7. Lavinia district trustees held New Year’s Day meeting with Walter Lief as chairman and Thos Walker secretary treasurer. Wheat yields exceed forty bushels per acre on Jas Irwin’s farm as Arrowton syndicate threshes year end into new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Gunning
Ellenville
H. Tench
Brandon
Henry. Tustees
Lavinia
Walter Lief
Thos. Walker
Jas. Irwin
Arrowton Syndicate
George Runchey
Sault
Miss Johhston
Crandall
Decker
Roland Middleton Hurt by Pony Kick
Mr Roland Middleton was kicked by a pony while feeding it on Tuesday evening. He was knocked unconscious briefly and suffered a fractured nose and a small facial wound. The pony lacked hind shoes, which may have worsened the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Middleton
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Christ's Church
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Priaettrran
Jas. J. Pryde
Sanday School
E. M. Tennyeon
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Presbyterian Estares
Metioinet
A.C. Campbell
Winnipig
Tuesay
Ernest Greenshaw
Shoal Lomea
Hamota
Wilfred Hinschie
Hamiota
Miss Piling
Peter Rothwell
L. B. Latimer
James White
Rapid City
Ald. Latimer
Mr. L. B. Latimer
Harry Milne
Carberry
J. H. Fraser
Chas Tr
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Oak River
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Western Canada Press Association
Califoria
Shoal Lake
Pryde
Birtle
Corbie
Home Mission Department
Presbyterian Church
Nor-West Farmer
Scott Brown
Arrow River
Brown
Alberta Plains
Chinook
B. Jackson, Derrister-at-Law
Cosgrove Orchestra
E. E. Barnridge
Tower
Minn
Lodge of Maccabees
Jas. Marnell
Morden
B. Latimer
Canadian Pacific
Raieway
Pacific
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Trip
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W. B. McLean
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A. Balk
Will
Chapple & Mills
Northern Pacific
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Main Street
Curling
A. C. Campbell
ETC
Eizgaraatotra, Aiam
Farmer’s Advocate
J. T. Venables
Hamiofa, Man
Miss Frazer
Wn. Lief, Sr
Walter Meakin
Saines
Ellensburg
London and Canadian Loan and Agency Co. (Limited
C. R. Tench
Oak River District
Thomson
Geo. J. Maulson
Insurance
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Bank of Hamilton
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