Oak River School Reports Half-Year Attendance and Standings
Oak River School closed the half year on June 27 after 125 pupil days. Average term attendance was 40 of 56 enrolled. Grade VII top marks list Annie Todd Maud Glinz Fred Wilson Geo Roxburgh Jennie Hanna Arthur Glinz. Grade VI had 1000 maximum by Ernest Glinz. other names include Ewart McIntyre Montie Vaughan John Hays. Grade IV students Mabel Roxburgh Elda McIntyre Annie Haight Lila Willcott May Henry David Todd Susie Vaughan. Grade III includes Harry Peters Chas Bell Nelson Short Wessie Bell Nellie Hays Ida Todd Alfred Carey. Grade II lists Sarah Carey Ada Miller Willie Carey Nellie Kirschbaum Seymour Ball. Grade I features Guy Wilson Pearl Kirschbaum Arthur Ball Ida Glinz Clifford Greenaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Todd
Maud Glinz
Fred Wilson
Geo. Roxburgh
Jennie Hanna
Arthur Glinz
Ernest Glinz
Ewart McIntyre
Montie Vaughan
John Hays
USA
Mabel Roxburgh
Elda McIntyre
Annie Haight
Lila Willcott
May Henry
David Todd
Susie Vaughan
Harry Peters
Chas. Bell
Nelson Short
Wessie Bell
Nellie Hays
Ida Todd
Alfred Carey
Sarah Carey
Ada Miller
Willie Carey
Nellie Kirschbaum
Seymour Ball
Guy Wilson
Pearl Kirschbaum
Arthur Ball
Idailinz
Clifford Greenaway
Municipal Council Minutes July 4 1901 Reforming Hudson Bay Trail
Council met with all members present except Coun Ferrand. Minutes of prior meeting approved. Communications from Municipal Commissioner on Hudson Bay trail and timber requeries noted. no action except directive to define old Hudson Bay trail in township 15 ranges 21 and 22 and vest in the province. Applications for assessor received from W H Brown N D Peters and Bertie Davidson. Bertie Davis approved. By-laws 181 182 and 153 introduced and read a first and second time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun
Ferrand
Hudson Bay Trail
H.C. Clay
Henry Law
Winnipeg General Hospital
Cardale
Winston
Department of the Interior
Manitoba
W. H. Brown
N. D. Peters
Bertie Davidson
Hays—Smith
Bertie Davis
Winston—Hengy
By laws read passed and bridge petition presented
The council read and finally passed By-laws No 181 182 and 183 A petition by W H Brown and others sought a bridge between sections 6 and 7 township 15 range 22 on the road allowance Cardale Henry moved to pay for plank on the bridge between sections 6 and 7 tp 15 range 22 and on the bridge between sections 16 and 17 tp Ltrg 22 Cardale Winston moved that by law 157 be amended inserting April 1 before the first day of May The finance committee reported examined and passed accounts Richard son Bishop collector and assessment rolls and notices John Cardale chairman Henry Smith moved adoption of the finance report and orders on the treasurer for payment Winston Cardale moved the secretary treasurer obtain seven copies of amended statutes for 19 1 and one copy of the assessment act Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brown
Cardale
Henry
Winston
Henry—Smith
Finance Committee
Winston—Cardale
Sec.treas
Civic Holiday Planned For Crandell On July 25
Citizens voted at the board of trade to observe Crandell's civic holiday on Thursday July 25 as many plan to visit Brandon for the Western Manitoba fair. Delegates will be billeted for Shoal Lake county Sunday School convention on July 1 and 19. Miniota council meets July 4 in Crandell. Rev Stewart and Rev Cunningham plan a Methodist church sermon series this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Publication
Colunnes
Ross
Board of Trade
Crandell
Brandon
Manitoba
Shoal Lake County
Miniota
Stewart
Cunningham
Hamiota
F. Counsell
C. Cunningham
Bold mosquitoes haunt the district as residents report progress
Mosquitoes appear bold and bloodthirsty yet and seem to have no mercy on small people. W G Stone improves his house with plastering and chimney work. E Cornell of Hamiota is the mason. Mrs T Walken of Alexander visits her sister. Master Oliver Robertson returns with his father to Arden. Graham Tench of Shoal Lake visited last week. Charlie McLean is in our midst again. Delegates to Crandell for Sunday School convention named. Mrs Ben Wyatt moves from Neepawa to join her husband who built a new dwelling. J Beattie of Orro town buys the Percheron Chief from Jas McMillan of Shoal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Stone
E. Cornell
Hamiota
Ben. Wyatt
Neepawa
J. Beattie
Orrowton
Chief
Jas. McMillan
Shoal
Young people enjoy evening at Al Lincham’s home
A group of youths spent a pleasant evening at Mr. Al Lincham’s residence last week. T. Walker began plowing on his new farm and quickly tore up the sod with his canton sulky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allincham
T. Walker
Death of Jos A Frazer in Miniota obituary note
Jos A Frazer dies after weeks of illness and is buried at Beulah cemetery. Funeral service held at the house by Rev James Inglis and Rev J Frazer with pallbearers named. A large cortege and many friends mark the loss of a valued citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. A. Frazer
Beulah Cemetery
James Inglis
Minsota
J. McArthur
Beulah
F. W. Breen
Frazer
David Frazer
Manitoba
Oak River
Halton County
Ontario
Crandell Rifle Association Meeting Set at Boarding House
The Crandell Rifle Association will hold a meeting at the Crandell boarding house on Saturday July 1 at 7 p.m. The secretary Chas Chapman confirms all necessary papers are on hand and asks interested parties to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandell Rifle Association
Crandell
Chas, Chapman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
FP. J. Boulton
Maxacen Hasota Baason
Bank OF Hamilton
Capital
J. Inman
Andrew Kelly
Tormesorient Jartiont
J. Ww
Herald Office
Helen
Hamiota No. 367
Vialtiang Beamtraren
Tee
Mranar
Pioneer
L.O.L
Hall, Ham
Iota
Daly
F. Mippieron
W.M. Jos
Axprew
Rec
SeEc
Hamiota Lodge
Alex. Kerr
Wa. Johnston, N.G
H. HeAseMas
Gom, McKacer
Recordelr
M.W
White Oak Lodge No
Orange Hall
Hamrods
Wixpioe
Seoretary
Wm. Wright
C. Sheardown
General Blacksmith
McLean
Loudoe & Canadian Loan & Agency Co
Loweet
G. J. Marlson
Menweger
Winnipes
Man
C. B. Tench
Agepratser, Hamiota
Obed
J.b.robertson
Mian
Hamiota, Miniota and
Largi
J. Arnovitch
W. J. Breckenridge
W. J Breckenridge
Qi Caarsraiotse
Saa
Oan
Will N. Redd
Los
Brandon, Man
Insurance
F. BE. Howby
A. Lawson
Hamivta
Orrick
Heiens
Howes
M. A. Wistmster
Hamio
Errica
Todt & McKieliar's
J. H. McConnell
Undertaker
Almer, Hamiets
Scott
Chambers
Deering
Deering Harvester
the Western Canadian Hall Insurance Co
Wawanhsa
Previcer
Lisil
Steel Company
Prewiur CS. A
Tpanies
Ty Geetgagzeco
Lewal Arent
Heamicta
P. Reddesheiser
Baker Ard Confectioner
Hamiota Herald
Oak River School Report
Blanchard Council
Richardson & Bishop
John Cardale
Mnan
Assiniboine Avenue
Geo. Elliott
Lavinia
Oliver Robertson
Arden
Graham Tench
Shoal Lake
Charlie McLean
A. W. Lief
H. G. Stone
Thos. Mitchell
Mrs. Vanalstine
Sierwin-Williams Paints
Co. H. Greenshaw
Jubilee
E. W. Alexander’s
Messrs
G. E. Mellor
W. J. Taylor
Robert Irwin
Irwin
Mr. Irwin
Winters
Ebeyance Robt
J.N. Clinton
Clinton
Coy
JNO. Nairn
Hamiota Markets
SOROS
W. Prowse, M.D
Edin
Donald Street
Broadway
Winnipeg
W. Hope Hay
Hargreaveson Farm
Shoalee
Enders
Bashel
R, Brown
Eastman’s
Kodaks
Toronto
Lawson's Drug Store
W. A. Thomson
Drewry
Radnor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!