Community church notices and service schedule
Rev Cenningham announces Christ church services every alternate Sunday at 11 pm and Sundays at 7 pm. Rev Pryde and M A preach with Sunday school at 2 pm. Prayer meeting Thursdays at 8 pm. Epworth League meets Tuesdays at 2 90 pm in the Methodist church. All are invited.
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Jas. J. Pryde
M. A
Sanday
Banday School
Tennycen
Sec
Treas
Young People’s Society of Christian Hadeavor
Presbyterian Church
Oeleck
Epworth Langue
Arbor Day closings and local notices in Hamiota sheet
Arbor Day will close town businesses. W A Thomson travelled to Brand and back. Miss Fraser of Miniota visited. A Frazer hosted. Presbyterian library gains 100 new books. W J Breckenridge named marriage licenses issuer. Mrs F J Coombes ill. Mrs John Kelly visited. Miss Dixon returned to Brandon after stay. McConnell Coombes moved elevator at Arrow River for a month. Harold Cowan ill but slightly better. Geo Elliott buying brick for store addition in Rapid ity. Agricultural Society seeks tenders for a new hall on exhibition grounds. W A Doyle and C W Clifton visited. Mr and Mrs Frank Hallett guests of W A Thomson. Miss Meston and Miss Wallace visiting A W Kent in Ralphhton. Geo McKayne awarded cedar excavation contract for Heddesheimer project. John Houck to ship cattle next Saturday. Interior dept to spend on fire guard at Turtle Mountain. Presbyterians joint boards meeting to discuss new manse. Ping Pong gains town interest. potential tournament. Dr A P McInnis to resume Brandon visits. Provincial Hail Insurance appoints Jno Nairn as agent. Captain F I Clark to Brandon Exhibition Association receives South African contingent leave.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
W.J. Breckenridge
Hamiota
F. J. Coombes
John Kelly
Rapid City
the Agricultural Society
W. A. Doyle
Beulah
C. W. Clifton
Frank Hallett
4Isk River
W. A. Thomson
John Houck
Miss Fraser
Winni
0. A. Fraser
Miami
Department of the Interior
Turtle Mountain
Eden
Hamilta
Scotian
A. P. McInnis
Brandon
Herakd
Winnipeg Exhibitions and Seeding Progress Highlight Manitoba Notice
Mr B Jackson and Mr J B Thomson showcase Prince Delectable at the Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition. Seeding advances push ahead as wheat plantings exceed last year by about ten percent. Oak River club reorganizes with officers. Brandon Turf Club plans a special train to May races. CPR moves vast wheat, with 700,000 bushels marketed since last fall and 150,000 more expected. A widow with nine children arrives seeking a home and chivalry wanes among town men. A local resident returns from an evening visit via multiple slough detours. Coronation Day committee sets athletic events lacrosse and baseball with prizes and aims to fund a cottage hospital, plus a concert to raise funds.
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C.P.R
Cor. Amboy
Remaining Arlington cloth bound books for sale
Next Saturday the remainder of the Arlington edition will be sold at 8 for 1.00, down from 20 cents each.
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Arlington
Lake of the Woods Milling plans new elevators on CPR line
The Lake of the Woods Milling Company aims to erect several new brick elevators on the Forrest Ralphton branch of the CPR. Work starts today on Geo Elliott's store expansion, with Geo Anderson awarded the contract and a license assured. The town seeks better hotel facilities to boost trade.
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Lake of the Woods Milling Company
Forrest- Ralphton
C.P.R
Geo. Elliott
Geo. Anderson
Local Ready-to-Wears Hats and Ribbons Shown
Flowers and drapery along with silks and chiffons offered in a ready-to-wear display. Foliage and novelty trims include laces nets ribbons and fancy braids. Sailors and walking hats for Misses and Children trimmed and untrimmed featured in the display.
Snow Seraf Tags Offer Premium Catalogue Presents
Pay Noll Chewing Tebaces tags on every plug are urged to be saved rather than discarded. Collect the SNOW SERAF TAGS for a choice of one handsome present before January 1st. PIB voices a new illustrated premium Catalogue from The Empire Tobacco Co Ltd Winnipeg Branch Winnipeg Man.
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Empire Tobacco Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
Man
Keeping Que Thing in Mind and The Herald Ad Advice
A parable urges steady effort and persistent selling. It extols choosing a strong paper like The Herald to reach farmers in the counties, arguing that consistent ads yield immediate results and long term earnings.
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Miniota
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W.J. Cowan
Meston
Aylmer
Ont
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Stratford
A. W. Kent
Ralphton
Geo. McKayne
PF. Heddesheimer
Hail Insurance Co
Manitoba
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Jno. Nairn
F. I. Clark
Brandon Exhibition Association
Mr. B. Jackson
J. B. Thomson
Thomson
Itor
Oak River
F. Hallett
Jas. Little
Son
E. H. Glint
R. ©. Cochrane
B. Crerar
Sec.-Treas
P. Highit
F. Sparling
E. O. Ungar
Thos. Kidd
Brandon Turf Club
Gladstone
Chas
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Japan
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LI. B. Latimer
Union Bank
Miss Cecilia Wallace
Inman
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C. H. Greenshaw
Miss la Dell
Oddfellows
P. Riddell
Minnedosa
Neepawa
Portage
Miss Frazer
Miss Gutteridge
J. T. Venables
Hiamiota
DMIAN
Chapple & Miles
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Geo. S. Anderson
J. H. McLean
J. H. McConnell
West End
McConnell's Elevator
Hanbury M’e’g CO
W. F. Watson
Lorimer
Brown
Crandall
Australasia
the Orient
Canada
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Hose
G.P.R
BE. McPherson
Norther Pacific
R’y
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