Presbyterian and Methodist Church Services and Activities
Rev. Ouesingham continues as incumbent with services at the Presbyterian church each Sunday at 1 and 5 30 p.m. Pastor Jas J. Pryde offers Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. and Sunday School at 2 p.m. Prayer meetings are held Wednesdays at 4 p.m. The Epworth League meets Tuesdays at 4 p.m. in the Methodist church. All are invited.
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Manitoba Farm Yields Highlight Provincial Harvest News
The Inman farm harvested 6200 bushels from about 200 acres at 31 bushels per acre. J H McConnell opens Arrow River elevator with over 10000 bushels wheat shipped. Oak Lake fair features T Jasper top bull. McConnell reports record wheat yields across farms. a serious Oak River accident injures a express driver. Epworth League concert group fills program with Riddell lecture planned for November 2 at Wesley College venue.
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Wesley College
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Wedding at Melrose Farm Unites Wm Wright and Margaret Grieve
A very pretty wedding occurred Wednesday evening at Melrose Farm the bride's home as Mr William Wright of this town wed Miss Margaret Grieve only daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rankin Rev J J Pryde conducted the ceremony Miss Leslie of Chater assisted the bride and Mr Robt Wright served as groomsman
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Margaret Grieve
Geo. Rankin
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Miss Leslie
Chater
Robt. Wright
Overcoat Time and Talk on Quality and Fit
A shopper discussion outlines expectations for a good overcoat. Emphasis on dressiness, all wool fabric, fast color, careful finish, proper fit, and a moderate price define the ideal garment.
Elliott's Overcoats offers top coats and reefers at mid-century prices
The advertisement promotes Elliott's Overcoats with Grey Oxford top coats and reefers described as serviceable. Prices range from five to six fifty dollars and up to fifteen dollars for select pieces, highlighting value for stylish dressers.
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Oxford
Winter plans and church life in Arrowton community
Mrs James Stewart will spend winter with her sons Charles and Reuben in Winnipeg and be missed in Arrowton where she engages in church work. Weddings are hinted after threshing. League meetings draw many youths and a Sunday night church door stir follows a young couple’s mislaid buggy incident. A bystander helps drive the girl home, prompting a Job-like remark about worship and misfortune.
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Charles
Reuben
Winnipeg
Arrowton
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Satan
Xmas Gift List At Wedding And Advertised News
A wedding reception noted for 150 guests followed by a lavish supper and many valuable gifts listed by givers. The piece also mentions a meeting after the C.E. to plan the annual Xmas tree and promotes advertising in the Herald for lost items. A notice about Mr. A. Anderson planning to leave for Winnipeg Medical College highlights a rare Cleve wheel sale.
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Herald
C.E
A. Anderson
Winnipeg Medical College
Andy
Manitoba
Busy threshing season near Arrowton with high yields
Four threshing outfits operate within four miles as grain turns out well and farmers smile. John Stewart and William Eyer claim over forty bushels per acre. Runchey and Haney report engines rebuilt and in full blast. Mr Vaughan from Medicine Hat visits with horses for sale, some weighing about 1,400 pounds.
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Arrowton
John Stewart
William Eyer
Runchey and Haney
Mr.Vaughan
Medicine Hat
Tailor J Melhuish Secured for Up-To-Date Fitting
The speaker announces hiring J Melhuish of Brandon, touted as one of the province’s best cutters. He guarantees first class fit and promises strictly up-to-date workmanship for fall services.
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J. Melhuish
Brandon
Miss Delaney
Imported Tweeds and Worsteds Stocked for Menswear
A local shop proclaims a first class stock of imported tweeds serges and worsteds with a full range of first class pantings available for immediate purchase.
Local Notes From the Brad Wardine District
Lavinia and Joe Charboneau, back from the Brad wardine district, report little progress in threshing south of La vinia. Miss McCracken of Neepawa visits cousin Mrs. Wyatt. Wolves appear more numerous this fall, linked to Wm. Moore’s absence. Miss Latimer of Hamiota visits Miss Rockely. Mr. Rockely recovered from illness. Miss Squires of Shoal Lake attended Sunday school. F Lord leases Allan’s farm for years. E W Alexander advertised lost calves and found them in the Herald.
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Wm. Moore
Millinery Creations Now Ready for Trade Buyers
The trade is informed that we are prepared to furnish the latest millinery creations now on the market. Shipments and samples are available for early orders and exclusive styles.
Guarantee of Satisfaction in Quality Style and Price
A retailer promises satisfaction guaranteed across quality, style, and price to customers. The statement emphasizes value and customer assurance to attract buyers.
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