Beaver News Roundup and Local Events
Beaver master Ross Athey visits station with grandparents. Mrs Watson of Grenella spends weekend with D Allan’s daughter Miss Hazel Stowe visits Winnipeg. Mrs Lamont praised for Easter lily bloom. Fire in Pathead district burns section 17.12:10. About fifty tons of hay destroyed on J A Gray quarter. Ben Richardson loses sixty acres of young trees. Mr Litt reports loss of timber and saved some hay and growing crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathead
J. A Gray
Ben Richardson
Litt
Local visitors and gatherings in Portage la Prairie area
The district notes many visitations and homecomings including Hughie Ham from Portaxe at the Birkettome, Isabel Lake returning from Winnipeg, Margaret Graham spending the week with Evelyn McLachlan, Annie Peebles visiting Eva Cooper, and several families hosting or visiting relatives in Winnipeg and Wellwood. The community extends sympathy to Mrs. Reshaur on her bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie Ham
Portaxe
Birkettome
Isabel Lake
Winnipeg
Margaret Graham
Evelyn McLachlan
Annie Peebles
Eva Cooper
Inglefield
Portage la Prairie
R. Birkett
Fletcher
Jefferson and
Merla
R. Blanchard
W. Cha Rossendale
Jean Parker
C. R. Berber
McCartney
Gladstone
Pearl McCartney
F. McLachlan
Reshaur
Portage Indian School event features Mrs. Bagot address
Mrs. Jones of the Portage Indian School delivered a Sunday night talk. Five young Indian girls sang. A bridal shower honored Miss Olga Cottam, bride to be Hedt, Saturday. On Monday afternoon, August 10, at Mrs. F. Mull’s home, gifts in a white basket were taken by Lila McMillan Edith Thompson Pearl Thompson Elsie Millan. A Love You Truly duet and a miniature wedding cake with tulle and china figure decorated the tea table. thirty guests attended. gladiola and pink petunias filled four large vases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Cottam
Hedt
F. Mulls
Lila McMillan
Edith
Pearl Thompson
ElsieMillan
Tulle
Canada Year Book 1936 Church Notices and Prices
The 1936 Canada Year Book edition is announced by the General Statistics Branch of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. It notes a small price of 1.99 dollars to cover paper and binding, with special concessions for ministers and teachers. Anglican notices from MacGregor list services and choir practices with dates in 1935 and 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istics
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Dominion
Kiig Ater
Ottawa
Tenders for Raising House and Cement Foundation Offer
Tenders will be received until August 31 by the undersigned for raising a house 20 by 24 and placing a cement foundation and cement wall in the cellar. All material supplied except jacks and timber. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. For further information apply to.
Tender sought for Birmingham S C school transport
Sealed tenders are invited by JR Bergquist as secretary for the conveyance of Birmingham S C children to and from MacGregor School from August 25 1936 to June 20 1937. Tenders must state per school day and mark envelopes Tender for Van. Driver must be competent and 21 years old. The lowest bid is not guaranteed acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham S.C
MacGregor School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaver
Ross Athey
Beaver Station
Watson
Grenella
D. Allan
A Lamont
A. W. Stone
Hazel Stowe
Katrime
Mrs . Boten Ord
Betty
Delta Lake
MacKinnons
Wes
Mayfield
Kathleen Honor
Kelswood
Fred Lake
BAGOT
Pure Food Store
Anc
Manitoba
Choice Bologna
McCormick & Co
Macgregor
Man
The
MacGregor Herald
the Community Newspaper
Gurung By Press
George V
Edward VIII
Herald
GL. Armstrong
St. Paul's Church
Texas
Matios Solo
J. Woodin
United Church OF Canada
R McLeod
Agus
Tam
Supaay Senoor
Trucking Service
H. B. Gilroy, Macgregor
tAaciego
Geo
Croucher
General Blacksmith
Macgregur
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company
Mackinnon
Austin and
Erle R. George
Fish and Poultry
J. M. McPhee
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