Community Notes From Austin and District Including Visits and Local Council
Mrs Salterio of Regina visits her mother while Pte J Boyd returns to duty after home leave. D J McFarlane of Sidney visits Pickerings. Pte H Johnson on six weeks harvest leave. A silver tea for Soldiers Orphans is hosted by Mrs S C Duff Friday August 16 from 3 to 5. Miss A Collier injures head and bruises while driving to Winnipeg. she returns home by train. Brandon Fair reports strong Melvin S D pupil exhibits earning $26.50, diplomas and a $15 Sweepstake prize. praise for Miss Stairs. Obituary notes a well liked local man. sympathy to his family. Austin Municipal Council meets with Dr Haworth as Health Officer. Dr Kobrinsky appointed. By-law taxes set at 27 mills total, up two from last year due to Government revenue levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
A. Collier
Brandon
Melvin
Stairs
Manipal Council
Austin Hast Thurstay
Haworth
Kobrinsky
Ters
Edwin James Randall Dies in Winnipeg After Long Illness
Edwin James Randall born 1876 in Kidderminster England died August 10 at his Winnipeg home 934 Sherburn St after two years of incurable illness. He homesteaded south of town, owned Austin Livery Barn, married Margaret Wallace in 1911, and moved to Winnipeg five years ago. Survived by wife, one child, his aged mother and two sisters Mrs Dyer Disley Sask and Mrs Critchlowe Emmeline. Community offers deepest sympathy.
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Sherburn St
Winnipeg
Edwin James Randall
Aust
Randall
Kiddersminster
Eng
Canada
Austin
Margaret Wallace
Dyer
Disley, Sask
Critchlowe
Emmeline
Wedding Bells For Charles E Stewart And Evelyn Maneely
On August 1 at St John’s Church Victoria B C Rector F A P Chadwick united Charles Edward Stewart formerly of MacGregor Manitoba and Sergt Major of A Co 45th Battalion with Evelyn May Maneely of Portage la Prairie Manitoba The Herald extends congratulations and best wishes for happiness and prosperity to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Victoria
B.C
F. A. P. Chadwick
Charles Edward Stewart
MacGregor
Man
A'” Co
Evelyn May Maneely
Portage la Prairie
Herald
Cattle Run at Large Probed Under By law
Rural municipality warns residents against cattle wandering into gardens and destroying crops. Offenders permitting cattle to run at large will be prosecuted under fire by law. Authorities urge enforcement to protect gardens and property.
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Aas
Garnens
Death of John Liddell in Tokio after Shanghai service
Obituary notice reports John Liddell, long time Austin resident, died in Tokio on July 21 after a Shanghai career with Liddell Bros. & Co. Exporters. He came to Austin in 1882, farmed six years, then joined his brother in Shanghai. Illness led to an operation in Tokio, complications followed, ending his life. The Shanghsi obituary notice provides further details.
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Tokio
John Liddell
Liddell
Austin
Shanghai
Liddell Bros. & Co
America
Shanghsi
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Eusimeee Caro
Dr. Kobrinsky, M.D
Serabon
Howe
MacGascon
Max
Pheer No
J Percival Eed Benasstes
Chas
North Tes
Katrime P.D
F.L. Palmer
Terme
Macoregor
OR. C. Camsell
Parsictas and
Bonceon
Winnipeg Geo. ‘Hospital
Bromley Bt
Co. Borton
Beles
Croasdale Cattle Dealer & Shipper
Dramney
Pleasant Point
Macgregor Macgregor
Middleton L.O.L
Beaver
Bowron
R. Munsar
Ree
See
Bagot
CG. H. R. McMaster
Provin
Phone Ofice
P.O
J. A. Dunkin
Sortage la Prairie
Alexander Booth
Big Harvest
Plymouth Twine
Reaper
THE
Austin: Hardware Store
James Elston
E. H. Stinson
Mrs. Salterio
Regina
Sask
Pte. J. Boyd
D. J. McFarlane
Sidney
Pickering
Pte. H. Johnson
Flying Corps
Camp Niagaria
S. C. Duff
Epwix Janes Rampatt
Our
R. Wallace
Trwart
Mane
North Norfolk
M. L. Moxuison
W. H. Grover
Binkett Bros
Katrime, Man
Jon Lippe
Mac. Gregor
Caner
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
J. T. Hanna
MacGregor Garage
WM. Cairns
Maccrecor
McCormick
Deerit
Manitoba
1.H.C
Deering
R. S. Booth, Macgregor
Gray's
Cosmope
Woman's Home Companio Peoples
Ladies Home Journal
Everybody
All Story Weekly
Saturday Evening Post
Gray's Drug Story
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