Manitoba Notes Roundup In Winter Town News
Dr N V James and Mrs James visit Winnipeg. L O B A dance set for January 14 at Orange Hall with music and lunch. Mr and Mrs D Sutherland return from Portage la Prairie. Mrs H A Lye visits Winnipeg. Lye homecoming. Messages from J H Watson and family in Portland. Andrew Kelly dies in Winnipeg aged 78, former Brandon mayor and Western Canada Flour Mills founder. Minitoba Mamitova Winter Fair March 17 21 at Brandon with top stock. Sincere sympathy to Mrs F T Course on mother G McGonigle’s death in Seaforth Ontario. Birth at Mrs Fox’s Nursing Home: a son to Mr and Mrs W H Ireland. J H Clark appointed Imperial Bank manager at Sanguda Alta. St Pauls W A tea January 16. L O B A meets January 1 at 2 pm Orange Hall. MacGregor rink hosts masquerade January 22 with prizes. Extreme cold across Manitoba with several towns reporting 32 to 50 below zero. Mel MacDonald hopes to return January 20 from Ontario. Skating nights Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays. LODE whist drive and dance New Year’s Eve a success with Palmer Orchestra. prizes to Mrs Bowie and Wm G Hay.
Bellamy Trial at Allies Theatre features star ensemble
Monta Bell directs the Bellamy Trial with Leatrice Joy leading as Sue Ives in the courtroom drama. George Barraud portrays the husband opposite Miss Joy, supported by Kenneth Thompson, Margery Livingstone, Betty Bronson, Edward Nugent, and others. The film's large cast marks one of MGM's most talent enriched productions.
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Kenneth Thompson
Margaret Livingstone
Betty Bronson
Edward Nugent
Coal and Feed Arriving Soon From Western Dominion
Notice states a car of Western Dominion Lump Coal arriving about the 20th at 5.75 per ton off car and a car of Feed arriving at the end of the week. George S. Booth & Son.
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Western Dominion
George S. Booth & Son
Portage Wins First Hockey Game at MacGregor Rink
Portage La Prairie defeated MacGregor 4 to 2 in a fast hockey match at the MacGregor rink. Bell and Bradford scored in the first period, Campbell tallied in the second, and Gair Fotheringham and Bradford added in the final period. Referee Niblock issued penalties amid mild disputes. A postgame dance at the Orange Hall concluded the event.
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Bradford
Campbell
Gair
Fotheringham
Portege
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Portage la Prarie
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A. Bradford
F. Muir. Moran
F. Campbell
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Printers Ink Advertising and the Local Newspaper
Advertising is a vital store window and home delivery medium. The Herald positions itself as the primary channel between merchants and buyers in the community, read by nearly every household and family member. It invites readers to consider merchants who offer service and quality merchandise at favorable prices.
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Rapid City
Mel. MacDonald
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Ampuner
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Masonic Hall
Palmer Orchestra
Bellamy
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H. AL Lye
S. R. Lamb
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