Wedding Bells for Giga Campi and Daniel McLachlan
A quiet ceremony was held January 2 at St. John's Episcopal Church in Truro Nova Scotia. Giga Campi third daughter of the late HN Lynds married Daniel Gordon McLachlan of MacGregor Manitoba. The couple left for Halifax then westward to Canadian cities before settling in MacGregor. The Herald extends best wishes.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Truro
N S
Giga Campi
HN. Lynds
Daniel Gordon McLachlan
MacGregor
Halifax
Bagot Community Club Anniversary Postponed
The Bagot Community Club anniversary has been postponed until further notice. Delegates to the UF Convention in Winnipeg returned home after a successful gathering. Weather is severe with 32 degrees below and strong winds. The Women's Missionary Study event drew fair attendance with Rev RH Loweie speaking on Missions. A few chicken pox cases exist and mild smallpox in the district, prompting quarantines and suspension of public meetings.
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H. Radclyffe
Winnipeg
Bagot Community Club
RH. Loweie
Brandon Presbyterical Church
Community dance and events at Mall and hall
A leap year dance is planned at the Mall on Friday January and a community hall event on Fr t Drive January 22. A February event is listed with masy and prizes for best home music. Attendees are urged to join for music and activities.
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Aw Community Hall
Grain Movement Over The Canadian Pacific Railway 1923
A historical note details the grain movement along the Canadian Pacific Railway from Sept 1 to Dec 12 1923. It describes about 670 freight engines, 125-car trains, and a 7 946 ton longest train from Stoughton to Treola Saskatchewan. The piece highlights 209 100000 bushels of grains moved, and vast imagined visuals of wheat stacked as mountains and loaves stretching across Canada. It notes 3 548 cars received at Vancouver and 4 897 019 bushels exported to the United Kingdom or South America.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Winnipeg
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Dee
Stoughton
Treola
Saskatchewan
Lake Louise
Dominion
Montreal
Vancouver
Ad. Bron
Vane
United Kingdom
South America
Advertising deadlines for EGE Herald issue
The EGE Herald notes a 10 jam clove on Thursdays with jcopy due before Tuesday noon. News items should reach the office by Tuesday night or, at latest, Wednesday noon. Late submissions may be held until the next issue. Get your copy in early.
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EGE Herald
Curling final four at Irwin Cup ends with Swan rink winning
The final four at the Irwin Cup featured Swan's rink claiming the trophy after sevens secured the win. A close second occurred with 13 ore toss as Tuesday's play proceeded. top rinks advanced from a schedule described as tall with matches listed including Hay Carries and MacDoual Trethewey, plus numerous pairings. Games started at 7 30 with Austin rink invited to be ready at 7.
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Dir Swan
Hay
Carrie T MacDoual
Trethewey
Machine
Swan
Camsell-MacDonald Lamb
McPhee
MacKinnon Swan
MacDonald-Lamb
Camsell McPhee Hay
Trethewes
Lamb
McPeeamsell
Trethewer
Mackinnon
MacDonald MacKias
Austin
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Battery and Electrical
Wisik
McLachlan’s
Gray
Fone
Macgregor Lumber & Coal Yards
Drumheller
Gov. VE
Fire Insurance
Phone
Mansell
Lynds—Mclachlan
BAGOT
Katrime
Joney
Massey - Harris
Verity
R. E. Lamb
AL Lye
Hay-MacDonald
Camsell
Camsell-Swan
Hay-Lamb
MacDonald
MacKinnos
Hey-McPhee
MacKinnon McPhee
Cus
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