Burns Birthday Observed and Local Notices Packed
The issue notes Robert Burns birthday, local council meeting date, and community updates. It reports Mrs. Colli's recovery, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson moving, Miss Dora McLean to Kipling for tests, R. E. Lye at a Lumbermens’ convention, and travel plans for Ralph and J. B. Merrick to Brandon for a funeral. Theatre ads, a wanted engine, a ratepayers meeting, Ladies Aid notes, and curling bonspiels with dates and venues are listed. Weather notes warn of severe cold ahead of the Winnipeg bonspiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Clark
MacGregor
Brandon
J. B. Mer
Rick. P.m
Mittee
Jas
Ladies Aid Society
Ramsay
United Church
Jday
D. A. Shaw
Death of Manitoba's Lieut Governor Burrows in Winnipeg
Hon. T. A. Burrows lieutenant governor of Manitoba died Friday night in Winnipeg General Hospital after an appendicitis operation. He was 71 or 72, appointed Oct. 8 1926, long a Manitoba public figure with lumber business ties and service in the Legislature and House of Commons. A state and civil funeral was held Tuesday with thousands attending. Also reports on Carberry and MacGregor hockey results and standings in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Burrows
Manitoba
Winnipeg General
Crown of Manitoba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Crown Soap
Marion M. Morgan
Royal Crown Soap Company
Royal Crown
Childrens
Childrens Drawers
Stanfields
Watsons
Sielength
Puone
Turner
Remeron
P.c
Merrick’s Corner Store
Robert Burns
North Norfolk Council
Walter Peterson
Wm. McLeod
Mr. McLeod
Gladstone
Dora McLean
Kipling, Sask
R.E. Lye
Vancouver
B.C
Lumbermens’ Association
Ralph
J.B. Merrick
Joseph Smith
Chater District
W. B. Merrick
Allies
Paramount
E. E. Turner
Carberry
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
MacGregor Curling Club
H. A. Lye
L. A. H. Warren
University of Manitoba
Canada
MacDonald
Farley
Gair
Kelly
W. A. Niblock
Muir
Course
Nichol
Walker
Cottam
Palmer
Austin
Carberryockey
Sidney
Goode
S. R. Lamb
AL Lye