Death of John 31 Lamb in Winnipeg and MacGregor ties
John 31 Lamb died at St. Boniface Hospital after a long illness, aged six. He arrived in 1877 with his parents, lived on a MacGregor homestead, later worked at Paclin Chambers for 25 years, played baseball with Winnipeg Maroons, and was a longtime Northwest Commercial Travellers Association member. Survived by widow at Belvidere Apartments Winnipeg, daughter in Sacramento, son in Montreal, and several siblings. Funeral held in Winnipes. burial in MacGregor Cemetery.
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St. Boniface Hospital
John
Lamb
John Lamb
MacGregor
Paclin Chambers, Fo
Winnipeg
Old Maroons
Old Northern League
Nso
Northwest Commercial Travellers’ Association
Knox Church
Lodge No. 7
Andrew Lamb
Beaver Local Meeting Opens With Livestock Producers Talk
Mrs Geo Rodgers and Mrs Beattie traveled to Vancouver and other points this week. Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper returned to Tugaske Sask after visiting Beaver and MacGregor relatives. A Beaver Local of the M meeting held January 15 in the School with Bir R McPhail of the Co operative Live Stock Producers presenting and addressing the gathering.
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Geo. Rodgers
Beaver
Bir. R. McPhail
Ico-Operative Live Stock Producers
Katrime Masquerade Dance and Local Notes
A masquerade dance is planned for February 1. Miss Florence Day of Portage la Prairie visits Mrs F McLachlan. The Katrime Ford Tudor sedan is displayed at J R McNeely’s garage in Stanley. Cooper returned from Winnipeg for arm and hand treatment with more care needed. A whist drive at Community Hall last Friday awarded first prize to Guy Bolton and R Stapleton. consolation to Barber and Francis McLachlan. Next whist drive set for January 25.
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Florence Day
Portage la Prairie
F. McLachlan
J. R. McNeely
MacGregor
Stanley Cooper
Winnipeg
Guy Bolton
R. Stapleton
Barber
Francis McLachlan
A.J. Gowan
Roy McLachlan
Death of Lavenham Pioneer Mrs. Alex Dobbin
Mrs. Alex Dobbin longtime Manitoba resident died at her Lavenham home on January 14 age eighty two born Alorinda Holmes July 11 1861 Howich County Ontario came west in 1876 married Alexander Dobbin December 13 1877 the couple farmed near MacGregor then near Treherne Their twelve children nine survive Garnet Dobbs Winnipeg Ransom Dobbin Carl Dobbin Clarence Dobbin and others Funeral held at residence Wednesday with wide community attendance and interment in Katrime cemetery
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Alex. Dobbin
Manitoba
Lavenham
Dobbin
Alorinda Holmes
Howich County
Huron
Ont
Katrime
Pneumoni
Alexander Dobbin
MacGregor
Treherne
Mra R. Lounsbury
Wisconsin
Garnet Dobbs
Winnipeg
Oscar Lounsbury
Hugh Lounsbury
W. A. McCallum
Ransom Dobbin
Carl M. Dobbin
Clarence V. Dobbin
James
Ladies Aid
Friendly Road Bears and Deer Along Banff Windermere Route
The Banff Windermere highway famed as The Friendly Road hosts tame wildlife scenes. Vermilion Lakes near Banff show Rocky Mountain sheep on the road while a black bear named Bozo interacts with motorists. Deer also visit Banff, as roads expand to welcome growing tourist traffic.
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David Grayson
Canadian Rockies
Grayson
Banff-Windermere
Fantt
Lake Windermere
Columbia River Valley
Bant
Ozo
Danft-Win- Gerniere
Bozo
Banff
Dev He
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Midland
D.S. Steve
Knee Hill
D.S. Lump
Canmore Briquettes
C. W. Lye & Son
Fire Insurance
Gray’s Drug Store
Ontario
Port Arthur
West
Lunn’s Home Bakery
Lunn’s Ad
Chas. Braund, Macgregor
Ag Baner
The
Macgregor Herald
the Herald
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