May school report highlights attendance and perfect conduct
The May school report lists pupil attendance figures with several late arrivals and absences. It notes perfect conduct marks for Florence Mode Merilla Nicholson Hida Knox and others, alongside names of pupils and staff including Miss Hazel Ghosy and Miss J A Grant, reflecting aggregate attendance and enrollment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merilla Nicholson
Hida Knox
Marke
Summer card change delays Brandon to MacGregor train
Changes to the CPR time card take effect June 6 in Sandy affecting the Brandon local westbound. The service will reach MacGregor at 20 55, about an hour later than before. Trains Nos 1 and 2 meet at 3 15, with the westbound Moosejaw local No 11 and Brandon locals No 101 and No 1 continuing on the Transcontinental route. The branch train departs at 11 80 on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, returning the same days at 18 o'clock.
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C.pr
Brandon
MacGregor
Westnousy Moosejaw
Brandon Local
Wetal
Brandon Loci Moosejaw
Transcontinenl
Craftsmen Foregather at Portage Masonic Lodge
A forceful gathering at the Por tage Masonic home lodge featured Dr Ponton as EA candidate and an orderly degree work by visiting members. Dining by J H Watson provided fine refreshments, followed by speeches from visiting brethren Caius and Watson and Temple lodge members.
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Portage
Teple Lodge
Ponton
E.s.and
R.W. Bro
J. H. Watson
Temple Lodge
R.W. Bros
Jolly Report From Temple Meeting With Loyal Fellows
The fragment describes a temple gathering where brothers Bros Cactus and Berry were the only charter members present. The address honored Key Dr icin of the GL of Ontario during Rev Mr Fraser’s absence. The scene recalls a lively, congenial group as they reflect on shared journeys and community ties.
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Inglan
Opening North Norfolk league game boosts Austin bids
Attendance at the opening North Norfolk league game showed a strong crowd as Austin was defeated by a large foe team. New players, led by R Watson and P, contributed four runs by the latter, with McGuirk and Smith strengthening the Austin lineup. Poor fielding support by Austin doomed their chances while two umpires earned satisfaction with no major protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Thess
Austin
R. Watson
McGuirk
Smith
MacGregor Markets Report Wheat and Barley Prices
Market notes show Wheat No 1 Northern at about 2 dollars with 1.5 dollar gains mentioned. Barley priced around 45 cents per bushel and live stock items listed as 20e. A spring chicken item is noted for 9 a.m. on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee MacGregor
Dewey, Pingree
Sir John Llewellyn
T. Rowan MacGregor
Light of the West to Return for 1909 Season
The Shire Stallion Light of the West will make the 1909 season if health and weather permit on roughly the same route as last year.
Induction of Rev McCord at Prospect and High Bluff
The Portage la Prairie Presbytery inducted Rev Mr McCord to the Prospect and High Bluff pastoral charge with Rev Thurlow Fraser presiding. Rev Courtenay preached, welcome ceremony completed, and interim moderator appointed for Austin congregation. A dainty repast followed as the meeting concluded.
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Portage la Prairie
Prospect
McCord
High Bluff
Thurlow Fraser
Portage
J. If Courtenay
St. Cuthbert's
Aine
Egor
Me. Tavis
Macdonald
Fraser
Mr. Courtenay
J Austin
J. D. Osborne
Mrs DaVal Dies At Winnipeg Pastor Wife Of Frederick DaVal
After weeks of illness Mrs DaVal wife of Rev Frederick B DaVal pastor of Knox church and moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in Canada died Monday night at the family residence 59 Donald Street Winnipeg.
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Donald Street
Winnipeg
DaVal
Frederick B. DaVal
Knox Church
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Light of the West Shire Stallion Registered in 1900
The stallion Light of the West bay with white face and hind feet, sired by Wenona Albert and Dam Wenona Gussie, is registered No. 5600 in Vol. V of the American Shire Horse Stud Book. Chas Burgess, secretary, notes it accepted for region 5 and approved by the Department as sound and free from hereditary disease in 1909. The owner is Lew Crawfordsville Indiana Bay Marke.
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Lew
Morton, Thompson of
MacGregor
American Shire Horse Co
Terms To Insure Mares For Breeding 1910
Terms To insure 15 payable 1s February 1910. Single leap 8 payable at time of service. On disposing of mares before foaling time charged whether in foal or not. All accidents to mares at risk of owners. M Thompson Owner.
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