Austin News Highlights From June In The District
Austin and nearby communities see visitors from Winnipeg Treberne and Inglewood and hold church meetings market events and a sale of work. A friendly baseball game between Springbrook and Austin ends 11 to 7 for Austin, while Sidney wins the first league game 9 to 3. A tragic accident near Austin claims three year old Margaret Palmer after a boiler fall. Dr. Camsell could not save her. The district extends sympathy to the Palmer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook
Austin
J. Mills
W. Booth
H.ard C. Hotel
A. Johnson
Sidney
Austin Boys
Sidley
L. Beswitherick
Brow
K. Booth
E’ston
Geo. Palmer
Margaret
Community Notes from Deer Range and District
Local column notes births, church plans, and community events. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Seaman on a daughter's birth. The Anglican Church will open for summer on June 21, with joint services among local denominations. A Deer Range Sunday School picnic is set for the Ridge grounds at Mr R M Sharp's farm, with committees working toward a record turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrsam Seaman
C.C. Leitch
Brandon
Jane
Deer Range
Eulrans
R.M. Sharp
Local notes and events from Bagot district farm life
Bagot McKay Bros begin erecting a residence on their Elish Paget farm and share social events. Community notices cover birthdays, dances, sports, a Sunday School reorganization, a mass meeting of United Farmers, a dramatic society trip, and local club activities. The periodical mentions weather impacts on brickmaking and farming, a baseball result, a funeral, and the Bagot Co-Operative Pot Marketing Association meeting to discuss poultry handling and culling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagot
Manitoba Co-Operative Pot Marketing Association
Card of Thanks from Kalberg Family
Mr and Mrs Kalberg and family thank many friends for their sympathy and kindness during their bereavement and for the flowers sent.
MacGregor Village Tenders Open for Cement Walks
Tenders will be received up to 6 pm on Monday June 22 for laying cement walks in MacGregor village from the corner of A Hay’s house west 250 feet and from W Cairns’s house west 250 feet plus crossings. Walks three feet wide and every second dock ext through. Gravel and cement supplied on ground. Contractor to supply all forms. Lomest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G E Lewin secretary MacGregor Village Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
A. Hay
W.cairns
Grouad
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V.s
Priday
Moxey
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OR. C Wees
Co. Gorton
Salez
J. C. Henry
Portage la Prairie
St. Johns
Winnipeg
S.C. Duff
Austin, Man
A. F. L. Palmer
Prox
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Macoregor
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G. Davidson
the Herald
Warcoe
Mr T Lddon
A. Barter
Mrs Stanton
Treberne
Mrs CR Wallace
Pine Creek
Early
Toronto
Old Town
Ladies Aid
Wedneth
J. A. Be
Carberry
Sir Mr. Smith
Saskatchewan
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Difford Coleman
Inglewood
California
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Union
Women's Institute
Women’s Institute
Wm. Booth Fon
John Hay
Edrans
Frank D Ward
United Iat
Orangeville
Lucky
Mac
John Wright
Wallwood
Wright
Children’s United Church, Aftor
United Church
Uniting Denomit (of England
McKay Bros
Elish
Paget AF
S/H. McLac Lee
Gladys Wilson
Patty
Jase
al Pignie
Illiam Anderson
Institute
Noble Duncan
United Farmers of Manitoba
Edrans Local
Orange Hall
A. McGregor
M.J
Efrans Dramatic and Musical Society
Helston
Berton
Kodak
F. D. Ward
James Lamonby
Winnie Skeet
Edmonton
Red Cross
Hall of Mar
Young
Winnipes
Elémith
Rosendale
Elemith
G. Kalberg
S. Kallerg
Beaver Cemetery
Imperial Oil Ltd
Polarine and
Mobil Oil
J. Blair
Nitoba Minerals
Manitob
Grand Stand Soc
Gray
Renee
Hudson’s Bay
Chas. Braund, Macgregor
Ford Service
Ford
Mansell's
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