Community notices and auctions in Austin events
March social events include a whist drive and dance at Springbrook School on March 21. The Ladies Aid of the United Church meets March 1 at 3 pm. A bank official Mr. Howard Avery travels via Winnipeg. Auction sales announced for March 25 near Erdman and March 28 in Austin with Duff and Campbell handling notices and stock or chattels listings.
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Springbrook School
Ladies Aid of the United Church
J. R. Leppington
L. D. Campbell
Austin
Alberta and British Columbia items from March notices
A March schedule in Kuratoone highlights events and markets including cattle and feed trade, Fries bone toon advance, and livestock purchase price shifts. Canadian Pacific Railway seeks charter amendments to adjust ordinary stock par value to attract moderate investors and widen shareholding. Doris Parkes crowned 1931 Banituanus winter carnival queen with rivals from Calgary and Australia. Canada Pacific lines dinner notes Settled land purchases totaling 844,268 acres across 4,270 families, Vancouver Pool Terminal No. 1 opens with 5,150,000 bushel grain capacity. CP Railway plans 1930 spending for equipment, branch lines, and roadbed.
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Doris Parkes
Vancouver
Calgary
Australia
Canada Potonization Association
W. M Neal
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Neal
Canadian Paciific Railway
W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Hotel
Eastern Canada Lines
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A Little Clod-Hopper at Austin Community Hall
A three act comedy drama titled A Little Clod-Hopper will be staged in Austin Community Hall on Friday March 21 at 830 p m. Cast includes Septimus Green Milford Hubb Ocey Gump George Milne Er nest Booth Mrs Chiggerson Beggs Mrs P Waters Julietta Beau Charmain Carter Judy Elliott Victoria Nowased and Miss Ella Waters. Time about two hours admission 50 cents children 25 cents dance and lunch 25 cents extra.
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Austin
Chara Septimus Green
Milford Hubb
Ocey Gump
Heck
George Milne
George Chiggerson
Little Lamb
Ernest Booth
Chiggerson Beggs
P. Waters
Julietta Beau
Gilmour
Charmain Carter
Ella Waters
Judy Elliott
Victoria
Robber Escapes Bank After Cash Haul in Winnipeg
A lone unmasked bandit entered the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Princess and William in Winnipeg before 10 a.m. on Monday. He herded the manager and three staff into the vault, grabbed about 2500 dollars in cash, and walked away. he remains at large.
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Candian Bank of Commerce
Princess St
William Ave
Winnipeg
Notice of Shareholders Meeting at Austin Co op
To the shareholders of the Austin Co operatives Association Limited. The annual meeting will be held at Foresters Hall, Austin on Tuesday March 25, 1900 at 2 pm to receive the Directors Report elect directors and transact other business. Attendance urged by secretary GEO. CAMSEL. Dated at Austin Manitoba this 12th day of March, 1900. Apply W Clifford, Austin.
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The
Austin Co ‘Operative Association Limited
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Austin Cooperative Aneca Fee Limited
Foresters Hal
Austr
Geo. Camsell
Austin
Man
Winnipeg visitors and local society notes
Mrs. Chas. Hilton of Winnipeg visited her brother Chas. Paterson. Gordon Sharp and Masters Jim and Lorne Paterson visited Helston with the Meneer family. A. A. Fraser progresses well after operation at St. Boniface Hospital. A Sunday sacred concert featured Band music, singing, and a lecture by Mr. Collins of Saskatoon. The R. V. Eburne chaired a March 4 program by Colin H. Burne. A Masquerade Ball hosted by the Independent Order of Foresters on Feb. 28 drew 75 costumes and prizes for novelty outfits.
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Chas. Hilton
Winnipeg
Chas. Paterson
Gordon Sharp
Jim
Lorne Paterson
Helston
Meneer
A.A. Fraser
St. Boniface Hospital
Collins
Saskatoon
Oun
Order of Foresters
Bis
Irene Mitchell
Donahue
Herb. Mercer
RK. Shackleford
Canadian Mounted Police
Ethel Seaman
Charlie Chaplin
R. V. Eburne
Reuben Spinach
S. W.finegan
Frank Currie
Wm. Anderson
For Sale Oats 509 Bushels at 65 Per Bushel
Advertisement for sale of 509 bushels of oats at 65 cents per bushel with a sample available at the local butcher shop.
Tour of Canada by train de luxe announced for summer travel
Canadian Pacific offers a grand cross country journey from Montreal and Toronto to major cities and famed scenery. The tour includes lakes Huron and Superior shores to Port Arthur Seattle and Victoria with a return by rail via Field Lake Louise Banff Edmonton Saskatoon Winnipeg and Fort William. Sightseeing stops cover national parks beauty spots and farms with varied transport modes.
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Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Toronto
Victoria
Canada
Dean Sinclair Laird
MacDonald College
Lakes Huron
Port Arthur
Eames
Reed Rh Fiano
Reed Rh Fiano, Pte Ds Pesticton
Vancouver
Niles
Banff
Windermere
Canadian Pacifi Railway
Field
Lake Louise
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Fort William
Great Lakes
McNicoll
Ex Farms
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H. A. Lye
Avuregor
G. Camsell
Winnipeg General Hospital
Bromley St
J. R. Horton
Portage la Prairie
J. Woodin
Macgregor
F.C. Borton
Vatuer
Manitoba
A. F. L. Palmer
Williams and Whaley Royce Musical Merchandise
Dominion Pianos
W. G. Henry
Mantoba
Mnyone
Nelson Smith
S. C. Duff
Austin, Man
North Norfolk
Avson, Man
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Merricts
Ifect
J. M. McPhee
Geo. Duncan
K. Armaine
Mr. Stocking
Howard Avery
Bowsman
Bank of Montreal
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Edrans
C. Duff
F. D. Ward
Atikokan
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Weatera Livestock Records
Alberta
Maritime Livestock Market Ng Towra
Seven Seas
Alberta Wheat Pool
Awia
W. Clifford
Ane Urange
Colin H. Burne
Jas. M. Martin
J. H Staffer
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George Graham
J.H.C. Farm
Austin, Manitoba
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S. F. Boyd
Gray’s Drug Store
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