Local visitors and arrivals noted in Carberry district
The town welcomed guests and visitors including Mr and Mrs Parsong and Miss Woolf as guests of Mr and Mrs J Stinson, Rev Wilkinson of England preached, Miss Bryce and Miss Buchanan rendered solos, Mrs Dalgleish of Sidney and Mrs Edwards of Macgregor visited, Ed Johnson opened threshing at Booths, and several locals such as Mr Wm Manns of China district, Mrs B Walker and children, Mr John Allen, Mr Clifford, Mr C H Gatley, and Mr W H Duncan were sighted in or passing through Carberry and area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Walker
Carberry
John Allen
Beaver Notes Local Happenings And Socials
Beaver district reports a series of small items including a note on a theft mix up at Portage, Rev. Halstead’s sermon in Portage, visits by Sam Edgar and Ethel to Burnside, Miss Justice and Miss Lamont visiting Macdonald and Macgregor, threshing plans by Bishop and McLeod, sickness of Miss Emily Graham, erysipelas affecting Mr. W. Pogue, visits by Mr and Mrs R A McLeod, stacking as a district activity, Presbytery meeting at Neepawa, and local crop yields and samples described as fair. Dr Camsel of Austin and Ben Houckel of Carberry were in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
McLeod
Emily Graham
Dr. Camsel
Austin
Ben + Houckel
Carberry
Remains of Mrs J McGregor Interred at Austin
The late Mrs McGregor Rose Galey died suddenly last Saturday morning after a short illness. Her remains were interred last Sunday afternoon in Austin Necropolis with Rev Currie conducting at the house and grave. Rev Fargon departed Monday for Neepawa to attend Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McGregor
Mrs McGregor
McGregor
Rose Galey
Austin Necropolis
Mr. Currie
Fargon
Neepawa
Date stamp from Macgregor Manitoba 1903
Dated at Macgregor in the Province of Manitoba this third day of August, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Norfolk
Mentioent
Macgregor
Province of
Manitoba
Sunday School Lesson on Saul and the Battle of Gilboa
The lesson recounts Saul’s decline and the Philistine invasion on Esdrailon, his seeking a necromancer after Samuel’s death, and the rout at Gilboa. It contrasts leadership failure with courage, notes Jonathan’s valor, and recalls the lifting of the armour by Philistines and Saul’s death, followed by a somber ritual honoring fallen warriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Esdrailon
Saul
Samuel
Mt. Gilon
Jonathar
Beths
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J.H. Tarry
Knox
H. Dunbar
Amcritiona Jsck
Shirrit’s Furniture Store
L. P. Smith
Graduate Optician & Jeweler
H. F. Storry
R. W Laing
A.B.C.D
Brandon
Ensell Ils
Terias
W. Elwands
Scientific American
the People's Store
the People’s Store
the Star Bakery
Uis
Peabiasiamaihonys
The
Henato
the Herald
Parsong
Miss Woolf
J. Stinson
Wilkinson
England
Currie
Miss Bryce
Sighthill
Whitby College
Ont
M. Buchanan
Uinipeg
Methodist Church
W. Hill
Morden
Mrs. Kerr
Winnipes
M. Dick
Mr. BL Huckell
the Express
Mrs. Potter
Mrs. Dalgleish
Sidney
Xine
Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Wolf
Ed. Johnson
Booth’s
Wm. Manns
China District
Tues
Dauphin
Mr. Clifford
C. H. Gatley
W. H. Duncan
Portage
Beaver
Express
Mr. Halstead
Sam Edgar
Ethel
Burnside
Stella Lamont
Stewart
W. Pogue
R.A. Mcteod
Loveville
Lw, Dalgleish
Rev. P. Naismith
A, J. Sharp
D. McKensie
M. Sheaff
P. R. Bridge
Pape
Kalsonininz
JOE
Murcatroyd
Wellington
Sav Axp
JoxaTua
Aytout
Gilbea
Sant
J Waveon
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