Austin District News Goes Weekend Guests and Notices
Weekend guests in Austin include Mr and Mrs Rank Anderson Mrs Jobt Storie Allan Lewis and Dennis Lewis of Winnipeg. Wedding attendance from Austin includes Halkyard Boughton and families. Christ Church W A plans a cafeteria supper Oct 13 and a Skating Rink Auxiliary fowl supper Oct 26. A mixed social calendar runs through late October with dances raffles and community events.
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Tere
Jobt. Storie
Rank Anderson
Allan Lewis
Dennis Lewis
Winnipeg
Austin
Wright
Aymond Williams
Henry Loeppky
Community Hall
Austin Community Hall
Pine Creek District Social Roundup of Visitors and Guests
Thursday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Knox included Mr. and Mrs. Allen Turner and Helen of Silver Ridge. A shower for the bride-elect of Oct. 8 was honored by Mrs. Knox and others at MacGregor. Sunday visitors with the McMillan family included Mrs. Henry Loney and Morris of Hadstone, Terry McMillan and Bill McMullan of Neepawa, Donita Peck of MacGregor, and Ron Note. John Unrin visited Winnipeg on Friday. Weekend guests at A. Livingstone’s included Ernie Livingstone and Marilyn of Brandon. Mary McMillan has returned home from Carberry hospital after a brief stay.
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Winnipeg
A. J. Stevenson
Arty Stevenson
Merlin Lamb
Geo. Bull
MacGregor Hospital
Austin
M. Smith
Fred Hall
Williams
B. Westman
Muir
Kilfoyle
Legg
Montgomery
Frizzly
Rands
Reubin Storie
Johnson
Blaine
Ritter
Hotel
Butler
George A. Lowe
Gary White
Gail Lowe
Portage la Prairie
West Coast
Bill Hulme
Brandon
Allan Lounsbury
Treherne
Robert Chant
Drew
Barbara Bull
Ron Hotel
Bull
Gordon Tario
Vere
M. Tario
Shirley Makinson
S. E. Knox
Allen Turner
Helen
Silver Ridge
J. Knox
Sharon
Karen
E. Tilley
MacGre
Jack McMillan
Henry Loney
Morris
Hadstone
Terry
McMillan
Neepawa
Bill
Muan
Sumea
Herb
Leonid Bull
Donita Peck
MacGregor
Ron ‘Ote
Sam Williams
Norman Tiley
Joy
Portage
John Unrin
Elmer Nelson
Harvey
Bill Nelson
A. Livingstone
Harold
Bob Beattie
Helston
A. Lit
Ernie Livingie
Marilyn
Dirs
Wesley Beattie
Harold Rosling
Gladstone
Amily
Walter
Arden
Mary McMillan
Carberry Hospital
Conservatives Take Ontario Kenora Riding
The Conservative candidate Bob Clark, a one year CPR trainman from Longbow Lake near Kenora, wins the Kenora by-election triggered by the March death of Liberal-Labor MP Robert W. Gibson. With all seats filled, Conservatives hold 78 of 108, Liberal 22, NDP eight.
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Bob Clark
CPR
Longbow Lake
Kenora
Robert W. Gibson
Liberal
NDP
Killed On Highway Near The Pas Inference
Oliver Dick 37 of The Pas was killed Saturday night when struck by a truck on Highway 10 nine miles west of The Pas. Driver Edwin Johanson of Shurebridge Sask faced an inquest ordered by Coroner N G MacPhee of The Pas.
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PAS
Oliver Dick
Highway 10
Here
RCMP
Edwin Johanson
Shurehbridge
Sask
N. G. MacPhee
The
Kenora byelection shocks Liberal stronghold in Ontario
Leo Bernier a 38-year-old Hudson general store operator won the Kenora riding for the Progressive Conservative party in a regional upset. Luke Francis, a 44-year-old electrician and mayor of Wallis Keewatin, trailed as Liberal Labor candidate in a three way race. A coroner's jury in Winnipeg attributed William Skillen's death to a blood clot from injuries after a Portage Avenue collision and found driver Ernest Letexier did not use proper caution.
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Ontario
Queen's Park
Kenora
Leo Bernier
Hudson
Sioux Lookout
New Democratic Party
Tose
Luke Francis
Union Offier
Neighborng
Wallis Keewatin
NDP
William Skil‘en
Winnipeg
Portage Ave
Skillen
Ernest Letexier
Fisher Branch
Notable 1910 Local Notices From Beaver and Westbourne
A. Hayne of Chicago, owning 3,200 acres in Beaver and Westbourne, visited MacGregor last week and listed his land. Miss C McKelvy, milliner, will open in E E Turner’s store on Sept 15 1910. Sidney Flour Mill runs at full blast as of Nov 24 1910.
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W. A. Hayne
Chicago
Beaver
Westbourne
MacGregor
Mrs. Williams Halts MacGigor Music Lessons For Now
Mrs. C. Williams announces she will not give music lessons at MacGigor until further notice. Pupils eager to start sooner may come to Sidney for lessons and call Phone 49 for an appointment.
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C. Williams
MacGigor
Sidney
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Jas
Halkyard
Ron McMillan
Davie
Herb McMillan
Billy Alton
Don Wicklund
Phillips
Scott
North Surrey
B.C
Don
C. W. Sloik
Ninth Street
Herb Borton
McMaster
Bet ‘Wieter
Its
Ford
Station
Holetery
Alreather
Pine Creek District News
Conservatives
J. S. Thomson
Lamb’s Lockers and Meats
Ping
Mustang
Falcon
Ion
Smith Motors Ltd
Sask. Ave
Main St. S.E. Portage la Prairie
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