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Local notes from New kewstems recount town visits and events
Residents reported on Saturday happenings as Buie and Russell returned from a trip. Mr Weir arrived Saturday evening and J Tuuter and Mrs Huntsman traveled on Wednesday trains. A new house is being erected for Mr J Kinsie on his farm. Across the river Mr Morris and family visited Mr and Mrs Preston of Beulah. W Evans and party returned from Ontario last Friday. Several locals toured Birtle by motor on Tuesday. The Benth bridge work progresses and crossing is possible.J Pavt ts went to Winnipeg Monday for the Stampede then will sail for England. The Farmer's Banquet at Birtle last week stirred with aromas from the Thompson-Tocher case. Constable Bell is rumored dissatisfied with the Tocher decision and seeks defective animals in Beulah. The editor warns readers no threats can influence entries, and invites feedback. About 60,000 attended the Winnipeg Stampede Monday, including steer roping contests with three steers killed. The editor hints at newsroom gossip about his behavior in Winnipeg and urges readers to be informed. A lost brooch engraved with an initial M was reported between the post office and J D Forsyth’s residence. return to Herald office.