Cribbage Draw Set as Weekend Tournament Begins
The 11 point Cribbage tournament draw will occur Friday night with games starting Saturday. Young Peoples Association holds a Monday meeting at 8:30 pm hosted by Mr and Mrs I S Raras. Beulah vs Isabella hockey saw Beattie badly cut with Beulah winning 97. Funeral held for infant daughter of Kennedy in Beulah. Beulah Lodge raises about 115 for Mrs Evans dress help after recent fire. The Farmer Union whist drive and dance drew a large crowd. winners were Mrs J Dennis and Mr M Bourne. Forster Bros donated the hall for the event.
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Young Peoples Asemiation
Mrs. I. S Raras
Beulah
Isabella Teauis
H. Beattie
Hone
Beviah
Mring
E. Evans
Beulah Lodge
Farmer Union
J. Dennis
M. Bourne
Everyman’s
Forster Bros
Sons of England
Minsota
Arrow River Groom Chasers
J E. Laird
Mackee
J. Horner
Ellerington
United Church Girl Guide Concert Notice
The United Church Girl Guide troop will hold a concert in the United Church on Friday Marelith at 8 p m. Admission 35 percent.
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United Church Girl Guide Troop
United Church
Aditiission
Junior W A Silver Tea at Mrs Spencer’s Home
The Junior W A of the Anglican church will hold a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. A Spencer on Wednesday afternoon from 8 to 5 30.
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W. A
A. Spencer
Union church Bible class meets next Thursday evening
Notice lists a Bible class meeting at 8 p.m. in the Union church parlors for all teachers officers and interested persons. A Kiwanis Fiddlers contest and minstrel show is planned for March 3 4 5 at Brandon City Hall with cash prizes and a Western Manitoba Champion. Proceeds go to charity.
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Union Church Bible
Kiwanis Club of
Brandon
Brandon City Hall
Manitoba
Beulah Society To Hear Mr G H Malcolm Talk In February
Beulah High School Literary Society invites Mr G H Malcolm of this district to address students on Friday February 7 on the subject of current political parties represented at Ottawa.
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High School Literary Society
Beulah
G. H. Malcolm
Presen
Otawa
Chevrolet
Nada
Political address inspires students and parents
Mr Malcolm with 15 years of political experience and former Agriculture Minister spoke to two senior rooms. He outlined party platforms and urged awareness of national affairs highlighting the Empire’s democratic links and recent Imperial conference. A vote of thanks drew cheers.
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Malcolm
Norris
Birth of Curtis at Isabella on February 3 13
A son was born to Mr and Mrs J Still at Isabella on Thursday February 313.
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Isabella
Isabella Notes and Local Hockey Results
Isabella notes W Drummond and W Wallace left on Tuesday for a week in Winnipeg A G McMullen left Thursday for a month in Calgary to recuperate health T J Kennedy learned Monday night that his brother Joseph died suddenly of heart failure at Blainlake Sack Isabella senior hockey team lost to Beulah 9 7 Beulah Midgets beat Beulah 2 1 local bonspiel opened Monday with 20 entries
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W. Drummond
W. Wallace
Winnipeg
A.G. McMullen
Calgary
T. J. Kennedy
Joseph
Blainlake, Sack
Isabella
Beulah
Beulah Ice
Rnke
Decker bonspiel results showcase surprise wins
Three rinks of ladies competed with Mrs Warrens rink winning the Citizens event. Mrs Clarkes rink won third in the Grand Challenge, while Mrs J T Finkebeiner skipped a team to Sed in the Consolation.
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Decker
Warrens
Sutherland
Milles
Anta Iverach
Clarkes
H Finkbeiner
H. Reid
Gertrude Heise
J. T. Finkbeiner
Lavinia Lames Oin Thesame Spies
Albanian Revolution Leads to Mass Arrests and Executions
A recent Albanian upheaval resulted in about twelve hundred arrests and thirty hangings. The report notes extensive poultry marketing activity by the Manitoba Co operative Poultry Marketing Association including large December shipments, prices, and handling costs. A wedding announcement and details of an auction sale were also published.
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Manitoba Co-operative Poultry Marketing Association
Newfoundland
William Smith
Lucy. Anderson
Jackson
Deering
Canada Wool Production Rises in 1926 with Regional Leaders
Canada’s 1926 wool production is estimated at 17,180,270 pounds, up from 1925’s 15,553,045. The provisional clip value is $3,780,000 versus $3,901,000 last year. Ontario led production, Alberta topped western yields, and trade talks with Cuba promise preferential access.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Sam Glade of Milford Camp Arrives in Montreal
Sam Glade, Micmac guide, returned to Montreal Windsor Station after a visit to Columbus Ohio. He attended a reception hosted by Ohio officials including the Governor and Mayor. The event highlighted his two week stay and involvement with sportmen and local sporting facilities in Nova Scotia.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sam Glade
Milford
Nova Scotia
Windsor
Montreal
Columbs
League of Ct
Ff el Peferonce
Nova
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