Canadian Pacific appoints W D Neill assistant general manager
The Canadian Pacific Telegraphs promote W D Neill to assistant general manager western lines Winnipeg. Others promoted include W M Theaspoon to assistant manager western lines Winnipeg H S Ingram to superintendent Ontario division Toronto and W S Emery to superintendent eastern division Montreal.
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Sunday Worship at Miniota with Flower Service
Public worship at Miniota church features Rev H L Bowman preaching on Sunday evening and Rev N B MecLeneghen preaching on Sunday morning August 10. A special Flower Service will open the session and an invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Rev. N. B MecLeneghen
Walters Opens Garage in Toto Saskatchewan
Mrs. Titley and family spent two weeks camping at Lake Carlyle and returned home Sunday. Two car loads of ladies from here attended the WVMS Rally held at the home of Mrs. H Calder Isabella on Tuesday afternoon of this week.
Harvest Underway as Farmers Begin Binds on Wheat and Rye
Farmers across the area have started harvesting with binders in wheat and rye fields this week. Officials forecast broader picking to begin within the next week as conditions remain favorable.
Births Myties A Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Myles
A daughter was born on Saturday last at Mrs Nickland's to Mr and Mrs Dave Myles of Beulah.
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Myties
Mrs
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of John Rollock
Notice to creditors for the estate of John Rollock late of Isabella Manitoba seeks all claims to be sent to 211 W Portayze Avenue Winnipeg on or before August 27 1930. Dated at Winnipeg Manitoba this 8th day of duty A D 1930 The Western Trust Company Administrators
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Isabella
Province of
Manitoba
Portayze Avenue
Winnipeg
Western Trust Company
New Fall Samples for Royal York Made to Measure
Local item announces fall samples for Royal York made to measure clothes arriving in town. A wide selection offers real value at a single price of 27.50 dollars. Mr and Mrs Fred Clark toured to Portland and other western points and visited town over the weekend staying with J T Dunn and friends before departing Sunday.
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Royal York
United States, Ltd
Minicta
Fred Clark
Portland
Oregon
Horticultural Show Set for August Returns After Cancelation
The annual horticultural show will be held in August after last year’s cancellation due to a poor season. The prize list remains unchanged and exhibitors are urged to prepare their entries. District participation is key to the show's success, with expectations high given a favorable growing period so far.
Lost Ring Reunites Libby Minister With Beloved Keepsake
In 1916 Rev. John Pate, then a Presbyterian minister in Miniots, lost a ring bearing Masonic and Odd Fellows emblems given by Alix children. In 1930 Mrs Jock Cook found the ring in the Manse garden, the owner’s name clear, and Jim Senderson forwarded it to Pate, prompting rejoicing that what was lost is found.
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John Pate
Miniots
Libby
Montana
Pate
Alix
Alta
Jock Cook
Rev
Jim Senderson
Safe Driving Rules and Manitoba Motor Vehicle Responsibility
The text states owners or drivers and anyone using a vehicle with the owner’s consent are liable for injuries or property damage from vehicle operation. It urges reporting all motor accidents to police in Manitoba and lists sixteen safe driving suggestions emphasizing care, control, signals, braking, curbside behavior, obeying signals, right of way, speed, and avoiding alcohol with gasoline.
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Manitoba
Rev J A Stephen Sets Out On Auto Trip
The clergyman Reverend J A Stephen left on Monday for an automobile journey to various locations in the United States and Canada.
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Rev.j.alex. Stephen
States
Canada
First 1930 31 grain crop payments set by Canadian Wheat Pool
The Pools announce initial payments for the western grain crop due July 15 and onward. No. 1 Northern wheat from Fort William earns 71 cents per bushel, No. 2 CW barley 25 cents, oats 30 cents, rye 20 cents, and No. 1 NW flax 1.25 dollars per bushel.
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Canadian Wheat Pool
Fort William
Karley
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