Local News Notes and Obituary In Manitoba District
The town records the death of Chief Carry the Kettle on the reserve at LUNDIN Mead aged 7, his son aged 64 assumes the kettle burden. Sunday service at Union church features a Children’s service with Rev. Moffat on a subject about a Great Irishman. A short course for retail merchants runs March 6 to 9 at Manitoba University in Kurigen with a $2 price. Standings on rinks are reported. the last meeting discusses a radio for Winey Conservatory sessions next winter. A debate on liquor policy is set for Beulah next Saturday afternoon amid a looming refer.
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Lundian Mead
Union Church
Moffat
Manitoba University
Kurigen
Winey Conservatory
Sesions
Beulah
Winnipeg Exhibit Showcases Hudsons Bay Company History
A Winnipeg exhibit at the Hudsons Bay Company store presents relics, photographs, and models to depict the company’s role in early history, the fur trade, pioneer settlement, and Aboriginal life. It highlights the Nonsuch Ketch model and notes the West’s growth alongside the Canadian Pacific Railway and David Thompson’s memorial museum at Lake Windermere.
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Winnipeg
Iuseum
Hudson's Bay Company
Reat Company
Canada
West
Manter
British Museum
McGill University
Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto
Bere
Kudson Bay
F. B.C
Hudson’s Bay Company
Canadian
Prince Rupert and Associates
Eaglet
Nonsuch
Gravesend
Thames
London
Hudson Strait
James Bay
Fort Charles
Rupert's
Owiay
Charles the
Prince Rupert
Governor and Company of Adventurers of England
Hudson's Bay
Great Company
Western Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Lakes
The
Canadian Pacific
Lake Windermere
B.C
David Thompson
Rockies
Hudsons’ Bay Company
H.B.C
York
Debate on Present Temperance Legislation Draws Attendance
The excerpt urges all who can attend the current Temperance debate to participate, noting that strong arguments exist for both sides and will be presented for consideration.
The Roaring Game To Sweep or Not to Sweep
A curling debate asks whether sweeping moves a stone, using an experiment with a plank and stones. Results show both swept and unswept stones varied in distance, leaving the argument unresolved and ready for further discussion at the local Conservatory.
Boys and Girls Club Meeting At Miniota School
The message notes a club meeting for the Boys and Girls Club to be held tonight at Miniota School. Attendance is encouraged for members and families to join in activities and announcements.
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Miniota School
Montreal coal dealer’s motto launches a bold prompt
An enterprising Montreal coal dealer leads with the motto It's. The brief item notes his bold advertising line and hints at a promotional stance, reflecting business bravado in the city.
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Montreal
Black Customer Responds to Coal Dealer Motto
A customer paid $22 per top for coal and sent a check, remarking that the dealer should change his motto to It s a Dirty Business but we Clean You Good, signaling tensions over race and service.
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Coa
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