Thanksgiving Day Closures and Local News Digest
Thanksgiving Day closures noted as stores shut and post office surplus reported. The Canadian political scene covers resignations, elections, and provincial matters with Winnipeg events, trials, and railway rates in focus.
Oak Lake News Reopens As City News Buzzes
The Oak Lake News has resumed after a short discontinuation. The Board of Trade of Winnipeg endorses Mayor Ashdown as a likely mayoral candidate next year. Chicken season closes today. Giordano Rowan and son visited Brandon last Monday. A new Montreal morning paper the Montreal World debuts advocating liberal principles. Thomas Mitchell of Virden visited town with his automobile. Bradstreet Canada GM T C Irving predicted strong western optimism in Edmonton. Nor'West Farmer and Miniota Herald offer a one year sub of 1.75 dollars through Jan 1, 1909. The Manitoba Gazette proclaims May 25 1908 as King Edward VII’s birthday celebration day. Edward King trial for murder in Brandon this week. Hamilton Veitch of Hamiota visited town over Sunday. Ham shows fondness for Miniota as a frequent visitor. John Parker went to Brandon Monday to witness Edward King trial. Hon R Lemieux heads to Japan to study labor troubles for the Dominion Govt. Neepawa loses standing. Birtle now largest Manitoba town with local option law in force. Mrs Lane and Miss Lane of Virden visit Geo Cornish family. Millbank Brothers add to their house. Alf and Fred to journey to Essex to wed and possibly not return.
Notice to settle accounts of J L Evans and Co
All accounts owing to the late firm of J L Evans and Co must be paid at the office of R Andrew before November 15. After that date all outstanding accounts will be handed to our solicitor for collection. Signed J L Evans & Co.
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Setter’s Owner Accused of Harboring Mongrels in Migiota
A cryptic note from H. M. Powen requests letting loose a setter in Migiota after labeling her pups mongrels and calling Abe a non relative. No further context or confirmation of parties provided.
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