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Prof Pall, the mind reader, and bro Nellat, was here on Frity aml Sat urniay. His entertainment was much appreciate and he is acknowledged hem as the best of the Kin' fies) Mr .Fisher is yet on the sick list and Was unable to take his services last Somiay Mr. M .B. Wilson is quite it again. He has had a hand time of it this Winter Mr. T .Puliens and Miss Ethel Wil liams were united in marriage by the les. Thomas Lawcen, on Thurdays lagt at the parsonage Mer PD McConnell has sold out his grocery and bakery business to C. E fruttertige. Ernest Kie has consider able ceasing in a business way with the people of Deloraine, and ought to make successn the new venture. OAKRIVER Miss Keva Sno 'ds Came home on We i hesage train from Rapid City wher e he has been for two weeks on 4 Vis it. She was much missei in the Eng lish church as organist and also to the store Mra .6. McIntosh was a passenger on Weinsdayr's train for Branson Commercial travellers seen to be very plentiful this last week The Oak River curling club has bro ken upon account of poor ire. But an y other club will be formed shortly to finish out the winter's curling. Fao Whites to get the curling go on. Mr .Sawyer has a carload of bug gles in for sale. Messrs Milne Thompson have their Warehouse almost complete to. The prize winners at the carnival at Oak River on the 8rd were: Best couple in costume, C. Richardson and Miss Vanbrant, gent’s costume, J. A. Roberteoin , ladies’ costume, Miss Ida Nesbitt, geat skater, EF. Walkie, lady skater, Effie Miller. In the spreading case, Irwin Munroe won with ease... BRANDON HILLS A woalding ceremony was solemnized in the Branton Hills parsonage of Monday evening, February 26.h. The Persons united in the bonds of matri mony were James A. Sewell of Bran ton, and Miss Jessie Young of Branton. The ceremony was performed by Rev J. O. Ridd, after which the merry company took their departure to the city where their many friends were awaiting them. A very pretty welding took place at Brandon Hills parsonage on Tues day, Feb. 28th. The contracting par ties were Mr. R .D. Leeson of Beres ford, and Miss Donalina McKenzie of the same place. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Ridd. Mr. John McKenzie, brother of the bride, assisted the groom, and Miss Minnie Leeson sister of the groom, assisted the bride. The bride was very pret tily attired and carried in her hand a beautiful bouquet of daffodils and tulips After partaking of a lighit lunch the gay and merry party start s for Mr. Leeson’s home at Beresford where a number of friends were wait ing to greet them with a merry cheer. Mr. and Mrs .Leeson are very popular among the people at Beresford and all join in wishing them: long life and match happiness. WAYNE A number of the young people of Moyne went to hear the great cencie players, better known as the Roden Lions who playes to a large audience on Friday the 2ith, at. S p.m. ‘the hall was crowded to its utmost capac ity and the numero a pectal thronged around winows and doors, not only to hear the event of the sea son but to witness a scene never to be forgotten. As for the Lions, it is necess to say more than that from the opening act of jockeyings, to the concludding one, the falling of a pin would be noticeable. ‘this travelling company while on their way to fame and fortune are going by route of Chicago and New York. But we hay learned that they intend laying over at Winnipeg which will be an actor ofecourtesy conferred upon the Win nipegers A most enjoyable progressive euchre pertry was held at the residence of Mr. George Richie on Monday evening. Owing to the propo et. exension if the N.P., Jani is booming in our vik ini* rH Mr. W .W. Bradley has put in a crusher and as he crushes every Tues day and Friday, farmers take advan tage of it. Mr. J. Metcalf has returned from the Swan river country where he in intends to settle in the near future. LITTLE SOURIS On Friday night last at the residence of Mr. Joseph Borrows, Littis Souris, at the invitation of Mr. Hugh Jack, a large humter of ladies and gentlemen spent a m t enjoyable evening even ing, and all state most emphatically that they have not enjoyed themselves so much this winter. For nearly ev ening a btll shourily before Gawn, danc Ing, parior games and jovial fun were Without intermission, the enthusiasm being away above par. But all things have an end, and the party was not without exception. Mr. Hugh Jack proved hims if to be a perfect host and is ery p palar in this district. A tempting supper wags eet before the guests, and this part of the evening's entertainment was superinten as by Mrs. J. Johnson and Mrs. G. Munroe, to the entire satisfaction of all pres ent. Among those in attendance was notices: Mr. and Mrs J. Johnson. Miss L. Jeobnson, Miss Wilson, Messrs. G. Johnson, St. Alexander, PDP. Pougins, Bert Wickett, Charles Wickett, J. Em pv. all of Little Soaris, From Hayfick, Misses Cameron, and Messrs W. and BP. Cameron, and J. Hieges. From Roseland, Messrs. W. and = d. M. K Tybe, FS Laowes From Branon, Mins M. Marks. bee Thompon, M. Karn, MeeTago*, Tie, Mr= ©. Mannes, Messrs Dickson, *4.T Boyce, F. Wickett, of the Experimenta farm. The eveclent music discoursed by the Mesers Pring of Rounthwaite, assist ed by Mr. Brice, was very favorably Gommente l upon. !
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Brandon Western Sun
Brandon, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Mar 09, 1899
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