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Douglas Schools and Churches Will Resopen Next Week Threshing Delayed by Storm A terrible storm raged here all day Saturday. About six inches of snow fell. Threshing which had just commenced had to be stopped again. It will still be a few days before the grain is dry enough to be thresh ed. Mr. Jas. Thompson, of Trees bank, spent Sunday and Monday at home. Little Marjory Brien, is still very low with diptheria, but the other cases are not so severe. Only two more Cases being reported and no more houres being guaranteed. Norse McHafont, who had been vis iting Nurys Thompson, left on Mon day afternoon to visit friends in Winnipeg. Schools will be opened on Monday next if diptheria gets no worse. Mr. Wm. Blair's hand is improving again. He will soon be attending to business again. Mrs. Downey of this place, died in Brandon hospital on Sunday morn ing. The funeral took place on Tues day to Madford cemeter. Toth churches will be reopened next Sunday
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Brandon Weekly Sun
Brandon, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Sep 17, 1903
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