Carnegie Tennis Club Hosts Annual Tournament Winners Listed
The Carnegie Tennis Club held its annual tournament July 26 at the Rorke home with players from Carnegie Rapid City and Forrest. Winners included Harold Rorke and Helen Smitherd in Mixed A, John Nevill and Edith Busby in Mixed B, Phyllis Long and Sue Busby in Ladies, and Alec Rennie with Wesley Gilmour in Men's Doubles.
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The
Carnegie Tennis Club
James Rorke
Rapid City
Forrest
Harold Rorke
Carnegie
Helen Smitherd
Johin Nevill
Edith Busby
Phyllis Long
Sue Busby
Alec Rennie
Wesley Gilmour
Holiday Returns From Across Regions
Saadwardine reports Mr. T. J. Ellis arriving home from San Francisco after a three week holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lowe and son Walter, with Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Graham, returned from Saskatche wan with sister Mrs. Smith from Humboldt. Mr. W. White came home from Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. T. Nesbitt returned from three weeks with son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Nesbitt of Oak River. Lane Whitwell, relieving agent at the station, left for Kenton to assume duties there.
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Donald Lowe
Walter
Jordan
Mrs. Graham
Saskatchewan
Mrs. Smith
Humboldt
Mrs. T. Nesbitt
Mrs
Lorne Nesbitt
Oak River
Lane Whitwell
Kenton
Local and Personal News Roundup
A number of town buildings were insulated this summer. Mrs Herb White from Kemnay is visiting relatives in the district. Dr C M and Mrs Thomas returned from a two week holiday at the Delta. Rev G M and Mrs Armstrong left for a visit with their parents at Macgregor.
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Herb White
Kemnay
G. M
Mrs. Armstrong
Macgregor
Brian Anderson
Beverley
Winnipeg
D. Anderson
Rivers Softball Girls Triumph Over Oak River 6 5
A large crowd attended the Ice Cream Social at Lothair School hosted by the Ladies Aid. Rivers Softball Girls edged Oak River 6 to 5 in a close game amid an outdoor musical program and a bustling quilt auction.
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Lothair School
Ladies Aid
Rivers
Oak River
Excursion to Sub Arctic Churchill Tour With Rail Special
Canada's National Railways offers an all inclusive tour to Churchill on Hudson Bay leaving Winnipeg August 11. The 2200 mile round trip includes Dauphin and Riding Mountain Park stopovers, a visit to Flin Flon and Hudson Bay Mining plant, plus a Churchill stay with dances and northern hospitality. The return route crosses Manitou Rapids and Nelson River before finishing at The Pas.
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Sub- Arctic
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Man
Riding Mountain National Park
Flin Flon
Contin Nt
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Company
Re Pas
Manitou Rapids
Nelson River
Histone
Prince of Wales
Eskimos
Chesterfield
Kettle Rapids
The
Pas
Winnipeg Trip Ends On August Seventeenth
The journey reaches Winnipeg on August seventeenth after a lengthy days long voyage to a notable region. The stop marks the completion of an extensive exploration across a memorable stretch of the continent.
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Winnipeg
Mosquito Repellent Formula Proves Lasting and Easy
The Dominion Entomologist promotes a mosquito repellent blending oil of thyme, kerosene extract of pyrethrum, and caster or olive oil. Each ounce of pyrethrum extract matches one fifth of a pound powder strength. Applied to exposed skin this mix protects for three to five hours.
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Dominion
Notice to Creditors Estate of William Francis Crowder
Notice to creditors of the estate of William Francis Crowder a railway employee of Rivers Manitoba deceased. All claims against the estate must be forwarded to the undersigned at Carberry Manitoba on or before August 12. Dated Carberry Manitoba July 24, 1921.
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William Francis Crowder
Rivers
Province of
Manitoba
Careberry
Carberry
This Shop Closure Notice
This shop will be closed on Monday evening and all Thursday afternoon.
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Gj. Long
G. Skinner
Vera Doherty
Bill Marriott
Smd
Alice Watts
Ray Johnson
Winnipes
Vancouver
Victoria
Alberta
Edson
East
Ontario
Port Arthur
Armstrong
West
San Francisco
Fama
Jasper
Saadwardine
T. J. Ellis
Mr. W. White
Lothair
Melville Harvey
Mel Tije
Ethel Johnson
Alameda, Sask
Constance Offen
Clear Lake
Dorothy
Shirley Bowman
Melville
R. B. Lee
Daly
Percy W. Neville
J. E. Mitchell
Daly Rural Council
Ida M. Harvey
Walter Thomas
Margaret
Frances
Gladys
Thomas
A. Gerrard
Bernie Harvey
Eleanor Bray
Harry Harvey
May Florence
Chester McFadden
Canadian National Railways
Mrs. G. F. Seater
Gladstone
Shirley
Elaine
Brandon
Betty White
Rhoda Higginson
Edmonton
Acme
Betty
E. J. R. Baily and Son
New Westminster
B.C
John Baily
Transcona
the Pas
Bert Cogger
Nokomis, Sask
M. L. Cumming
H. Stinson
Lockwood, Sask
States
Offen
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Niagara Falls
A. E. Maneer
Hamilton
R. G. Sinclair
Dr.) Creasy
Portage la Prairie
Hamburg
Wareham
MrKenzie’s United Store
Vrws
Eratic Makers
Greb
Dorabite
Williams
California
Elbertas
Freestone
Washington
Redpath
Aeroxon
Sub-Arctic
America's
Canada
Hudson Bay Area
Department of Agrculture
Robt. A. Garland
Solicitor For Executors
Howard White
Goldwell
Coleman, Kerr & McQuarrie Garristers
Ballesters
Randon
Second Avenue
Stewart & Son Agents
J.H.C
Sovereign Lifes Assurance Co
Albert Wareham Cottee Coldwell
Coleman
Ker
Uae
Tie
Secoml Avenne Vivers
Taylor
Cousins
Conradesionce
Fourth Avenue
7Th Street
Brandon d
Lelay
the Rivers Gazette
Thomas W. Offen
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