Obituary of Mabel Stowe Beloved Wife of Charles Stowe
The Gazette reports the death of Mabel Stowe in Riv ers on January 15 at age 45 after a brief illness from diphtheria. She was born in Rapid City District in 1879, married February 22 1909, and lived in Rivers mostly ever since. Survived by husband, three daughters Mabel Lena Nellie, a brother and two sisters. Funeral held Friday with Rev. S A Martin officiating and pallbearers named. Community offers sympathy to the family.
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Gazette
Mabel
Charles Stowe
Lena
Nellie
Council Committees for 1925 Rivers Town
At the first regular meeting of Rivers Town Council Mayor Sinclair appointed committees for 1925. Finance chaired by Offen with Tivy. Fire Water and Light by Thomas and Johnson. Health and Relief by Johnson and Offen. Public Works by Grummett and Aizen. Rink by Tivy and Thomas. Assessment and Land by Aitken and Grummett.
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Rivers Town Council
Sinclair
Thomas and
Johnson
Installation of Mt Sinai Royal Arch Masons Officers
At Mt Sinai Chapter Royal Arch Masons regular meeting held Friday last, officers for the year were installed by Rt Ex Comp Forbes with Ex Comp Offen and Ex Comp Wiegand assisting. Principal chairs go to Wm Rea J E Thompson and J W Smith with W G Thomas given a jewel for his service.
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Mt. Sinai
Royal Arch Masons
Forbes
Offen
Wiegand
W. G. Thomas
Thomas
Red Cross Branch Organized at Rivers Hall Lecture
J H Young Manitoba Red Cross field organizer spoke on postwar relief work and showed films including Junior Branch projects and Winnipeg Beach hospital. Rivers branch organized with officers President T W Offen Vice President J H Couch Secretary Miss Pecen Treasurer C H Gabe Executive Rev S I Nash Mrs Offen Rev S A Martin and Mrs Buggeuy.
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Oddfellows' Hall
J. H. Young
Manitoba Red Cross
Rivers Branch
Mr. Young
Winnipeg Beach
Canada
Charley Chaplin
God Save the King
The
Red Cross
S. I. Nash
Offen
S. A. Martin Pand
Buggeyy
Curling Club Seeks entrants for second schedule
A meeting of those interested in curling will be held in the Club Room at the Curling Rink on Friday 23rd inst at 7 30 p m. to form links for the second schedule of the season. Members are invited to attend or send names to the Sec Treas before the date. If time allows a pickup game will follow the meeting. Bring your broom.
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Tinks
Sec.-Treas
Bow
Noecap Mountains
Banff
Bijou presents Pola Negri Spanish Dancer
Pola Negri the Spanish dancer appears at the Bijou with one Friday show and a dance afterwards. Dancing runs from 9.30 to 1.30 with gents fifty cents and ladies thirty five cents.
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Pola Negri
Frank Hoy Dies. Town to Ring Bell at Noon and Six
Obituary notes Frank Hoy a Riversite leader dies in England. Town Council orders the town bell rung at 12 noon 1 and 6 p.m. The record highlights local figures Bert Varene Tom Grieve Geo Howard leading Rivers curling to district wins at Lenore. Norman Ferguson reports prices in France haircuts 2c and 8 shave 1o wine 18c a bottle.
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Norman Ferguson
France
Calgary Banff Unite for Winter Carnival Rivalry
Calgary and Banff fuse efforts for a grand Winter Carnival from February 7 to 14 featuring curling skating ski jumping dog sled races and swimming in hot sulphur pools. Lake Minnewanka yachting and thronged main street dog races promise lively entertainment and scenic winter sport.
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Banff
New Orleans
Pasadena
Calgary
Shee
Ayers
Minnewanka
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St. Charles
Niagara Falls
J. A. Grummett
Wampole’s
O. S. Hober
J.L Kyes
Rivers
Mrs. Maser
Rev. S
Martin
Messrs
Jos. Nowe
H. Wareham
R. G. Sinclair
C. H .Gabe
A. Duncan
T. W. Offen
Age “Fhompean
Finance
Offen and
Tivy
Health and Relief
Johinson
Public Works—Councillors
Grummett and Aizen
Rink
Aitken and Grummett
Royal Arch
Wm. Rea
J. E. Thompson
J. W. Smith
Red Cross Branch
J. H. Couch
Mliss Pecen
C. H. Gabe
Ette
Frank Hoy
England
Banff Springs
Ica
Funsen Mountain
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