Bradwardine Families Take World’s Fair Visit Paths
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ellis with daughters Estelle Isabel and Audrey left for the World’s Fair in San Francisco stopping in Medicine Hat to visit son Leslie and Mrs. W. Sheppard and Wilma. Winnipeg natives now visiting Mrs. Albert Hays. Andrew Scott and daughter Eileen of Vancouver have returned home after two weeks with relatives. Rev. Mr. McKinnon of Winnipeg led United Church service Sunday and gave an enjoyed sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ellis
Estelle
Isabel
Audrey
San Francisco
Medicine Hat
Leslie
W. Sheppard
Wilma
Winnipeg
Bradwardine
Albert Hays
Andrew Scott
Eileen
Vancouver
B.C
Mr. McKinnon
United Church
C. H. Gabe
Irene
States
Mrs Kidd to Offer De Milo Permanent Waving in Rivers
Mrs Kidd of Brandon will be in Rivers every Wednesday afternoon until further notice offering De Milo permanent waving. Appointments should be made with Mrs Ibbotson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willive
Rivers
J. C. Cousins
Real Hetate
Fourth Avenue
15Th Street
Brandon
Local Personal News Highlights Movements From Rivers Area
Local residents travel for visits and duties including W G Thomas visiting son William in Flin Flon, Miss Constance Offen in Winnipeg, Miss Dorothy Taylor to Winnipeg and Selkirk, Harvey Jones from Regent visiting in Rivers, and more. Also notes on River spot near town and vandalism at a nearby bath area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Thomas
William
Flin Flon
Saskatchewan
Ducks Nest in Rivers Chimney Sparks Unusual Cleanup
A Riverside home fire scare revealed a pair of wild ducks and six ducklings nesting in the chimney. The chimney failed to draw, smoke filled the house, and the nest was moved to a safer location after the fire was lit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
Shoal Lake Star
For Sale Four Second Hand Binders
Trade ad notes four second hand binders offered by Taylors Transfer Rivers with prices from 25 to 125 dollars and a contact phone 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Rivers
Daly Rural Council Minutes July 4 1939 at Rivers
Daly Rural Council met at Rivers on July 4 1939 with Councillors McDonald Seens Dobson Beattie Davies and Reeve Seater presiding. After reading previous minutes and approved correspondence the council addressed tax and health matters, revised the Electors Roll and approved payments including $20 Manitoba Municipal Union fee and $2500 to R H White for Noxious Weeds Inspector salary. The Finance Committee certified accounts in order and the meeting adjourned to August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Council
Rivers
McDonald
Seens
Dobson
Beattie
Davies
Reeve Seater
Codwell, Coleman, Kerr & McQuarrie
N.E
H. A. McNeill
Beattie-Davies
Manitoba Municipal Union
R. H. White
Counell
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. M. Finkleman
Rivers Hotel
Vita
Saskatoon
Manitoba
Ria
Constance Offen
Dorothy Taylor
Selkirk
Harvey Jones
Regent
Alf. Wareham
May Florence
Nan
Mrs. C. J. McFaden
Eddy Manchus
Chicago
Frank Sinclair
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
J. T. Thomas
Portage la Prairie
Mrs. Thomas
E. G. Miller
Lauder
Bruce Hopewell
Robert
LeGoff, Alta
Alf.Richardson
England
Norman Donagh
Clear Lake
Donald MacPherson
A. L. Rutherford
Marsden, Sask
Keith
William Rutherford
Daly
Alexandra Hotel
George Barefoot
Transcona
C.C.F
St. Boniface
Rose Luchuck
R.N
St. Boniface Hospital
Betty Luchuck
General Hospital
M. L. Cumming
Eldeen
Alf. Allen
North American Co
Mr. Cumming
Rivers High School
Roseville
Fred Hollingshead
Air Field
Chas. Steggles
London
Libby
Swift
MacKenzie’s United Store News
Danabill
Greb
Hartt
Williams
Valentine Martin
Bauer
Mieen
Daly Rural Council
A. M. Beattie
Rall
Dobson-McDonald
W. T. Dyer
Sec
Treas
Howard White
Echos
Christian Science Monitor
Asx International
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Science
Semple Cops Om
Coldwell, Coleman, Kerr & McQuarrie Barristers
Solicitors
Etc
MAN
Stewart & Son Agents
J.H.C. Implements
The
Sovereign Life Assurance Co
Albert Wareham
Coldwell, Colesman, Kerr & Mo Juar Het Law
Second Avenue
Rivert
Rivers Gazette
Thoresay
Rivera
Canada
Thomas W. Offen
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