Village of Roblin Completes 1922 Financial Audit Report
Provincial Municipal Auditor A V Ashley notes a net deficit of 389.01 for the year and an prior year deficit of 149.89. The audit records balance sheet receipts expenditures and loans, with depreciation on department gear and missing school requisition funds requiring levy adjustments for 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Goose Lake
Vigz
Harry Len
OH Payne
A. V. Ashley
de Panne
Rmotha
Kellersaer
Fire Department
Village of Roblinag Balance Sheet December 1922
The balances on this statement mirror the village books on December 9 1922 and are believed correct by the municipal auditor. The document lists assets and liabilities as of December 3 1922.
Village of Roblin December 1922 financial statement note
Provincial auditor A V ASCLEY notes balances shown on this statement match the Village of Roblin books as of December 1922. The auditor attests accuracy to the best of knowledge and information.
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Roblin
A. V. Asley
A.V. Asley
Roblin Locals Preview Events and Social Notes
Roblin locals list upcoming theatre and social events with changes due to weather and town happenings. Entries mention Jan of the Dig Snows night, Winnipeg trips, farm moves, college departures, and a carnival cancellation at the rink. A fire scare at J E. Sirott residence prompts brief notes on fire brigade response.
Prodigal Returns and Family Curling Club Twist
The tale centers on astray stranger revealed as a father who joined a curling club that closed, forcing him to roam, then return home. The excerpt ends with a birth note: Born at Roblin on Sunday April 8 to Mr and Mrs H Wells, an eighth son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Gein
Roblin
Mrs. H. Wells
Roblin School Enrolment and Local News Briefs
The Roblin school reports March enrolment in eight grades at 322 with an average attendance of 44 percent. Miss Russell visits Virden to see her ill sister Mrs McIntyre. The senior literary society suspends meetings for now. A farewell party honored Vernice and Amy Newton with games, dancing, and a late lunch. The Boys and Girls Chi t is progressing well as the library is being re catalogued and new junior books arrive. Several district residents are mentioned including Miss Whordanson, Dick Spencer, and Thomas Jolystone. The Ladies Aid plans a bazaar after a February meeting at Mrs Graham’s home.
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Miss Russell
Virden
McIntyre
Vernice
Amy Newton
Newton
Amy
Eve Whyte
Sarah Lambkin
Roblin Village Council Minutes April 1928 Meeting
Roblin Village Council minutes show a April 1928 gathering with Present Councillors Westwood Lawrence and Mayor Mitchell. Motions adopted include March 6 minutes. auditor's report for 1922 to be printed. annual dog licenses due by May 6 with fines for untagged dogs. passage of ByLaw No 89 after three readings. accounts passed for Watrous Engine Works John Scott Hayward Pax British Am Elevator Co Alberta Pacific Co Simpson McGirr Katz and C E Lindsay. payment of $435 on nuisance ground agreement with Canadian Northern Town Properties Co. Carried.
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Roblin
Westwood
Lawrence
Mitchell
Lawrence - Westwood
Westwong - Lawrence
Watrous Engine Works
John Scott
Hayward & Pax
British Am
Elevator Co
Alberta-Pacific G. Co
Simpson, McGirr & Katz
C. E. Lindsay
Westwood - Lawrence
Northern Town Properties Co
Appeal to ratepayers to clear culverts and ditches
To the Ratepayers of Shell River Municipality Owing to the heavy fail of snow and the apparent lateness of spring which may cause heavy floods when the thaw starts. Let us benefit by our experience of last spring. May I appeal to every resident of the Municipality, wherever possible to spend their time to open culverts and ditches and also to take care of the side hills to avoid them being washed out. Yours very truly SIDNEY BE. ROGERS, Reeve
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Shell River
Local Briefs Report on Winnipeg Trip and Recoveries
A. McIntyre traveled to Winnipeg for a Friday night train. Mrs. Fd. Poster is improving and Mrs. H. Williamson has been noted as recovering.
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A. McIntyre
Winnipeg
H. Williamson
Makaroff Social Notes Include Tea, Visits and Openings
The Ladies Aid served tea at a cottage last Wednesday as crowds gathered. Mrs Fletcher Mrs Bryan and Mrs Trickett of Deepdale visited during the past week. Brown Bros Cobbe of Togo plan a hardware store opening this week. School staff return to town and examinations loom. Miss Smith from Extension Dept conducts hat making classes in church with strong attendance.
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Laidies
Fletcher
Bryan
Trickett
Deepdale
Brown Bros. & Cobbe
Togo
Miss Smith
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Mayer, Counce
Laren
Municipal Commissionose Lake SD
Sepaga
Roblinag
Asley
Provindes Municipal
Texes
Su Park
FaTey
Ellie
Ae Mans
Bank Public Works
Levey
T.M. of
Shell River Bank
R. A. Lister & Co
Lana
McPadden
At. A. Cameroun
I. Standish
T. Brows Lea
B. R. VanAitine
H. Lea
Janes Ieee
Petere
Jan
M. J. A. Williamson
A. Kines
Rolit
Benson
Torento
Verniee
Fd. Williamson
Taramel
Roblin Theatre
Alexander
Cecil
Dayton
Ohio
Women's Institute
Gill & Co
J. E. Sirott
Hardware Co. M
Wells & Co. O
Gill & Co. VY
Kulberg
Theatre
Picture
Trading Co
Rabin Curling Association
Roblin School
Martha Trovas
Aci
Wm. Kelly
Pete Hanson
Dick Spencer
Thomas Jolystone
Grandview
Worl
Whordanson
McDultte
Maharey
Ladies’ Aid
Mas Graham
Yours Very Truly
Sidney BE. Rogers, Reeve
Rield Locals
Makaroff
W. LePoidlevin
Ees
Hope Hampton
Caine and
Abel
Oliver Curwood
Hudson Bay Country
Ee Ee Union Bank OF Canada
C. P. Old
A. F. Fairman
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