Jack Fish Lake Campers Hold Dance to Aid Lake Work
The Jack Fish Lake Campers hosted an open air dance on the lake last Thursday night to raise funds for weed removal and a new landing. Rat Powells Orchestra provided music while lake ladies offered lunch, ice cream, and lemonade. A bonfire and gas lanterns lit the platform as attendees enjoyed a festive atmosphere and supported a planned landing at the lake’s west end, half a mile east of Dan Roberts Corner.
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Jack Fish Lake
Rat Powells
Lake Gang
Thigind
Dan Roberts
The First Day at School and Local Notes
The piece reflects on the significance of a child’s first day of school, stressing lessons in citizenship, democracy, and personal growth. It notes Canada’s future as shaped by teachers and students, and mentions Wm. Scott’s wedding return to Roblin, with Miss Hume of Portage la Prairie. also a public notice about paid entertainments and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert. Hubbard
Canada
Wm. Scott
Portage LaPrairie
Hume
Roblin
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Scott
Golf Course Opens Near Hoblin With Free Play
A new eight hole golf course on Jammes Hunter’s farm one mile north of Hoblin offers sand greens and clay tees with hazards making it a real sport. Local residents, both veterans and beginners, praise the course and can play free this season to foster interest in the game.
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Hoblin
Jammes Hunter
Hunter
Interesting News From Town and Adjoining District
Mr. R. FB. Painter and Miss May Painter visited at Mikado with Mr and Mrs Burt. Mr and Mrs R.S. Topham and family have returned from a holiday in Winnipeg. Labor Day is Monday Sep 2 a statutory holiday. Miss Velma Olson drove to Yorkton for a week long break. Miss L. McFadden of Winnipeg visiting town. Mrs A Gleiser and son visiting friends at Oxbow Sask.
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Mr. R. FB. Painter
Miss May Painter
Mikado
Burt
R .S. Topham
Winnipeg
A Gleiser
Oxbow, Sask
Mable Craig
B. Davies
G. Craig
George
Yorkton
Residents welcome Burt family and local notes
Mr and Mrs C. Burt have moved to Sishatta and local painters work on the GNR section house. The community notes arrivals and departures, school reopens on September 2, and a Ladies Aid gift to Mrs Burt. Also reports a death in Dauphin and a music teacher reopening in town.
Merridale News: grain harvest and fire patrol update
The report notes most grain cut, land fallow in limited use, and several tires burning in Ure forest reserve. Ranger C. Dunlop works around the clock while Kelly Cockerill buys a 10 ft binder for farm power use.
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Ure
C. Dunlop
Kelly Cockerill
Salvation Army Schedule Under Officer Ennis
The Salvation Army lists weekly services led by Officer W. R. Ennis including Sunday meetings at 2.30 and 7.30 PM, a Tuesday 7.30 PM topic The Mark of the Beast, a Wednesday Young People and Home League gathering, and a band practice. Ennis plans a Merridale school meeting at 2.90 PM on Sunday September 1st.
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Lome
Pam
Merridale
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable Farm Property In Roblin Manitoba
Public auction to sell The North East Quarter of Section 27 Township 28 Range 28 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba on September 21 1929 at Roblin Hotel Roblin Manitoba. About 45 acres under cultivation with a dwelling barn and granary and vacant farm land. sale subject to sealed reserve 20 percent cash at sale balance per terms to be announced. McGirr Katz solicitors Dauphin Manitoba pointed out by District Registrar. Date August m th 1929.
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Dauphin
Roblin Hotel
Roblin i
Manitoba
Deblin
McGirr & Katz
Vendor's Solicitors
Man
Mortgaged Village Property Sale Announced
Notice of mortgage sale of valuable village property in Roblin Manitoba dated 5th day of Necust AD 1929. Sale to be held by licensed auction with twenty percent deposit required at time of sale. Sealed bids may be considered under current year terms. solicitor Charles D G Barber listed for details.
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Lunes
Charles D.G
Barber
Vilage
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
Local Social Roundup From Grand Narrows to Winnipeg
Mrs Glen Lester visited Mrs Middleton last week. Mr and Mrs Laurence Maguire moved to Togo. Mr and Mrs Frank Mills hosted Mrs W H McKnight Sunday. Travelling library closes in August. members must return books. Mrs Cameron and children returned to Winnipeg after six weeks away with Mrs Adam Sangster. W J McKnight, Miss Diamond, and Mr DG McKnight visited Mrs Adam Sangster on Saturday.
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Frank L., Mills
W. H. McKnight
Cameron
Winnipeg
Adam Sangster
W. J McKnight
Miss Diamond
DG. McKnight
Vnond
Local Visitors and Accidents Reported in Bield Area
Mrs R Beret of Winnipeg visits with her parents in Bield. Evelyn Johnston of Roblin plans holidays with Edna Johnston. Jimmy Olson of Bield breaks arm, hospitalized in Dauphin. F Drinkwater of Winnipeg renews acquaintances in district. Mr and Mrs Major of Portage la Prairie visit Mrs Major’s parents. Wm Currie of Bield and W Waggoner of Roblin return from a motor trip. N Warbanks selling steam waterless cookers in Saskatoon. Shortdale hosts a successful bowery dance at Jack Fish with thanks to Roblin and Bield organizers.
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Jimmy Olson
Bield
Dauphin Hospital
Wm. Major
Jean ‘Lilne
Portage la Prairie
Majors
Rs Ba. Johnston
M. Currie
Des Win. Waggoner
Roblin
Winnipeg
Bowery
Jack Fish
Ys Law
Roblin and
Notice to Parents Register Before School Opens
Mi children starting school for the first Cine are requested to register be fore Sept. 3 Children must be sdx years old by Dec 31, 1929. Non resident pupils are requested register before school opens. Grade III pupils must register and fee of $80 to the pad by Sept. 10, 1929. Irwin L. Mitchell, Sec.Treas Googe Lake Consolidated School.
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Winnipeg
Russell, Lang & Co
Sithes
The Re- View Offers Local Printing Services
Local shop promotes in house printing with prompt service and a simple call in option. Offers assistance to prepare and show centers for printing requests. Provides contact number 121 for inquiries and emphasizes customer satisfaction.
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Roblin
Labor Day Reflections On Work Rest And Seasonal Return
The piece argues Labor Day marks a pause from labor and summer leisure before the work year resumes. It notes a shift from industrial discipline to a renewed push for profit and national assets as cooler weather returns. It mentions health, happiness, and the seaside as respite before business intensifies.
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Esrood
Hationat “Ce
Ue Senet
Fine Sport at French River Fishing Contest Advancing
Expert anglers from Chicago New York and other cities in the United States and Canada compete in a major prize event at the French River Bunga low Camp. The lead is held by CU Ib sanskie with challengers still to beat the monster catch. The camp sits on the Canadian Pacific Railway main line aiding access for sportsmen and offers canoeing over vast northern rivers and lakes beyond the settled countryside.
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Chicago
New York
United States
Canada
French River
CU Ib
Sanskie
Canadian Pacific Railway
Counry
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Jack Fi
Chas. Wm. Zilz
Togo
Velma Olson
C. 5S
Uur
Sishatta
G.N.R
Charles L. Kelly
Oimaha Bee
Little Boys
es_tate
Tam
Grace Mitchell
Shevlin
Gilbert Plains
RK .Suorale
Wadena
F. W. Kuhin
Royal Bank
Govan Sask
Lorne Rovertson
T. A. Robertson
E. M. Olson
Velma
Olson
H. Brown
Leepert and Son
Leepart
2Nd Ave
Bank
J. A. Roe
J.J. Roe
Toronto
Detroit
Points
Biggar, Sask
Heme of Mes H. McKinnon
C. S. Burt
R. HL. Hamilton
Moose Jaw
Ke'ett
M. Best
Ot Killarney
Mike
Paicment
Beth Thompson
Paiement
Madame Simons
Merridale News
Schos
Dr. Powers
Dunlop
THE
Salvation Army
W. R. Ennis
Vrvaces
AL Withamson
Dericen
Bioek
Robl'n
Vendor's
Grand Narrows
Glen Lester
Middleton
Mrs Laurence Maguire
R. Beret
Eatrike. Shortdale
Evelyn Johnston
Edna Johnston
Freda
Austin
N. Warbanks
Saskatcheson
Shortdale
Irwin L. Mitchell
Treas
Thresher’s
Levi
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