Togo Locals Mention Guests Elections and Socials
Togo locals report visits from Dr Andree Tripp and Frank Bowes with Myr R Topham from Vancouver and Jay Dimit to Iowa. George Ross elected village councillor by acclamation. Box social and dance at Mylor School on Dec 14 to aid English Church. prizes won at 500 party. Reeve RB J M Parker re elected. Campbell Bros and Wilson reps demonstrated Royal Shield goods. Shareholders meet Jan 1st 1924 for Togo Telephone Co. sale of work and Makaroff Dramatic Society play with dance to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
Togo
Mylor
Farmers Sigh Over Conditions Amid News of Recovery and Weather
Brandon farmer A G Townsin renews acquaintances while reviewing farming interests. Fred Calver returns from Dauphin hospital after an operation and recovers well. Sleighing excellent after a period of good wheeling. Alf Calver faces intrusive questions from a visitor. Farmers seek remedies for tough conditions as Harold Fraser reports a record wood pile championship. A cautious word to creditors urges patience and a friendly tone during collections.
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Andree Tripp
Dauphin
Frank Bowes
Myr R Topham
Vancouver, BC
Jay Dimit
Iowa
Alfred Cottrell
A C Mole
England
Norman Pickles
Union Bank
Mr Pickles
John Kaiser
Toronto
Walter
Charles Franklin
A Cottrell
J H Abercrombie
J. M Parker
Cote
Parker
Coff
Campbell Bros and Wilson
Winnipeg
Craven & Cottrell
Togo Telephone Co
W. Ain
Makaroff Dramatic Society
A. G Townsin
Brandon
Fred Calver
Mondar
Dauphn Hospital
Alf Calver
Alf
Harold Fraser
Wrether
M. Lundy
Roblin
Canadian Packing Co Limited
Canada
Union Bank of Canada
Tege
C. P. Old
A. F. Fairman
G. W. Glover
Man
Chas. A. Grobb
Mitchell's
H. Coppinger
Shell River
Hillsburg
Roblin, Man
J. W. Muse
M.C
Manitoba
W. J. Westwood Roblin
H. S. McFadden
Notary Public
W. A. Smith
Hudson Bay Co
C.N.R
Main ST
West Roblin
R. F
Sask
F No
Brethers
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Ges
Inen
Thearton Foley
Dinah
McLaren
Schepp
Pkts
Cassia
Brazil
Swansdown
Wagner
Charles Brydon
Royal Shield
Fry
the Economy General Store
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