Roblin District Happenings and Meetings Summary
Local Roblin items note A J Williamson visiting Winnipeg, Rev King attending Dauphin presbytery, and Harold Wells returning from Winnipeg. Mrs Nastrom death notice error corrected, GWVA meeting updates, and a lively Valentine Ball with prizewinners and a paper-streamer dance. Also reports on municipal audits of Shell River, local officers elected, and Hudson Bay Railway completion concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. King
Dauphin
Newton
Harold Wells
Winnipeg
Merrell
Leigh Lindsay
Bonnymede
Sask
Roblin
Silvert
A. Browne
L. McFadyen
3. Davis
P. Black
H. McFadden
Edna Dick
Use
Roblin Weuss
Roblin Bonspiel Concludes With Close Finals Wins
After five days of strenuous curling the Roblin Bonspiel closed with tight, hard fought matches. Hartmier Roblin and Woods Gilbert Plains clashed in the Grand Challenge final, a late seventh end dispute deciding the outcome. Winners listed include Hammier Roblin and Wood Gilbert Plains in the Grand Challenge, Sinclair Togo in Burrows, Startinier Roblins in Newton, and Hrown Daupin in Consolation. A Father and Son Ranguet event is set for Tamwel Church addressing by Premier Armstrong of the Boy's Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Woods
Gilbert Plains
Hartmier
Sinclair
Togo
Brown
Dauphin
Anamious
Nelow
Hammier
Wood
Westwood
Fraser
Burrows
Andrews
Kamsack
Starr
Newton
Startinier
Roblins
Robling
Tran
Suelsir
Gil
Rinnie
Snil-—Scott
Mitchell
Ranguet
Tamwel
Maredeth
Armstrong
Canadian National Reduces Fares for Brandon Winter Fair
Canadian National Railways announces reduced fares for the Brandon Winter Fair and Fat Stock Show from March 6 inclusive. Tickets go on sale March 8 to 9 at single fare plus one third for a round trip from Manitoba and Saskatchewan stations. No sales on the last day for trains arriving Brandon after 6 p.m. Return by March 13. details via local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Brandon
Canadian National Rail
Strange But True The Seller, Farmer, and Paper
The adage contrasts selling goods with selling space in a newspaper. It notes merchants sell merchandise, farmers sell produce, and newspapers sell space, yet many expect free publicity. The piece defends editors for publishing local items after events and sharing news that benefits the community.
Advertisement Notice on Payment for Bank Memoriam Notices
The message states that payments are required for card, bank notices, memoriam notices, sunouncements of meetings, concerts and other financial reports, which are strictly advertising matter.
Roblin School Sees Sickness and Plans Busy Month
Roblin school recounts a severe illness spell that reduced attendance yet reports most students back at work. The Senior Literary Society rehearses for a March 2 concert while Miss Gray prepares to organize a domestic science class with Miss McQueen to visit Feb 27. The Extension Service funds twenty schools for monthly lessons, and local groups donate gear and cushions for student comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Nastyom
Freddie Starr
Extension Service Department of Agricultural
Roblin
Miss Gray
Misa Gray
Miss McQueen
Vernice
Women’s Institute
Glee Club
J. Gardner
V. Newton
Dorothy Kulberg
Elsie Nelson
Mary Merrell Roblin
Ruby McNeill
Milite Law
K. Greenaway
Elaiy Nelson
Forgetting the faults to keep happiness and health
A compact editorial style admonishes readers to blot out neighbors faults slanders and quarrels. It urges starting each day with a clean slate and focusing on the good qualities of friends, hoping to keep memory gentle and loving rather than dwelling on malice.
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Jans
Mr fond Mrs Eloy Jans thank friends for sympathy and help during their recent bereavement. Choir practice at Mrs Jan Bayne's Friday evening at 7.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloy Jans
Obituary and community news from Bield district
The Bield locals report poster notices for March 2 and local illness updates. Edwin Jaasund, beloved son of Mr and Mrs Henry Jaasund, dies at seventeen, with funeral at the cemetery and heartfelt community support. school honors include floral tributes from students and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Snowdon
Jackie Anderson
Edwin Jaasund
Henry Jaasand
Ladies Aid
Community Club
Bifeld Institute
Masonic Lodge of
Roblin
A. Chishom
Merridale News Highlights Local Meetings and Growth
The Merridale community notes warming weather and spring arrivals. A Feb 17 ratepayers meeting at the school drew good attendance and productive discussion. A new producer to consumer benefit association launches alongside the flourishing implement exchange. A local Co. member will visit Winnipeg to address consumer needs and plans to ship second hand cars for fall sale upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisovsky
Post-ugp
Angus Hay
Merridale
Winnipeg
Real Optimism and Shared Fortunes Across the Nation
The speaker voice projects collective confidence as droughts ease and sectors recover. It envisions every region and profession finding stability from sea to land, promising rye for farmers, gin for cotton, ports for sailors, and a steady pace for all, regardless of identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Bar
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. Williamson
B. S. van Camp
J. Hartmier
Bo Davis
D. van Alstine
B. Miller
Robinix
Nastrom
Spealers
Jack Hart
Strevel
John Patton
Hart
Oddfellows Hall
A. Day
Gaw.va
GW. V. A
Prey
A. Kines
T. A. Cameron
Ser.Treas
BR. Richardson
H. Wells G. Nevill
W. Batlard
G.aw.lv.a
Lales
W.S.L
G.W.V.A
Legislative Assembly
H. M. Power
Shell River
Municipal Commissioner of
Manitoba
Ste G. Cornwall Apts
E. M. Wood
Gladstone
E. M. Wood Esq
Winipeg
Thad
Powell
H. Manley-Power
Man
Glenella
LE. M. Wood
Sir
Reevy
H. Mantley
Makaroff
Mandan
H. M. Power Esq
J. J. Powell
Syd
Sidney E. Rogers
Hudson Bay
Roblin School
BIELD
Merridlale
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