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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 27, 1982

Page

9

Manitoba Homesteader Roots in Place Names mapping history

The article traces 1872 1930 homesteading under the Dominion Lands Act with posters promoting Manitoba. It notes first applicant John Sanderson in Portage la Prairie and lists pioneers whose names live on local features such as Wigle Springs Czornyj Lake Goldie Lake Musgrove Ravine and many others. It invites readers to contact A C Roberts and Gerry Holm for queries.

Manitoba Portage la Prairie John Sanderson Belmont Craigilea Bell Bellsmount Northern Pacific Railway Co Alvey Morden Wilmot Morden Franklin Morden Roland Roland McDonald W.P.M Lowestoft Binscarth Scottish, Ontario and Manitoba Land Co William Bain Scarth Wigle Springs Assiniboine River Philip Wigle Hipkins Souris River Alfred Hipkins Hunters Lake Pipestone Bruce Hunter Harrison Bridge William Harrison Cooleys Marsh W. of Shoal Lake William E. Cooley Cavers Spring Rock Lake James Cavers Mooneys Lake John Mooney Thorsteinson Lake Swan Lake Jeremiah Rondeau Hood Bridge Victor Ormiston Hood Richer Isie Phaneuf F.p.m Sinkers Slough George Sinker James Sinker Frederick J.B. Gimby Watsons Lake Pelican Lake Martin R. Watson Peter Watson Langs Valley James Lang Edward Lang George M. Lang Sibbald Thomas W. Sibbald William Sibbald Whitemouth River Pretle Falls Osthund Falls Nevas Falls Leegus Falls Nakka Falls A.C. Roberts C.I.C.G.N Gerry Holm Surveys & Mapping Branch Century Street Winnipeg

Lost Lemon Mine Tale of Gold and Murder in Canada

A legendary gold strike near the Highwood and Livingstone Rivers sparked murder and cover up. Frank Lemon killed Blackjack, fled to Tobacco Plains, and a priest sent John McDougald to bury the victim. Bearspaw learned of the crime and ordered its erasure to protect hunting lands.

Frank Lemon Blackjack Highwood Livingstone British Columbia High River Nanton Lemon Tobacco Plains H.C John McDougald McDougald Bearspaw Tobaweco Plains McDoupald

The Lost Lemon Mine Mystery Remains Unsolved

Rumors of the Lost Lemon Mine persist with Frank Lemon and Blackjack as the sole holders of truth. The pair refuse to reveal any details, leaving whether the mine exists a mystery in local lore.

Market Report from Roblin Auction Mart January 21 1982

A total of 306 head passed through the Weiller and Williams Roblin Auction Mart on Thursday January 21 1982. The sale included 262 cattle one sow one boar 29 weanling pigs 11 feeder pigs and 2 horses with prices listed for butcher steers and heifers cows bulls feeder and stock calves and pigs among others. Top prices included butcher steers at 66.00 and feeder steers 69.50 each with various buyer origins such as James Blaschuk Wroxton Sask John Panasiuk Shortdale Man and Peter Fofonoff Verigin among others.

Weiller & Williams Roblin Auction Mart James Blaschuk Wroxton Sask John Panasiuk Shortdale Man Matt Wylychuk Calder Larry Liske Inglis Peter Fofonoff Verigin P. Fofonoff

Reggie's Ramblings on SCTV Critics

Critics in Canada and the United States call SCTV one of the funniest and most intelligent shows. The remark exposes a sad view of modern humor valuing crude slapstick over wit.

Canada USA SCTV

St Regis Tavern Exchange on New NDP Government

A brief overheard remark at the St Regis Hotel Tavern questions the speaker’s opinion of the new NDP government. The line captures informal public sentiment in a casual setting.

St. Regis Hotel

People doubt words but trust actions that follow

The saying warns that skepticism often targets spoken claims while observable deeds prove intentions. It suggests credibility rests on consistent behavior rather than rhetoric, emphasizing that outcomes reveal character more clearly than words.

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