Local Notes From Shortdale District Day by Day
Me Dan Leim rented his farm for next year. J Young of Dauphin was a visitor in Bleldinet week. The W. 1 at Mrs H Jaasund's home on Saturday remembered St Valentine’s night with a social. A Chisholm returned from Winnipeg to look after interests here. George Porteous, our grain buyer, back after a severe cold. Mr Robert Coy went to Roblin with his son for medical treatment. the boy improving after swelling. Many youths attended the Whine derive and Ball in Shoridale hall last Friday for an enjoyable evening. Harry Papabwekie left for Dauphin with daughter Alvina for medical exam. suspected appendicitis. A Farm-Seine Brotherhood meeting counted the rooms last Saturday. Agricultural demonstration in school house Saturday night drew a large audience. lectures benefited adults and pictures delighted children. Congratulations to Frank Faulconer and bride. plan to make Shortdale home. A delegation to council to seek law to destroy nuisance dogs on village streets. Stores added to school vans this winter. driver’s fall down an embankment showed caution and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm
Winnipeg
George Porteous
Robert Coy
Roblin
Shoridale
Harry Papabwekie
Dauphin
Alvina
Rural Credit Directors Meet. P astor Encouraged
Grand Narrows notes a Rural Credit Society meeting at Mahar6fLondan with directors present. Mrs Kirkbride visited district. Divine Service planned February 10. Farmers visited Makaro f f to present pigs to United Grain Growers. hogs weighed 212 pounds at five months. Ward spoke at UFM hall on farming topics, rail journey to Fort Nelson, and tariff impact on western Canada, praising the wheat pool. national anthem closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jones
Makaroff
United Grain Growers Ltd
Winnipeg
Ward
U.F.M
Fort Nelson
Western Canada
Hudson Bay
United States
Union Church News and Roblin Debating Club
The Union Church announces Sunday services led by Rev. Robert Harvey with children and adult sessions at Sundley School. Due to the minister’s absence, Mr. Jas. Meneill leads Roblin charges. The Crusader for January mailing list urged, and a Roblin Church Club event featured a Parliament debate on tobacco versus fashion, ending with a government victory and a Burns program by the Literary Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Union Church
Robert Harvey
West Tummel
Cromarty
Roblin
Mia Everall
Makaroff
Robtin
Jas. Meneill
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Dan Leim
My.j. Young
Wes
Mit
Brotherhood of the
Farm- Seine
Frank Faulconer
Shortdale
4Rwin L. Mitchell Roblin
Grand Narrows
Rosie Dixon
Kamsack
The
Rural Credit Society
Mahar6fLondan
Prattlow
Apples Canada
Pearl Greene Plume
Charles Brydon
Church News Union Church
Women IN Power
Baine
Alvin Kines
J E Baine
Kines
Mesdames
Brydon Day
Aitken
Arthur
Russell
Rogers
Sirett Broomfield
Merrell
John
James McNeill
Stand
Rotbie
Mason
Tummel
Gibson Ritchie
John Inglis
Burns
Roblin Fersiters Co
Gobt
F. Stendish
Alex Sinclair
Mr. Wim. Thompson
Forsythe
Wm. Ross
Hamiota, Man
Charles V. Franken
Mrs. Berry
Gilbert Plains
Dolly Parker
Florence Sinclair
Togo
R. Austin
Jas Robson
Pelly, Sask
Arnott
Farmers’ Union
Saskatchewan Agricultural College
Togo Agricultural Society
Ladies Aid of the Union Church
Ladies Aid of
Mohawk “Crossroads
Watson
W. H. Brown
Boson
Beaton
Sinclair
Miss McLeod
Laura Topham
Mr Watson
Canadian Packing Co Limited
Canada
Union Bank OF Canada
Canadian National Railways Colonization and Development Department
Great Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
C.N.R
Heom, Eal
Fe ‘Colonization and Development Department
Canadian National Railways
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