Chautauqua Plans Highlight Russian Chorus and Plays
Davis from allies reports progress in Calgary and outlines a week long program. The Russian Cossack Chorus heads this year’s lineup after touring eastern Canada and the U S for $1000 a night. Two plays by Martin Erwin join lectures and musical numbers for wide variety. Committee chairs urge patrons to buy tickets early to benefit the event.
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Inea QO
Davis
Calgary
Wthis
Canada
United States
Chautauqua
Martin Erwin
Roblin
J E Baine
See-Treas
VanAlstyne
Geo Scott At
Daulphin District DG Field Annual Convention Report
Delegates from Makaroff Ochre River Winalgoals Roblin and local institutes attended the annual convention in Roblin. Mrs C P Old presided with Mrs Wor Skinner secretary. welcome by Mrs James dams. resolutions included a handcraft exhibition and formation of parents and teachers associations. Papers on AY programme and institute libraries were presented. Tummel delivered a notable history paper.
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Daulphin
Ant Roblin
United Church
F Hall
Makaroff
Ochre
Winal
Roblin ‘Rewarty
Tummel
Rochisie
C P Old
Roblin
Wor Skinner
Dropmore
James Dams
Skinner
Wanipegosi
Valley River
Goose Lake School Trustees Approve Hiring and Raises
Goose Lake Consolidated School Trustees met Friday evening June 1 and adjourned after approving staff appointments and raises. Miss D Robinson hired as high school teacher at 1400 per year, Mr T Eastman grade II at 900, Mr W Crane grade II at 900, teachers Dodd Rae Dickie Peden to receive 50 salary increase, and secretary to advertise for high school languages position. arbitration for Mitchell and Barber requested. accounts paid including Fisher Bros Beaver Lumber Co and Western Chain Stores.
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Goose Lake
Acoul
Sorbo
Gomey
Carrie
Bennie Staples
D. Robinson
Boney
Sorho
T Eastman
Bennie
W Crane
Bennie-Barber
Dickie
Ree
Dodd
Rae
Peden
Mitchell
Barber
Sorbo-Staples
E Brooks
Fisher Bros
John Ritchie
A. Monforth
Gill & Co
Roblin
Beaver Lumber Co
Western Chain
Silverwood Meeting Sees Motorists for Sacred Song
Contributed from Silverwood describes a Sunday gathering for sacred singing. People ignore license plates as Riley arrives with friend Bob Rae heading to Roblin. Bob offers to settle costs for churchgoers who were slow, while a genial cop surveys the church grounds for what was found, then eases the matter.
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Silverwood
Riley
Bob
Loans of a Peper ends with farm tensions and mischief
The continuation shows John the hired man quarreling with farmer Goodhead over a disaster prior. John quits, joins Parmer Graball for five dollars a month, and Goodhead’s grain suffers from frost. Mrs Gossiper spreads the news, fueling a feud between Goodhead and Borrower family as part of a larger moral about loaning and community consequences. It closes with a teaser for a future, more constructive part.
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John
Goodhead
Parmer Graball
Goodhead Jais
Clair
Farmer
Local Happenings and Social Notes in Roblin
Roblin locals report a picture show at 8 80 Saturday night and a dance by the Women's W I in G Mitchells hall. Notables include Nurse May Lambkin visiting from Yorkton, and Dr Coppinger named as assistant superintendent of Winnipeg General Hospital. The Roblin band performed publicly under J E Baine, and residents note trips to Portage la Prairie, Bowesman, and Carman news.
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May Lambkin
Yorkton Hospital
Dr. Coppinger
Winnipeg General Hospital
Local Notes and Moves Roundup in Togo Alberta
Sidney Martin left for Armstice Alberta. Mrs H Brows returned from Winnipeg. Springer and family motored to Yorkton on Monday. Rev JE Has left for England. James McEwen returned from Winnipeg on Monday. RJM Parker bought a Chevrolet car. Pollyanna club hosted a successful afternoon tea Saturday. Irene Craig and Stella Franklin returned from Saskatoon Normal School Saturday. Louisa Franklin returned from Moose Jaw Normal School Monday. G Charles left town, Charien promoted to foreman on the CNR. Jack Krauss of the Royal Bank left Thursday for Whitehorn. Krauss popular in town, best wishes. Darcy Inman of Bowsman renewed acquaintances Monday. Warm welcome extended. hope to see him again.
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Jack Krauss
the Royal Bank
Whitehorn
Canora
Krauss
Darcy Inman
Bowsman Man
Mr Inman
Local Notes on Residents and Travel Across Town
Mr Ed Olson lost a valuable horse last week. Mrs Currie of Roblin visits her son here. Mr L C Wells began tractor work this week. Mrs H Jassuid injured her foot last week. Mrs M Currie attended the Winnipeg train conference. Scarlet fever scare proved false. The Chase Bros departed for Long Prairie Minnesota by car via Winnipeg. P Olson of this district is presently here. Joe King of Maroon is visiting his sister Mrs Ed Johnstone after driving down. مسجد
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Mrs Currie of
Roblin
Joe King
Maroon Sask
Ed. Johnstone
Dyn amic Word Children address and annual convocation services
Church notices for Sunday next June 10 announce the Dynamic Word Children’s address Stranger at the Door Roblin Where the Brook and River Meet and the annual Convocation service for the graduating class. The high school trustees teaching staff and pupils will attend with outside church friends cordially invited. Services follow brief schedule: Biel Sunday 11 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. Spam Shevin 7 p.m. Student Pastor R J Marles.
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Cromarty
Roblin
Ibycus
In Memoriam George Black Rested May 1927
In fond remembrance of my dear husband and father George Black called to rest May 1927. Tears mark our loss yet love remains. Lovingly remembered by his sorrowing wife and children.
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George Black
Western Canadian farming grows with tractors and horses
April proved the strongest month for settlement with 81 families taking 19 249 acres, bringing total settlers to 224 and 46 207 acres. Alberta reports 17 193 farmers, 834 324 horses and 10 225 tractors, Saskatchewan 116 762 farmers, 1 199 666 horses and 24 367 tractors, Manitoba 51 200 farmers, 356 480 horses and 10 833 tractors. The era of tractors is advancing.
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Canada Colonization
Dominion
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Roblin Hotel Beer License Application Notice
Take notice that Henry Jaasund of Roblin Manitoba applied to the Government Liquor Control Commission for a beer license for the Roblin Hotel located on Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 Yasukewa Roblin Plan at Roblin. Objections must be filed within ten days of the Gazette publication with the Commission.
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Henry ‘Jaasund
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
Government Liquor Control
Roblin Hotel
Yasukewa
Dauphin Land Titles Office
S. WW
Control ‘Commission
Estate of Arion Embleton Post Office Deepdale Manitoba
Claims against the estate of Arion Embleton must be sent to Clarke Black Dauphin Manitoba before July 2. Dated May 1998 at Dauphin Manitoba. MPSON McGirr Katz solicitors for Irwin L Mitchell and James E Bane Executors.
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Arion
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