Roblin couple marks 60 years with family and friends
Mr and Mrs Newton celebrate sixty years of residence in Roblin with a double wedding in 1904 and a long list of telegrams from across Canada and abroad. Relatives and friends gathered as Mrs Newton, born Catherine Gilchrist, and Mr Newton, a former Conservative MLA and longtime insurer, were honored for half a century of community service and faith, with four daughters and two sons surviving.
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Mrs. Newton
Thomas MaClocklin
Fang Beach
Calif
McClocklin
Ee . Carberry
Dauphin
Grandview
Roblin
Newton
Catherine Gilchrist
Oro
Ont
Grand Point
Manieke
Alexander Fraser
Sir Robm Roblin
Shell River
Newton Ia
Knox United Church
Women's Missionary Society
Women's Association of the Church
Women's Association
C. E. Trimble
Winnipeg
F. Wade
Norwood
H. Witt
Victoria
B.O
J. Bryant
Montreal
Que
F. A
F. G
Minnie
Public milk sale rule limits to pets owners only
The mayor and council announce a February 18 notice restricting milk sales to households owning dogs or cats, aiming to regulate pasteurized milk and curb adulteration concerns. The order seeks to ensure household pets receive proper milk while addressing transport and pricing issues affecting consumers and cattle stimulation.
Local residents travel and visit notes from Regina to Victoria
Mrs O Wilson traveled with her mother to Regina while Mr Orville Wilson drove to Victoria B C to see his ill father. Mrs G Murray and Vernon visited in Kamsack last week. A meeting was held at J Radford's home on Monday evening with several attendees.
John Deere Show Draws Crowds at Community Hall
A large crowd attended the John Deere Show at Community Hall on February 25, sponsored by the John Deere Co and Ruf's Farm Service. Local residents including Mrs. E M Olson and Mrs. Jas Gawley corresponded with relatives, while several townsfolk attended church presbyteries and travel plans were shared. The Ladies' Aid met February 25, and the annual Togo bonspiel began March 1 with nine visiting rinks and 23 local rinks. The Kam sak bonspiel saw the Kam Sak ladies win second prize in the Grand Challenge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Phuraiey
John Deere Co
Ruf
E M. Olson
Watrous
Calgary
Stuart Reynolds
Regina
Jas. Gawely
Wilfred Bell
Winnipeg
Ed Bell
A. W., Eddy
Ladies’ Aid
W. R. Kirton
Cenbra
Wardle
Hudson Bay Junction
Fred Carruthers
Numerous Roblin area births raise local family news
A series of birth announcements from Roblin and surrounding areas lists newborns including Kenneth David Livingstone son of Mr and Mrs W D Livingstone San Clara. a daughter to Theissen Roblin. daughters for Buick Roblin and Sellmer Shevlin. sons for Dillin Roblin and Ritchie Roblin. daughters for Paul Boggy Creek and Friesen Roblin. a son for Curle Roblin. and more newborns from Deep Bauming MacNutt Yacuk Shortdale Gerege and other local couples with February dates.
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Livingstone
Roblin Hospital
W. D. Livingstone
San Clara
Kenneth David
Theissen
Peter Theissen
Roblin
Buick
Grant Buick
Yaciuk
William Yacuk
Shortdale
Sellmer
Peter Sellmer
Shevlin
Gerege
Adam Gerege
Deepdale
Bauming
George Bauming
MacNutt
Liske
Edward Liske
Dillin
Harold Dillin
Fisher
William Fisher
Carriere
Lawrence Carriere
Paul
Arthur Paul
Boggy Creek
Friesen
Edward Friesen
Walter Livingstone
Ritchie
Ralph Ritchie
Curle
Cameron Curle
Obituary for Nelson Roy Miller Funeral Held at Miller Home
Reverend Keahler led a brief funeral service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller for their son Nelson Roy Miller on February 23. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erhardt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pister and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Erhardt of Togo, all relatives of Mrs. Miller.
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Azelaon
Roy Miller
Keahler
Andrew Miller
Nelson Roy Miler
Fred Erhardt
Henry Pister
Dave Erhardt
Togo
Miller
Library Corner Opens at Municipal Office
The W.L Library announces open hours and highlights a feature on "Head of the Family" with Elizabeth Goudge. A new Ellot storyline is noted as continuing in her recent works.
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W.L
Tarsmiaeet
Elizabeth Goudge
Ellots
Ives
Roblin 38th Annual Spiel Resumes After Heat Break
Roblin hosts the 38th annual spiel with Friday night play resuming after a midweek heat suspension. Two events concluded with results led by J Mitchell and Castleavery in the grand, followed by Roe Castleavery, MacKay Inglis, Stevenson Roblin in later rounds. Dessors and Kendal MacNutt led the distance brackets with Sorbo Roblin and Whyte Grandview also placing.
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Roblin
Grand Ist
J. Mitchell
Castleavery
Roe
Provincial Briefs From Western Manitoba News Roundup
Minnedosa reports a trial freight run saved one to two hours on the Minnedosa to Bredenburg route with larger gains toward Edmonton. Gilbert Plains installs seven mercury lights on Main street signaling progress. water works vote hoped. Reston notes a carlo event with 600 bags and 20 volunteers. Morden eyes a $30k-$40k rink bylaw needing local debentures. Winkler gathers 29 rural districts to discuss teacher salary schedule of 2200 for one room schools. Rivers notes Gordon Taylor narrowly losing Manitoba curling title to Jim Welsh in Winnipeg with 3,500 fans. Dauphin arena recieved 8000 gallons to protect Big Six game from thawing. Neepawa displays a triple-bodied pig birth with ten siblings surviving. Rossburn reports a dead black bear found by magpies near Robert Peden farm.
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Morden Times
Morden
Public Utilities Board
Winkler Progress
Stanley Trustee Association
Winkler High School
Rivers Gazette
Gordon Taylor
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Taylor
Jimmy Welsh
Welsh
Dauphin Herald
Dauphin Volunteer Fire Brigade
Dauphin
Neepawa
Wallace O. Lee
Rossburn Review
Louis Bart
Robert Peden
Farm Union Brief urges reforms on grain markets and aid
Parliament Hill notes review of the Interprovincial Farm Union Council Brief from Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It calls for better feed grain supervision, fair boxcar distribution, producer representation on the Wheat Board, and a guaranteed price for farm products. It also requests price investigations for farm implements and fertilizers and Federal Aid to Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interprovincial Farm Union Council
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wheat Board
Winnipeg
House of Commons
Canada
Visiting Rinks in Ladies Bonspiel Kick Off with 21 Teams
Winter weather returns as the annual Ladies Open Bonspiel begins with 21 rinks. Twelve club rinks join three local and six visiting teams, featuring entries from Russell Mesdames to Rochedale and Roblin clubs. A prize-winners list is promised in the next issue.
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Russell
Mesdames Adolphe
B. Craig
L. Craig
J. Clement
Inglis
Mesdames Ziprick
Haas
Mench
Wershler
Castleavery
Mesdames Hunter
Ulrich
February Meeting of Field Trustees
All trustees present. Minutes approved. Accounts paid including Roblin Co op Coal 24.20 and heating 37.05. Van applications accepted for eight drivers. Mrs A Poucher awarded caretaking at per month from March 1 to June 20, subject to both parties’ approval. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobranski-Rice
Bailes-Rice
Roblin
Co-op Coal
A. Lovas
McLeod's Store
J. Spear
J. C. Poucher
Manitoba Power
F. Dubet
A. Poucher
Ends of Education in a Guest Editorial
Guest editorial argues education should pursue four core aims Will originality respect and knowledge. It stresses will-power to persevere in learning initiative to think for oneself dignity and valued judgments and above all solid knowledge to avoid a mental fog.
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A. M. Pratt
Mamiitoba
Hilda Neatby
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