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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
1
Vague OCR text references a Hillsburg district matter and party interests. Mentions government, Lane, Winnipeg, and Semite context with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary note lists Roblin on Sunday April and Mrs Adam Johnson Roblin on Monday April and Mrs Alex Craib. Context unclear due to incomplete text.
Fred Stimmer died on April 17 at Baldwin Stone where he had lived for a year. A former barber in Roblin and Bret, he was known as a skilled carpenter and hunter. In later life he embraced curling and remained a noted pioneer resident admired for his fortitude and citizenship.
The article explains May being named from Majores and the sacred month concept for aldermen, notes May was once the third month before January and February shift, lists 31 days, hawthorn as flower, emerald as gem, and recalls long tradition of outdoor festivities and maypole dancing by children.
In loving memory of Verda who died May 6 1928 at age 1a years. She was loving and kind in all her ways Upright and just to the end of her days. Sincere and true in heart and mind. A beautiful memory left behind. Lovingly remembered by Father, Mother, Sister and Brothers.
Roblin residents visit friends in Grandview and Dauphin. Local moves include arrivals, departures, and hospitalizations. The community hosts Anglican plays, a W I tea, and a Rebekah bridge party. Tennis club reorganizes, eyeing permanent courts between the bank dwelling and Kulberg home with school-board permission sought.
Mr Ed Paiement spent a few days in town this week. Mrs Evana of Kamsack is ne Me BR. J M Parker visited at Pelly and Arran this week. Me Jemes McEwen returned from Winnipeg on Mondays express. Mrs Atwood and son returned to Trantecona on Saturdays Express. Mr Springer and Mr Kuhn motor ed to Kamsack on Saturday last. Mrs Charles V Franklin ed at Yorkton on Sunday last. Judie Painter expected to visit after illness. Dr Yoerger of Roblin was in town busy this week. Mr Cecil Parker retired home from Winnipeg after wintering at the Manitoba Agricultural College. Rev M McWinney of Kamsack conducted services in United Church last Sunday in place of ill Pastor Rev McConnell.
The report notes a single case with no spread due to precautions. The Lazy Mans Patrol held a meeting with leadership changes including a new president Leo Olson, chair Haasund, and delegate to interview L Wells. Various lodge roles and treasury notes were discussed as the group adjourned until the next meeting.
Merridale notes seeding underway with reports of visitors from Deep Cule. Assistant Postmaster H Fraser leads duties while A J Macaulay attends forest service. Kelly Cockerill sawmill completes work and plans a lathe next year. Forest supervisor Hjalverson resigns due to health amid good safety record.
Deepdale reports favorable seed work with good weather. Alf Chrietensen builds a barn at his expense. Townsfolk clean up and beautify Canada. Mr and Mrs H Gardner of Elpinstone visited relatives in Deepdale and Berry Grove. A Friday hall dance drew a fair turnout and positive reports. The Pool Elevator board met to discuss elevator matters. Jack Bearman, once a Deepdale resident now in New Ontario, is recovering from a serious illness.
The remark highlights friction with humble individuals who may appear self assured. It questions why nature empowers those unaware of their own ignorance, implying a paradox of confidence without self awareness.
Mr W Burrell and family move to Roblin for schooling. Mr A Clive rents his farm as farming isn’t profitable. Wheat seeded. weather ideal for field work. A son born to Mr and Mrs Parcel at Dauphin Hospital on Sunday April 21. Contractor McCracken arrives to work on the highway east of Bield. Mr Risken’s warehouse broken into. flour bags stolen. Grain buyer Currie’s elevator found in first class condition by inspector. Local girls and teachers enjoy occasional evenings at Bachlora Hall. Comment on scarlet fever origins in Bield ends note.
W Clement dies at Dauphin hospital after a brief illness Vincent Angina carried him to hospital. He was 28, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W G Clement Tummel. Survived by two brothers and two sisters. Remains returned to Roblin and funeral held at Tummel with interment in Tummel cemetery.
An ad claims Adlerika relieves gas and old waste matter from the system, promising better sleep and meals. It cites Mrs Glen Butler and I. L. Mitchell as endorsers, alleging dramatic relief after the first spoonful.
A Chicago judge advocates delaying marriage until a specified age as a remedy in divorce cases. The article hints at broader implications for social policy and personal futures amid urgent debates.
A brief classified notice offers a two wheeled cart at reasonable prices and a 1927 Ford touring car for sale. Contact QG E Hjalmarson Bield for details.
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