Roblin Baseball Club Reorganized Forming New Team
The Roblin baseball club, long inactive in sports, formed a new organization at Hoblin Hotel on May 28 to field a team against neighboring towns. Officers elected include President H. J. Rowley Vice President W Crane Treasurer C Robertson Manager A G Gleiger Captain W VanAlstyne and others. A game between Runnymede and Roblin is set for tonight at 6 30 on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Robin
Hoblin Hotel
H. J. Rowley
W. Crane
Lee
Treas
C. Robertson
A. G Gleiger
VanAlstyne
McConnell
Nixon
Wm. VanAlstyne
Runnymede
Roblin
A D Goodman Passes A Dropmore District Pioneer Remembered
The Dropmore area mourns the death of A D Goodman known as Ike a longtime district pioneer. He and two brothers farmed at large scale and his hospitality made him a community mainstay. The funeral is set for Thursday May 30 at 2 p.m. at Dropmore with many from Robin attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oir
Dropmore
Goodbun
Tke
Robin and Russell
Ike
Retion Sons
Hones
Drophe
Eng
Russell
Robin
Manitoba sheep cooperative offers affordable flocks to farmers
An Manitoba incorporated organization backed by provincial and common agriculture departments provides farmers with access to flocks on generous terms. The aim is practical agricultural aid without direct profit to railways banks or financiers, helping farmers in the province acquire flocks despite fencing and purchase hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Manitoba
Fielf
Joteresig
Toda
Montana Sheep Sale Plan Draws Farmer Interest
Farmers in the Montana sheep country are offered ewes priced between 1425 and 14.75 per head with minimum ninety pound weight guarantees. Buyers pay 10 per head at delivery, with the rest via lien notes due Oct 1 1930 1931 and 1932. Interest runs at 7 percent. T. B. Acheson of the C P R spoke May 21 about the plan, and a local committee led by C R Ivey has received several applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Acheson
C. P.R
C. R Ivey
W J Westwood
T. L Dilla
C. H. Sorbo
A @ Gleiser Simpson
June the year's tip top month and its promises
The passage extols June as the longest days and best period with rich greenery and blossoms. It notes the need to work through June to avoid July and August penalties, yet encourages using off hours for trips or garden work, stressing mindset as key to enjoying the month.
Roblin Locals Report Weekend Visits and Community News
Roblin residents share weekend visits and travels with relatives in Winnipeg and Gilbert Plains. A three year old boy’s death casts sorrow over the town as families receive sympathy. Events include a Bible Students Association broadcast, a new Ford service station, a Manitoba police officer taking leave to England, a dance at Jim Kine’s barn, and a tea benefiting the Canadian Institute for the Blind with a street tag sale.
Miss Burrell Leads Junior Class Sunday Lesson
Miss Burrell kindly took the junior class on Sunday as their teacher was unable to be there, ensuring activities continued in her stead.
Worth While Saving Infant Lives in Canada
Health service analysis argues Canada loses about 22 million dollars yearly in infant mortality. It compares the economic value of a newborn at birth to future earnings, asserting the loss drains national resources and warrants national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Local visits and events around Togo feature meetings and outings
Dr A J Leach traveled to Dau bihn while Irene Talbot-Crosbie spent the weekend at Yorkton. Residents toured Kamsack Plumas Roblin and Langenburg. A public meeting to support Liberal candidate R J M Parker is set for June 3 in Davs Hall. Churchwomen attended Anglican meeting in Kamsack and May 24 field day included senior baseball games and a screening of The Covered Wagon with a later dance by Davis Hall and the Togo Syncopaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Kamsack
Togo
George Swan
A. Tripp
Leach
Cottrell
Wm Davis
D. Inglis
Learn
Appel
J. W. Hern
Davis Hall
Salvation Army Weekly Schedule and Donation Appeal
The Salvation Army lists weekly meetings including Tuesday 7.30 Young People, Wednesday 2.45 Home League, Thursday 8 p.m. public service, Sunday 2.30 Sunday School and 7.30 Salvation meeting. It also urges the Self-Denial donation to support those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Meeting
Iome League
Salvation Meeting
Deepdale Notes Include Travel, Visits and Local Fire Loss
Deepdale reports Howard and Frank Barclay left for Winnipeg last week while Tommy Ward returned for the 24th and Bob drove from Percival Sask. Mrs Percy Doak of Gilbert Plains visited Berry Grove friends. Manitoba Wheat Pool supervisors paid a district call. A fire loss at Fred Ward’s Shell Valley home is noted with sympathy. JR Spear of New raises a large flock of sheep, an experimental effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Doak
Gibert Plains
Berry Grove
Fred Ward
Shell
Fred
JR Spear
New
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Trouble
Mrs Glenn Butler reports Miss A. H and sister endured stomach distress living on hot water and rice. After Adlerika both now eat normally and rest better. first spoonful relieves gas and cleans waste from the system. Oh Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FWO
A. H
Glenn Butler
Adlerka
Adlerika
Mitchell
Quote on Self Respect and Enthusiasm Fading
A reflective line notes that pursuing pleasure at the expense of self respect is not worthwhile and that enthusiasm tends to wane after the initial rush fades away.
District Visitation and Victoria Day Potatoes Planting
Mr Sharpe of Togo paid a visit to the district last week. Mrs Lawrence Maguire and children are visiting in Kamsack. Mr and Mrs Smalley and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Wilson on Sunday. Mrs Albert Armstead of Silverwood was a visitor on Victoria Day. Most villagers marked Victoria Day by planting potatoes. Mr and Mrs Pearson and Miss Edth Pearson of Silverwood and Mr and Mrs Dixon and family visited Mr and Mrs A Sangster on Sunday. News that Robert McIntyre is home from Brandon hospital and recovering well. He will stay with Mr Adam Sangster a few days. Pastor to attend Conference next Sunday, so no service. Sunday School will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Armstead of
Silverwood
Robert Pearson
Edth Pearson
Dixon
A. Sangster
Robert McIntyre
Brandon Hospital
Adam Sangsters
Public Health Investment Questioned by Speaker
Public Health work is not sentiment but essential expenditure of money with proven value. It pays a dividend far beyond other investments. The speaker argues half of the $22,000,000 lost annually could be saved by providing necessary health services. Is it worthwhile.
Local Printing Service Emphasizes Quick, In-House Jobs
A small notice promotes in-house printing with a focus on prompt service. It mentions a phone number 121 and asserts the shop can handle printing without outsourcing for speed and satisfaction.
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A. D. Goodman
Jack Belton
Grandview
Fred Starr
Winnipegosi
Mr R. Rae
Moday
Scotland
Teddy Heming
Mr Spear
Ben
Mrs Cage
Kamsack Rived
Mra R. Freeland
Henry Thompsons
Hazel E .Bowley
Winnipeg
A. C. McDonald
Gilbert Plains
Aameron
Dauphin
E. Greens
A. Gustaf Miss Carlson
Mary Merrell
Erckson
L. Merrell
International Bible
C.K.Y
G. Fitzgerald
Ford
2Nd Ave
L. F. Abott
Bobbie
England
Mr. Abbott
W. J
Jim Kines Barn
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Womens Institutes
Roblin Tummel
Cromarty
Canadian Institute For the Blind
Whch
Health Service OF
THE
Canadian Medical Association
A. J. Leach
Dau‘bhin
Irene Talbot-Crosbie
Yorkton
Swain
Cunningham
W. J. Cunn‘nham of
Plumas, Man
G. B. Swa
Donald, Sinclair and
Jack Scott
Town
May Painter
Miss Greenberg
Walkerbarn
Mr. McConnell
United Church Conference
JW. Eddy
Langenburg
James McEwen
Alex
F. Kuhn
Royal ‘Bank, Staff
Qull Lake
R. J. M. Parker
N Pelly
Dav's
Une
Parker
Salvation Army
Deepdale
Barclay
Howard
Frank
Iasteek
Tommy Ward
Bob
Percival Sask
Kane
Man Toba Wheat Pool
Bredner
Municpal
Muicipal Financial Affairs
Makaroff Credit of the United Church
Deepdale Lagi Ula
Mr Smith
Grand Narrows
Mr Sharpe
Lawrence Maguire
Mrs*Smalley
Wilson
N Th’s
Victoria
Constance
Nevilledoune
the Oddfellow’s Hall
Women’s Institutes
Roblin, Cromarty and
Tummel
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