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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
3
The municipality schedules By-law No. 228 for a vote of qualified electors. Balloting will run from nine to five on Friday the 27th, at Shellmouth Dropmore Inglis and at James Craig’s residence, with W. S. Newsholme as secretary treasurer.
Merridale threshing resumes. Geo Hettle and Alf Calver visit relatives in Grandview. Cockerill family welcomes a baby girl after a stork visit. Ruth Cockerill returns home from Grandview. Ruthenian Box Social nets 85 dollars with top box at 5.60. John Cockerill, Frank Barkley and Hob Martin plan winter trapping trip to Pas.
Election chatter fades as citizens discuss weather and local activities. Miss Shearson and pupils staged a Halloween party with all honors earned. W J Pearson chaired the meeting. A October 28 hall dance attracted attendees despite poor roads. The Union Church Ladies Aid Bazaar and fowl supper are set for November 18 to support the church fund.
An advertisement lists Orrangé Marnwlide No 4 tin Carnation Milk 6 tins for Tomato Ketehup and per bottle Roasted Coffee. It also shows 2 tins for Corned Neck 1 tin per tin.
Roblin locals share plans for Thanksgiving and nomination days, charity bazaars, sales, and an auction. Nurses and residents visit Winnipeg, a wedding announces Lillian James to Roscoe Burns with reception and departure to British Columbia. Community gatherings include Ladies Aid and W I fairs with teas, fish pond, and home cooking.
The Captain and Envoy Nash will conduct two Salvation Army meetings at Grand Narrows Hall on Sunday November 8 at 2 and 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Leslie L Merrell warns the public that all gates are closed and no trespassing will be allowed from 17 to 28. People are asked to stay on the road allowance and comply with the closure.
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