Municipal Nominations Result For Village Councils and Wards
Nominations for Village Council and Trustees concluded on Tuesday with mayor I L Mitchell and councillors W J Westwood F Lawrence and Ges Fisher elected by acclamation. Trustees T Dillon Ward 3 Ward 2 L Mitchell Ward 4 C H Sorbo Ward 8 Contested by C Brydon and Ward 8 Bennie Shell. Reeve candidates C E Rogers and J Baskerville. councillors Alvin W Nostrom Wm Sorochuk W A Yakimishin for Ward 8. J Kines elected by acclamation for Ward 1. Hillaburg Reeve J Williams and Councillor J Maluta elected by acclamation. Ward One nominees Fred Doering and Arthur Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L Mitchell
W. J. Westwood
F. Lawrence
Ges. Fisher
T. Dillon
L. Mitchell
C. H. Sorbo
C. Brydon
Bennie
Shell River
C. E. Rogers
J. Baskerville
Alvin W Nostrom
Wm. Sorochuk
W A. Yakimishin
J. Kines
Hillaburg
J. Williama
J Maluta
Fred Doering
Arthur Weller
Farmers Union Ball and W I meeting noted in brief
Friday November 20 brings the Farmers Union Ball. Dauphin visitor Miss L Scott heads to Calgary. I L Mitchell attended Presbyterian Synod meetings in Winnipeg and the centenary of the Canadian Methodist Church. Cromarty W I joint meet at Union Church at 3 pm with Miss Esther Thompson present. Annual school meeting reported Trustees doing well with finances improving over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Mitchell
Winnipeg
Presbyterian Synod
Methodist Church In Canada
Roblin, Tummel
Cromarty
W. I
Union Church
Esther Thompson
Manitoba
Pomeroy
H. J. Bowley
J. L. Mitchell
W. S
Thomson
W.s.'s
Church News and Monthly Baptism Service Reminder
Rev Robert Harvey speaks at each month’s last Sunday service and requests ministers be notified in advance. Inside the Gates features and Children’s Address Lest We Forget. Armistice Memorial Service postponed due to smallpox, to be held in town in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel
Cromarty
Roblin
Ser
Heard About Town column notes town events and rumors
A local gossip column reports on a broadcast station, smallpox epidemic talk, a mayoral nomination offer rejected, curling event turnout, and playful town banter. It teases Reform ticket ideas, mentions bootlegger ties, and ends with health humor from the writer signing as Gobs.
Roblin Womens Institute Bazaar Supports Christmas Gifts
On Saturday November 29 the Roblin Womens Institute holds a bazaar in Mr Kulbergs new store. Tables feature plain and fancy sewing knitted goods home cooking and candy a ten cent fish pond tea is served afternoon. Bazaar opens at 5pm. Come shop and support the WI and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Womens Institute
Mr. Kulbergs
Spm
W. I
Roblin Notes: Local Visits And Upcoming Auction
Correspondence reports Captain Donald Sinclair visiting Roblin, plans for Mr Davis to enter radio, and various residents departing for British Columbia and the West. A Mylor School dance on November 14 drew crowds, with praise for the event. An auction sale at the Livery Barn next Saturday at 2 PM promises bargains. The Roblin Review appeals for subscriptions as finances waver, and condolences are offered on John Brown’s death in Kenton Man.
Bield Locals News From The District
Henry Jansund digs a well while Ivan Vansickle plans winter at home. Flowers of community life include vaccination at the school, a fire that destroyed Mr. Luchuk’s house, weddings, dances, and a successful sale of work raising 76.80. Local families travel to Dauphin and Roblin, with Ole Olson and Lorne Sneddon among the newlyweds in a month of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Luchuk
Mr. Luchuck
Local News Summary From Dauphin and Surrounds
Mr Walter Crane and Mr W Fraser pursue studies at Dauphin while Mrs C Kennedy and family move to First Avenue. Mr J McNeill and Miss Burke of Roblin attended the Davis Sneddon wedding last Saturday. Rev W J Rayner attended the Presbyterian Synod meeting in Winnipeg and returned Friday. Dr Coppinger vaccinated school children Wednesday with Miss Beggs assisting. The Makaroff Ladies Aid Societ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppinger
Beggs
Wilfred Gardner
Emma Mcinness
Roblin
Union Church
Olive Marguerette
H. M. Davis
Makaroff
Lorne Clifford Sneddon
Dauphin
Man
Walter Crane
W Fraser
C. Kennedy
First Avenue
J. McNeill
Miss Burke of
Davis- Sneddon
W. J. Rayner
Presbyterian Synod
Winnipeg
Miss Beggs
Local News Highlights From Grand Narrows District
Miss Wilson attended a teacher conference at Dauphin on the 6th and 7th. Mr Jan. Johnson of Silverwood has returned from Treherne. Mr and Mrs A C McKnight and Mr and Mrs P Sloan visited Mr Robert McIntyre. Mr Robert Murphy returned from Dauphin and plans to stay with his son before winter in Ontario. Mr George Naylor, Clemenceau teacher, headed for Dauphin for the convention. A cautious note hopes he avoids snow drift. Fred Lester is recovering well after a painful arm infection. Word of upcoming weddings circulates in the district with Dame Rumor suggesting excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Dauphin
Robert Murphy
Ontario
George Naylor
Clemenceau
Fred Lester
Merridale Pioneer Outfit Maintains Threshing Record
Merridale J Poyser gathered cattle for shipment last week while Merridale's Red River Special earned praise for speed and efficiency. A social event hosted by Me and Mrs Kettle drew a strong turnout and enjoyed by many. Chas Cockerill, returning from threshing work in Post-up and Riverview districts, is back home as fire nearly destroyed a straw pile on Alf Culver's farm. Engineers J Sanders and fireman H Fraser fought the blaze, saving the threshing outfit and preventing disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Cockerill
Ani Riverview
Merridale
Red River
Alf Culver
J. Sanders
H. Fraser
Stength
Publicity through the press proves economical and far reaching
The article argues publicity in a widely read newspaper holds high value, focusing on the service it provides rather than the price. It notes that inserting a small paid notice can notify a broad audience more cheaply than sending letters or postcards, making the press the logical marketing method.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Union
Bills
Miss L. Scott
Calgary
Church News
the United Church
Robert Harvey
P.O. X
Standish
O. K
Tom Robertson
Wild Bull
Tampas
Two Ton
Bill Cronin
Ike Clark
Underworld
Bootleggers
Art Ewards
Womens
Wall
Davis
Togo
Womens Institute
Donald Sinclair
Wm Davis
Messrs
Harry and
Charles Horsewell
B.C
A. G. Sinclair
The
Canadian Colonization Co
Howard, Harry
Lawrence Vipond
West
Mylor School
Fr. W. Govar
Makaroul
DL Englis
Messrs Brown
Newton Shaw
Grand Narrows
Pacific
Coast
Roblin Review
John Brown
Kenton Man
Brown
H. M
W. HL
Gibson
W Cobb
Bield Locals
Henry Jansund
Ivan Vansickle
Mr. Lowe
Mrs. Merrell
Palmer Olson
Chase Bros
A. Vansickle
Waldron, Sask
Eddie Johnson
Tom Spiker
Pennant, Sask
Carl Buenous
P. Carter
Sandy
Deering
W. Snowdon
Bield
Tom Purcell
Hall
Frank Baker
Missouri
U.S.A
U.F.M
Franklin Basso
Walch
John Pearson
Donald Dixon
Adam Sangster
A. C. McKnight
Mrs. P. Sloan
Robert McIntyre
J. Poyser
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