Roblin Council Minutes Report Septembers Session
The Roblin village council held its meeting on Tuesday September 25 with Reeve Rogers and councillors Arnott Clarke Diamond and Nowasad present. Motions included transferring NW 28-28-28 for 42 dollars and 40 cents costs, granting Mrs J Lucas 12 dollars monthly charged to Swan River, and 1.25 credit per dollar paid to Biluk with at least 50 dollars yearly on principal and taxes. Several bylaws were read and passed including sales of multiple land parcels to Barnowski Prokopowich Goba DelaMare and DeLaMare, and opening public highways. The CN Railways were to be paid 90 dollars per acre for road portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Reeve Rogers
Arnott
Clarke
Dismond
Nowassd
Arnott Dismond
Nowasad
W. J H. Gamey
Helen Barnowski
Mike Prokopowich
Mary Goba
Evan George DelaMare
Geo. BH
DeLaMare
N.E
Canadian National Railways
Council Minutes Reflect Delegates and Payments
The council approved Chan B. Pillen old age pension and authorized Yakuhoaki lease with one third crop basis and purchase option of 100. Delegates Clarke and Diamond to annual Union of Municipalities convention were named. Various accounts totaling several vendors and individuals were passed, and the council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakuhoaki
Diamond
Mr. E. Sher
FL Kehoe
A. Edwards
W. Nowasad
Roblin Review
Roblin Trading Co
R. Pearson
H. Thompson
G. Charman
Arnott
Card of Thanks for David B Smith family
The family of the late Mr and Mrs David B Smith thank friends for kindness and for loaning their car during their bereavement. Mise Ella Smith, Togo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B Smith
Mise Ella Smith
Togo
Victory Bond Conversion Signals Recovery in Ottawa
In Ottawa October 1 the Prime Minister states the 1934 Refunding Loan shows warming, broad support from bankers, insurers, businessmen, professionals, farmers and labor leaders. He cites 17 percent gain in employment, 43 percent rise in large product prices and other signs of recovery, with annual interest savings of about 14 million after this year's refunding ends, enabling possible tax cuts and more conversions from 1919 Victory Bond holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bennett
Merridale Community Club to stage pie social entertainment
Mr J Calver of Brandon visited relatives here last week as threshing resumed after a snow storm and good sleighing was reported. On September 10 in Merridale a Greek Catholic church box social drew many from adjoining districts and Roblin, with boxes selling around four dollars. Opening the season with a pie social, the Merridale Community Club plans further entertainment and a house building bee at Len Curles farm following a recent home fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr J Calver
Brandon
Roblin
Merridale Community Club
Len Curles
Fertilizer use at the Experimental Farm revisited
The article notes renewed interest in fertilizing farm fields, aided by commercial fertilizers. At the Experimental Farm two manure spreaders operate, with manure moved from the barn to field piles. Rotting manure is spread at eight to twelve tons per acre mainly in fall, ploughed under soon after. Moisture and soil drift influence application, but well rotted barnyard manure remains profitable alongside commercial options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Dowinion
Cromarty Visitors At Fraser Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Edwards visited the Fraser home Sunday. The notice notes the misfortune befalling young Harry Hay Ward, with the account ending abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hay- Ward
Getuber Meeting Noted In Home of Mrs Thompson
Mr and Mrs J A Cooper of Shortdale visited Mr and Mrs F McDuffe Sunday. Dwain drove the ladies home last Sunday in a horse and buggy. The Wil. held a Getuber meeting at Mrs W Thompson’s home with a large attendance of members and visitors. Mrs R Kelly led an education discussion. The November meeting will be at Mrs Collins’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cooper
Shortdale
F. McDuffe
Dwain
Wil
W. Thompson
R. Kelly
Collins
Local Notes From Dauphin Area Social Roundup
Miss Little of Dauphin visits Mr and Mrs Wells. Grandview guests stay with Mr and Mrs Bailes. Mrs or Randall of Shoal Lake visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wells. Farmers resume fall plowing after heavy snow. J W Rae of Broomhill Sask rents Tony Jira farm and moves in last Monday. Miss Jean Fletcher of Roblin rents the McLardy house with sister Miss R Fletcher moving in. Junior school party honors McDowell children leaving with parents for the country. Bridge party at J N McFadyen’s honors Mr C McDowell. a bridge gift presented after supper. Singalong ends the evening. best wishes sent to Mr McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rae
Broomhill, Sask
Tony Jira
McDowell
Theer
Couat
Ward-Watson Wedding At St Pauls Manse Winnipeg
Loyal Watson and Bert Ward exchanged vows at St Pauls Manse Winnipeg on Friday September 19th. Rev P Pilkey presided with Beth Watson and Wilfred Ward as witnesses. The couple will reside in Roblin after motor trip via Brandon Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondred
Werner Wilfred Ward
Edna Prior
Winnipeg
Brandon
Clear Lake
Roblin
Rally of Young People Elects Winter Officers
A United Church basement rally organized a fall and winter Y P S season with officers elected including President John Kines Vice President Beanor Glover Secretary Kathleen Greenaway Treasurer Kathleen Matchett Pianist Gladys Mitchell. Members voted a 25 cent membership fee and invited all young and married people to join. Norris Aitken chairs the October 16 meeting with Gladys Mitchell and Mrs Matchett assisting. The group recently bought a piano and plans to allocate 20 percent of last year’s receipts to the church board to buy hymn books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
John Kines
Beanor Glover
Treas
Kathleen Greenaway
C. S. Matchett
Y P.S
Norris Aitken
Gladys Mitchell
Matchett
Y.P.S
Church Board
Thanksgiving Day and events in Roblin district
Mrs Janes of Winnipeg visits relatives in the district. The Tusamel WA will hold a fowl supper in the hall on Monday Oct 8. Elwyn and Glover family return from the coast. R Greenaway of Churchill visits before heading to Winnipeg for university. Annual egg and poultry pool meeting in Roblin Theatre on Monday Oct 16 at 8 pm. speaker Mr C. B. MeécLean. C D G Barber elected to Manitoba Council at Montreal Canadian Bar Association convention. Newtons and Barbers attend Conservative convention at Brandon. Auction sale of farm stock and furniture on N E quarter 31-24-28, 1 mile south Tummeľchurch on Wednesday Oct 10. Duquemin proprietor, J A Williamson auctioneer. Harvest Thanksgiving Service postponed to Sunday Oct 7. Holy Communion at 9 am, Thanksgiving at 7 pm. Scottish Clan Committee dance Oct in Assembly Hall Roblin. admission 35 cents. ladies bring baskets. dance at 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Theatre
My. C. B
MeécLean
N. E
Tumme
C Duquemin
J. A Williamson
Scottish Clan Committee
Roblin
Supper and dance at Cromarty with rural lands sale notice
The Cromarty W L will hold a supper at the home of Mr Fonk near Cromarty school on Friday Oct Std, starting 5.30. A dance will follow at Cromarty school. Notice: The Rural Municipality of Shell River seeks offers to purchase lands Si7 19-26-28 NLE 5-26-29 W. J. Westwood, See Treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty W. L
Fonk
Shell River
W. J. Westwood
Treas
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Shell River — Council
Merridale
Stanfield
H. J. Lawrence
Cromarty
Edwards
Fraser Sunday
Bield
Miss Little
Dauphin
Mrs. Wells
2. Main
Grandview
F. Bailes
Jean Fletcher
McLardy House
Miss R Fletcher
J. N. McFadyen
C. McDowel
Joneh
McDow
Ell Guccess
Mrs Janes
R. Greenaway
Churchill
University
Canadian Bar Association
Montreal
C. D. G. Barber
Manitoba
A. J. Williamson
F. Y. Newton
Lannie Ross
Maxwell House
C.N.R
Japan
Ontario
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