Pioneer Lammie dies after long illness at 70
Robert L. Lammie died at Tammeel residence on October 4 at age 70 years 4 months and several days after a long illness. Born in Ontario he moved to Brandon in 1882, then Anaconda in 1903 before homesteading in the Tussmel district in 1904. A Liberal, he raised a family of six and was active in community affairs. Funeral Saturday at Tomas Cemetery drew many friends.
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Robert 'L. ‘Lammie
Tammeel
Thore Say
Mr. Lammie
Ont
On Im
Brandon
Ancaipil
Tussmel
MiGerm
E-Feneral
Tommas
PATAL ACCIDENT AT FIELD CLAIMS LIFE OF SCOTLAND NATIVE
A fatal field accident last Thursday left Stephena Masters Willie and phastone dead, found in a field with injuries described as severe. The deceased, in his forties and a Scotland native who settled in the district twelve years ago, was honored as a kind neighbor. Funeral services were held in Hall by Mr Chisholm, with floral tributes and the body to rest at Bield cemetery.
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Stephena
Willie
Phastone
Chusin Muito
Scotland
Bield
Chisholm
Roblin Couple Wed In Quiet Autumn Ceremony
On Wednesday October ird at the home of Mr and Mrs H Howe the marriage united Lola Lor and Harry Pitcher both of Roblin Rev J L King officiated in a small gathering of relatives and friends The bride wore taupe satin with silver lace and rose piping while the groom wore formal attire A reception luncheon followed and the couple departed for a honeymoon in Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie Attendees included many townspeople and generous rice and confetti showers celebrated the occasion.
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Misa Vernice Newton
Pitcher
Midnight Express
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Ratation
Roblin locals note church, meetings, auctions and Oddfellows
Communion at Tummel Church follows Sunday service. Mrs Carr will receive on Tuesday Oct 16. Returned Soldiers plan Armistice Day activities Oct 12 at 8 p.m. Rebekah dance rescheduled to Oct 19 at Empire Theatre. Auction sales listed for Wm Law estate Oct 17, M Wallace Oct 18, Rev J L King Oct 20. Manitoba Agricultural College appeals for students. Debt adjustment committees to be formed in municipalities. Roblin Oddfellows meeting features Grand Master Smalley discussing international Oddfellowship.
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C. H. Wells
Empire Theatre
Wm. Law
M. Wallace
Deepdale
J. L. King
Roblin
Oddfellows of
Flublin
Rev Smalley
Wispeg
Manitoba
R Whelon
Gilbert Plains
Smalley
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Bro Smalley
Bro. Whelan
Bro. Smalley
Bros
W. R Scott
Prizewinners From Roblin Club Fair Junior Grader
Prizewinners of Roblin Boys' and Girls' Club Fair include Junior Grader entries across categories Plasticine Paper Folding Paper Cutting and related arts. Notable names include Evelyn Johnstone Irene Sorbo Lena Windeker Dor othy Heming and many others recognized for creativity in Grade 1 and Grade 2 divisions.
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Roblin
Dillin
Beatrice Watson
Lillian Mitchell
Merle Sharpen
Evelyn Johnstone
Campbell Baine
Roy Freeland, Jr
Mabel McFadyen
Sadie Two
Irene Sorbo
Staffia Peteleski
Iris Ogrosky
Phemia Magwood
H. Mickelson
Lena Windeker
Olga Kapey
Harardon
Joe, Poitras
Wilson Vanalstine
McNeill and Others Named in Obscure List of Names
A fragment lists individuals including McNeill Needle Case Napkin Ring Bleam Glover Dwan Thompson Westwood Stein wandt and Kapey Windeker Ogroaky Jdkeman. No clear event or context accompanies the names in the readable text.
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McNeill
Glover Dwan Thompson
Fred Westwood
Kate Steinwandt
Olga Kapey
Lena Windeker
Iris Ogroaky
Agnes Jdkeman
Community notices from Togo district and surrounding towns
A serialized list of arrivals visits and events from Togo and nearby communities includes Mr James McEwen touring the Sogn River Saturday, Mr Adam Sangster visiting Winnipeg, cattle shipment to Winnipeg, and multiple family visits. Social events mention a Davis Hall Harvest Home supper October 28 with the All Saints W A, an Armistice Day reunion planning meeting October 18, and a fire on Gordon Smiths farm causing crop loss. The items reflect local social life, formal meetings, and agricultural incidents.
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Gordon Smiths
Harvest Home Services and Farm Auction Report
A fire spread to a straw stack beside the granary, but some grain was saved while most was destroyed. Harvest Home Services were held in Davis Hall with a well arranged display of food and special choir music. An auction followed selling farm produce and goods with music beforehand and refreshments after. A cow and calf were donated, with Mr Wm Smout and Mr F Painter among the donors and bidders.
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Davis
Union Church
Allen
Wm Smout
F. Painter
Harvest Festival and services at All Saints Togo
October 14 schedule at Calder and Togo includes Harvest Festival at 11 am and Evensong at 7 pm. Bishop Confirmation at Quippelle Wednesday October 17 at 7 50 pm. Sunday services October 21 feature Holy Communion at 8 am and Evensong at 7 pm with Martins.
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Calder
Togo
Quippelle
Martins
Community Notes From Grand Narrows District
Grand Narrows reports Mrs Jones ill and wished a speedy recovery. Mrs Dixon traveled from Kamsack on Sunday to visit her grandson. Mrs Barnsforth of Kamsack visits Mr and Mrs A Jackson for several days. Rally Day service led by Rev P Jones at 8 p.m. welcomed. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Tom Burrell on birth of a daughter last week. Visitors Giloan J Sinclair and Mr Sharpe of Makaroff stopped by Thursday. Neighbour Joe Barry lost three horses in two weeks. district extends sympathy.
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Tom Burrell
Messrs. Giloan
J Sinclair
Mr Sharpe of
Makaroff
Joe Barry
Card of Thanks and notes from Roblin area
Mrs Lammie and family thank friends for kindness and sympathy after bereavement. Dr Lloyd, chiropractor, will be out of town in October and back by December. Dressmaking and alterations offered by Mrs J H Munten at Main Street and 4th Avenue, Roblin.
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Lammie
Dr. Lloyd
J. H. Munten
Main St
4Th Av
Roblin
Alberta wheat crop yields steady at thirty five bush per acre
Alberta farmers report the wheat crop averaging 35 bushels per acre amid general weather and market conditions. Reports also note maritime political figures and local incidents such as a Selkirk steamboat collision resulting in two deaths.
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Alberta
Selkirk
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Church: of England
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Alrs
W. E. Carr
Manitoba Agricultural College
Western Canada
M.A.C
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Sogn River
Adam Sangster
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Kamsack
Mrs. R. Topham
R Topham
Pelly
P. Baker
Jacob Eisner
John McDougall
George Cammidge
Wesley Thomson
A J. Cottrell
Mra Atwood
Mr McLeod
Atlas An Alliance Co
Steve Wardell
Bowaman Man
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Roblin Orchestra
Davis Hall
All Saints W. A
ALL Saints
Grand Narrows
Dixon
Mrs. Barnsforth
Mrs. A. Jackson
Rev P Jones
Jas Mitchell
General News
Armstrong
Nova Scotia
Lloyd George
Canada
Dauphin
Cook County
St. Paul
United States
Edison Amberol
Edison Amebrolowners
Shell River
Hillsburg
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J. W. Muse
MLC
W. J. Westwood Roblin
McFadden
Leon
Chas. A. Grobb
Optomatrist
Mitchell’s
A. Smith
Hudson Bay Co
C.N.R. Lands
Monay
West Roblin
Union Bank of Canada
Tego
C. P. Old
A. F. Fairman
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