Wolves and coyotes menace farms in outlying districts
Reports from the Review Office describe wolves and coyotes threatening livestock across frontier farms. Sloughs drying reduce deer signs along the river and trigger increased predator activity. Farmers suffer heavy losses this season as spring bounty hunters avoid breeding females, risking future stock. Riding Mountain National Park records 253,673 visitors, up 72,000 from last year, ranking second to Banff in the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towl
Walter
Indiana
Riding Mountain National Park
Riding Mountain
Banff
Dominion
Cromarty Women’s Association October Meeting Notice
The Shell River W.1 will meet at Mrs. J. Ashby’s home on October 20 at 2 p.m. New members welcome. The Cromarty Women’s Association requests all to attend the October meeting at Mrs. F. Eslinger’s home on October 19 at 2 p.m. instead of 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River
J. Ashby
The
Cromarty
Village And Rural Elections Nomination Day Activity
Taylor McBride Diamond Clarke nomination day drew voters and candidates to Village elections for Mayor and three Council seats plus Reeveship and Ward races. Contests include Shell River Ward Two and Hillsburg Ward Three with several School Board seats, while some incumbents stand unopposed or by acclamation. Public service motives and tough choices highlighted as candidates seek elector support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelliver
Hillsburg
Lyle Simpson
Tiarell Ridel
Cs. Saard
Jack Haines
Robert Arnott
William Barabash
Russell Perchaluk
Shell River
A. G. Diamond
M. A. Clarke
H. Boyce
S. 5
Sanders
Sam Fitkowski
Mike Holunga
Emil Zimmer
G. Melnychenko
V. Myslenchuk
Hall Committee Revived to Push Legion Hall Project
A rally at the rink on October 16 to respond to the Legion appeal formed a joint committee with a Legion faction. The panel, led by T Kelso and A J Thom, will pursue site options and liaise with the village council, meeting again Thursday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rink
Legion
Hicks
Heming
Z Collins
Geo. Kelso
H. Taylor
J. McConnell
Thom
T. Kelsy
J. Adam
Graham Mitchell
H. Cranwell
Earl McIntyre
T. Kelso
A. J. Thom
Nursery School Now Open
A mothers meeting at United church basement elected officers for the year and set first session for October 13 at Knox United church. Enrollment for children aged 3 to 6 requires contacting Secretary Mrs. C Busby and obtaining the rules before attending Wednesdays at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
J. Robertson
Secregary
C. Busby
R. McBride Jr
H. Cross
E. Waters
F. A. Newton
A. Andres
Shower For Recent Bride at Mrs Carl Andres Home
A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Mrs Alfred Fitchner nee Gladys Jones on September 27 at Mrs Carl Andres home. The guest of honor was escorted to a decorated chair as activities and gifts followed a presentation by Mrs Ward. Walter Zorn wheeled in a carriage of gifts while Gladys thanked guests and Mrs D T Jones received an electric table lamp as parting gift from the Shell River W L A. A dainty lunch was served by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Andres
Alfred Fitchner
Gladys Jones
Ward
Walter Zorn
Gladys
D. T. Jones
Shell River
W.L
Nott Couple Return From Coast Trip Through U S and Canada
Mr and Mrs A J Nott left Friday for their home at the coast after an extended trip through the United States and Eastern Canada. In Roblin they visited Art's father, sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nott
Coast
United States
Canada
Roblin
Art'sather
Thanksgiving Visitors and Weekend Guests Across Town
A roundup of Thanksgiving weekend travel and visits shows Art Edwards and Bob Lawrence from Swan River stopping in Brandon and nearby towns. Cal Keast from Port Arthur, Miss Mitchell, and many Winnipeg visitors are listed with relatives in Brandon, Grandview, Dauphin, Cypress River, Shortdale, Roblin, and Tummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Edwards
Brandon
Bob Lawrence
Swan River
Calvin Keast
Port Arthur
Tom Scott
Jean Mitchell
Grandview
L. A. Chase
Dauphin
G. Prior
Lorne Stevenson
Cypress River
Harold Morran
Flin Flon
J. Carlyle Parker
Geo. McBurney
Souris
Geo. Fisher
West Coast
Macdonnell
A. Traub
Derek
Winnipeg
John Gardner
W. Sharpen
A. Keast
Roblin
Shortdale
le Roy Chase
Harold Shiner
Clif Trimble
Brian Witt
F. Y. Newton
Lorne Robertson
T. A. Robertson
Jack Robertson
Lloyd Cornish
Tom Watson
Traub
C., Dingle
Alice Trickett
Trickett
Johnny Mitchell
Tummel
Social News Roundup From Deepdale and Surrounding Areas
Deepdale Mr and Mrs Phillip Beerman Joan and Douglas visited Dauphin Friday. Jack Beerman and Jack Stinson families drove to Winnipeg Sunday. Leon Jolliffe and Marney spent weekend at Neepawa and Plumas visiting relatives. Alma McKenzie of Winnipeg spent Thanksgiving at home returning Monday with her sister Shirley. Fred McKenzie and Una of Winnipeg are visiting relatives in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Beerman
Joan and
Douglas
Dauphin
Jack Beerman
Jack Stinson
Winnipeg
Leon Jolliffe and
Marney
Neepawa
Plumas
Alma McKenzie
Shirley
Fred McKenzie
Una
Nipeg
Wim. Sangster
E. Armikstead
Bredenbury
Weekend visits and local events in the district
Winnipeg resident Miss Joan Eddy stayed at home. Henry Aberhardt of Langenburg visited his sons. Mr and Mrs Frank Scovil visited Ed McGregor at Roblin. J Cryderman left for The Pas. School staff attended a teachers convention in Kamsack. Local residents toured North Dakota and Winnipeg. District Carnival attendees joined Kamsack visitors. Harvest Home Service at United Church drew many. Miss Winnifred and Maxine King visited from Kamsack. Homemaker’s Club guests at Kamsack. Ladies Sewing Club held an afternoon tea in Andrews shop to benefit the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Eddy
Winnipeg
Henry Aberhardt
Langenburg
Frank Sco- Ville
Ed McGregor
Roblin
J. Cryderman
Pas
Kamsack
Messrs
Leigh Lindsay
L. Traub
Ivan Traub
United Church
Winnifred
Maxine King
Homemaker’s Club
Ladies Sewing Club
Andrews
Local District Notes On Family Visits And Miss Jupe Shower
Mrs J Dixon and baby son return home from Roblin while Chas Burrell spent time visiting in the district. Mr H Garland visits W Middleton Sr.. Mrs Garland and Elynna stay awhile. W I ladies host a miscellaneous shower at United church basement for Miss Miriam Jupe bride elect in October. Mrs Cryderman presents gifts in wheelbarrow. guests assist include Mrs Hicks and Mrs Brydon. A dainty lunch follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Jupe
W.I
United Church
Cryderman
Hicks
Brydon
Miss Jupe
Makaroff Community News Seeks Local Updates
Weekend visits include Mr M Chomic in Rossburn and Wm Pound returning from the city. Visitors span Angusville Uxbridge Inglis Minnedosa and Quill Lake as Hydro promise grows. Local editor resigns then returns with notes from absent residents and Ted hopes for longer home stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chomic
Rossburn
Wm. Pound
J. Rudneski
Angusville
A. T. Button
Uxbridge Ont
Morley Button
Alex Taylor
Marte
Inglis
W. H. Heaps
Pat
Heaps
Grand
Quill Lake
Makaroff
E. W. Saunders
Ninette
Local Social Notes Highlight Irvine and Sangster Visits
Miss Olive Irvine of Togo visits the parental home. Lawrence Irvine of Winnipeg is home with his parents. Walter and Hazel Redman of Norquay visit with the Irvines. Mrs. Stanley Irvine hosts relatives from Grand Narrows and more. The Women's Institute meets October 20 at 8 p.m. at United Church basement with talks on British Columbia by Mrs. A Sangster and Miss Jean Mitchell. New members and visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Irvine
Togo
Wallage
Stanley Irvine
Lawrence Irvine
Winipeg
Walter
Hazel Redman
Norquay
Jim Irvine
Donald Dixon
Grandnarrows
S. Maguire
Miss Bell
San Clara
Lawrence Maguire
Provost Hospital
Alberta
Art Sangster
S. Sangster
Alfie Sangster
Win
Women's Institute
United Church
British Columbia
A. Sangster
Jean Mitchell
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Prague
New West
North
Satwishes
Foames
Polk
K. Mitchell
J.adam
G. Ritchie
Jas. Arnott
Bill Cumming
Skinner's Nursery Limited
Bill
Proskis
Taylor-McBride
Diamond-Clarke
Hall
Knox United Church
Goral
Deepdale
Togo News
North Dakota
Grand Narrows
Silverwood
Lucien Vinet
Royal Canadian Air Force
Presbyterian Church
Bana
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