Village council minutes reveal road openings and budget items
The minutes of the Skeli nel meeting record motions on road openings in sections 19 28 28 and 85 26 29, by law changes and tax account payments totaling numerous vendors. Fire destroys Mr D R VanAlstyne’s implement office while adjoining buildings are saved by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D R. VanAlstyne
Smighe
Beli
Massey- Wirrs Co
Cockshutt Plow Co
Prairie City O} Cro
Consummers Cordage Co
Union Church Service Notes and Events
A church notice lists monthly vesper and Sunday services led by Rev. Robert Harvey with sermons on Life's Sanctification and The Raven. It mentions children's addresses, a Gospel meeting, and events for students, including a Young People's Rally Day and Thanksgiving Service. The piece urges followers to choose the greatest path through faith and humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oetuber
Roblin locals汇 daily notes and travels
Roblin locals record a parade of residents leaving town for Winnipeg Bers esford and Dauphin visits. Families report births and schooling plans while real estate moves and a CN R depot posting create local buzz. A farmers union pay rate notice appears amid scanned community chatter.
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable Farm Property In Manitoba
Public auction conducted by J. W. Muse at Roblin Hotel on October 4 1924 at noon offers fifty acres under cultivation with a small frame dwelling and stable. Forty percent cash due at sale with balance per terms to be announced. For details contact A Cuddy Barrister Winnipeg Manitoba solicitor for the vendor dated August 20 1994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Muse
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
Meridan
Local correspondence from Our Own Special Writers
A wall of names and travels dominates this district notes string from Sunday to Wednesday. Residents include James McEwen and family visiting Winnipeg and Kansack on business while Mrs Ruddy visits Whitby and Coast guests arrive. Local events feature tea for Mrs Ruddy, a funeral for Mrs Amelia Baker in Moose Jaw, and a string of visits from Victoria, Duncan, Russell, and Roblin residents. The community gathers for a monthly meeting, Bazaar planning, and school reopenings with new teaching staff announced.
Sunday School Rally Day at local church planned
Makaroff announces a Sunday School Rally Day for September 28 with a special speaker. Mer. H Wilson will relieve station agent J Bradford during his holidays after Bradford departed Thursday evening for points East. The Girls Church Club met at Ed Howe’s home September 6, with Miss Oat cay opening Psalm 43. A harvest goods sale is planned for October to fund winter concerts. The next meeting will be at Mr. Davis’s home on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. H. Wilson
Mr. J. Bradford
Mr. Bradford
Points East
Ed Howe
Brandon Visit and Local News Noted
Mr and Mrs Jas McDuffe Jr visited Brandon to see the latter's parents. Mrs A Chisholm left for Winnipeg last Thursday night for a few days. Niwn, McCulloch resumes duties for the balance of the term. Roy Chase is the first thresher in his district this year having threshed early cut barley. Our Junior baseball boys are acquiring part of their equipment and practice regularly, signaling a developing team.
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Howard McClanty
Wadene
Sask
C.N.R
McClarty
Wadena
Farmers Union
Roblin Loral
Jas McDuffe Jr
Brandon
Mrs. A. Chisholm
Winnipeg
Roy Chase
Prominea
Wheat Harvest Starts As Farmers Begin Cutting
The September 1 wheat cutting begins among local farmers led by Mr P Sloan who narrowly escaped a kick from a horse last week. Congratulations go to Mr H Wilson for winning first prize in the Stand offered by the Togo Agricultural Society. Alfred Soutter departs to teach in Saskatoon on Sept 2, after visiting local farms and schools. Mrs Coltart, formerly Miss Stewart, visits district, staying with Mrs W H McKnight and touring the former school, as community sends best wishes back to her in Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wilson
Togo Agricul Abies
Coltart
Miss Stewart
W. H. McKnight
Carberry Man
Mrs Evans Announces Fall Millinery Display in Roblin
Roblin hosts Mrs Evans display of Fall Millinery on September 26 and 27. The event marks the seasonal opening for department store hats and headpieces, inviting hometown shoppers to preview new styles.
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Skeli ‘ Nel
Rogers
Bkines
Thompson
Carle
Drs
Violet E. Carle
Ual
Jempaen
Sorochuk—Thompson
Edwards
JJ. Powell
Curle—Kines
VanAlstine
Western Municipal
News
Brown & Cubber A
Hayward & Maaten
W. Pound
Farmers’ Union of Canada
M. McCutcheon
St. K. Jakeman
Church News Union Church
Robert Harvey
Tutnanel
Cromarty
The
Raven
Vath
Omai
Mra A. Day and Son
Mr. Day
Bersesford
Man
Messrs
Wai. Thomson
AY. Hennice
Robi
Rae
C. E. Lindsay
F . Neyton
Vernice
Miss Newton
H. Edginton
England
Ro Harvey
JL. Mitchell
Jia McNeil
Dauphin
Win_ Thom
Sim Kilberg
Westwood
Main Street
Toi
A. Cuddy
Garry Building
Oe itepleFwen
Iestell
Vita Udizey Ruddy
Acq Haing
Hast
James McEwen
Kansack
Re Ales Sinclair
Can Suigation Co
Rev Stantey
Alex Simpson
E. Thompser
Yorkton
Alessis
James McEwen Jr
Nack Mekiwen
George Craig
Wesley Mitchell
Vansetver B. Co
W. R. Kaiser
Thos. McComb
Victoria
James. Findlater
Togo
District
Madge Lake
G. P. Baker
Duncan, B. A
A. J. Leach
Judge
Ruddy
Whitby
la Poidevin
2. McNeill
John McNeill
Amelia Baker
Moose Jaw
Graham D.D
A. Pebbles
Pease
Seeley
Methodist Church
Shepperd
Beaver Lumber . Co
Makaroff
Ladies Aid
A. Grundy
Atock
Carl Williams
Mike Sawiski
Slater
Forester
Sec. Is
H.hill
Mr. Currie
Boxer
H. Jaasund
Merrel
Merrell
Bield Locals
Niwn, McCulloch
Grand Narrows
Mr.p. Sloan
GO McKnight
B. A
Iister
Alfred Soutter
Sangster
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