Millwood Notes on Teaching Resume and Local Trades
Miss L. Carruthers returns from Easter holidays to resume teaching duties. Miss Margaret Storey leaves for her school at Kelle after Easter vacation. Oats and wheat shipments rise as car delivery tightness eases, and ice cars for creameries are packed. Efforts to open a drinking bar face strong local opposition. Mr Leo Polding, back from England, is recovering from a bicycle accident with a broken leg and is not expected to return soon. reports say his condition could be as good as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Storey
Kelle
Leo. Polding
England
Local Notes From Town Visit and Travel
Shepherd of Seeburn visited town last Thursday. Miss Ethel McIntosh travels to Birtle for several months. No cars or timber for building due to a serious shortage. Rev W A McKim Young returned after a stay in the East due to his father’s death. TC Peden and Thos Peden Jr returned from the western States with a carload of fine horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Seeburn
Ethel McIntosh
Birtle
W. A. McKim Young
Ano
TC. Peden
Thos Peder, Jr
Local Horse Team Purchases and Movements Noted
Landdown Mr James Evans bought a fine team of horses in Russell last week. Mr Cooke is recovering from illness. Sydney Bennett purchased a fine yoke of oxen. Sid is expected to do big things this summer. Mr Lancaster from Montreal moved to Messr Beattie Fleming's farm and has rented it for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Evans
Russell
Cooke
Sydney Bennett
Sid
Mr. Lancaster
Montreal
Messr Beattie & Fleming
Freight yard tragedy halts Canada rail work
David McKibbon, 25, died after a coupling accident in Canadian Northern yards at Gladton. He was pinned between an engine and a car while attempting to disconnect an air pipe. His death followed breaking his back and occurred within half an hour. His family lived in Carrydeff county Down, and he had worked with John Madill and others in the district before joining CN R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neehorn
Gladton
David McKibbon
Carrydeff County Down
Trelend
McG Bhon
John Madill
Municipal Magazine Highlights Road Building and Waterway Talks
The Western Municipal Now launches a systematic campaign beneficial to road builders and material men. A commission will be appointed to settle waterways disputes between Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gron
Apis
Canada
United States
Port Als Cagis Chery Vicarage Birth Notice
The Patersons announce the birth of a daughter at the Mane Riesearth on April Std. to the Rev and Mrs Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Ale Cagis Chery Vicarage
Nibl
Bow x Yeast
Married real at Pats on Wednesday Brightside Mar
Fragmentary notice reports a marriage ceremony involving Orr ATs and Pats on a Wednesday, with unclear names and location. Readable bits indicate a nuptial event and involved parties, but full details are obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightside Mar
Local Notes from Silver Creek and District
Local item list covers vote on local option in Silver Creek in June plus community events. Mentions Miss E Dutton leaving for Havergal College, Mr R Skidmore in Winnipeg, Massey Harris drills available, Yale Comedy Co in Wright's Hall, and Dr J W Broadfoot joining Manitoba Veterinary association. Also notes Royal hotel sale, dance plans, road and land issues, and CN rail service disruptions with large equipment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Miss E Dutton
Havergal College
R. Skidmore
Winnipeg
Massey-Harris
Yale Comedy Co
Wright's Hall
Mexico
J. W . Broadfoot
Binscarth
The
Veterinary Association of Manitoba
Pretty Wedding at Moffatt Farm NE of Binsearth
Miss Mary Moffat sister of Thos Moffatt married James Rea on April 3 at eight miles northeast of Binsearth. Rev R Paterson officiated before a large crowd from the district. Guests travelled long distances, a generous wedding supper followed, and best wishes were offered for a long, happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Moffatt
Binsearth
Mary Moffat
T. Moffatt
James Rea
Russellu
R. Paterson
Local News Roundup from Strathclair and District
Miss L Ross travels west to Rus to sell by Saturday’s train. The Farmers’ Association acts on a local elevator matter. Miss Lena Byrce heads Strathclair old school district. Mr Sewell leaves for Saskatchewan, S Robertson succeeds. Royal Templars prep for local option campaign. Miss M N Ross journeys to Neeoawa en route to summer school. April opens wintry, now spring. Wagons run. grain shipments heavy. Dr Sinclair of Kincardine attends funeral of Malcolm Sinclair of Green Bluff, died at Shoal Lake Hospital from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ross
Russell
Farmers’ Train Association
Lena Byrce
Strathclair
Sewell
Saskatchewan
S. Robertson
Royal Templars
M. N. Ross
Nee Oawa
Dr. Sinclair
Kincardine
Ont
Malcolm Sinclair
Green Bluff
Shoal Lake Hospital
Millinery Shop Opens in Binscarth
Millinery Miss Sing announces a new millinery shop in Binscarth with a well assorted stock. Open until May 24. Ladies invited to call for pattern hats children’s hats and hats to match costumes a specialty. Retrimming offered at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sing
Binscarth
Calldren
Circular urges horse owners to protect animals
The Canadian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals calls on horse owners to value their animals, train staff to avoid brutality, travel safely in bad weather, stop using or loosening the check rein, and ensure proper blanket care for horses in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Stand for any length of time in cold weather
A fragment notes restrictions on not allowing horses unfit for work and an extra horse hauled up steep places. The text implies safety or labor regulations for winter endurance and hauling tasks. No clear dates, organizations, or individuals are identifiable in the readable portion.
Dremmond Dies as Canadian Poet and Writer
Noted Canadian poet Dr W H H Dremmond is dead. The column notes other items including political resignations Manitoba election turnout and a range of economic and public affairs stories from Canada and the Great Lakes region.
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Millwood
Miss L. Carruthers
Dutie
Landsdown
Queen's Hotel
P. Grogan
Ballantyne Bros
Russell Baghelots
Wright
Hall -Reidey
Binscorth
A. R. Tingley
Manitoba Football Association
A. L. Pennycastle
Isaac Dillion
A. J
Bontycastle
Dillion
Campbell, Pitblade & Co
Leland
A. Wood
Jweler
Birsearth
Mr. Wood
John B. Thom
Thom
Medical College
William Yule
Harold Nelson Company
A. L. Bonmycastle
Roblin
Russell Telephone Co
Hent
G. A Beamish
Bird & Johnston
Routon
St. A
D. M Kinnaird
Masonic Hall
FE Bryant
Geo. Busch
New McFayden
Alex Stewart
Thos. Tod
Geo. Wise
Mann
CNR
CN. R
Kamsack
Dauphin
Railway Commission
Ordes
Ircular
Neglaect
Rea-Moffatt
General News
W. HH. Dremmond
Geo. Towns
Ontario
Manitoba
Great Lakes
Wilfrid Laurier
Ilon
Oliver
C.N.K
Dr. Melonis
Brandon City
Grand Trank Pacific Railway
Post Office Department
Pat
Eastington
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