Millwood Notes on School Return and Local Trade
Miss L Carruthers returns from Easter holidays to resume teaching Saturday. Miss Margaret Storey departs for her school at Kelle on Monday after Easter at home. Oats and wheat shipments rise as car delivery loosens. ice for creameries also packed. An outsider pushes a drinking bar proposal met with strong local opposition. Mr Leo Polding, after January England trip, is fallen from a bicycle with a broken leg delaying his return. reports say he is dying as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Storey
Kelle
Leo. Polding
England
Local Notes From Rossburn Area Highlight Visitor and Arrivals
Shepherd of Seeburn visited town last Thursday. Miss Ethel McIntosh goes to Birtle for several months. No cars or freight, building materials scarce, condition serious. Rev W A McKim Young returned after Eastern stay. TC Peden and Thos Peden Jr returned from western states with a carload of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Seeburn
Ethel McIntosh
Birtle
W. A. McKim Young
Eastern
Apo
TC. Peden
Thos Peder, Jr
Local Farmer News Notes Purchases and Moves
Mr James Evans bought a fine team of horses in Russell last week. J Cooke is recovering from illness. Sydney Bennett bought a yoke of oxen. Sid looks to a big summer ahead. Mr Lancaster from Montreal moved to Beattie Fleming's farm for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Evans
Russell
J. Cooke
Sydney Bennett
Sid
Lancaster
Montreal
Messr- Beattie & Fleming
Tragic Brakesman Killed Between Cars in CN Yard
David McKibbon a 25 year old brakesman was crushed between an engine and a coupled car at Gladton in the Canadian Northern yards last Friday. He died within half an hour after the accident as air pipe disconnection and pin removal led to the suction pulling the cars together. His family resides in Carrvdoff county Down Ireland. McGbhon had worked with John Madill and others in the district before joining CNR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladton
David McKibbon
Carrvdoff County Down
Ireland
McG Bhon
John Madill
Municipal Campaign Spurs Road Improvement Push
The Western Municipal News reports the inauguration of a campaign promoting road construction and urban improvements with articles valuable to road builders and municipal leaders. A commission will be appointed to settle waterways disputes between Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gecor
Canada
United States
For Sale Kona Church Vic arage Th i Bow x ycastir
Local listing item notes a church vic arage in Kona is for sale. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate residential property linked to a church. No clear price or seller information available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kona Church
I. Bow
Ycastir
Paterson Family Notice at the Manse
A brief notice from the Manse records announces a Paterson family event with Rev. H and Mrs Paterson and the daughter.
Married Rea Moffatt In Silver Creek
In Silver Creek on Wednesday April 3, Reverend KR Patterson presided at the ceremony uniting Daniel Rea of Brightsidey and Mary Moffatt of Brightsidey in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea—Moffatt
Silver Creek
KR. Patterson
Dan
Brightsidey
Mar. Moffatt
Local News from Silver Creek and Surroundings
Read the Banner adots. Local option vote planned for Silver Creek in June. Community notes include theatre, school bylaw vote, road aid appeal, and business sales. Railway disruption and labor impact discussed with CN plans and employee notices amid stormy weather and new village incorporation updates.
Rea Moffatt Wedding at Moffatt Farm
Miss Mary Moffat sister of T Moffatt and James Rea a Rusell farmer wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Theos Moffatt eight miles northeast of Binscarth on April 3 Rev R Paterson officiated before a large gathered company. A generous wedding supper followed as guests wished the couple long life joy and happiness many presents were exchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theos. Moffatt
Binscarth
Mary Moffat
T. Moffatt
James Rea
Russellu
R. Paterson
Strathclair Notes On Local Shifts And Weather Change
Miss T Ross traveled west to Rus for a sale by Saturday’s train. The Farmers' Grain Association moves to organize a local farmers elevator. Miss Lena Byree takes charge of the old Strathclair school district. Mr Sewell leaves for another Saskatchewan agency, S Robertson succeeds him. Royal Templars push for local option campaigning. Miss M N Ross heads to Nee Paw to begin a summer teaching post. April starts with winter weather, now gives way to spring. Wagons run as grain shipments rise. PD Sinclair of Kincardine arrives for brother Malcolm Sinclair’s funeral at Shoal Lake Hospital attended by local mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Veterinary Association of Manitoba
Carls
Queen’s Hotel
P. Grogan
Ballantyne Bros
Winnipeg
Russell Bachelors
Hall
Binscarth
A. R. Tingley
Manitoba Football Association
A. L. Bonnycastle
Wednnesday
T. Ross
Russell
Farmers’ Grain Association
Lena Byree
Strathclair
Sewell
Saskatchewan
S. Robertson
Royal Templars
M. N. Ross
Neepawa
PD. Sinclair
Kincardine
Ont
Malcolm Sinclair
Green Bluff
Shoal Lake Hospital
Cruelty to Animals Circular Promotes Humane Horse Care
The Canadian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals issues guidance to horse owners. It urges valuing animals as assets, training staff, avoiding brutal acts, using lighter loads when roads are bad, and banning harsh equipment such as tight check reins. It also stresses proper blanketing, banning unfit horses from work, stopping decking and banging, and employing extra horse power on steep grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Ben
Notable Canadian Poet Drummond Dies
News notes Dr W H H Drummond a famed Canadian poet has died. Other items include Geo Towns resigning from the world sculling title and Manitoba electors’ low turnout at 23 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Drummond
Geo. Towns
Ontario
Manitoba
Great Lakes
Wilfrid Laurier
England
Oliver
C.N.R
Millinery shop opens in Binscarth with pattern hats
Millinery Miss Sing announces new stock of millinery in Binscarth serving Hinscarth and surrounding county. Open until May 24. Patrons invited to inspect pattern hats and matching children’s hats. Retrimming available at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sing
Hinscarth
Binscarth
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Miss L. Carruthers
Rossburn
Landsdown
Isaac Dillion
A. I Bonnycastle
Mr Dillion
Cambell, Pitblade & Co
Inreland
Department of Agriuure
A. Wood
Jweler
Birscarth
Wood
John B. Thom
Winnnipeg
Mr. Thom
The
Medical College
William Yule
Harold Nelson
Mexico
Mr. Yule
A. L. Bonmycastle
Roblin
Russel Tlephone Co
G. A Beamish
Bird & Obaston
Bouton
Iuie
T. A. Crerar
J. W. Riphone
J. W. Hill Hovice
C. D. Joslin
J D. Gea
D. M. Kinnaird Offi
Masonic Hall
F. Bryant
Geo. Busch
Nei McFayden
Alex Stewart
Thos. Tod
Geo. Wise
Mann
C.N R
C.N. R
Kamsack
Dauphin
Theircular
Rea-Moffatt
General News
Dr. McInnis
Brandon City
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Post Oaffce Department
Pat
Eastington
Coylieh
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