ENOCLIFFE District Notes and Family News
ENOCLIFFE district reports grain crops average with wheat fields standing and barley threshed. School opens August 26 with Mine Doris Berwick in charge. Numerous visitors arrive from Saskatoon Winnipeg Calgary and Colorado. local teachers listed. roads poor and hospital stays noted. family reunions and long-distance travel highlighted. death in Ripon England mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enocliffe
Thors
W. Barker
Doris Berwick
Miniota
Mex R. Shipley
Winnipeg
Local Notices and Family News From Town
Mrs Lois Melennan visits York General Hospital with family seeing relatives from Graham and Avnt. Mr and Mrs 8 Donn and family visit Kemp home while Uncle goo Led attends. local school opens on Teenay Inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Melennan
General Hospital
York
Donn
Graham End
Kemp
R. Baby Thom
Avnt
Council Minutes at Silver Creek August 1935
Minutes record council actions including approving old minutes, appointing McKay Sexton as fish warden for Zina Coppings term, granting Ward 6 two hundred twenty five dollars and others one hundred dollars, and approving pension for Wm. John Corley. Also discusses senate composition during a transition period and notes upcoming parliamentary changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
R. ML
Reeve Ri
Goulter
Rogien
Neepawa
Finiss
Maral Mesh Cinity
Tver
Creek
Wor McKay Sexton
Saat
Tax Commission
John Corley
W. J. Chittick
See-Treas
Peden Nominated Conservative Candidate At Shoal Lake
Mr. Robert Peden of Rossburn was nominated as Conservative candidate at Shoal Lake convention attended by 92 delegates. Col H L A Mullin and Major A B Pratt also stood. Mullin withdrew, Pratt finished close second. Peden pledged support for farmers and praised Great Britain’s government and progressive legislation cited as aiding agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peden
Marouette
Robert Peden
Rossburm
Shoal Lake
Col
Hla. Mullin
A. B. Pratt
Frank Manwarring
Mulline
Peden
Major Pratt
K. B. Bennett
Grifina
Carne
Danttohe
Pratt
Sensor HA
Mat
Re HL
Webb
Canada
Peel
Next Parliament Eighteenth Canada to Elect New Body
The article notes Canada will elect its eighteenth Parliament after the seventeenth ended. It explains the federal structure with Queen, Senate, and House of Commons, and clarifies terms for provincial legislatures and the life tenure of senators. It mentions term lengths, past parliaments, and the 96 senate members at $4,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Senate
House of Commons
Quebec
Assembly
Col H A Mullins Elected to the Senate in Manitoba
Col H A Mullins, born 1861 in England and raised in Ontario, was appointed to the Canadian Senate representing Marquette. A veteran cattle industry builder, he served as chief inspector of supplies and transport during the war and held multiple provincial and federal posts before his Senate appointment alongside Hon John T Haig K C of Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Mullins
Senate
England
Canada
Lindsay
Ontario
Manitoba
W. Crerar
Manitoba House
Marquette
James Aluson
Glen
John T. Haig
K.C
Winnipeg
Conservatives secure 30 seat Senate majority with new appointees
Five new senators named on Wednesday raise Conservative total to 62 in the upper chamber with Liberals at 32 and two vacancies. Two more Quebec appointments due Thursday will push the government majority to 32, completing long delayed vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Rust and Wheat Varieties Probe at Brandon Experimental Farm
A report detailing rust impact on wheat varieties tested at Brandon Experimental Farm with plots sown April 27 and May 15 showing samples of Reward, Marquis, Garnet, Kerenis, Mindum and others. Reward often leads in quality, while some lines show rust resistance and normal kernel development. broader notes mention labor tensions and a potential wage compromise at Crest Lakehead ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendon
Ceren
Marquis and
Garnet
Mindums
Aumber
Brandon
Local News Highlights Around Russell and District
Local items note Labor Day on September 2, school openings on August 27, and rural schools starting term. Mentions illness, visits from Toronto and Chicago residents, and a motor trip to Calgary. Election dates shifted, community events include a dance battle in Vets New Hall, and a raffle of local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monay
Russell
Meany
FT. Storey
Maddock
Toronto
Birtle
Russail
Brownlee
Calgary
Banft
M. Brown
Bank of Montreal
Saskatoon
Russel
Charles
Chicago
A. Setter
Oter
Bachelor Girls of
Hassel
Alex Chestki
Jack
Sydney Wise
Winnipeg
G. Wise
Ann Harding
Brook Fa
Vets
New Hall
Dean
J. Seeker
Christ ‘Church
Bissett
Tom Tod
China
Alan Youngs
Silverton
Rossburn-Hamleta
Women’s Institute
Shoal Lake
Miss le Leiter
Russell Institute
Bert Robb
Vets New Hall
Frank Inglis
Band of
Mullins
Bargain Fares to the Pacific Coast Announced
The Canadian Pacific offers late summer bargain fares to the Pacific coast with sales August 22 to 30 and 21 days return. Stops include Banff and other western stations with sleeper options and a cent a mile rover rate. E W Robertson is the local agent for details. Unity Church of Pentecost hosts open air service at Creek Crossing with a 3 p.m. water baptism if weather allows. otherwise 9 p.m. service at Mc Rostie’s Hall on Sunday. Subject: Four Leper Preachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Pacfic
Banff
Netton
Stations
E. W. Robertson
Unity Church OF Pentecost
McRostie
Christ Church August Weekend Services and Choir Tea
Christ Church schedules Matins and Sermon at 11 am on Sunday August 25 followed by Sunday School at noon and an evening service with sermon at 7 pm titled The Faith of a Churchman. A youth friendly sermon and a choir meeting after the service. A choir tea to support renovations and a basement addition is set for Friday August 30 at the Rectory hosted by Mr Millar of Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kilpatrick
F. L. Barber
Birt
J. J. Henderson
W. H. Bennett
Minsota
Afl&a.m
Henderson
Jas. Cameron
Grandview School
Charles Cameron Jr
Cameron
George Ar
Cardinal Richelieu
Arliss
Bijou
D. McEachern
Souris
Man
Tteir
Audrey Evelyn
Robert Bruce Middleton
22 Squadron
R.A.F
Dent
Bristle
Scotland
Rev
F.C. Middleton
Swan River
Alberta
Tmeny Alao Rane
Smeilie Bros
Horticulturs
Seciety
Young Women's Club
Christ Church
Millar of
Roblin
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Jame Foreythe
Mary
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Wilkie ‘Sask
Wm Peden
T. P. Putton
William
Joseph Brunt
Norman Chenoweth
James Minshull
Summerland B.C
Gee, Minshull
Denver
Colorado
Jon Cummings
Rossburn
John Simpson
Waldman
California
Walter Kotelishi
Detroit
Boyle
Kathleen McKee
St Mary's
WH Andrews
Tucker-smith
Olga Lestitian
Seeburn
Kathleen Staples
Colonsy
Anna Campbell
Lakedale
Aliss Purch
Angusville School
Olive Nield
Hudson School
Jeasie Angus
Boutton School
Margaret Bell
Flin Plon
Eileen Howe
McCreary
Ane Ville
Elmer Shepherd
M Mike Gallant
Farsiers
Frost
Albert Anews
David Broadfoot
Wiltlaw Fiscati
Russell Hospital
Thos
Minsbull
Wixaires Hospital
Minshull
Jacob
Stephanesiwen
Join Halowaki
Winnipes Hospital
George Sinshull
Theresener
Dumferland
Ritish Columbia
Meu Wan Hargreaves
Neri
Fom Keaton
D. Z. Stewart
G. Keating
Teoblin
Hell of Oak
Stewart
Ea Ham‘mond
Granny) Minshull
James
George
Summerland
B.C
Russell Minshull
Newdale
Jas Minshull
George Minshull
John Minshull
Cecil Smith
Selsgirth
Hammond
Wallace Hammond
Theodore Smith
Dimsbull
Inglis
Royal Bank
the Royal Bank
Iscvlure
Maritime
Wester
Bennett
Onpos Tn Saute
Daa
Tts
Douse of Commons
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Lord Besnborough
Lord Tweedy Mutt
Joan Buchan
Col. H. A. Mullins
Germany
Firma Key
Crest Lakehead
Mem
Hagel Richardson
Barrie
Ethiopia
Japan
Hall Insurance
Mackenzie King
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