Local notes on business sale and new water tower
Archie Waddell sold his blacksmith business to Jas. Matthew who will start work in early spring. The C. V. R. bridge water tower is completed and stands as a landmark. Rev. Mr. Girling of Winnipeg resumed English church services after a seven week break, delivering an earnest sermon to a full congregation. Alan Barker visited Seeburn last week. G. P. Baker bought horses and took them to Togo. Mr and Mrs C McDougall hosted a dancing party last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Waddell
Jas. Matthew
C. V. R. Bridge
Mr. Girling
Winnipeg
Rome
Council of
Royal Templars
Oldfellow’s Hall
King
Grand Council
Winnnipeg
Templars
Maccabee
Ontario
Manitoba
Binsearth
D. M. Kinnaird
J. G. Rendell
W. McKinnon
R. H. McCallum
Geo. Fisher
W. P. Storey
Pulkrabek
Russell
Millwood
Theodore
Assiniboine
Shellmouth
Sheil
Solsgrrth
Seeburn
Edmonton
Birtle
Claman Stock Co
Wright
Suc
Winnipeg visit and local notices from Snake Creek
Snake Creek notes Mr. Minshull sr visits his son in Winnipeg. Question raised why Joe heads south not west. Wapella residents R Switzer and T Motherwell stayed with Mr Brunt. Miss Pearl Switzer wed Jan 30 to Mr Harry Tamay of Woodleigh Sask. Cold snap brings illness after sunny spell. Chittick skating rink ready. season tickets limited. Lumber combine reportedly broken. Adam to build a new sawmill. Dr Wright and W F Graham of Russell buy the town site. progress expected pending weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Minshull
Winnipeg
Joe
R. Switzer
T. Motherwell
Wapella
Brunt’s
Pearl Switzer
Harry Tamay
Woodleigh
Sask
la Guppe
Geo Chittick
Adam
Seeburn Community Notes Highlight Appointments and Events
Seeburn John Bell becomes church elder last Sunday. Seeburn school resumes with Miss D A Robinson of Newdale in charge. Miss Agnes Seebach vacationing with parents and Russell friends. A. A. Seebach home gathering Friday evening. Maci lantern movie school event well attended. Missionary fund drive yields large collection. Otto Seebach in Winnipeg secures weekly train to J Angus siding starting Friday. Farmers welcomed grain car service. Correspondent Dick Young buys cattle among Galcians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Presbyterian Church
Seeburn School
D. A. Robinson
Newdale
Agnes Seebach
Russell
A. A. Seebach
Tdhe
Winnipeg
Otto Seebach
J. Angus
T. Dick Young
Foxwarren Local News Highlights and Obituaries
Weather mild in Foxwarren. Mr. Metcalfe buys a house and brings it into town. A large group visits Mr. Elliott’s home north of the village for a late night gathering. Orangeismn members travel to Rossburn for a county L O L meeting and report a good turnout despite stormy weather. Anglican concert in the school hall features Mrs. Denham Miss Hall Leavens and others. Foxwarren mourns the death of farmer George Webb at Mr. Falloon’s home and burial at Binscarth cemetery. Rev J H Cameron resigns from Kildonan charge citing climate and fit with the congregation. intends to move to the Pacific coast for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxwarren
Rossburn
George Webb
Jas. Falloon
J. H. Cameron
Russell
Kildonan
Cameron
Pacific
Waghorn Guide for February and town notices
Local notes report Waghorn's February guide for sale at The Banner Office. A. R. Tingley defends a prisoner in Birtle. William Denmark named a justice of the peace. Fred Terry takes a job in Portage la Prairie. Box social set for Feb 24 at Mr Dunn's home. Many regional movements, meetings, and updates follow from Russell, Birtle, and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waghorn's Guide
Banner Office
A. R. Tingley
Birtle
Wmn. Denmark
Shellmouth
Fred. Terry
T. Hill & Son
Portage la Prairie
McIntosh’s Siding
D. McGilvtray
Binsearth
Russell
A. G. P. Smellie
D. Dunn
Alex. Smith
Listowel
Ont
J. A. Fraser
A. H. Goodbun
Graham
Geo. McDonald
Winnipeg
McDonald
Winnipeg General Hospital
Chicago Tribune
Wright's
Janet Forsyth
Seeburn
A. Young
Geo. Edmison
Young
Sf Iit
The Late Thomas Rhodes Pioneer of Binscarth Dies
Thomas Rhodes of Binscarth died suddenly on Monday from heart failure. An early settler who worked for the M. and N. W. Railway and later farmed near town, he was active in Harmony Lodge I. O. F. and his funeral was arranged by the brethren. He leaves six children and the community mourns his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rhodes
Binscarth
Binsearth
Progress of Harmony Lodge
Pearl Switzer and Henry Talmay Wed at Wapella Home
A quiet wedding was held at Mr. Allen Switzer's Wapella home uniting Pearl Switzer formerly of Snake Creek to Henry Talmay. The ceremony by Rev. Carrison of Rocanville drew thirty guests with music by Mrs. J. Holmes of Asquith and a reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Switzer
Wapella
Miss Pearl
Snake Creek
Henry Talmay
Carrison
Rocanville
Edith
Richard Talmay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alan
Barker
G. P. Baker
Togo
Mrs. C. McDougall
Denham
Hall
Leavens
Wilks
Miss Leavens
Hodgson
Dodge
Porter
Aid Society
Mission Band
Hartner
Hartney Hockey Club
W. Thom
O Olson
D. J. Kippan
F. T. Matheson
W. Potts
J. Dutton
J. S. Warrington
J. Clee
Fred Gordon
W. F. Graham
Skeoch
Dr. Wright
Matheson
Empire
Cleo
Wll
Talmay —Switze
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