Fall picnic details to be announced next week
Miss A Sharman visited friends in Silver Creek on Sunday. New top buggies appeared Sunday night. If horse flesh spoke Fly would claim the Sabbath has no rest. Mrs J C Stewart, Mrs T Keating and Miss Jessie Hyde left Wednesday for Shoal Lake to attend a W F meeting.
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A. Sharman
Silver Creek
C. Stewart
T. Keating
Jessie Hyde
Shoal Lake
Egg
W. F
June 24 rifle shoot announced and local events listed
Next rifle shoot will be held on June 24. The weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jas Johnson at Foxwarren. Logs pass the dam and a carpo leap occurs Friday. Picnic set for July 8 with a special committee overseeing booths, refreshments, and 5 o'clock lunch.
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Jas. Johnson
Foxwarren
Carpo
Picnic talk fades as Boulton locals settle in new home
Mrs John Graham and Allen arrived from Drake North Dakota and Carnevale Saskatchewan where she visited her sisters Mrs Leslie and Mrs Stevenson and will now make her home in Boulton.
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Boulton
John Graham and
Allen
Drake
N. D
Carnevale
Sask
Leslie
Stevenson
June Events Illuminate Small Town Activities
On June events across the communities W Yeates and his mother returned from Winnipeg. Rail officials prepared for passenger service. The Ladies Aid met on June 8. A sports program at Dropmore on June 11 featured Dropmore beating McNutt 16 to 2 in baseball. Shellmouth defeated Dropmore ladies in baseball and a Shellmouth Dropmore football tie occurred. W McGilvray hosted a church magic lantern show on June 5 with a program of piano pieces, recitations, a flag drill, and moving pictures titled around the world in eighty minutes, raising about $20.
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Dropmore
McNutt
Shellmouth
Dropmore Ladies
W. McGilvray
A. McFadyen
Teitlon
Miss Wright
Miss Bryant
Seeburn Picnic Date and Rifle Club Shoot Update
Seeburn picnic set for June 2. The Banner Bookstore reports July magazines available now. The Boulton and Shell River Rifle Association will hold the next shoot on June 24, not June 17 as previously listed.
Elevator circular opens offices in Winnipeg for farm elevators
Mazuitoba elevator commissioners announce at 279 Garry St Winnipeg that petition forms are prepared to decide on purchasing existing elevators or building new ones. Farmers must sign petitions of at least 66 percent and inspectors will survey conditions as staff prepare to move quickly before the cane movement deadline.
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Mazuitoba Elevator Commissioners
Garry St
Winnipeg
Public storage elevator system seeks farmer support
A provincial commission urges farmers to cooperate to establish a new public owned system of storage elevators. With many requests already received, officials request submissions from all remaining points to implement the full network quickly.
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Cludes
Commission
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