Picnic plans and Sabbath rides noted in local items
Full particulars of the picnic will be given next week. Miss A Sharman spent Sunday with friends in Silver Creek. The new top buggies were certainly in evidence on Sunday night. Could horse flesh have the power of speech the famous driver Fly would say that the Sabbath has no rest for me. Mrs DC Stewart Mrs T Kear ing and Miss Jessie Hyde left on Wednesday for Shoal Lake where we attend a meeting of the W F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sharman
Silver Creek
DC. Stewart
T. Kearing
Jessie Hyde
Shoal Lake
W. F
Aseseippi Next Rifle Shoot Set for June 24
Local notes report a rifle shoot scheduled for June 24 with a special committee organizing booths and refreshments on the grounds. Attendance at Boulton school reached 24, the largest in years, as Rev Whitaker conducted services in place of Moffett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Smith
Wm. Davidson
Wm. Dunkin
Kenny Smith
Kamsack
Togo
J. Graham
Leighton
Boulton
Mr. Whitaker
Russell
Boulton School
Mr. Moffett
Iton Picnic Stale Topic in Boulton News
Mrs John Graham and Allen arrived from Drake New York Day, visiting sisters Mrs Leslie and Mrs Stevenson, and will make her home Beart.
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Boulton
John Graham and
Allen
Drake
Nyd
Carnevale
Sack
Leslie
Stevenson
Weekend visits and local events at Millewood Shoal Lake and area
Millewood and Bates spent the weekend with their daughter at Shoal Lake. Mrs Storey and Mrs Dutton left for Winnipeg. Roy Allen returned from N ewald to oversee Northern elevator interests. A baptism was performed for an infant in Harrowby. Logs from Shell River cross the Assini dam straining its resistance. Julius Tench backs a driving mare against an English foot racer at Bin's earth sports. A band of South American gypsies camped here for two days enroute to Brandon. Women in the party traded crafts and promised good luck for a price.
Rifle Practice At New Range On Friday
on Friday June 16 a rifle practice was held at the new range. W Yeates and his mother returned from a trip to Winnipeg on Friday. railway officials were in town last week preparing for passenger service. Ladies Aid Society met on Wednesday June 5. A sports program at Dropmore on Saturday June 9 featured a baseball game between Dropmore and McNutt ending 16 to 2. Shellmouth and Dropmore ladies played baseball with Shellmouth winning. A football game was played in the
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New Range
W. Yeates
Winnipeg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dropmore
Jane Ith
McNutt
Shellmouth
Dropmore Ladies
Evening match ends in a tie at Shellmouth and Dropmore
Community events note a Shellmouth Dropmore draw in a local evening game. W McGilvray hosted a church magic lantern show on Wednesday June Sth with multiple performances and a world in eighty minutes moving pictures feature raising about $20 for the church fund. Seeburn picnic set for June 29. Routtan and Shell River Rifle Association next shoot scheduled for June 24. The Banner reports farmers urged to back the public-owned storage elevator system with broad provincial cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Dropmore
W. McGilvray
D. A. McFadyen
Routtan and Shell River Rifle Association
Manitoba Elevator Commission Opens Office in Winnipeg
The Manitoba elevator commissioners announce offices opened at 274 Garry St Winnipeg and issue two petition forms under the act. One for the purchase of existing elevators or storage needs and another for construction of new elevators. Petitions require 60 percent farmer support. A staff of elevator experts will assess conditions while two commissioners tour the province to identify needs. Action must be swift before this year’s crop movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Elevator Commissioners
Garry St
Winnipeg
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Aseseippi
Jas. Johnson
Fox Warren
W. Proctor
Thornburr
Ont
R. D. McIntosh
Dresden
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Seeburn
Banner
Cludes
Commission
Russel
Binsearth
Churchbridge
Aes
Manitoba Elevator Commission
Lake of the Woods [Milling Co
Gordon Bros
Grocers and Confectioners
Bakers
Martin Senour
E. M. William IS
Angusville
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