Local notes and events in Minnedosa area town items
W. Coultis loses horse to influenza last week. C Campbell returns from three months in the old country. K T council open meeting at Maccabee Hall with 25 cent admission. Dr. Taylor to Russell March 24 for dental practice. Tennis Club meet March 19 at Mr Williams’ for important business. Rev Ledingham of India to address Silver Creek church Friday with lantern views. Minnedosa flour mill destroyed by fire. loss about 10000, engine room saved. Rev T Fraser to conduct anniversary services in Presbyterian church next Sunday with music. additional participants listed for Monday program. Russe l to play the Granites of Winnipeg March 22 if weather allows. list of players. Never Has Beens vs Never Will Bes broom ball game next Wednesday at 8 with 16 fee benefiting hockey club. Young People’s Club meets in Presbyterian church. Rev WoW McLaren’s paper praised. two more meetings: Monday with Japan address. March 29 final talk on Eastern Customs by Principal Ney at Maccabee hall. Friday event: marriage of Minnie Maynes to Alfred Baird Webster at Ledingham lock. parents’ 33rd anniversary noted. Present: relatives from Mintota and Birtle attend. Mrs Webster receives purse gift. Additional notes: 25 extra cattle at Sam Angus sale March 25. Sinelhe Bros. invite tenders for 50 goods of stone for new store. W Hembsolf returns from coast. Scott family leaving for Battleford. Grand Lodge Odhellows appoints Dr. Roger as Grand Marshal. McCrindle partners in FoxWarren firm. April plans. Doig and Matas trophy two rinks enter. Rosel and others listed in drafts.
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W. Coultis
C. Campbell
Old Country
K. T. Council
Maccabee Hall
Roe Dr. Taylor
Russell
I. A MclIntyre
T. Fraser
Portage la Praisie
Presbyterian Church
Embury
A Warren
W. Thom
A. R Tingley
Ole Olson
F. Matheson
J. McIntyre
J. S. Warrington
J Che
D. J. Kippax
Sharp
Skatin
Hockey Cub
Sam
Angus
Sinelhe Bros
Hembsolf
T. J. Scott
Dattleford
Prize Winners at Brandon Winter Fair
TV J Scott secured top prizes in Preston wheat second place oats and white varieties third in barley six rowed type plus third in wheat by score card. sixty one competitors mostly students from the Agricultural College. Free Rice of Binscarth praised for herd show and keen contest with Nan Horne and others. Rice earned second for steer calved in 1907 first for female calved before 1906 and Bank of Hamilton championship prize third for carcass steer pure bred over fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV. J. Scott
Brandon
Preston
Scott
The
Agricultural College
Free Rice
Binscarth
Mr Rice
Ke Nan Horne
Vr. Rice
Bank of Hamiton
Angus Sam Angus Moves to Town With Family
The brief notes Angus Sam Angus plans to move to town with his family. The item mentions neighbors and local business changes including Staples buying Newton’s store, Williams' lumber stock, and a Rossburn connection shaping Angus’s commerce. A St Mary’s Methodist church concert conducted with local talent closes the page.
Silver Creek Updates Show Busy Town Activity
Silver Creek H E Westervelt praises local store trade while J hens Slammond buys a valuable horse team last week. Grain shipments rise with three cars loaded. Walter Dantop seen in town as snow threatens telephone poles. Blacksmiths work long hours and Edward Crane saws 30 to 40 loads daily. Reverend Ledingham to lecture Friday at the Silver Creek church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Westervelt
J.hn Slammond
Walter Dantop
Clem Arsenault
Edward Crane
Mr. Ledingham
Silver Creek Church
Asessippi Community Plans and Education Debates
A pleased Mr J Basil hosts a new resident as Asses sippi posts several events. Sunday School groups plan meetings with Me Shaw coordinating a Dominion Sunday School speaker. A Mission Band will form March 26 at 4 pm for all area children. A church choir formation is set for March 29 at 3 pm with attendees invited to sing or learn to. A Royal Templars meeting on April 1 will debate education options, with questions about law enforcement on the Sabbath and the fate of settlers’ children. A skating club social at the Russell and Brightside venue followed refreshments hosted by the club’s ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Basil
Shaw
Dominicn Sunday School Association
Asessippi
Rochedale
Boulton
Shellmouth
Shell River
Shellmouth Community Notices and Club Activities
Creamery will accept cream from April 1. Mr Gerrard led Anglican church service in Mr Chamney’s absence. Shellmouth Rifle Club meets March 27 with an afternoon shoot. Special church services run March 21 to 29 in the school house. County Football League champions resume activity with a March 25 meeting in the village. No vote on a grist mill by law due to Polson enterprise. Shellmouth Presbyterian congregational meeting March 24 at 3 p.m. Tea at 6 p.m. Hockey match Shellmouth vs Langenburg ended 2-0 for Langenburg. Shellmouth Ladies Aid met with record attendance. $212 contributed to church purposes and a balance of 71,65 remains. New offices elected for the coming year. Seven new members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
W. King
Russell
Chris Polson
Shellmouth Ladies’ Aid Society
Teuton
Matheson
R. C Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young People’s S Club
Wo W McLaren
Jesus
McLaren
Japan
Portage
A Prairie
Ney
Edimison
Webster
Ledingham Lock
Grand Lodge of Odhellows
Roger
Grand Mar Hall
McCrindle
Foxwarren
G Nance
Apri Ist
McCrind
Ec Bros
Pbinserrth
Doig
Matas
Kosetl
F. T Mathewim Dy
Wright
D J. Kippan
C. W. Thomas
Sam Angus
Johnster
Wiliam
Roblin
Shepherd
Main St
Idebrew
C. H Staples
Rossburn
Risse
Johnston
Rosburan
Ferdte
Tait
Pring
Tbs
St Mary’s Methodist Church
Vic Newton
R. Young
T. Platten
H. Smith
Henry Chittick
Rita Young
My Valentine
Vies
Bik M Wiliams
W. Hamme
W. J. Keag
Silver Creek
Silver Creek Hockey Club
Russell and
Brightside
Asessippi Skating Club
Chamney
Mr. Gerrard
Langenburg
Shellmouth Boys
Lo K
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