Weekend Visitors and Local News From Shoal Lake Area
Mr and Mrs Markle of Shoal Lake visited Mr and Mrs Bates. Frank Reeves at Landsdown escaped a chimney fire that threatened his new home. Max Bradshaw left Red Deer Horn Creek for Yonker Sask on a four hundred mile homestead trip with a social send off at Bavel law school. Jim Matthews reportedly caught a large pike, then traveled to Winnipeg for a quick wedding and returned to Millwood amid a warm welcome and lingering blizzard.
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Markle
Shoal Lake
Bates
Frank Reeves
Landsdown
Max Bradshaw
Red Deer Horn Creek Ranch
Yonker
Sask
Bavelaw School
Jim Matthews
Jim
Winnipeg
Millwood
Strathclair Notes Include Visits and Local Developments
Ren Glover returned from the Old Country and Nurse J W Ross came back to Neepawa. Revs Davidson and Wright exchanged pulpits. M Black buys land and plans a dwelling, leasing his farm. W Leslie seeks hotel licenses amid protests. Seeding nears completion with low wheat sowing noted. Local wedding of Miss Caswell and Rev Mayes draws attendees from Eden and Neepawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren. Glover
Old Country
J. W. Ross
Neepawa
J. Davidson
Shoal Lake
Hillis Wright
Strathclair
M. Black
John Craig
W. Leslie
Richie
Eden
Frank Williamson
Lena Caswell
E. Caswell
Mayes
Maud Leeson
Jennie Sinclair
Irene Leason
Kelloe
Blakely
Shoai Lake District
Mark Twain dies at Stormfield a noted author
Samuel Langhorn Clemens Mark Twain dies at Storm Field Connecticut Thursday evening at about six thirty. Born in Hannibal Missouri 1835 he began in a printing office and rose to fame as a journalist author and lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Langhorn Clemens
Mark Twain
Stormfield
Conn
Mr. Clemens
Hannibal
Missouri
Samuel
Mississippi
Riverside Boys
Calaveras
Clemens
Charles L. Webster Co
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Silverton notes on corner stone laying and community events
The first corner stone on the C. N. R. lots has been laid. Miss Lucas visits sister Mrs. G. B. Peterkin. Miss Annie and Tena Coosh visit Pleasant Nook Farm. Tennis and baseball practice at Silverton Park Friday evening. Nellie Porterfield arrives from Ireland to spend summer with cousin G. L. McFarlane. Growth slow, warm weather not arrived. Jas. Arnott moves to Pelton farm. Arbor Day observed by school and grounds praised. calls for yard improvements town wide.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Railway Commission
Manitoba Medical Association
H. M. Little
Montreal
Ross
Toronto
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern Railways
Association
Physicians of
Silverton
Jas. Arnott
Pelton Farm
Russell
Thes
Tod. Russell
Ren't
W. S. Bartley
W. P. Davis
Binscarth
Smellie Bros. Ltd
H. J. Smale
Lake of the Woods
Gordon Bros
Grocers and Confectioners
Bakers
Japan
Redmond
G. H. Stapiés
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