Local notices on sports, travel, and municipal items
The Fire Press item recalls a 25 year old race won by Hornsby with 61 miles, Claw and E. Claw second and third. Ottawa reports many rural mail delivery inquiries from across Canada, some residents along routes to Aessipot have not yet applied. Campbell varnish stains are praised for grain-preserving color. Grand Central hotel changes owners with June 1 move. Mustard family to relocate. A horse theft case before Police Magistrate Callin involves a Galician suspect. a mare previously disappeared near Johnston’s band and later found near Yorkton. McGuire of Minnedosa dies suddenly. funerals at Basswood mentioned. Government plans new telephone lines. extension to Russell debated. Manitoba Amateur Athletic Association to hold championship meet in Brandon July 1 with military events and holiday rail rates. David Marshall of Y M A chairs the Meet Committee.
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Fire
Hornby
Canada
Ottawa
Aessipot
Campbell
W. J. Doig
Russell
Jas. Anderson
Binscarth
E M. Williams
Angus
Set
Burns Poster
Grand Central Hotel
Mustard
C Morrison Westbourne Stu
Johnston
Yorkton
Key Press
McGuire
Minnedosca
Basswood
Suidas
Manitoba
Smellie Bros
Koxwarren
St. Lazare
Binseorth
Board of Trade
Manitoba Amateur Athletic Association
Brandon
Winnipeg
Wheat City
David Marshall
Station Gets Fresh Paint As Local Traders Forecast Spring Sales
CN painters work at the station while Wm Tait expects strong paint sales this spring. H W Johnston sold Massey Harris business to C S Shephard and a sign painter arrived to advertise for C H Staples and M H Suter. Land and weather favor seeding.
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Tait
C. H. Staples
M H Suter
Local Developments and Social notes Highlight Community Growth
EK M Williams starts ground work for a roomy office building while Frank Angus prepares to commence within days. Garden expansions by CK Fergensn and P Poquet reflect rising business and activity as Adam Angel returns from B C points in good health. Jas Grainger relocates to Section 23 and Frank Angus works on Grainger residence. Athletic Club practices advance football and tennis courts expansion signals growth. Jubilee Sports plans for Binsearth’s event on June 22 loom with further details later. Miss Es O Keefe visits home for holidays and Victoria Day festivities draw crowds to Bute and Millwood. Park of Northern Bank departs west after two and a half years, receiving a farewell suitcase. Lee of Harrowby assumes new bank role.
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EK. M. Williams
Buiding
Frank Angus
CK Fergnsen
I Bis
Binsearth
Bio Jubilee
Es O'Keefe
Victoria
Bute
Millwood
Park
Mr. Lee
Harrowbyv
Local Notes Show Slow Holidays and Sporting Flurry
Kinscarth Scott Black of Silverton spent the holidays in town. Dr. Lanigan visited Winnipeg on business. Principal McDonald has 18 pupils preparing for the wild-suim Met exams. Rev Mr. MacLaren of Braddon accepts call to local Presbyterian church. The baseball team won over Mullwood on Victoria Day. Our basketball team traveled to Bortle on the 24th and lost by two to 0. Rod last week.
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Lanigan
Winnipeg
McDonald
MacLaren
Brardon
Presbyterian Church
Mullwood Ho S
Victoria
Bible Chapters for Every Mood List
A Spring-Reid Republican correspondent offers Bible chapter selections for common feelings. Readers are advised to turn to Psalm 27 for blues, Psalm 37 for an empty pocketbook, John 15 for unkindness, Psalm 126 for discouragement at work, Hebrews 12 for being out of sorts, 1 Corinthians 13 for losing faith in men, and James 3 for wanting control.
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Spring- Reid Republican
Some Thing Age
James
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Adam Angel
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Adam
Jas. Grainger
Silver Creek
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Tennicourt
Kinscarth
Scott Black
Silverton
Town
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Ltvek
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Ayer
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Rae
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Ainsiece’s
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People’s
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