Bank of Toronto / Manitoba Telephone System Office Opened / Originally / RM of Roblin / The Empire Builders TD Bank / RM / Samuel Hossack and sons / United Church / Toronto Dominion Bank / Ford / Fernbank / Rock Lake Review / Southern Manitoba Review / Broadway Street L.H. Phillips Hardware / /
Country
Canada / Scotland / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / Person Travel / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
Presbyterian Manse / cemetery Clay Banks / Memorial Brick Wall Moved / District Hospital / Manse Now / Previous building / restaurant Currently / store Later / library Ran / Badger Creek Museum / manse Remains / The Manse / building Addition / Cartwright Cemetery / Was Newton’s store / Gemmill store / CE building / Institute Restroom Became / The building / Drug Store / Current building / Veteran Drive Original building / Filling Station / The mill / Became Argue’s Store / /
IndustryTerm
repaired farm machinery / convenience store/ gas station / investment broker / law office / machinery / bank managers / food / heritage site / bank / present site / law practice / cement border / weekly newspaper / /
NaturalFeature
Calvin Hill / Lake Beach NE / /
Organization
Anglican Church / Manitoba United Church / St. Andrews United Church / Presbyterian Church / MATHER HISTORICAL WALKING TOUR Mather School / Interest Cartwright School / Mount Prospect School / Kinsmen Club / O. Howard and S. Moore Finnen House on Veteran Drive / Robinson House on Second Street / Cartwright & District Hospital / Methodist Church / Post Office / Davidson Memorial Health Centre / /
Person
Calvin Hill / R.J.C. Stead / Clifford Finnen / Clifford Finnen Moved / Richard Cartwright / D. A. Davidson / John Asling / H. Davidson / Davidson Remodelled / Rodmond Palen Roblin / Laughlin Block / Jack / R. Argue / Oldest / J. Robinson Believed / Louise Mather / A. Davidson / J. Wallace He / Catherine Cason / D. Newman / David Low Mather / Charlie Salfrais / A. Laughlin He / /
Position
Premier / First teacher / local undertaker / businessman / banker / investment broker and politician / blacksmith / garage and implement dealer / Novelist / last blacksmith / machinery dealer / business man / chemist / General / /
CARTWRIGHT CARTWRIGHT HISTORICAL WALKING TOUR Anglican Church 505 Curwen Street Built in 1898 by mason Samuel Hossack and sons Renovated in[removed]after a fire and stone entry and vestibule