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Mouth though this settlement did not remain long as it was only temporary and meant for homestead registration and not as a settlement. Five years later another post office was set up at
Sourisbourg, a community which is located near the present site of the Methven Cemetery, though this community too would not last. Other settlements sprung up in the area including Millford and Souris City which by the 1880s seemed to be thriving towns. However, as with many early prairie settlements, when the bids for railways did not happen these communities quickly faded away. The
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titled "The One-Horse Town That
Spawned a Giant" telling the story of Wawanesa Insurance and spreading the name of the village as far away as New Zealand and Australia. A second story about the community was written in 1955 titled Cave in 55 but was not as widely circulated. When the Manitoba government ran a commission on the auto insurance industry in 1969 the community rallied large marches to protest what they saw as a threat against the community's economic future.
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build the economy and flour and grains were shipped from the area around the country and world. In 1896, village resident A.F. Kempton came up with the idea to start an insurance company owned and operated by farmers and who needed insurance for their threshing operations. Running the numbers, the business plan seemed doable and
Kempton opened the company on the second floor of the drug store. This company that was named
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The first pioneers in the area arrived in 1878 when a small settlement was established on the west side of the Souris River and
Assiniboine River confluence where a land claims title was set up near to where the trading fort had been established. The site included a post office which was named Souris
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A flour mill was established in the community in 1895 after the nearby community of
Methven did not want it established in their small town for fears of unsavoury working men coming to the community. The mill was then established in Wawanesa which proved to be a real boon to the community and helped
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began, the men and women of the area again answered the calls for help from their country. During this war, 220 people from the district signed up to enlist and 14 were killed and did not return to the valley. A war memorial was established in the community and a cenotaph erected along Cliff Street
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The community continued to grow and in 1909 the community was incorporated as a village. There was some suspicion around this as to be a village at the time a community had to have a population of 500 which
Wawanesa did not. The railway was building a new bridge in the area and a number of workers
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may have been the first
European to arrive or see the land when he travelled the Souris River in 1797. His diaries cite a place where they camped on the Souris to secure supplies and continue the expedition and this campsite was supposedly the site of present day Wawanesa. Furs and pemmican were a
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for the northwest by rail and then packed all their belongings on one wagon in
Glenboro and travelled west. When Mrs. J. J. Story saw the panorama of Wawanesa it is said that she told her husband "Oh J.J. let's stay here. We will never find a more beautiful spot. And I am sure that there will be
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Wawanesa Insurance company continued to grow and a large new company building was constructed in the community in 1930. The flour mill burned down in 1949 after many years of serving the community and transporting goods across the nation. In 1954 an article ran in Canada's national magazine
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Wawanesa, 52.9% consist of two persons, 11.8% consist of three persons, 20.6% consist of four persons, and the remaining 11.8% consist of five or more persons. The average size of a census family in Wawanesa is 2.9 persons. 53.3% of couple census families live without
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As the community continued to grow other buildings and facilities necessary for an established community appeared in the village. The first church was a methodist church built at the corner of Fifth Street and Cliff Street. In 1890 a framed school building was built and in 1895 the Wawanesa
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after it was believed to mean or sound like "sip of whisky". Following this, the community's name was changed to Wawanesa, which has various meanings depending on which Indigenous language is used a source for the name. The first thought is that the name is considered to come from the
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had been stationed in Wawanesa at the time and the community gave them resident status which allowed it to meet the threshold of 500 people. The village's population would struggle to meet this bar until almost 50 years later in the 1960s.
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Wawanesa is the second name for the community which was originally called Sipewiski, an Indigenous word meaning "crooked river" or "light through the trees". This name was changed by clerics in the region in 1890 during the
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Elementary School was built on the same site. More churches were established including the St. Paul's Anglican Church built in 1900.
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Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company building, built in 1930.
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856:, 6.4% are
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219:Established
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2044:St. Claude
1994:Cartwright
1896:Rapid City
1811:Boissevain
1775:Swan River
1745:Niverville
1680:Beausejour
1464:See also:
1345:Former RMs
1298:Cornwallis
895:References
258:Population
2009:Ethelbert
1984:Binscarth
1958:Dunnottar
1876:Minitonas
1866:MacGregor
1846:Grandview
1841:Gladstone
1816:Deloraine
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1720:Lynn Lake
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1447:Treesbank
1392:Alexander
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1326:Riverdale
918:11 August
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344:Etymology
310:Area code
280:Time zone
2114:Manitoba
2059:Wawanesa
2039:Somerset
2034:Riverton
2019:McCreary
2014:Glenboro
1950:Villages
1931:Treherne
1911:Rossburn
1881:Oak Lake
1831:Erickson
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1652:Winnipeg
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1367:Oakland
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402:History
163:Country
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1906:Roblin
1901:Rivers
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1735:Morris
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1700:Gillam
1690:Carman
1675:Arborg
1670:Altona
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