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This firm was established by Winnipeg-based grain merchant Nicholas Bawlf and it acquired elevators from A. S. Arnold (1913).
Upon Bawlf's death in 1914, control of the company was turned over to a join stock company in which members of the Bawlf family were the chief shareholders. Reorganized in 1928, assets of the company, including its network of country elevators, were sold for $1,000,000 to the Alberta Pacific Grain Company in early 1941.
Period
President
1909-1914
Nicholas Bawlf (1849-1914)
?-?
Edward John Bawlf (1878-1952)
Period
General Manager
1931-?
Alexander Thomson (1878-1950)
Location
Rail
Capacity
(bushels)Built
Closed
Comments
Basswood
30,000
c1909
-
Bought from Pearson Grain (1917), sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
Bethany
30,000
?
1920
45,600
1908
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
35,000
c1912
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941), sold to Manitoba Pool (1943)
Deepdale
50,000
c1914
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941), sold to UGG (1943)
Foxwarren
30,000
?
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
Largs
30,000
1921
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
30,000
1919
1927
Sold to Manitoba Pool (1927)
30,000
1915
1941
Bought from A. S. Arnold (?), sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
Minnedosa
40,000
?
1940
Minto
30,000
?
1918
Moline
30,000
?
1936
Notre Dame
40,000
?
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
Rapid City
50,000
?
1919
Roblin
50,000
?
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
Sandy Lake
35,000
?
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
Silverton
26,000
?
1941
Sold to Alberta Pacific Grain Company (1941)
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Nicholas Bawlf (1849-1914)
“New directors are named for N. Bawlf Grain,” Winnipeg Tribune, 24 November 1931, page 5.
“Alberta Pacific offers millions for Bawlf Grain,” Winnipeg Tribune, 18 April 1940, page 13.
“Holders favor sale of assets,” Winnipeg Tribune, 8 November 1940, page 19.
“Bawlf investors get $1,000,000,” Winnipeg Tribune, 15 January 1941, page 19.
“N. Bawlf Grain Co. gives up charter,” Winnipeg Tribune, 6 February 1941, page 19.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 14 February 2024