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A wooden grain elevator in Kane, on the CNR Miami Subdivision in the Rural Municipality of Morris, was built in 1920. Annexes were built beside it in 1952 and 1957. It was operated by the Canadian Consolidated Grain Company until 1959 then sold to United Grain Growers. Closed in May 1996, it was demolished on 9 August 1996.
Period
Agent / Buyer
1919-1924
Roy Brown
1924-1928
Ollie Anderson
1928-1929
Mr. Persh
1929-1932
Bob Sargent
1932-1937
Closed
1937-1938
Harry Kliess
1938-1941
Robert Squires
1941-1948
Richard D. Hean
1948-1949
Vern Carroll
1949-1974
George Born
1974-1986
Jim Hildebrand
1986-1992
Eldon Dueck
1992-1993
Colin Heppner
1993-1994
Brad Gall
1994-1996
Gerald Heppner
United Grain Growers and Paterson grain elevators at Kane (1960)
Source: Agricore United Engineering Department, Tom Price (Mgr), provided by Glenn Dickson (University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections)
United Grain Growers and Paterson grain elevators at Kane (July 1992)
Source: Historic Resources Branch, Grain Elevator Inventory, slide 2158.Site Coordinates (lat/long): N49.35458, W97.72773
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Paterson Grain Elevator (Kane, RM of Morris)
Prairie Regional Studies in Economic Geography No. 23: The Carman Region of Manitoba by Henry R. Fast and D. A. Neil, Agriculture Canada, 1975, page 105.
A History of Grain Elevators in Manitoba by John Everitt, Historic Resources Branch, Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage and Tourism, circa 1993.
Kane: The Spirit Lives On by Kane History Book Committee, 2000.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough and Glenn Dickson.
Page revised: 4 May 2021
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