Unclear fragment hints at March event and family note
Fragmentary text mentions March and a daughter with an unclear event or note, lacking identifiable people or organizations.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions March and a daughter with an unclear event or note, lacking identifiable people or organizations.
Local brief reports Kieser Moneath married at a creekside ceremony. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the event is noted among community notices with emphasis on union and local attendance.
The Russell area reports busy weeks with many property transfers and rising prices. Easter plans include bylaw enforcement on street ball and Good Friday closures. Community events cover a fair, church services, weddings, school appointments, and a new baseball league setup.
The timetable shows the two day exam plan starting Wednesday the 27th with Reading Regulations and multiple papers in Literature and Composition Oral Reading Grammar Spelling and Oral Music, then Thursday the 28th covering Arithmetic Parts I and II Drawing History Geography and Writing with specific times. The schedule lists morning and afternoon sessions across subjects.
A westbound CPR express wreck two miles west of Keyes injures several passengers and leaves the track damaged. One man was fatally crushed, others escape with bruises as wounded are sent to Neepawa hospital and awaiting another train. Passengers named include W. J. Doig and W. S. Wallace among locals. Cause unclear with ground spongey and possible rail spread or kink due to heat.
Fox Warren area notes an Easter week concert by the English Church choir and friends. Trails dry, favourable weather could bring trails into good order. local preaching by Mr A Morton at Zion and Victoria Foxwarren Methodist churches. J Dunfield & Son received two cars of hardware and barbed wire. A Rawson and Isaac Murphy unloading implements and lumber. Some farmers have begun seeding while many doubt spring has truly arrived due to lack of common signs like crows geese and ducks.
Jim Arnott announces construction of a new ganary in Minnesieka while John McKay from Asessippi visits local friends. The brief notes upcoming rural development activity and regional ties.
The note wishes McNichol Bros luck as they head west before print. It mentions seed planting plans delayed by heavy snow and poor sleighing. Jim Arnott and Harry Garnett traveled to Barker's mill last week and found roads in bad shape due to age and season.
Mrs Walton ill as Mrs Burgess kin and neighbors share news. Hague family leaves for Ontario while McCelly returns from Ontario visit. Willie Shepherd recovering from horse kick. Sherritt host At Home. Wickware plans Rossburn creamery by May. Vesey receives Bible at Seeburn Sunday School farewell gathering. he heads west with good wishes.
The farm stock and implements of Alf Bryant are slated for sale on Thursday April 1. The farm stock and implements of Edward Grundy at Binscarth are listed for Wednesday April 2. George R. Case, auctioneer. The farm stock of Frank Blacke at Bavelaw is set for Tuesday April 17. A. R. McIntyre, auctioneer. The farm stock of the late G Borkowsky in Sections 22 and 27 is to be sold on April 16.
Dr Taylor, a dentist, will practice in Russell on April 16 and in Bin Searth on April 1, offering dental services in these communities.
This salve targets sore nipples burns frost bites chapped hands itching piles chronic sore eyes granulated eyelids and various skin diseases including tetter ring worm eczema and scabies. It promises unparalleled success in treating these conditions with a price of 25 cents per box sold by W Ledingham and dealers.
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