Local Notes Share Weddings Movements and Harvest Hopes
Winniper resident B A Tench visits home while others plan for football. Miss Jackson departs with speeches at school farewell and Miss Campion returns from the east to resume duties. A wedding joins Mary McKay and T Hallam, while Miss Drought and Mrs. Gray attend Woman's Auxiliary delegates. Ducks, logs, and new schoolhouse contracts signal ongoing town activity and hopeful business for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Adam Angus
Moose
Geer
Miss Kelly
Miss Jackson
Misa Campion
Florence Chapman
Harding
Mesy
Christie House
Rs. Win, Davis
Bavelaw
David Cropp
Watson, Sask
Drought
G. Wii
R. Gray
County Football League Formed in Russell region
Local football enthusiasts from Shellmouth Asessippi Boulton Silver Creek and Russell formed the Russell County Football Association with Rev Edmison as chairman and J McIntyre as secretary. Members approved a $5 entrance fee and scheduled matches through July with referees named for each game. A reorganization meeting for Silver Creek is announced and a death is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Asessippi
Boulton
Silver Creek
Russell
A.B. Callin
Mr. Edmison
A. Webster
W. Creray
Russell County Football Association
J. McKay
W. Stewart
I Kippan
Wm. Morrow
M. Clegg
W. Crerar
A. I. Goodbun
J. Clee
Silver
Ragsell
Messippi
Boul
Asesippi
Aessippi
Acessippi
Easter Dyes and Spring Goods at the Drug Store
Spring events fill the town with fairs and services. Easter eggs and cards appear at the drug store while a spring horse show is set for Friday April 29 and school holidays begin April 17. Influenza worries horses and residents, new stock of sporting goods arrives, and Smellie Bros millinery opens Friday and Saturday. Reverend Parker is confined to home. no Methodist services last Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paas
Simmer Sporting Goods
D. E. Boulton
W. B Heath
Toronto
Smellie Bros Millinery
Parker
Wm. Bingham
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Vancouver
Taylor
Russell
Binscorth
Royal Templars
Maccabee Hall
Wright's Hall
Russell School
Binscarth Cricket Club
R. Copeland
Bin
Carth
Mouth
Thunder Creek
Es Callining
W. P. Spooner
Shellmouth
Asessippi
Carnevale
Sask
Mr. King
Death of Pioneer W B Heath Marks End of Era
The death of W B Heath, longtime Craigie settlement farmer and pioneer, is reported after a period of ill health. He helped early settlers, lived at his Craigie farm since 1882, and was a cousin of Major Boulton. After a service at his home and a church ceremony, his remains were taken to Toronto for interment amid a large turnout. The community mourns the loss of a respected member and devoted husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Heath
Mr. Heath
Craigie
Major Boulton
Church of England
Chaek
Toronto
Heath
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Iain
A. Tench
R Cheetel Brecate
F. Tench
Winniper
Dick Perkin
North Battleford
William Davis
Millwood
HH. K. Bligh
Regina
Mansterson
Langenburg
Janes McKay
Mary
T. Hallam
Tuckersmith
Fulwood
Tome
Gordon ,Taylor
Miss Armstrong
Meale
Birtle
Rossburn
W. H. Butler
The
Valle
H. R and
C. W. Ross
Shoal Lake
Peden
Craig
Ranchvale
A. Morton
A. Stewart, Jr
ME. McCann
J. W. Evans
la Grippe
Evience
John Irwin
C. C. W. Ross
Seattle
Black
CNR
Presbyterian
Indian Reserve
Batley
Presbyln
Rossburn Ath Association
Joneist
Paley
Ontario
L. Smith
Pries
W.B. Leavens
Foxwarren
Meaford
Ont
M. H. Leavens
Lenard & McDonagh
Hartney
Carman
Saskatoon
H. I Bailey
T Banner
Ross Fietcher
James Fletcher
Binscarth
Knights of the Maccabees
J. W. Jackson
Dr. Wright
Mr. Jones
Mr. Jackson
Indian Head
W. B. Heath
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