SILVUR CREEK LOCAL NEWS AND NOTES
Miss Thomas Russell visits the Keatings while D Campbell returns to Cree ford on Friday's train. Scarlet Fever isolates a Rogers home. The Russell meeting on railway contracts draws Mulock Gilroy Myers Johnson and others with no view changes. Brightside crock nol e players suffer a defeat nearby. challenges are paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Russell
William Keating
D. Campbell
J. E. Keating
Creeford
Rutherford
Rogers
Roger
Uito
Russell
Messrs
Mulock, Gilroy
Myers, Johnson
Minniseka Community Notes Signal Spring Hopes
Local news from Minniseka reports hopeful signs of spring though temperatures lag. Dr Wright was vaccinated at the school last week. Several residents including Mr Dan Smith and Misses McLauglin and E Setter visited Mr Dunn. Visitors McNutt and Dutton from Birtle called on John McLennan. W Chittick returned after sawing wood nearby. Mr McLeod led services across Minniseka Silver Creek and Russell. D J Dunn remains housebound with laguppe. Jas Welsh visits before heading to Winnipeg for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Dan Smith
McLauglin
E. Setter
Dunn
Messrs McNutt and
Dutton
Birtle
John McLennan
W. Chittick
McLeod
Minniska
Silver Creek
Russell
D. J. Dunn
la Guppe
Brightside Visit and Local Social Notes
Dr Wright paid an official visit to Brightside school on Tuesday. Miss F Lyon visits sister Mrs Bishop for a few days. Mrs Pittaway entertained friends last Tuesday evening. Miss Maggie Simms returned home Monday after visiting Mr Moore. Signs of spring appear with muddy roads and returning birds. Miss McLaughlin and Miss Setter visited Minniska Friday to Sunday. sleighing isn’t as good as it might have been. Geese remained here all winter splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wright
Brightside
Miss F. Lyon
Mrs. Bishop
MILLWOOD HIGHLIGHTS LOCAL VISITS AND RETURNING SOLDIER
Miss McKinaway returns home to Portage by Monday train as census work stalls. Miss Letters of Russell call Miss Walker en route from Redpath. Hamilton Ontario guests Mr. and Mrs. McEwen visit G Lightheart Jr. and family. W Dorset to Binscarth for Mrs. Honey funeral. Harry Pettitt moved to Winnipeg after Barnardo injury. Percy Carroll returns from South Africa with Strathcona's Horse and receives a silver Waltham watch in a social welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKinaway
Portage
Russell
Miss Walker
Redpath
McEwen
Hamilton
Ont
G. Lightheart Jr
W. Dorset
Spy Hill
Honey
Binscarth
Harry Pettitt
Barnardo
Winnipeg
W. St. Lawrence
Sons of England
Pettitt
Percy Carroll
South Africa
Strathcona
Vaccination talk and local notes in Assissippi district
Tommy comments on vaccination value while A. B. Callin travels to Russell. Farquharson and Gil Christ prepare lime burn. Gill and Whitten visit from Grand View. People discuss Kruger strategy to delay De Wet. River fears rise with high water predictions. S. C. Lewis, guest of Mrs. Lougheed, remains seriously ill after pleurisy. Dam construction advances following Millwood design with a thirty foot flood gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gill
Whitten
Grand View
S. C. Lewis
Russell spring show
April 16 to June 1, Manitoba and the Territories will admit seed wheat from foreign countries free of duty. The announcement outlines a temporary duty exemption during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Territories
The
Russell Agricultural Society
Russell
Local Notes and Social Rounds Across Russell Area
Mr. Brooks visits. census work begins. Easter gatherings and home repairs fill town life. Farmers Institute meets April 19 in Foresters Hall with R C O Malley speaking. spring show April 18. jailhouse no. Also Mrs McDonagh and Miss Libbie Watson listed ill, and new settlers arrive seeking work and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Johnson
Binscarth
Farmers’ Institute
Foresters’ Hall
R. C. O'Malley
Winnipeg
Local notes on residents and spring prep
Mr Wm Hembroff was census taker this week. H Hembroff and W Baillie hunted horses by the valley last week. Bill travels often and works for R McDonalds. Scarcity of feed makes spring welcome as communities ready for season work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hembroff
H. Hembroff
Bill
R. McDonald
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Silvur Creek
Jas. Welsh
Cusitar
Millwood
Asessippi
Tommy
A. B. Callin
Mr. T. Farquharson and
Gilchrist
Mr. Brooks of
Tumbell
Libbie Watson
Mr. Barber
Northern Elevator Co
John Kelso
Newdale
Mrs. Wilcox
T. A. Moynes
Donald Todd
John Gordon
Winnipeg Assizes
Mr. McLeod
Shellmouth
Presbyterian Church
D. M. Mackay
Yorkton
A. DuPre
A. S. Lawrence
Ed. Quinn
That Place
Gill Bros
Ontario
F. W. Stayner
Minnedosa
Miss Waghorn
Woodstock Ont
Wm. McDougall
A. R. Tingley
William
Churchbridge
Jas. Nixon
Commissioner of Immigration
John J. Moon
Inverness
Scotland
England
F. E. Thring
Thring
Toronto
Neepawa
W. A. Blenner-Hassett
Minnecola
Maggie Kinnaird Brown
John Brown
Hall
Jessie
Ethel Brown
A. E. Lyne
Dr. Kippen
Stratford Herald
Kippen
North Easthope
J. D. Kippen
London
Robert Kippen
St. Thomas
London Medical School
Sault Ste. Marie Oue
Duncan Stewart
Boulton
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