Warrant to Levy Taxes and Sale of Lands in Dropmore
Notice from Rural Municipality of Shellmouth stating a warrant issued to levy taxes and costs on land parcels. If arrears are not paid, on Saturday June next at 3 PM in the Council Chamber Dropmore the lands will be sold by public auction for arrears of taxes and costs.
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Wistee
Manitoba
Cald
Dropmore
Tp. Rg
North West
North Weat
North East
South East
N Cert
L. T O
Abe
Neepaw
Shellmouth
Drapmore
F. G. Richardson
Sec’y-Treas
New Drug Store and Bank Promised in Near Future
Local report notes plans for a new drug store and a bank to open soon, alongside ongoing town growth. Other items mention Easter visits, property sales, and civic activities in Rossburn.
Card of Thanks from Mrs. John Scott to Friends
Mrs John Scott thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during her husbands long illness and for sympathy shown in this time of trouble.
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John Scott
Obituary for John Scott of Rossburns
John Scott 53, a harness maker in Rossburns, died after a ten month illness on Good Friday April 5. Born in Harwich Scotland, he moved to Winnipeg then Rossburn 13 years ago and was highly regarded. Funeral held at the church with Rev Riddell officiating. interment in Rossburn cemetery. He leaves wife and two sisters in Kansas and Scotland.
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John Scott
Rossburns
Scott
Harwich
Scotland
Winnipeg
Rossburn
Rossburg
Riddell
Kansas
Movers and Meetings Fill Small Town Week
Mr George Gibbs and bride arrive from Winnipeg. Families Greaves Almyer Kennedy move to farms. Mr Wat Broadfoot in Winnipeg for treatment. Hamstocks renovate and move in. Sunday School plans banner year with Ruths Wise Choice. A Winnipeg crowd travels to Russell. local rail talk sparks discussions. United Grain Growers Society met, provincial rep for local house chosen to attend Russell meeting. Armenian question discussed at church with donations from Minniska and Silverton. W M S notes, funds diverted to Indian children aid, hospital work in Western Manitoba outlined.
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George Gibbs
Bride
Winnipeg
Greaves
Almyer Kennedy
Wat Broadfoot
Winipeg
Ie Hamstocks
Ruth
Russell
United Grain Growers Society
Rossburn
Minniska
Silverton
Wshing
Toronto
Eph
Horner
W. M.S
Manitoba
Canada
Aew
Presbyterian Church In
Russell School Notes Enrollment Figures by Class
The March enrollment lists Miss Kippan 52 in room one Miss Houston 39 in room two Miss Ted 26 in room three Miss Spence 23 in room four Miss Cumming 30 in room five High School 35 Beginners in the primary room should start this week First were on hand Monday morning Nine pupils from other schools are in the other rooms
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Marcu
Miss Kippan
Miss Houston
Ted
Miss Spence
Miss Cumming
F'rist
School Promotion Examinations and Study Plans
Promotion examinations were held before Easter and results given to pupils. Pupils adapt to new rooms and books. Departmental exams start June 21. Parents should ensure regular attendance and adequate home study time. Entrance class one hour. grade 9 one hour. grades 10 and 11 two hours or more. Miss Cummings Miss Spence and Mr Plewesa attended the Provincial Teachers' Convention in Winnipeg. singing and class prize winners noted.
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Cummings
Miss Spence
Plewesa
Winnipeg
Christ Church Notes on Worship and Summer Temptation
The piece outlines the 2nd Sunday after East'r service schedule at Christ Church including Holy Communion at 11 am and Evensong at 7 pm with Sunday School at 2:30 pm. It urges maintaining worship in summer and shares a Rector’s reading about avoiding summer neglect of church duties.
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Godl
Echo district mourns old timer C Patterson of Echo
The district mourns C Patterson of Echo who died Monday in the eighties era, a pillar in the community. Funeral held at Shellmouth cemetery with services at home and church. neighbors served as pallbearers. Mrs Geo Faulkner of Spy Hill, daughter of the deceased, died during the flu epidemic a week ago. Appeal from the Royal Canadian Legion society seeks funds with collectors Stobbs, Mrs McFadyen, and Mrs Ridgway coordinating donations.
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RK. C. Patterson
Echo
Shellmouth
Ashcroft
Biole Soc .E.y
Stobbs
J. McFadyen
Sec'y-Treas
Ridgway
Russell Lodge Adds Eleven in Red Rose Degree
On April 13 Russell Lodge Queen of the West No. 230 Sons of England Society met in L O O F Hall and conferred the Red Rose Degree on eleven new members. After business and initiation a spread and musical items followed. Speeches were made by elders and boys. A gold mounted fountain was presented to Secretary Gro H J Pettit for eighteen years of service. The evening ended as supporters of the old Union Jack returned to their respective homes.
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Russell Lodge
Queen of the West
Sons of England Society
L O. O. F. Hall
Gro. H. J. Pettit
Arbor Day and local notices fill Russell item list
May 10 is Arbor Day. A new Provincial policeman is stationed at Russell. Local residents and visitors are noted: Mr. and Mrs. Thom in Winnipeg, the de Balinhards moving to their farm, Mrs. Lavery visiting Newdale, and more. Community events include K O O F practice, a hospital appendectomy, a skating rink update, and an Army Veterans auxiliary election. A death in Rochedale, funeral in Russell, and various civic notices are recorded.
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W. Harlow
Fork River
D. Hough
Master Willie
Ville
Harold Biernes
Winnipeg
Jos. Headry
Arbor Day
Russell
C. W. Thom
E. C. de. Balinhard
Lavery
Newdale
C. Brown
Ruessel
Lodge No Tl
Santa
Pam
Wm. G. Barker
Ile Taly
Col. Barker
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jean Gray
Berrington
J. Robertson
J. MclIntyre
C. Maher
Russell Hospital
Joseph Burrell
Rochedale
Northumberland
Eng
J. A. Burrell
W. G. Burrell
John Bassil
Russell Cemetery
Davenport
Hungry Box Social and Dance Slated for April 26
A confidential note announces a box social and dance on Tuesday April 26 in the Bijou. The event is described as a swell gathering hosted by the Hungry group and kept in strict confidence for now.
Independent political party forms in Odd Fellows Hall
A meeting last Friday in the Odd Fellows Hall formed a new independent political party. Officers include President Duncanson Secretary Corniyack and committee members Forde McCrindel Broadfoot Hovey Reed. A convention is set for May 7th to nominate a candidate with delegates to be organized from polling divisions.
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Oddfellows
Mr. Duncanson
J Corniyack
A. Forde
W. G. McCrindel
Q. Broadfoot
W. Hovey
H P Reed
Messrs Crowe
Griffiths Burdette
Graham
Forde
Garbage remover and garden plowed for Forsyth
W. W. Forsyth hires garbage removal and garden plowing services. Phone 113 in Russell.
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W. W. Forsyth
Russell
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Johnston
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Lady Evangelists
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Outlook
Sask
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Elphinstone
Queens
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Russell School
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Margaret Clark
Roxy
Bijou
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Army and Navy Veterans’ Club
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