Seeding Underway and Local News Briefs
Seeding has commenced here. Boulton is still alive, but a rail road is needed. The majority received aid from the municipality in regards to seed grain. Mrs S. B. Wright of Church bridge is visiting friends and relatives here. Dolly Burgiemaster has gone to Winnipeg to consult an eye specialist. We hope to hear of good results.
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Boulton
Reverend E Howard Smith to Speak at Methodist Church
Rossburn notes that Rev. E Howard Smith of Binscarth will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Beatrice Gardiner of Oakburn, visiting grandmother Mrs A Stewart Jr, returned home last Sunday. Farmers enjoy recent sun, begin seeding with some wheat sown. Minnie Keating ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Local youths attend Mr Craig'.s dance in the valley Thursday. Others attend Mr A Seebach'.s card party Friday. some forgot the date. Mr and Mrs Sherritt and others attended Mr Prout'.s dance at Rapid City a week ago. A social evening at Mr Wm Sherritt'.s honored Rapid City visitors Julia and Carie Prout and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Howard Smith
Binscarth
Beatrice Gardiner
Oakburn
A. Stewart, Jr
Minnie Keating
Craig
A. Seebach
Miss Sherritt
Miss Craig
Miss Ferguson
Mr. Prout
Rapid City
Wm. Sherritt
Julia
Carie Prout
Trott
Hotham
Campbell
Lamb
Frank
Alex. Prout
Malcolm McLean
Mr. Davis
Church of
Winnipeg
Joseph Storey
Duck Mountains
Grandview
John Stewart
Silver Creek
Ferguson
Russell
A. R. Tingley
North Western
Manitoba Football Association
Minniska
Lamon & Viinells
Togo
R.H. Keay
Avessippi
Presbyterian Church
J. McDougall
Shellmouth
Prince Edward Island
Hunter
Foxwarren
Parker
Binscorth
John van Nest
Oshawa, Ont
J. J. Smith
Binscarth Nin is Club Reorganizes For Season
A meeting at Miss Murdoch's home on Tuesday April 7 reorganized the Binscarth tennis club. Officers elected include Hon. pres. F McPherson pres H J Ketchen vice pres K R Plumb secy treas M V Murdoch and ground committee Burkholder Lewis Westervell. Membership fees listed as ladies 75 cents and gentlemen $1.25. Members welcome to contact the secy treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth Tennis Club
Miss Murdoch
Pres
F. McPherson
H. J. Ketchen
K. R. Plumb
Sec’ytreas
M. V. Murdoch
M. V. Murdoch; Ground Committee, Messrs. Burkholder, Lewis and Westervell
Sec'ytreas
Shellmouth Notes on Seeding Rail Access and Local Happenings
Farmers begin seeding this week. F Yeates sold a horse to Mr Hunter for a good figure. Will the railway reach Shellmouth this year. The Shellmouth band plays at C Paulson's nightly to large crowds. Mr Atcheson moved to Strathclair last Saturday to work at his trade. The Junior football team held its first annual dance at L Pierpoint's with about 40 attendees. Mr Shon works on the creamery and expects a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Yeates
Hunter
Shellmouth
C. Paulson
Atcheson
Strathclair
HS Morton
United States
Frank Heégarth
Rivers
Seeburn Notes and Local Nods to Arrivals
Seeburn residents report spring works starting as Mr and Mrs Major return from the east while Mr and Mrs Hague travel to Brandon. Visits include Miss Maggie Young and Jesse Wilson of Ranchvale with plans for Mr A E Sherritt to return to Lesser Slave Lake this week.
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Mrs Major
Mrs. Hague
Brandon
Shetlands
Maggie Young
Jesse Wilson
Ranchvale
A E. Sherritt
Lesser Slave Lake
Early gardening and church projects mark Strathclair scene
Community notes report early seeding with oats as main crop, church restorations near completion, and a temperance rally postponed to May. Local events include Miss Eva Underhill returning from Brandon college, Mrs Spooner’s farewell supper with a civic send off, and a Presbyterian service at Asessippi with a large Ladies’ Aid gathering.
Shellmouth appoints officers and hosts elocution contest
The municipality names pound keepers fenceviewers weed inspectors guardians and inspectors across wards for 1998. An elocutionary contest with Miss Cooper Miss Hiannah Dunn Miss J Hide Miss Houston and others is set for March 24 in Dr Wrights Hall with musical interludes and admission two cents for adults and fifteen cents for children. A birth is recorded in Silver Creek a son born to Mr and Mrs M Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McKay
Geo. Cammidge
Arthur Bryant
John Langford
Wim. Stewart
Richard F. Berndt
Joseph Dugan
R. Hunt
Wm. Skinner
Bro.s. Fenceviewers
John Clement
Fred Gordon
Archie Johnson
R. W. Patterson
Alex. Stewart
R. McFadyen
Easter Greetings and Local Happenings in Russell
Arbor Day events and Easter holidays mark the season with community notices on school closures, church services, fairs, and local sport plans. Notable goings on include deaths of Joseph Storey and William Henry Vinnell, a Birtle pioneer Thos Patterson killed in an accident, and Russell Cricket club naming officers for a promising season.
Shaw and Cochrane Notices of Births
Shaw in Craigie notes the birth of John Ramsey aged 17 years and 9 months on April 14. Cochrane reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. H. Cochrane in Winnipeg General Hospital on April ath.
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Shaw
Craigie
John Ramsey
Hubert Shaw
Cochrane
Winnipeg General Hospital
Joseph Thomas
H. Cochrane
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Rossburn
Mr. Swainson
Asessippi
Spooner
A. McKay
J. Adams
Albert McKay
B. Thring
W. Barrington
G. Cammidge
Rose Clement
W. Clement
Wm. Gillies
Thring
E F. Lenwaiter
W. G. Burrell
J. Cammidge
Mr. WeMorrow
Misses Adams
Mr. W. Barrington
Mr. S. Beach
D. T
Wilson
Municipality of
Anderson
Mrs. M. Anderson
Paas
Spannon Fyles
Banner Office
Dempsey
Roblin
Messrs
R. Whiteman
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Rose
Russell Orchestra
Wright’s Hall
A. L. Bonnycastle
Robt. Shaw
Thos. F. Patterson
Birtle
Russell Cricket Club
Lon. R. P. Robiin
Dr. Wright
W. F. Graham
Rev. K. KR. Chamney
A. H