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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 22, 1909

Page

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Local notes on farming sales and community events

The Banner reports on flour price increases, farm work slowdowns, and multiple local business deals from McDonagh and Doig to Ink and bookstore promotions. Socials include Mrs McDonagh hosting guests, a Russell tennis club meeting, and Miss Myrtle Case returning from Easter holidays.

Mr. Head Mencay St Alex. McDoragh W. J Doig Alex. MecDonagh Alex. McDonagh T. A. Crerar Grain Growers Gain Co Rassel Silver Creek L. Biker Lawson MacLean Wall Geo. Davenport Hammond B. C Myrtle Case Lethome Binscarth Melrose

Social Visits Across Towns Mentioned

Miss Myrtle Case of Binscarth visited Harrowby last week. John McCrea hosted his visiting parents from Minnedosa. Mrs McCrea of Minnedosa and Mrs James Evans of Lansdown visited Mrs Blare and friends. The Misses Lee returned to Russell and Miss Fiora Bennett went to Krisearth to continue studies after Foster vacation.

Myrtle Case Binscarth John McCrea Minnedosa McCrea Minnedosn Jamtes Evans Lansdown Blare Lee Russel Fiora Bennett Krisearth Coatiine

Licford Win Reid Seeks Spring Aid for Feed Haul

A fragmented notice notes Licford Win Reid urging support as people haul feed and anticipate spring. It hints at communal effort and resolve amid ongoing tasks.

Rippling Cripple Prevalent Near Angus Reports

Angrgu notes a widespread rippling crippling in the area as Robt Brunt's condition worsens slightly. Timber Inspector Middleton visited Angus on Saturday while snow recedes and land work may start next week. John Angus reports his mother improving in Winnipeg and Mrs. Angus remains there. Athletic Club members urged to pay subscriptions by Saturday April 24, with a committee meeting at Stitts Hall at 7 pm.

Robt Brunt Middleton Angus John Angus Winnipeg Athletic Club Stitt’s Hall

Local Notices From Hamiota District Grow With Arrivals And Sales

Lan3rdo is Mr D Orthie rjricing over the advent of a daughter. McCallas n from Rapid City is visiting at Mr and Mrs Daly’s. David Riex rented his property at Humiota and moved to Section 5. Sandie returns from a long lucader camp sojourn. Settlers arrive from Uncle Sam’s denains including Plausen’s brother in law and father on Section 18. John Bedwell sold his half section to Sherman Houck for about 17 dollars per acre. Mr fienck moved with two carloads of horses and supplies from Hamiota.

D. Orthie Ius McCallas N Rapid City John Bedwell Sherman Houck Mr. Fienck Hamiota

Easter holiday headlines touch Strathclair and Winnipeg

Strathclair resident Mliss M. N. Ross spent Easter at home while M Cormick visited family in Winnipeg. Alex Kippen Sr bought a residence in Town as Atcheson and family plan moves to Newdale in May. Potatoes arrive this week at 80 cents per bushel and cattle feed grows scarce amid mid spring. John Flett and other farmers promote a new oats variety. Roxs visited Polar Peanut to supply Presbyterian churches on Sunday the 13th. Destin moved into a house on John Roberts’ farm bought from Geo Hogg.

Mliss M. N. Ross M. Cormick Winnipeg Alex Kippen, Sr Atcheson Newdale Potter Idea Dodgins Apai John Flett T. Destin John Roberts Geo, Hogg

Rossburn Notes From Local Items and Evangestic Services

Rossburn briefs list residents on health and work with Mrs Harrison and Matthew Carson in town stores. Mentions Miss Ethel McIntosh in Leeburn and the Parfitt Brothers planning hotel additions. Notes on sleighing, lumber, and evangelistic services at the Methodist church ongoing for sixth week. Easter vestry meeting at St John’s Church reelects officials and appoints delegates.

M. Kenney Albert Whitney Mintota Hugh Warneck Lawrence George Nicd Russell Parfitt Bros Queens Hotel J.C. Irwin Eli CNR Ranchvale J. Harlow Rossburn Methodist’ Church Paster W. Morgan Bank of Toronto Winnipeg Morgan

Riihwood Bridge Opens and Local Happenings Noted

The new bridge is complete and westbound traffic flows. Grist mill runs for households. G Williams departs for Yorston to seek a homestead. S Whitely leaves for Gladwill Sask on April 2 to homestead. Mr Foote sr retires from farming. E M Foote continues. Heaps boarding house closes as family moves to Rocanville. Old bridge lumber sale draws keen competition with high prices. Miss Herbert arrives from England to aid her brother on Sanddown homestead. Easter service well attended. J C Archer presides at organ. Easter hymns and sacred songs featured.

G Williams Yorston S. Whitely Gladwill Sask Mr. Foote E. M. Foote Rocanville Old Bridge Tird Price Herbert England Sanddown J.C Archer

Disputed cattle ownership case heard in Asessippi

At Asessippi last Saturday F G Richardson police magistrate D T Wilson J P and D McLennan reeve presided over a case of alleged cattle theft. Alic Sjazartuke accused Wassal Sandulak of stealing five head while the owner was away. witnesses showed Sandulak was rightful owner. Both Nicoli Nevistuke and Sandulake were fined $1 for contempt of court and each must share costs. failure to pay sends one month to Brandon jail. The proceeding was noted as lengthy and complex.

Assiniboine Asestppi F G Richardson D. T. Wilson J. P McLennan Shellmouth Alic Sjazartuke Wassal Sandulak Nicoli Nevistuke Hhe Law Fu Wassal Sanlulake Brandon

Salvation Army launches 5 million fund for World’s University of Humanity

To mark General Booth’s 80th birthday the Salvation Army begins a drive to raise 5 million dollars for a World’s University of Humanity. The aim is to train workers for the Army’s social service operations.

General Booth Salvation Army University of Humanity

Entrance Examination Timetable June 1909 Summary

timetable for June 23 to 24 with exams across reading, literature, writing, spelling, arithmetic parts, war music, history, drawing, grammar and geography. notes possible continuation after 1639 if time runs short.

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Russell Tennis Club EM. Wiliam. House Mc. Geo. Hyde CPR C PR New Denver Hyde Farner Paok Ainstees Cosmopoliten People's Strand Windsor All Story Everybody's Saunday Evening Post Department of Apeculture and Immigration Campbell Doig James Anderson Bioscarth Messrs Smellie, Doig Ledingham Main St Batehe Daughters of the Empire Batoche Manitoba Daminion House of Commons New Zealand Australia Canada Kusel Athletic Maccabee Hall Resshuran CNR_ ha Sh. Pamouth Weagant Will Viet Russell Tis I. i Hti Abe TP Enis J. Riiehardt Ontario Foster Lidford School Hooper Church of England Shoal Lake Strachan Spence Im. Binscarth Land of the Heather Harrowby Licford Win Reid Lan3rdo Strathclair Thas. Harrison Matthew Carson Wmn. Young Jos. Beirns E C Rutherford Ethel McIntosh Leeburn Mr. Rowsell Pecen Winvira Margaret Flora Thos. R. Harrison Harrison St John's Church Girling John Drought P. Hl. Spencer Spencer E. Walker Messrs Foote Williams P W Bites C Barker Miss Drought J C Archer Ladies’ Guild Whitely A Nixon Riihwood Asessippi
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