Haying and church goers noted in village life
The report describes haying in full swing, sermons by Rev McLeod and Mr Dyer, and a damaged Assiniboine bridge lacking a nail. Berry pickers travel to Gilbert Plains, with rasp yields noted and Malcom McFadyen rescued after drowning twice in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McLeod
Mr. Dyer
F. Peden
Assiniboine
Gilbert Plain
Malcom McFadyen
F. Yeates
Fred
Local News Highlights From Russell and District
Mrs J Rose of London Ontario visits the Manse. Mrs Harrison of Glamis Ontario visits Mrs McDonagh. Miss N Skinner of Castleavery visits Miss Thom. Mr J Mulvey tours district schools as inspector. The CP R owns 10018 miles of track per Official Railway Guide. Ducks and young birds appear as farmers report abundance. Barnardo boys applications rise while staff note declines. Ladies Guild tennis tournament set for The Manor Russell August 8 with prizes and meals. Football match Russell vs Boulton ends scoreless. return in Boulton Friday. Cast names include Griffiths and McLaughlin among players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gill
David T. Wilson
Edwin Armstrong
Asessippi
J. J. Stitt
Rossburn
Jos. Dugan
Castleavery
W. McDonald
Ladies’ Guild
Russell
the Mail and Empire
Northwest Magazine
Canadian Northwest
The
Northwest
McIntyre
Winnipeg
Man
Boulton
McLaughlin
Clee
Hill
Kelso
J. Goon
John Them
Schwalm
Athieson
Kippan
Madill
Merope Glover
Griffiths
D. MacDonald
M. MacDonald
Patterson
Smith
McNichol
Hackman
Bailey
Asessippi News Highlights Local Updates and Incidents
Sunday organist replacement noted with Miss Setter Miss L Kelso accompanying Miss Johnstone on a visit to Asessippi. The Shell river rocks removed by Hanbury outfit. Berry harvests good with crowds picking. Haying active as prairie grass dries. J A Gill Co to move saw outfit upriver. James Richardson injured after wagon incident. head cut and leg bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bailie
Glencoe Ranch
Setter
L. Kelso
Johnstone
Asessippi
Hanbury
Shell River
J. A. Gill & Co
Mahomet
Mien
Yard Care Remains a Friction Point in Public Views
The remark suggests that people pay more attention to front yard appearances than back yards, implying a broader caution that could improve overall neighborhoods if mirrored in private spaces. It reflects a social observation about aesthetics and civic pride.
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Shellmouth
R. W. Patterson
Syke’s Hill
Messrs
J. L. McDougal
Wise
Murray Gordon
Gordon
Mr. Murray
Kopje
Binscarth
Barber
W. Waller
Thackery
Main St
Loyal
D. O’keeffe
Binsearth
Clifford
F. Clarke
East
F. McPherson
R. Wilcox
W. Wilson
A. Gordon
G. Case
Mrs. J. Rose
London, Ont
J. Mulvey
Iney
Violet
Daughers
P. Gosling
Neepawa Register
H. A. Mullins
Messrs. Oldfield & Gardner
Edmonton Street
Central Park
Winnipeg Free Press
Manitoba
A. Lundgren
Scandinavia
E. A. Struthers and Son
Quebec
Dr. Barnardo
Barnardo
Presbyterian Sunday School
Russell Vs. Boulton
Jas. Richardson