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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
1
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August updates from Russell cover a bountiful raspberry crop and school reopening on August 24. projects include Gwilt on Ledingham block, Dominion Elevator at third siding west of Shellmouth, and CN rail work. crop outlook steady with rains and hail causing damage in parts. several visits, a concert tour by Robert Meikle Concert Co, and local social notes accompany farm economics and road/weed control issues.
The list released Thursday includes names from Bin scorth and Russell. In Second Class Ethel Alen and Agnes Valens made the honor list with 1136 and 1166 marks. Granted Third on Second Class.
The humor list shows Opal Haddlestone, Ford, P R Leighton, and Edith McKay with marks 725 726 740. Other entries include Olga Clee Win Diamond Isabella Phizacklea Jeanie Houston and Della Kippan. Cora Clee J A Crerar Cameron Mc Leenan Christena McRostie and James Mitchell appear in Part I.
The Russell Club event produced many close matches across ladies and men singles and doubles before rain halted play on Saturday. Notable results include Miss E Lee, L Boulton, and McDermid advancing in multiple events with finals looming as Edmison and Foster faced scheduling moves. Local notes report Foxwarren football, carpenters building a house for Mrs Leckie, and Crewe baseball participation with Forsyth and Calhoun earning sprint and distance prizes.
In this district farmers report superb crops with no hail and ripening abundance. The season features berry picking as a fashionable pastime for the ladies amid a prosperous agricultural outlook.
Strathclair residents report Mrs. Malcolm Morrison critically ill with two doctors in attendance. The west end elevator changed hands and two new ores are going up. Raspberries and saskatoons show strong yields as crop prospects improve after recent rains. S.C. McDonald sold his half section to Ex Councillor Leitch for 7500 dollars. Mrs. Neil Grant of Fort William renews acquaintances before leaving town. A fine rains boosted hay crop prospects and a conference drew Elphinstone band members to the Birtle Industrial School. Presbyterian ladies host a lawn social for Foreign Missionary Society at the Ross home.
The Misses Lane of Birtle are guests of Mr and Mrs Robinson at Crosby Farm this week. Electric disturbances in the district last week have been very violent and caused crop damage in several cases.
The Craigie annual picnic drew a large crowd in ideal weather with a Russell versus Crosby Millwood combined team baseball match won by Millwood. Lightning damaged Thoresby Farm home causing light injuries to Mrs Storey and破. Later Binscarth club lost to Millwood on Millwood ground. Hostesses Brewster Lightheart Percy and J Bates served refreshments as visitors departed by moonlight.
Asessippi The Mises McNeeland of Tumbell and John Leavens of Foxwarren visited district friends this week. Mr and Mrs Leavens joined Miss Briggs at Fairview Farm Friday for a social guest gathering. A hail shower touched Ma Rochedale district Friday with no grain damage. About sixty guests attended the Fairview home of Mr and Mrs F and A E Briggs Friday evening to celebrate a new taro completion. Local talent provided music and the event closed with the Home Sweet Home waltz.
The Russell School District trustees announce that due to delays in completing a new school before winter, they will not seek ratepayer approval this year. The by law is withdrawn and no vote will be held on the 13th. Signed by T. A. Wright and M. Williams as local officials.
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