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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

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Monument unveiling attracts wide local turnout and flowers

The monument unveiling on Thursday May 29 drew strong attendance from Castie Avery Dropmore Silverton and Russell with flowers from local and distant supporters. Rev H P Barrett Dauphin praised the boys at the stone and Mrs H J Tewjon led the service. A summer show last Friday was highly successful and a fuller report with a list will appear next week.

Castieavery Dropmore Silverton Russell H P. Barrett Dauphin H. J. Tewjon

Ten Cent Tea Planned on Birnie's Lawn This Saturday

A ten cent tea will be held on Birnie's lawn on Saturday August 14. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Birnie

Garden Party Postponed by Rain at Burgess Grove

The Garden Party moved to Friday afternoon under Ladies Aid auspices at Burgess Grove. A man calling himself Williams is sought by police across the line after fleeing with a new Ford runabout he bought locally. He was traced to Brandon where pursuit stalled. He faces eventual capture as authorities continue the search.

Burgess’ Grove Ladies Aid Williams Brandon

Council Meeting at Siverta Convened in August Session

The Silver Creek council met at Siverta on August Tth with all members present. Reeve was vacant and Councillor Dunn chaired. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted.

Siverta Mombers Dunn

Relief from Taxation approved under Soldiers Act at N E B 23 19 27

Council approves relief for N E B 23 19 27 under the Soldiers Relief from Taxation Act and notes a payment of 87.23. A Rural Portage La Prairie request to repeal the Act led to appointing the Tax Commission and directing the Assessor to cease work. By laws 300 1 2 pass and tax rates fixed at 21 mills. Various disbursements: Silver Creek School rent 3.00 Victoria Hospital Wps Hayward 3.56 W Mun News assess supplies 76.23 James Minshull 2.15 H Cochrane 15.00 Angus McLeod road rent 10.00. Account of John McKinnon referred to Solicitor. Next meeting at Angusville Sept ABT. W McKay Clerk Act Reeve

N. EB Portage la Prairie Tax Commission Silver Creek McKay Victoria Hospial

Christ Church Services Honor Loyal Congregation

Despite intense heat last Sunday Te Church drew a large turnout for Holy Communion Morning Prayer and Evensong. The note praises the devotion of worshippers and urges a special effort to attend one service next Sunday.

Police Magistrate hands down a busy week of fines

The police magistrate Mr A R Callin dealt with several cases this week. P Stevesekey paid 10.00 for assault and heating Mike Nabnaida. Simpson of Robin fined 5.00 for speeding. Fred Kleon Alex Sodorie and Henry Barrie of Angusville fined 5.00 for public health act breaches and for removing placards from doors. Ceo Milashinsky of Boulton Municipality fined 200 for beating Mike Romcuk.

A. R. Callin P. Stevesekey Mike Nabnaida Simpson Robin Fim Fred Kleon Alex Sodorie Henry Barrie Angusville Milashinsky Boulton Municipality Mike Rom‘cuk Bekon Maiciae Ee Coetceen

Decoration Day Observed in Gttingly with Memorial Service

The town held Decoration Day on Sunday marking the Amiens battle anniversary. A procession toured Main Street to the Union Bank corner and past the Queen’s Hotel to the Post Office and D’Arcy Baker and Edward Brown memorial. Wreaths were laid, prayers offered, and a choir accompanied by organ and strings. About 400 people attended despite heat, with plans for an annual ceremony and a permanent town memorial. The event honored local veterans and included a lengthy list of names for the memorial. A lawn social on Aug 17 with a 25c charge was announced to support the United Farmers Association.

Amiens Boulton Scouts Sons of England, Oddfellows Citizens Main St Union Bank Queen's Hotel D'Arcy Baker Edward Brown L. C. Boulton Mr. Heltyar F. H. Davenport Cope Park Cookman Marquis Innet Hla Werson John Arnott Sydney F Allen W. H. Allbright G N. Allbright Leonard Burley James P. Bell Russell H. Boulton Herbert Brumimage Chas A. Ballard Ernest Pray George Brown William Bryant George Bradshaw R. Bryer Harry F. Cone Anthony 1 Cone Robert L. Cummings Kenneth Clark Lieve Charles John L Clark Nelson Day'daon Robert Davidson Durant Arthur Doig Harald Dougas William Farle Albert E United Farmers Association R. J. Coulter Mias L. A Keating Mc.Kay India

Silverton Local News Briefs From Keaton to Coal Talks

Miss Lily Ann Keat es test for New Dawn Monday morning. An addition to the sidewalk was laid last week and part of the town alleys gravelled. Mr Frank Allen Sr has the contract. The Misses Kennedy from the West visiting at their home for a short time. Mr Walter Dunlop and party visited the district last week. The telephone installed in the Station House. The agent seeks talks with local businesses. Staines of the Social Service Council preached on social evils. The W G G Association met to transact business. They plan to handle apples this fall with deliveries by November 16. The coal question was discussed and efforts to secure hard coal were noted.

Lily Ann Keat WE. Keating Frank Allen Kennedy Weet Walter Dunlop Busler West Staines Social Service Councel Minniska Silverton W. G. G. Association Silver Beach Angusville Smellie R. C Smellie J. McIntyre Hazel Callin Peggie Tod Sandy Lake Arthur Astbury W. Dunlop Vanguard Sagk J. B. Thom Tra‘t. B.C C. W W. Thom Rochester Clin Fortage la Prairie Dr. Baker V. S Tom Sask Visit'ne Russell N'S R. Worthington Miss Worthington J. S. Warrington Wnnipeg Minshull B McDougall Margo Swan R'ver Geo_Phizacklea Reev Sver Creek Binscarth Howard McDermid Deaf and Dumb Institute Winnipeg Fox Lake Ont McDermid Anguaville Uszell Winn‘ Eg Assinboia Salt‘oats, Sask Lodge Queen of the West Tuneoll Russell Lodge Sliver Creek

Local items from Russell and district

Miss Pear Strong leaves for Winnipeg to take Normal training. Mr R G Brown opens a harness shop on Main Street. Mr Wm Grey sells his vulcanizing plant to Mr Wilkie of Russell and returns to Selsgirth. The British American Elevator Co erects a coal shed opposite the C N R. Altman brings a new bride from Winnipeg. Rachael McKinnon of Shoal Lake visits home then returns. Union Church changes ministers again. Rebirth Riddell moves to Beulah. Rev Woods takes over. Silver Beach touted as fading. Stewart’s Lake praised as superior. Chautauqua success with D Wm Rader, Minakanchi, and Serbia orchestra. Many social notices, funerals, illnesses, and local business updates throughout. The Chautauqua finishes. preparations for next year begin.

Pear Strong Winnipeg R.G Brown Main Street Wm. Grey Wilkie Russell Grey Selsgirth C. N. R. den Altman Innipeg Rachael McKinnon Shoal Lake Union Church Rebir. R'ddell Beulah Woods A. Menbic Duxhan Monozie Queen's Hotel Rossburn Silver Beach Stewart's Lake Surdar Church Wilson Weenhaa King George Hotel Y'S D. Wm. Rader R Minakanchi Liberty Brieht S'X Serbia

Successful Candidates From Recent Examinations

The list shows Grade XI Ena Bowles Muriel Cammidge Jessie Tod Geom Gladys Bell Geom Maude Cope Alg. Grade X Combined Evan Plewes Honors Bernice Currie Br Hist Fudith Coultis Arith Myrtle nee Arith Adeline Stevens Agit Grade X Teachers Grace Allen Sp Lucinda Davidson Geog Grade IX Teachers Myrtle Calvert Wilfred Morris Grade IX Combined Enid Nelson Vera Man Arnie Ledingham Muriel Clee Edith DaPid Normaine Lorena Forrest Alice Bates McKay Kathleen Maher Grade IX Matriculation Melvin Setter Bartley Carmichael.

Ena Bowles Muriel Cammidge Jessie Tod Gladys Bell Maude Cope Evan Plewes Bernice Currie Fudith Coultis Myrtle Nee Adeline Stevens Grace Allen Lucinda Davidson Myrtle Calvert Wilfred Morris Comb'ned Enid Nelson Vera Man Arnie Ledingham Muriel Clee Edith DaPid Normaine Lorena. Forrest Alice Bates McKay Kathleen Maher Melvin Setter Bartley Carmichael

Town Minutes Approve Sidewalk Grants and Finances

The council adopts the last meeting minutes. It grants sidewalk petitions on Mountain Ave west of Westbourne St, Pelly Ave east of Westbourne to Assiniboine, and south side of Bourne east of Mountain Ave. It approves accounts totaling several sums, accepts H Payne’s concrete sidewalk tender, and authorizes C N R liaison for gravel pit access at Shellmouth for town sidewalks.

Mountain Ave Westbourne St Pelly Ave Westbourne Assiniboine Aioc Ce.nt Sane Bourne Besks Patmore Nursery Rove H. Payne Shellmouth

Girls Baseball Exhibition Set for Russell August 13

The American Athletic Girls Base Ball Club, a novelty act, travels from Chicago for a tour to face local boys on the home diamond at Russell on August 13 at 4 pm. The athletic girls boast skill and organization, promising a strong challenge to semi pro teams and drawing a large crowd seeking a real girls ball club in action.

American Athletic Girls Russell Chicago Canada Northwest

Local War Fatalities and Anglican Church Service

Obituaries list multiple men killed in action with dates in Aug 1917 and Aug 1918. Names include Albert Newman Kenneth Clark Sidney Allen Harold Douglas Edward Seebach James M Wallace and others. An Anglican Church service at the School House next Sunday at 3 pm will feature a sermon on Church Union from the Anglican Viewpoint.

Albert Newman Ohn Tennant Kenneth Clark William Simms Russell Boulton Sidney E. Allen Harold Douglas Edward Seebach James M Wallace R.J.P

St Cuthbert Church Services on August 22 by Rev Davenport

Services at St Cuthbert's Church are to be conducted by Rev F H Davenport on Sunday August 22 at 11 am and 7 39 pm. The report notes Java as the most densely populated land with an estimated 700 people per square mile.

St. Cuthbert’s Church F. H. Davenport Java Ita

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Department OF Customs and Inland Revenue T. H. Verner Inland Revenue G. E. Swallow W. McKay Reeve Christ Church Wiliam L. Johnson Arthur Johnson Charles Lee Spencer H. Lewis Trailar George C. Murdock John W Mc. Andrew M McDonald Roy McFadyen Alex McFadyen John Thompson A. H Teulon Albert Thickett John Tennant E G Tyrell Henry Wadland James S Wallace Willam D. Watson Willam Woods Dev'd Williams Albert Wire Frank White Rial Banner Bookstore Banner J. Peddie Graham Tench Japan Gladys Enright Winnipes Milton Setter Mrs. Teulon Vancouver Jean Gray The Russell Post Waymont Jas Rea Maud Roberts Ethel Charles Terence Cope Londonderry Ee Rea Alexandre S'mms Harry Anthrope Lionel Charles Compena McLennan Anthony ‘Ope Chautauqua Enterprise Memoriam
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