Shellmouth Flour and Grist Milling Company incorporation sought
Me Old Boys Sama taken from The Banmds Mine. Thos. C. Gerrard Jas. Gilchrist W. S. Wallace J. C. Langford D. Stewart A. Goodbun T. Peden and Neil McFadyen have applied for incorporation as the Shellmouth Flour and Grist Milling Company. By winning the final race A. Mc Nichol received the CCM bicycle trophy. 1 5 YEARS AGO-1906 teller in the Union Bank and leaves for Medicine Hat to take charge of a real estate office. N. Braenile has secured the contract for putting in the town Hating lent. The final league baseball game was won by Russell against Binworth by an 84 score. Pitchers were Argo for Binscorth and Matheson for Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. C. Gerrard
Jas. Gilchrist
W. S. Wallace
J. C. Langford
D. Stewart
A. Goodbun
T. Peden
Neil McFadyen
Shellmouth Flour and Grist Milling Company
A. Mc Nichol
Union Bank
Medicine Hat
Charg
N. Braenile
Russell
Binworth
Argo
Binscorth
Matheson
Presby church gifts and rink plans noted in old Aug issue
Ninety years ago the Presbyterian congregation honored Mr. Wm. Kelso and his two daughters with a purse and address before their departure to Brandon. Trustees planned a Silverton rink with D. Peddie and others on first board. Five years ago a Russell school term opened with teachers listed and a trotting race won by W Ferguson’s horse. Colonel Mullins bought the site of the burned Union Bank. A farewell social for Rev Nelson C. Smith and gifts from WA parishioners, Girls' Guild, Junior Auxiliary, and the Boys' Club clock to retiring president Mrs R. H. Boulton were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Kelso
Brandon
Silverton
D. Peddie
D.C. Stewart
PL. Hyde
H. B. Gray
Wm. McFerlane
Russell School
Trincipal Piewes
H. A. Bell
Nelson C. Smith
Girls’ Guild
R. H. Boulton
Reward Offered for Killing of Steer in Pasture
Ten years ago on August 20, 1931 an issue notes a $100 reward for information leading to the conviction of the person who killed a steer in a pasture north of town. L. J. Carr begins building on his Fedeliffe area farm and plans to expand into fox raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Carr
Fedeliffe
Flood rains ease drought in local district crops revive
Mears notes heavy rainfall brings relief from drought harming crops and gardens. Sudbury miner Matt Sawchuk returns home. Dance at Silver Beach attracts many youths with Mike Derlago and Mr Mrs Mike Kuzenko visiting Oakburn after Sunday drive. Shortage of farm labor felt. Argusville visitors Mr and Mrs Peter Sidoryk. Bill Derlago injured in fall from new house. Pete Kaban drills a well to 100 feet without finding water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Sawchuk
Sudbury
Silver Beach
Mike Derlago
Mike Kuzenko
Oakburn
Peter Sidoryk
Argusville
Bill Derlago
Pete Kaban
Tractor Tragedy Claim Farm Hand Mike Kozakowski
Mike Kozakowski a 17 year old farm hand at Alwyn Coulter's home died Saturday in Sacred Heart Hospital from injuries suffered Friday when he slipped from a tractor and his leg was crushed in a binder gears. He underwent amputation and died from shock. A native of Grandview Manitoba he was survived by his parents, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held Monday at Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kozakowski
Alwyn M Coulter
Sacredheart Hospital
Kozakowski
Grandview
Man
Sacred Heart Hospital
Lock
Dan Kozakowski
Sey
Angusville High School Exam Results and Local Updates
The Angusville examination results list Grade XII winners Violet Gallant Julia Hasiuk Bill Lechowicz Peter Luba Pauline Maz Olive Ukrainus and Adam Juice with certain pass marks. Grade XI shows several pass and marked students. Grade X includes Olive Dutchak Annie Sidoryk Olga Hasnik Pauline Mochko. Grade IX features Wilma Schaan Jim Walker Emily Luba and others with passes and marks. The Extension Service offers merit awards with camp stays for top students and a list of attendees from this year. Local visits include Miss Dorothy Grainger in Farowby Russell Miss Belle Wilson in Russell and trips by H Woodkey to Winnipeg. Induction service for Rev Robt Leighton held with participation from three congregations and a social lunch. Nathalia Mayowsky visited home. Wm McKay from Paulson Man visiting. Ted Lechowicz home on leave. Ted stationed at Shilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville High School
Biolet Gallant
Julia Hasiuk
Bill Lechowicz
Peter Luba
Pauline Maz
Olive Ukrainus
Adam Juice
Margaret Broadfoot
Fern Ferguson
Wanda Lechowicz
Stella Sidoryk
Adam Ukrainus
Olive Dutchak
Annie Sidoryk
Olga Hasnik
Pauline Mochko
Vivienne Mann
John Huta
Agnes Kasinuk
Wilma Schaan
Jim Walker
Emily Luba
Vera ‘Woroneski
Vernon Mushumanski
Ann Pomihichuk
Clear Lake Camp
Vera Woronecki
Annie Sedorik
Gladys Maz
Dorothy Grainger
Farowby
Russell
Belle Wilson
Gertrude Staples
H. Woodkey
Winnipeg
H. Davis
Carrot River
J. Mann
Davis and Son
Robt. Leighton
Angusville
Wm. Onions
Rossburn
James McNeill
Minniska
Silverton
Angussilie
Leighton
Nathalia Mayowsky
Wm. McKay
Paulson
Man
Ted Lechowicz
Cave
Ted
Shilo
Jas. Weir
Margaret Weir
Jno. Deegan
Jax. Weir Sr
Donnie
Gmr
Gordon Setter
Derbert
N.S
Lawrence McKay
RCE
Petawawa
Ont
Norquay
Sask
A. Fusty
Scotty Hansen
Jack Dawson
Sols
Jack Gibson
Asessippi
Kay Lorimer
Herb Lorimer
Shnider
Charlie
H. McDonald
Christina Robin
Rob. Dunn
Mildred
Beatrice
Hartley McDonald
Lorrane
Janice
McDonald
Bernie Woodkey
Fred Woodkey
Joan Armstrong
Lake ‘of the Woods
Rena Hamilton
Gilbert Plalins
C. J. Crawford
Births and local agrarian notes from Twin Brac
Twin Brac congratulates Mr and Mrs Nick Bordian on the birth of a son named Joseph and Mr and Mrs Geo Geruliuk on the birth of a daughter. The report also notes cutting conditions and grain quality with wheat a good stand but low grade, orts and barley poor. Julius Zimmer of Endclitte visited brother John on Sunday. Tack Robertson sold his threshing machine to Oscar Laycock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Bordian
Joseph
Geo
Geruliuk
Fulius Zimmer
Endclitte
John
Tack Robertson
Oscar Laycock
Weekend visits and hometown news from Weir and area
Neighbors from Winnipeg and nearby towns are noted visiting at the Weir and Jax home. Several residents plan moves or trips to camps, schools, or cities like Winnipeg and Brandon. Local families and
Ladies Aid and WMS Meet At Mrs Felliday Home
The WMS conducted a Wednesday gathering at Mrs V Felliday’s home with scripture readings prayers and a paper on Christian Stewardship by Mrs Miller. The group planned a song service for the last Sunday in August and noted Red Cross quilts donated with more ready for tilting. Visitors welcomed and the next meeting set for Mrs W Stitt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Ladies’ Aid
V Felliday
Breakey
Albymm
T. O. Miller
W. Stitt
Red Cross
Heather McIntyre
Russ- Siepeel
D. McIntyre
Local Social Notes From Harrowby and Surrounding Areas
Harrowby Mr and Mrs Angus Bennett drove to Makaroff on Sunday. Miss Lillian Davies returned home Saturday after a month in Newdorf Sask. CASF members Dave Scobie Cameron Collin Ea Dilts spent weekend at home. Ed Scott and Jeannie Invermay visited Mr R Walker. Dorothy Grainger An Susville visited Mr and Mrs N Cronk. Mary Dilts returned to Maryfield midweek after two weeks at home. Elmo Carter Brandon visits at Mr Robt Walker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Bennett
Makaroff
Lillian Davies
Newdorf
Sask
Dave Scobie
Cameron Collin
Ea. Dilts
CASF
Ed. Scott
Jeannie
Invermay
R. Walker
Dorothy Grainger
An Susville
N. Cronk
Mary Dilts
Maryfield
Elmo Carter
Brandon
Robt. Walker
Ruth Muller Rita McIntyre Extend Camping Vacation
Wilma Alexander enjoyed a quiet vacation camping at Arrow Lake. The notice mentions Ruth Muller and Rita McIntyrea1 in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Muller
Rita
Flames Destroy Wheat Crop at Milton McLennan Farm
A Thursday fire destroyed 35 acres of wheat at Milton McLennan's fields. The blaze, sparked by a cigarette while McLennan and hired man Brett Heise repaired a binder, spread quickly aided by a brisk wind. The crop stood at about 25 bushels per acre before burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton McLennan
Mr. McLennan
Brett Heise
Editor Heads to Quebec for Weekly Papers Convention
The Banner editor travels to Quebec August 4 15 and 16 for the Canadian Weekly News Papers Association convention. He aims to gain insights from top publishers, improve service to readers, and return with new problem solving ideas. Travel is funded by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Weekly News Papers Association
Canada
Quebec
Dominion Wd Talking Shop
Russell
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Lakes
Canadian National
Canadian
Proden-Nahirniak wedding at Oakburn Catholic church
Margaret Nahirniak and Thomas Proden wed August 3 in Oakburn Manitoba with Rev. Fisher K. Latoski officiating. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms. bridesmaid Pauline Nahirniak and cousin Paul Sotos attended. After a reception, the couple left for Winnipeg and Gesalaton Ontario to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proden-Nahirniak
Oakburn Catholic
Margaret
Andrew Nahirniak
Russell
Man
Thomas Proden
Fort William
Ont
Fisher K. Latoski
Oakburn
Pauline Nahirniak
Paul Sotos
Birdtail
Bridgeroom
Wiliam
Michalchuk
Proden
Winnipeg
Kenora
Points
Gesalaton
Ontario
Christ Church Sunday Service Notice
Christ Church announces a Sunday service on August 17 at 7 pm conducted by Rev. Harvey Makle. The event invites parishioners and local residents to attend the evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Harvey Makle
Yeast Cakes Contest Reward and Wartime Letters
Marcelle Leifer wins a 4.00 prize for praising a yeast cake brand in a recent contest. A letter from Harley Anderson in England includes a poem praising Islanders and British resolve, praising wartime unity and condemning Nazi foe power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelle Leifer
Marcelle
Red Cross Notes Waffle Sale Aids Britain Garment Fund
The Red Cross notes a profit of 40 dollars from seven nights of waffle sales aimed at reaching an 80 dollar goal to fund garments for civilian defense workers in Great Britain. The Russell Red Cross Society plans wool, tweed suits, sweaters, shirts, slacks, quilts and cash donations delivered promptly through Mrs. Effie Thom to aid cold weather needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waffie
Great Britain
Navy
Russell Red Cross Society
Effie Thom
Britain
New foundation completed for local pool elevator
Ed Ryberg and his gang of ten finished a cement foundation under the pool elevator. When construction began the elevator held 16000 bushels of wheat, and some grain was removed during the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryberg
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Banmds
Mears
Robert Shaw
Indian Head
B. McDonald
W. Sharrett
Marvin
Mitchell
Regina
McMillan
Kennedy
Russell Eason
Robi. Peden
A. Palmer
C. Barlow
Gladstone
Parmalee
Dorothy Doke
Peter Bebachuk
Kwane
Toronto
Blaskiewicz
Cpl. Elcock
R.C.M.P
Harrowby
Germany
Hamburg
Harley Anderson
England
Aemming
Harley
Hitler
Cain
God
Ors
Red
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