Northwestern Manitoba Odd Fellows Meet At Binscarth
The Northwestern Manitoba district gathering of the Odd Fellows at Binscarth drew strong attendance from Shoal Lake Birtle Bimcarth insects and Rossburn though rain kept Rossburn away. District Deputy Pratt presided with Grand Wardens Smalley and Whelan speaking on lodge growth and the return of activity. A Winnipeg degree team visit to Foxwarren on Thanksgiving night was planned along with a banquet hosted by the Rebekahs.
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Manitoba
Binecarth
Shoal Lake
Birtle
Bimacarth
Insects
Rossburn
Pratt
Smalley
Whelan
Gilbert Pisins
Winnipeg
Foxwarren
Hebekahs
Binscarth
D. McGilvray
N. Brandie
Middieton
Oddfellows’ Home
Lewarion
Rebekahs
N R. Park
J . Warrington
McLean
Oddfellows Lodge
Germany
Cina
Sweden
Austria
Maine
Mr. Middleton
Christ Church Notes Holy Communion at Evenson
Next Sunday the twelfth after Trinity there will be Holy Communion at Christ Church Evenson at 7 p.m.
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Evenson
Winnipeg Returners and Visitors Among local residents
Mrs Fraser sister in law of Mrs Ferguson returned to Winnipeg after two weeks with Mrs Ferguson. Ewart Beirnes son of Mr and Mrs Beirnes visits. he works as an accountant in the Bank of Toronto at Compeer Alberta. Rosslyn Young of Yorkton visits mother before returning to Yorkton after diphtheria. Mr and Mrs J Boyd Morrison of Hamiota visit Rossburn. Morrison now district school inspector replacing Belton. Nellie Stinson of Stonewall Manitoba visits Mrs Jessie McKee. McKee and Cassie McKee and Hazel recently returned from a Vancouver trip with Dr Boyd McKee.
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Fraser
G. Ferguson
Winnipeg
Ferguson
Ewart Beirnes
J. W. Beirnes
Ewart
Bank of Toronto
Compeer
Alta
Rosslyn Young
Yorkton
J. Boyd Morrison
Hamiota
Rossburn
Morrison
Belton
Nellie Stinson
Stonewalll Man
Jessie McKee
McKee
Cassie McKee
Hazel
Vancouver
Boyd McKee
Community Exhibition Draws Adults and Children
William Brown hosted a Union Sunday School annual event with a good turnout despite weather. Activities included sports, a meal, and happy remarks. Mr and Mrs J Hammond Irwin moved into the recently vacated house of the Wussett family. Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Society held a monthly meeting at Mrs J Tastor's home with sixteen members and four visitors.
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William Brown
Union Sunday School
J. Hammond Irwin
C. B. J‘ussett
School Board Sees New Hire and Expansion Progress
Miss Melba Ross accepts a post with the Clifford School Board. Miss Jean Anderson, training at General Hospital Winnipeg, visits her parents. Construction on the school addition proceeds with a expected completion by Sept 3. Rev Horne from Silverton fills Union Church pulpit. Angusville school reports nine entrants with all successful. grade nine had twelve entrants with seven passing clear and five with one suspension. Grade ten had five entrants with three successful, one clear and one with a suspension in spelling.
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Angusville
Melba Ross
Clifford School
Jean Anderson
General Hospital
Winnipeg
Horne
Silverton
Union Church
Community
Angusville School Examination Results
Grade VI Honors Dorothy R Hayes. Pass Albert A Angus Francis Opal Angus Nettie Angus Margaret Grainger Walter W McMillan Andrew Opaski Howard Staples Bessie Chaytor. Grade IX Pass Evelyn Chittick Dorothy Grainger Gertrude Staples Les le Grey Kelvin Saunders. Grade X Honors George Minshull ine Pritchard Rodney Reid.
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Dorothy R. Hayes
Albert A. Angus
Francis Opal Angus
Nettie Angus
Margaret Grainger
Walter W. McMillan
Andrew Opaski
Howard Staples
Bessie Chaytor
Evelyn Chittick
Dorothy Grainger
Gertrude Staples
Lesle Grey
Kelvin Saunders
George Minshulline Pritchard
Rodney Reid
The Late John Broadfoot Passes Away in Silverton
The deceased, John Broadfoot, long resident of the area, died Friday. Born near Tucker Smith in 81 years ago, he moved west in 1879 with his family, first settling at Ossburn then at his final home. Funeral was held Monday at Silverton Cemetery with services by R. Hamilton and Rev. Saunders. Survived by several children including Mrs.
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Rye Geath
Nzusville
Olin Groadfoot
St Broadfoot
Tuckersmith
Sim
Fort ‘Iarry
Fort ' Nice
Lewi
Iossburn
Broadfoot
Silverton
R. Hamilton
Mr. Saunders
Messrs. J. Nickel
R. Mulligan
W. Angus
J. Forrest
J. A. McDonald
J. Gerrand
Handy One-Pound Packages Invites Quick Orders
One pound packages available now for fast purchase. Order today to save with bulk sizing and convenient bags suitable for immediate use.
Notable Obituary Fragments Mention Broadfoot and Relatives
Fragmentary notice mentions Broadfom death 21 years ago and lists David John Mrs. Simpson Dr. Broadfoot Quent.oe een Mrs. J. Forsyth Wateon and Ed as associated names in a memorial context.
Picture show and community events in Binscarth update
The nn Hall hosts a Friday picture show while staff nurse Fitch of St. Boniface Hospital returns Thursday night. Local residents include Miss Army Arbuckle, Hugh Baird, and Ina Macon with Margaret Johnston renewing acquaintances. Rev Mr and Mrs Hunter and daughter Annette left Tuesday. Community Tennis Courts urged to sell tickets for season through freeze-up. The large district I.C.C.F. meeting Monday night drew over eighty members from Shoal Lake, Birtle, Foxwarren and Russell with Grand Master Smalley of Winnipeg and Grand Warden Whelon of Dauphin attendance, ending with a banquet at the Community Hall joined by the Rebekahs.
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Fitch@r
St. Boniface Hospital
Army Arbuckle
Hugh Baird
Ina Macon
Margaret Johnston
Hunter
Annette
Tenris
1.C.C.F
Binscarth
Royston WI July Meeting At Mrs Armstrongs Home
The Royston Women's Institute held its July meeting at Mrs. Harry Armstrongs home with many members and visitors in attendance. After business, attendees enjoyed social time and music, followed by a bountiful tea. The next meeting is set for Mrs. T. McNeils home on Wednesday August 22.
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Royston Women's Institute
Harry Armstroney
Armstrong
T. McNeil
Sandy Lake weekend guests and cottage occupancy noted
Mrs. C W Thom of Russell and Miss Thom of Kamloops stayed at Cherie-O cottage at Sandy Lake as guests of Mrs. J Mc Intyrey. Mr H Bell visited with his family at Sandy Lake. Many cottages on the beach are filled by Russellites including the Park and family and Mrs Goodbun among others. Mea Murches fell ill Sunday and was taken home by train Wednesday. she is reported improving.
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David Dean
David Dunn
Joe
Jack
Watt
Tim
William
Harvey McLennan
Geo. Mc- Lem
Jim McLeod
Regina
Henry Cochrane
Sam Hackman
Chae. McDonald
J. J. Patterson
Robert McKrostie
Nieler
E Nieler
Robt. Halliday
Cordon Stainer
Dunn
Mills
Russell
Fontaine
J. Anderson
Waldman
Angueville
Sutherlan
Foxwarren
Peisner
Robertson
Birdtail
Hembroff
C. W. Thom
Thom
Kamloops
Sandy Lake
J. McIntyrey
H. Bell
Russellites
Park
Pratt
Goodbun
deBalinhard
L. Roberts
Clee
Union Church Notes Services And Choir Practice
Union Church announces next Sabbath services with morning worship at 11 and evening at 7. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class include a lesson on Stephen the first Christian martyr and a sermon on the message of the Book of Jonah. Senior choir practice resumes Thursday evening after vacation. First church year quarter ends. envelope subscribers reminded.
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Stephen the First
Shellmouth Council Minutes Record August Meeting Actions
The Shellmouth council met at Dropmore on August 4. Minutes from the prior meeting were adopted. Grants and land deals were discussed including a $100 grant from the Manitoba Social Hygiene Association and a $50 per acre offer for two acres for a municipal gravel pit. The Russell Council approval of $350 for shared boundary work through 1922 was accepted. Delegates were named to negotiate road drain specifics with Churchbridge Municipality. Wallace’s revision of the Assessment Roll was accepted. An additional appropriation of $250 was approved and standard indemnities authorized. GEO. HUNT, Secy Treas.
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Dropmore
Manitoba Social Hygiene Association
F. Johnston
Russell Council
Boundary
Bryant
Churchbridge
Twins and a few newborns announced in Russell area
CUSITAR At Russell on Aug 14 to Mr and Mrs D Cusitar twins weore. McKINNON At Russell on Aug 4 to Mr and Mrs J A McKinnon a son. BAGNALL At Millwood to Mr and Mrs Geo Bagnall twins son and daughter. PESCOTT At Russell to Mr and Mrs J Pestott a son.
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Cusitar
Russell
Mrs. D. Cusitar
Bagnall
Millwood
Pescott
J. Pestott
Telephone era mocked in small town dispatches
A varied town page reports people leaving for work on CPR construction and pulp mills, visits by relatives, highway and weather notes, elk sightings, a fatal Vancouver death, and a push to improve roads before liquor law changes. Fire bells sound, and local business ads urge Printers’ Ink advertising.
Church Service Schedule at Ensland Parish
The church announces a morning service at 9:30 a.m. with a Frayer service, followed by a Dropmore Service at 3 p.m. and an Endcliffe Service at 7:30 p.m. The schedule lists locations Sheilmouth Chickens and Dropmore.
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Church of Ensland
Sheilmouth
Dropmore
Endcliffe
Trinity Church Service for Next Sunday at 3 P M
A service will be held at Trinity Church next Sunday at 3 p m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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John Barleycorn
Trinity Church
Russell Annual Open Tennis Tournament Details
The Russell Annual Open Tennis Tournament will run August 21 to 25. Entry fee is 6 cents per player per event. Entries should be handed to the Secretary as soon as possible, with further details obtainable from him.
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Russell
New School Books for the Coming Term
The Banner Bookstore lists grade by grade book sets including grade 2 Canadian Reader Canadian Speller and drawing books, grade 4 readers and arithmetic, grade 5 6 8 and beyond with World Relations and England’s Story, and high school texts like Macbeth and Dominion geometry. A fine stock of pencils scribblers erasers chalk foolscap and notebooks for school opening is also available.
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Manitoba
England
Lang
Venice
Evangeline
Dominion High School
Western Canada
McCauley’s
Ballantrae
British Empire
Banner
Argentine swimmer completes English Channel crossing
An Argentine swimmer crossed the English Channel from France to Dover in 16 hours and 33 minutes, a notable endurance achievement reported amid other travel and transport notes. The item sits among a string of wartime era updates on pensions, liquor orders, and western Canadian agricultural cooperation efforts.
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English Channel
France
Dover
Board of Pensions Commissioners
Dominion Veterans Alliance
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