Rutherford Bros Near Completion of Silver Creek Granary
Silver Creek notes report Rutherford Bros. nearly complete on their stew granary. Lily Keating recovering from illness. Jack Anderson (D. M. Stewart’s farm) busy cutting his mammoth crep and predicts fortune this year. James Anderson finished new house except painting. Mrs. John Hammond returns home after five weeks in Creeford and Neepawa. Donald McKenzie passes university entrance exams in Hamilton, sending congratulations. Adel adds to his house. Jack Muir yields fine wild rye grass. Wallace Watson to leave Silver Creek for St. Mary's School duties.
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Rutherford Bros
Lily Keating
Jack Anderson
D. M. Stewart
Jack
James Anderson
Verdant Hill
John Hammond
Creeford
Neepawa
Donald McKenzie
Silver Creek School
Hamilton
Ont
Wis
Adel
Jack Muir
Wallace Watson
St. Mary's School
Silver Creek
Threshing outfit arrives as local farmers form new company
W Burgess sold his cone ont crop to a West man and cutting begins this week. A local company forms to bring in a first class threshing outfit with a 25 hp engine, up to date separator, straw blower and grain weigher. A. McDonagh, J I Case agent at Russell, arranged the purchase. The crew expects steady work as demand rises and many applicants are turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burgess
O. Seebach
A. McDonagh
J. I. Case
Russell
Local Notes From Londonderry and Nearby Farms
Mr Simms on sick list Archie McDougall visited Thomas Jackson last Tuesday John Moon and Robi McCallum in the vicinity Sunday Mr and Mrs James Jackson visiting his brother Thomas Jackson foundation of G Cartwrights barn praised by builder Goodbun Bros Castleavery cattle shipment planned Friday Thomas Jacksons colt stands 15 hands weighs 1100 lbs and girths over 6 ft colt born May 1966 Wolves bold taking fowl in daylight Simms loses most poultry leaving two remaining to start next year poultry project
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Mr. Simms
Archie McDougall
Thomas Jackson
John Moon
Robi. McCallum
James Jackson
Thomas, Jackson
Goodbun Bros
Castleavery
Thomas Simms
Brighside Notes on Recoveries and Local Incidents
Mr George Temple is rapidly recovering from illness. Miss Isabella Moore visited Mr James Rea's in Minniska last Sunday. While wheeling into church Mr James Rea had a narrow escape when Mr John Rea's horse stopped abruptly, injuring Jimmie. A local resident questions Brighside's English birth reputation. Mr T McNeil broke a front leg on a trip and expects a season's layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Temple
Isabella Moore
James Rea
Minniska
John Rea
Jimmie
Brightside
Mr. T. McNeil
Birtle 600 light acetylene plant eyed for town
Local notes report Birtle town council plans to install a 600 light acetylene gas plant. The piece covers population figures, regional happenings, and multiple local events including a Russell football trip, school board moves, and upcoming races at Shoal Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
Community Notes From Boulton and Surroundings
Maynés Boullton of Russell visits Mr. McDonald's while Mr. McCray of Brace County Ontario visits Mrs. Smith. Fine weather brings harvest to peak as wheat cuts proceed. Miss Barnsdale plans to return to Ontario after holidays with Miss Patterson. Sunday school begins at Boulton school with Mrs. Harvey and Miss M. Smith teaching. W. J. Patterson remains on sick list but hopes for a quick return.
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Miss Maynés
Russell
R. McDonald
Mr. McCray
Brace County
Ontario
Mrs. Smith
Miss Barnsdale
Miss Patterson
Boulton School
Millionaire Samuel Strong Shot At Cripple Creek
A mob attempted lynching of a New York motorman after his car killed a girl. Winnipeg to inspect western lands hosts Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Indian Territory farmers. Manitoba appoints a commission to study establishing an agricultural college with Rev Principal Pat Aikens and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Strong
Cripple Creek
Col
New York
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Winnipeg
Province of
Manitoba
Pata
Hackett to race Pearson at Rat Portage on September 7
A race has been arranged between Hackett and Pearson at Rat Portage scheduled for September 7, with local interest predicted as a notable event in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett
Pearson
Rat Portage
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Londonderry
G. Cartwright
S J. L. Clark
V.S
John Lawther Jr
Grand View
Walter Gordon
South Africa
Miss Hart
Professor Hart
Manitoba College
A. R. Tingley
Minnedosa
Mr. Mickle
Shamrocks
E. R. Bartlett
Barnardo
St. Mary’s
Arthur Bryant
Jas. Keating
Yorkton
H. A. Mullins
R. Albright
Messrs
Anderson
Albright and Bailey
Hodson
Forwarren
J. Fraser
Shoal Lake
Presbyterian Church
Beaver Hills
Saskatchewan
Massey-Harris Co
D. P. Clarke
Boissevain
Mulvery
Dufferin
Lemon Bros
Pan-American Circus
Hamiota Herald
British Columbia
Yukon
Juneau
T. G. Morgan
Ross
Governor Ross
Child
Lord Nelson
Nicholas Bacon
Nicholas
Bacon
C. Horton
Department of Interior
Ottawa
Montreal
Wmn
Featherstone
New Jersey
Great Standard Oil Company
Oil Company
MacDermott
Hugh John MacDermott
Clifford Sifton MacDermott
Boulton
W. J. Patterson
W. F. Luxton
Jas. Penrose
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