Russell Manitoba Weekly The Banner Publication Note
The Banner from Russell Manitoba is issued every Thursday from the office on Main Street. Cost is one dollar for a four year subscription. Publisher is Advano Joseph Mo Tyre.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
The Banner from Russell Manitoba is issued every Thursday from the office on Main Street. Cost is one dollar for a four year subscription. Publisher is Advano Joseph Mo Tyre.
The late Caleb Parker died at Shoal Lake last Saturday born in 1844 in England and educated in Scotland and England. He served circuits worldwide then Nova Scotia at 24, Manitoba Grace Church Winnipeg and Prince Albert at outbreak of rebellion, later Ontario congregations Bowmanville Campbellford Napanee Norwood and Holylea Manitoba. He moved to Shoal Lake Oct 1 as pastor amid public safety notices on electrical decorations and fire risks.
Final arrangements set for the Grain Growers Ottawa trip with regular winter excursion tickets. A special train leaves Winnipeg December 12 reaching Ottawa December 14, followed by a delegates conference on December 15 and a meeting with Government on December 16. Sleeper and tourist cars compose the excursion train, though not mandatory for all delegates.
A Winnipeg notice warns holiday displays pose fire risk across cities and towns in the province. Officials urge caution and the use of preventive measures to avoid fires during festive lighting and decorations.
Dropmore residents report Mrs. Craig and family departed for Togo. A daughter was welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward at Bors on the Léth inst. Mr. Clark plans to try his luck in Winnipeg. Sergeant’s departure saddens locals. Bob Hunt returns after threshing. A rifle shoot gathering ended pleasantly with songs by Mr. D. Goodbun and Mr. Joslyn and speeches by Mr. Stewart of Shellavouth.
A memorial valued at $10,000 is to be erected near Winnipeg to honor Lord Selkirk. The tribute will be built as a lasting acknowledgment of his role in regional settlement and the area’s history.
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