Stirling School November Attendance Report
November teaching days set at 22 with 411 total days. Attendance tallies include Minnie Mitchell 17, George Mitchell 20, James Mitchell 22, May Hornsby 22, Clara Hornsby 22, Marjory Mitchell 22, Willie Hornsby 22, Henry Cranwell 22, Florence Knight 16, Louis Hornsby 22, David Mitchell 22, Tommy Watson 21, L McDonald 32, Malcolm McDonald 22, Arthur Cranwell 22, Fred Knight 16, Duncan McDonald 22, David Watson 21, Tommy Kelso 20, Dorothy Knight 16. Average attendance 20.55. Miss L. M. Linklater, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mitchell
Dave, Jr
George Mitchell
James Mitchell
May Hornsby
Clara Hornsby
Marjory Mitchell
Willie Hornsby
Henry Cranwell
Florence Knight
Louis Hornsby
David, Mitchell
Tommy Watson
L. McDonald
Malcolm McDonald
Londonderry School November Report Highlights Attendance
The Londonderry school notes November results across grades with student names and ages, including Mabel Rea 21 and Stanley Rea 22, and attendance around 22 days. Local clergy visits and community events are listed, along with Dr. Kippen’s arrival and the skating rink caretaking update.
Boulton School November Report and Merit Names
The Boulton School November report shows 35 pupils enrolled with an average attendance of 17. Third Class honors go to Hardy Lennard. Grade VII lists Irene and Harry Armstrong, Grade VI includes Myrtie Armstrong and Will Lennard, Grade IV includes Carrie Hope Raymond Armstrong Rose Clement Mable Clement Lucy Fields Reg gie Bauer. Grade II has Florence Cameron oe Lennard Louis Muir Reggie ields. Grade I includes Natalie Burgomeister Lizzie Burgomeister. Grade 1 lists Howard Armstrong Aildred Lennard Lizzie Leiske Fred Leiske Fred Wudke Lydia Wudke Annie Burgomeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Lennard
Irene Armstrong
Harry Armstrong
Myrtie Armstrong
Will Lennard
Mildred Hope
Charles Jenee
Garnet Stevens
Frank Fields
Harrison Muir
Carrie Hope
Raymond Armstrong
Rose Clement
Mable Clement
Lucy Fields
Reggie Bauer
Florence Cameron
Oe Lennard
Louis Muir
Reggie Ields
Natalie Burgomeister
Lizzie Burgomeister
Howard Armstrong
Aildred Lennard
Lizzie Leiske
Fred Leiske
Fred Wudke
Lydia Wudke
Annie Burgomeister
Threshing done. river bridge opens. post office woes linger
Castleavery reports threshing finished and a near complete season. The river bridge is finished enabling wheat to move to Roblin, ten miles closer. The local post office remains closed, forcing settlers to travel to Tumbell or Shellmouth. A hunting party from the area reports scarce game near Zorra and a break in at a nearby house led to an out of court settlement in Langenburg, near the Saskatchewan border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moffat
W. C. Cowles
Joseph Barry
James McNair
Zorra
Mr. Halling
Mounted Police
Langenburg
Here
Bounday
Saskatchewan
Dr. Robertson
Port. de la Prairie
Binscarth
Thos. Mcfeennan
Shell River Municipality
Alex. Stewart
Globe
Birtle
Rei
Holmes
Municipality of
Shell River
John Arnott
Tumbell
Alex
Stewart
Shellmouth
Countillors
John T. Adams
J. H. Kines
A. G
Aebean Roblin
Cyrus Bailey
Roblin
Ook Makaroff
R. McBride
B. Ward Roblin
Ward
R. W. Batterson Shellmouth
James Mitchell
Robert Rae Robich
F. W. S. Rogers
Makaroff
Jamies Jackson Hosts Enjoyable Dancing Party
Mr Jamies Jackson entertained many friends at a dancing party. Mrs Adolfe Quath of Winnipeg, formerly Miss Annie Edle, visited her parents last week. The hunting season is down and the piece calls for hunters to avoid shooting accidents while pursuing large game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Jackson
Adolfe Quath
Winnipeg
Annie Edle
Goodbun Birth Notice at Shellmouth
At Shellmouth on S Dee ith to Mr and Mrs O WGnh a SOP welcomed into the world a child.
E Nettt-A Kano Update From Friday Evening Rev. on Asee Minters
Readable fragments report a religious gathering led by Rev. on Asee Minters with notes of attendees and a brief summary of events on Friday evening. Names and places are fragmented in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennett
Asee Minters
Wecranean
Local News from Russell and Surrounding Areas
Russell notes include a Christmas shopping push, church services, school concert plans, and an upcoming chattel mortgage sale. Reports cover racehorse hockey, town politics, agricultural society officers, and a Farm Bureau election. A wedding announces Georgina Halliday’s marriage to E W Alexander with a reception and blessings.
Cricket Club Bat Award Goes to J C Archer
The bat donated by President Capt. E S Woodiwiss for best average was won by Mr J C Archer with an overall average of 12.75. Capt Woodiwiss leaves for England by Friday while Mr F McPherson returns from Winnipeg. A furniture and stock sale by Geo Case realized eight prices as Matheson family plans Brandon move. Park Association met to confirm keeping the old site for a turf track to be laid in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricket Club
E. S. Woodiwiss
J. C. Archer
F. McPherson
Winnipeg
Woodiwigs
England
J. M. Matheson
Geo. Case
Matheson
Brandon
Park Association
Water Cafe for Gons potion and bowel advice
A historical notice advises half a pint of hot water before breakfast to keep bowels regular and mentions harsh cathartics as an alternative. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a purgative and notes sale by Wheelingham and dealers everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Weedingham
Birtle Seeks Detachment Annexation of Outlying Areas
The town of Birtle plans to detach part of its area and annex it to the rural municipality because residents complain taxes are too high. The government is now examining the matter. Also noted is a display of hand sleighs at the local Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison’s. Birtle
Russell and
Lake of the Woods
Northern
Morrison
Birtle
Retal Municipatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stirling
Londonderry
Mabel Rea
Stanley Rea
Cameron McLennan
Erence Cope
I Simms
Emily Covey
Edgar Charles
Kenzie Lawther
Maud Roberts
Leslie Roberts
Walter Charles
Lionel Charles
Hazel Charles
Arthur Simms
Kate Simms
Maggie Roberts
Willie Simms
Tom Gilmour
Harvey Rea
Thie Charles
Ethel Charles
Hilda Charles
Aggie Simms
J. A. Beattie
J. Hellyer
J. W. Ridd
Crandle
Mr. A. Laycott
D. Mitchell
Binsearth
Péter
Baker & Peters
Union
Churétt
Kippen
Dunstan
F. Dunfield
Wesley College
Epworth League
Victoria Church
Foxwarren
Newdale
Jno. Leggatt
Boulton School
Mortisby
Taylor
Lifford
Castleavery
Boulton
Russell
D. M. Kitinaird
A. T. Norquay
Tesday
Emerson
department of Agriculu#é
J. T. Rogers
Shoal Lake
D. R. McKendrie
S. Lawther
Alf. Clee
Church of England
Walker
Ethel Setter
Mildred Dupre
Mable Johnson
Myrtle Case
Tison
Fee
C. Brown
Russell Siler Creek
Alexart
Silver Creek
W. S. Crerar
Que Seebacp
Russell E. M. Williams
T. M Leggattene
Queen of the West Lodge
C.E
E. M. Williams
V. Pres
T. Lyon. Treas
R. R. Roget
R. R. Roget; Sec’v
H. J. Pettitt
C. J. Ruddick
J. H. Williamson
J. L. Clark T. Calvert
C. Harvey
Ins Guardian
J. Anderson
R. R. Roger
McKennie & Mann
N. R
Rossburn
McKenzie& Mann
The
Russell Agricultural Society
Peter Hyde
Dr. Wright
Wm. Hembrof
D. Kinnaird
Capt. Woddiwiss
A. E. Bryant
B. Milliams
G. A. Cope
J. H. Farthing
Fred Gordon
Patterson
Wingham
Joseph Sue
T. J. Scott
E. Moore
R. W. Patterson
Bfore
Callin
Jas. Thom
John Hallidawn
Minniska
Georgina
E. W Alexander
Hamiota
G. Edmislett
Halliday
Jerittie Halliday
E. Alexander
Alexander
Hatiota
Gon’s
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