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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale or legal action with missing details. It references a property or item for sale and legal proceedings, but most names, places, dates, and specifics are unreadable. The readable bits indicate an auction or sale under some formal proceeding.
The Winnipeg Liberal Convention drew several delegates and discussed party issues, but offered no firm policy direction. It highlighted leadership questions around Mr Greenway, while noting a desire for clear future plans and confidence-building with the public. Meanwhile curling news reports good ice conditions and anticipated winter scrimmages with nearby towns as clubs organize rinks and skips prepare teams.
A fragment notes the curling club opening under the most favorable conditions. Details are sparse with limited readable context.
Fort William ended navigation on December 6 after the last boats cleared with wheat. A few vessels could not load in time to beat the insurance expiry and will stay for winter storage. Elevators are empty, no ice trouble yet, but end of insurance and wheat scarcity halted business for the season. The coming cold is expected to ice over harbors.
An extensive sale of horses cattle and household furniture to be held Saturday December 28 near Bin scarth with details in bills. W Scarth proprietor and A Clee auctioneer. A credit sale of farm stock at Langenburg village Monday December 30 features 17 cows in calf to pure bred bull 3 two year old heifers in calf 1 one year old heifer 21 spring calves 1 pure bred bull and a Crean Separator new Richard Berger proprietor Jas Nixon auctioneer.
Notice to creditors requesting claims against the estate of Areld Walsham, late of the village, to be presented by a specified date. The administrator seeks to settle debts and notify potential claimants to present evidence of their interests.
Tenders for three fence posts to be delivered at the Tamarac site were opened at Dr. Hart's Homes office at 145 Pace Avenue Winnipag. The lowest tender was accepted. A. Struthers, Manager, De Tomes.
Notice that rooms above the bank are to let to the late occupier Thomas G Johnson, presently at Shellmouth, with application expected from interested parties seeking tenancy and details.
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