Christmas notes from Russell and district events
Christmas greetings and holiday closings announced for Russell area stores and schools. Local events include dances, church trees, lectures, a horse sale in Calgary, and municipal results with reeve and council elections. Continuous social and religious activities mark the season across multiple towns.
Seed Grain Fair Yields Notable Wheat and Oats Prizes
The Seed Grain Fair held on the 15th showcased wheat winners Vittor Moore 93 points FE Moore 9134 points R W Patterson 91 points Samuel Rea 994 points and oats winner W Hembroff 9314 points A R McIntyre 9244 points H A Coulter 8814 points. Judges reported no wild oats in wheat exhibits and higher scores than last year while oats fell short of prior results. After awards, about 50 members attended an Institute Meeting where Mr S Benson discussed horse power versus mechanical power on farms.
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Vittor Moore
FE Moore
R. W. Patterson
Samuel Rea
Odts
W. Hembroff
A. R. McIntyre
H. A. Coulter
Barney
S Benson
Binscarth Briefs Highlight Local Social and Meetings
A planned meeting next Friday aims to form a hockey club. Leslie Patterson visits Toronto for two to three months. The wedding of Bruce Turnbull and Miss M Diamond occurred at the bride’s father’s home. The Girl's Guild held a successful benefit at Waller's Hall netting about $6000. Mr and Mrs R J Irwin hosted a musical gathering last Friday. Hunters Gooda and Symonds arrived with two elk after a late start. Another wedding is announced for next Monday at the English church in Yorkton between Ambrose Horning and Dorothy M Powell. Christmas services are listed at St Matthew’s with morning and afternoon rites and an offertory to the Rector. The annual Sunday School Christmas tree and entertainment is set for Thursday at 7 pm in Waller's Hall, proceeds to Ninette Sanitarium. Local stores issue 1911 calendars. several names are noted as makers. A bridge petition dispute is addressed with mock heroic verse and a note about a Rebecca Lodge opening in February.
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Russell
Spanner
H. J. Smale
Brandon
E. M. Willians
Angusville
Peamish
Ontario
John McCann
Albert Anderson
Boulton
Peter McRostie
Walter Black
Miss McRostie
Ottawa
Emma Irons
Banner
Donald Lamon
Bruce County
Ont
Toronto
Maude Buschlen
Wright’s Hall
John Lawther
Calgary
Presbyterian Church
Wright
Weagant
Binscorth
S&j
A. R. McIntyre
Leslie Patterson
Bruce Turnbull
M. Diamond
Girl's Guild
Waller's Hall
R. J. Irwin
Gooda
Symonds
Yorkton
Ambrose Horning
Dorothy M. Powell
St. Matthew’s Church
Binscarth
Ninette Sanitarium
J. A. Johnson
Frank Garston
Braendle & Hope
Murphy’s
Millwood News
Boulton and Asessippi News Roundup and Holiday Notices
Miss Thring recovers from illness as Boulton school closes for holidays. Mr and Mrs W G Brown celebrate their wooden anniversary. Asessippi Sabbath School elects officers for the year. Public meetings on railway extension for Manitoba and Northwestern Railway Co. resolutions urge no extension without eighteen miles of road. Silverton Watch Band Christmas gathering and a successful Silverton Watch Mission Band concert with a large turnout and a total collection near $9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Adams
Dan Martell
George Stobbs
Moffat
Asessippi
Winnipeg
Rochedale
Boulton
Manitoba and Northwestern Railway Co
Russell
Boulton-Asessippi
Wm Gillies
A. Gilchrist
F. G. Richardson
Sec’y-Treas
Richardson
Thos. McLennan
Jonas Field
Dr. Roch
Marquette
Watson
Fraud and Perjury Alleged in Saskatchewan Liquor Vote
Reports from Saskatchewan allege widespread fraud in local option polls after 70 percent voted against liquor. Authorities say hundreds of fraudulent ballots were cast and many arrests ensued, with Yorkton seeing over 100 accused. Fraud is blamed for shifting Wet outcomes and a provincial convention may be called.
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Saskatchewan
Yorkton
C. B. Kennleyside
Social and Moral Reform Council
Option Party
Regina
The
Free Press
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J. H. Farthing
Bachelors of
Shellmonth
G. Jackson
A. G. Cowie
W. J. Stewart
M. McFadyen
A. Scott
L. Keyzer
J. I. Bryant
Union
Wright's Hall
Jas. Gemmill
Birtle
Smellie Bros. Ltd
G. A. Todd
Horatius
Lord McCauley
Mr. Rose
Russell and Foxwarren
Rose
Silverton
Silverton Watch Band
Silverton Watch Mission Band
Jessie Hyde
Maggie Stewart
Ruby Cochrane
Gladys Madill
John Allen
Mabel Davidson
W. McFarlane
Elmer Stewart
School
Dorothy Gray
Betta Young
Betta Young ; Dialogue, “Flea Powder” ; Solo, Dorothy Gray
Wallace Keating
Hattie McFarlane
George Stewart
Lillian Bongard
Watson Cochrane
Beatrice Bongard
Georgie Kippan
Edna Keating
Winnie Allen
Sunbeam
Stewart Cochrane
Jessie McIntyre
Young
Gray
Miss Davidson