Seewewewsewe CORRESPONDENCE i Snake Creek notices
Correspondence from Snake Creek notes busy activity among Stewart brothers drawing posts and the Ryans returning from visiting friends. Broadfoot brothers hunt wolves. Switzer and Motherwett renewing acquaintances. Miss Jackson engaged to teach Tuckersmith during Miss Campion's absence. Blackstock brothers finish timber contract for Mr Newton's store. Queries arise about CN R cars, a man with his head tied up, an orea check, and Barker building a new house. Ralph Storey moves from H K Bligh to Winnipeg hospital for treatment after feet frostbite. Friday evening at Ettis cing res pens ed charity event plus catering by Heap and Lessig and Paget/A Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brothers
Ryans
W. Forsysti
Russell
Broadfoot Brothers
K. Switzer
T. Motherwett
Snake Creek
Miss Jackson
Tuckersmith
Miss Campion
Blackstock Brothers
Ralph Storey
H. K Bligh
Winnipeg Hospital
Ballere
Local Improvement District 10 AQ Council Minutes Summary
The first council meeting of Local Improvement District 10 AQ was held on Tsu 25 at Councillor K Big's home. Bligh was appointed chairman for 1908, D J Low became secretary treasurer, Evans a new member, taxation set at 5 per acre, and association memberships plus departmental inquiries were addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsu
K. Big
W. Reeves
Bligh
Crosson
Vaty
Evans
H. K. Bligh
D. Fitzgerald
Coupes
Susk. LL. D. Association
LL. D. Association
D.J. Low
L. LD
Church Notes At Christchurch Russell Emphasize Reverence
Large Sunday night congregation at Christchurch Russell hears Rev BR Chamney warn against taking the Lord’s name in vain. Sunday school now well organized with 3 30 pm sessions. Bible class for elder girls and young women planned. Next Sunday sermon to stress reverence for God’s holy Sabbath amid local moral concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Russell
BR. Chamney
Canada
Village News Highlights And Local Happenings
Russell Banner notes include Fred Vinnell appointed village constable and a Leap Year Ball planned by ladies. Reports cover CPR survey work, grain meeting, theater events, and weather outlooks with notes on mining and law cases, plus a colorful switchboard of local personalities and upcoming council, church, and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H., Pettitt
Sons of England
Bonnycastle
Boulton
Road work liability and council meeting notes
The road between routes 2 19 31 and 3h 18 34 is left in shape to suit council with Paynter Bros held responsible for any damage or costs. The secretary may buy necessary equipment. Accounts passed: Chas Bligh, $500. J P Swedburg. W G Crosson $5. D J Low $5. secretary salary balance $25. meeting adjourned to Saturday March 28 at Councillor Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Road
Paynter Bros
Chas. Bligh
J.P. Swedburg
W. G. Crosson
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Church of England
Manitoba
Waghorn
Loc Sele
Fred
Vinnell
Lomie
Ture
Russ Ll
Meary Smith
Council of Royal Templars
Oddfellow's
Russell Brass Band
North
Ethelbert
Ernest Saouldice
Shoal Lake
Ingersoll
Shouldice
Brandon Assizes
Minnedosa
Birtle
Harch
DuVal
Winnipeg
W. Ivis
Alex. Smith
Brandon
Lkely
Riesell
F. T. Matheson
Jas. Clee
de. Wright
F. G. Richardson
Asessippi
Chimmey
Michael Saunders
K. Keay
Kamsack
Catte
Bell Telephone Co
Yorkton
Foster
Micridian
Febrith
Middle North
Rockies
Rink
Alex Fracer
Wisert
Jas
J. Moony
M. Pollard
Huntress
Jackson
Topsy
Geo
Ledingham
Hazel Young
Beamish
R. Smellie
Mabel Hill
Shaneman
LR Shaneman
W. McAthey
DR McKenzie
Jas Ross
Miss Law
Waddell
Mrs Glover
G Glover
Grace
Femie
Miss Disney
Muss Simmis
FT Matheson
Matheson
Anderson
Graham
Archie Eraser
AM Webster
Dick Clee
Carrie
Ethel W Donagh
B Jackson
Gordon Kip J Dutton
Stiss Klennan
Atiss Armstrong
Fred Terry
Misses Jar
F Sioynes
Sinclair Toy Mn
Jauubel Rea
Uiss Rea
Storey
Atisses Ethel
Eilith Setter
Atiss
Port
Uinus
Bartley
Shoal Lake Boys
Macwha
Niblock
Hamie
White
Shoul Lake Russel McDonald
Cusitar
Mare Hooper
Macwhaillshire
CSN AU — AL Nedlapaah
Meany
Wsiemury
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