Rossburn Gossip Notes on Illness Travel and New Firm
Mr Thos Rutledge has been quite seriously ill during the past week. Mr Harry Mar hill spent a few days in Shoal Lake on business. Mrs McMillan of Culros visits her daughter Mrs Thos Peden Jr. Weather moderated in temperature. Miss Mary Taylor and Rev C Witkin returned home from Ontarian and Rapid City trips. Many Rossburn children suffer colds la grippe and bronchitis. A new firm of lumber and furniture formed as Ross and Stewart with Alex Stewart Jr and Hugh R Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mar
Hill
Shoal Lake
Mra McMillan
Culros
Thos Peden
Mary Taylor
Rev. C. Witkin
Rapid City
Alex. Stewart, Jr
Hugh R. Ross
Ross and Stewart
Local notes from Silver Creek and district
Weather is fine as residents await new shipments while stores recover. Seeburn youths visit Medicine Hat with W T Keating and sister L Keating. Stratford School reopens under Miss McNaughton. Annie Callin plans eastward travel after visits here. Sam and Mrs Keating return from the West, praising the climate. Local Option By Law petition copies circulate for signatures, with broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Seeburn Young
W. T. Keating
L. Keating
Medicine Hat
Stratford School
Creek
Sam Keating
Rerby
Old Country
Silver Creek
Churenbridge Creamery Directors Elected at Annual Meeting
CPR agent returns with Whitmarsh as new contact. Churenbridge Creamery Association held its annual meeting in the land office last Wednesday. The creamery will operate under local management next summer, not under government control as last year. Directors elected were J. Eiar-Or president A. E. Lewar vice president J. Rigtin secretary treasurer and committee members W Roane G. Egleon S Lopwon Bb Thor bes son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPR
Whitmarsh
Churenbridge Creamery Association
Nex Suamme
J. Eiar-Or
A. E. Lewar
Prsident
J. Rigtin
Soc. Treas
W Roane
G. Egleon
S. Lopwon
Thor
Bes Son
Clemots Host Fr iends At Weekend Gathering
Mr and Mrs J Clemot entertained a number of friends at their home on Friday last and a lively social evening followed with music and refreshments in an informal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clemot
Dancing Continues Late Into the Night at Local Event
Attendees report a joyful evening with dancing stretching into the early hours, keeping spirits high and the celebration lively.
Foxwarren and District News Highlights
Community reports show a hockey club ball raising about 70 dollars for travels. Rev T W Bailey and wife left for Winnipeg for medical treatment. Mr Gee F Smith opens barber shop near the post office. Local fire harms barns at J Hay farm with insurance. Manitoba Sunday School Association held a two session institute at the Methodist church with large attendance and united choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Bailey
Winnipeg
Foxwarren Literary and Debating Society
Messrs
Henry Leckie & Co
Hutton
Morris
Manitoba
Duncan
J. Hay
Hay
Jay
Manitoba Sunday School Association
G. B. Creelock
Brother Creeock
Fean
Yes
W. Rorke
Brother Creciock
Thei
Birtle
Zion
Fine weather and local notes from Jim to Mr Sifert
Jim’s nose heals from frost bites. Mr E Sifert buys a voice of oxen from Mr Geo Box. John A Anderson hauls grain with T Reon entertaining friends Monday. Two TuckerSmith citizens killed in elf defence, a Russ mill last week. Wize was 4 bag chop. Jim’s rocket hits one, others missed. Theonthe was declared a draw amid avari d bay opponent petting chop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckersmith
Russemill
Jim
Theonte
Fim
I. C. Bentton
Vancouver
Lawrence
Birth notices from a small town parish list
Fragments show births and family details including names Stewart and Goopel n in early February. The readable lines mention newborns, parents and dates, with partial place and surname cues like Liver Creek and Gowpel n.
Russell and District News Highlights
Ten freight cars unloaded this week and 45 Winnipeg bound tickets sold at Russell. Miss Niblock of Hamiota visits Russell. Yorkton Presbytery met in Shoal Lake. multiple social events and concerts planned in Wrights Hall. Fire in Shoal Lake caused heavy losses. council discusses village incorporation. various local notices and club activities summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Winnipeg
Miss Niblock
Hamiota
John Chapman
Shoal Lake
Scott's Hall
Findlay& Speer
Lathrop & Co
Seeburn Highlights Quiet Week And Departures
Miss Janet Forsyth is ill this week while Mr Poff plans ecurrence this week. McTavish will start threshing soon. No concerts or dances this week as things are quiet. We wish S R well on their Westward move in March. Mr James Rose of Fort Lom visits Seeburn. Miss Tena Young leaves for Winnipeg soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Matheson
Wright
Mr. Crerar
Binscarth
K. McTavish
Vickely
James Rose
Fort W Lom
Sveburn
Tena Young
Winnipeg
Five Frozen Deaths North of Bieu Sit Reported
A fragment reports that a man named Tchewfe and a person called Gera plus five children froze to death north of Bieu sit. Details and exact locations are unclear in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tchewfe
Bieusit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rossburn
Mr. Thos. Rutledge
Thos. Peden
R KR Ross
Jax Peden
U Ward
Churchbridge
Aessippi
Ovte
E. Sifert
Geo. Box
John A Anderson
Aul
T. Reon
Rominkon
Rebin
le Bonjran
Danghiet
Stewart
Yorkton
Wright's Hall
Merchants Bank
A. R. McIntyre
Plowman & Atkinson
A R. Tinger
Tudiy
Minnista Cemterv
Vaell
Ciizen
Wright's
Foster
Knights of the Maccabees
Epworth League
Thos. Clement, Jr
Thos Clement, Jr
Robt. Johnstone
John Livingstone
D. McGilvray
Frank McPherson
John McFarlane
Alex. McDonald
Donald Mann
Thos. Stewart
Matthew Searth
John Sutherland
Wm. Valens
W. E. Williamson
Harvey. Skinner
Jus Anderson
Russell Branch
The
British and Foreign Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
Barrett
Salter
Pres. W. Setter
E H. Balls
Hivde
Chapman
Silver Creek Rifle Association
Oddfellows
Binecarth
Stellmouth Rifle Association
Shellmouth
Fred Yeates
Russell District
Manitoba Grain Growers’ Association
Department of Agriculture & Immigration
B. Kt
Janet Forsyth
Mr. Poff
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