Local Notes from Tumblell and Nearby Officials
J McLaren and M EK connect with James Ranteree at Weuyasé. Rev Kirkpatrick officiates on January day. Miss Mabe and Reg Glover, both of Tum, are mentioned along with Opal Huddle. Mrs Crosby declines Thursday January 16. Banner Bookstore advertises books and magazines. J S Watson of Tumblell arrived Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . McLaren
M. EK
James Ranteree
Weuyasé
Tumbell
Kirkpatrick
Mabe
Reg. Glover
Russell
Opal Huddle
Cave
Cratweill
Local notes from Russell and district
Miss Harrison of Brandon visits sister Mrs H J Smale. Miss Deila Kippan joins Manitou school staff. W Dunn and others excel in Agricultural College exams. Mr Doig elected to village council. Rev Henderson dies in Kamloops. Fire destroys Harold Hembroff home. insurance listed. Carnival planned January 13 at Russell rink. Bank staff changes and new manager appointments. Petition to raise Russell to town status advances. Bonspiel reports and railway work progress. Hospital discussion opens at Presbyterian church. Local school staffing announced. Queen of the West Lodge officers named. Shellmouth hockey visits yield close scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. Cammidge
Asessippi
Ontario
J. Dunn
Deila Kippan
Manitou
W. Dunn
N. Greaves
W. Storey
Agricultural College
W. J. Doig
J. L. Clark
Mr. Henderson
Yorkton
Presbyterian Church
Kamloops
B. C
Harold Hembroff
Boulton
Shell Bank
Russell Rink
Russell Lodge No. 62
F& A M
Matheson
E m Williams
G Beamish
Hembroff
Treas
A B Callin
T Calvert
Brosg S McDonagh
S Wilson
Cc McDonald
Callin
W Wilson
J S
W Ney
A. Astbury
Dr Swallow
Tyler
W Hembroff
H J Smale
Merchants Bank
Winnipeg
Mr Smale
Smale
Johnston
Chesley
Ont
Russell
Joe Slack
Neepawa
Ainsworth
Christchurch
E. M. Williams
Merchants Bank of Canada
F. T. Matheson
Thos Allen
Binscarth
Young - Stewart
Silverton
Russell School
Brousson
Wallace
Misses Stewart
Storey
McNeven
Robinson
Shellmouth
Langford Brothers
J. McIntyre
B Callin
Swallow
Town Council Minutes From Russell Village 1913 Actions
The Tuesday session of the Russell village council swore in new members and adopted prior minutes. It appointed Dr Swallow as 1913 health officer for 15 dollars and invited applications for the assessorship by January 20. W W W Wilson was named village solicitor for 1913 at 10 dollars, while several accounts were approved for payment. The council planned Mountain Ave telegraph line work, formed a committee to review electric light, and donated 25 dollars to the Winnipeg Children’s Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Tod
D C McDonald
DC McDonald
AGP Smellie
Dr Swallow
W J Doig
Russellies
Lyon
C. Herbert
A Cope
Thos. Tod
A. G. P. Smelilie
Mountain Ave
A. G. P. Smellie
Messrs Doig and
McDonald
W. J. Doig
Childrens’ Aid Society of
Winnipeg
Local Notices From Binscarth December Tidings
News notes from Binscarth report farm rentals and births with December dates. Mr R Calvert rents to Mactier. two births listed to Reagh and Chalmers couples. Miss W Mayhew begins work with Dr Swan. A L Morgan visits from Delisle. Various social items include guild meetings, church events, and a funeral for Clarence Honey aged under 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Calvert
Mactier
Reagh
Chalmers
W Mayhew
Jas Anderson
Gladstone
Clarence Honey
Millwood News Briefs From Brandon and Nearby
Night operator J Lake starts duties at C P station in Brandon. F W Hayes visits Swift Current family over Christmas. Matthews transfers from section foreman to Binscarth. M Storey and sister Alice visit Govan. Lena Klimm and family return from Portage la Prairie. Storey returns to Winnipeg Agricultural College. Siblings to St Johns College. Elsie Hazel Charles visit Russell relatives and Mrs Cartwright. New Year party hosted by Miss Bailey and Mr and Mrs H V Bailey. Local false bear tale circulates. Mrs W B Heath of Craigie recovering after Christmas accident. George Robinson, Crosby farm, injures ankle. winter sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Binscarth
M Storey
Govan
Alice
J. Dutton
Lena Klimm
Portage la Prairie
Wm Storey
Winnipeg Agricultural College
Arthur
Richard Spencer
St. Johns College
Elsie
Hazel Charles
W. B. Heath
Craigie
Geo. Robinson
T. N. Robinson
Crosby Farm
Angu s-ville notes and school updates from winter
The Angusville column reports Miss McIntyre vacationing at Russell and Miss H Young visiting relatives in Silverton. Nine curling rinks form the skating association as Thomas W. Tait opens a new rink. hockey practice runs Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 8. Announcements include anniversary services at the Methodist church on Jan 26 and a concert Jan 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Russell
H Young
Silvertonh
Miss Clee
St. Mary’s
J. L Wilson
Rossburn
Seeburn
T Minshall
Winnipeg
Angusville
Miss Houston
Perth
W Tait
Tous Far R. Young
J P Teeple
Asessippi Church Notices and Holiday Gatherings
Asessippi Services are held each Sabbath at 11 am led by Rev Dunn. The Union Sunday School elected 1913 officers with Miss S B McLennan in charge of primary. A New Year party on Jan 1 featured games charades and an aeroplane ride with, incidentally, a crash through a window on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asessippi
Mr Dunn
W Burrell
Union Sunday School
S B McLennan
T McLennan
A Gilchrist
A Adams
C Briggs
Genentleman
Arthur Bryant
Roseberry
M Berrington
A McLennan
V Berrington
L Keay
M Farquarson
H Be
Funeral of T. C. Gerrard Draws Wide Community Turnout
The Sunday funeral for T. C. Gerrard drew a large rural crowd as Rev. W. Barrett led a simple service praising his long leadership in local social and business life. Pallbearers included W. S. Wallace A. H. Goohain F Bryant Wallace Neil McFayden and F Yeates. The crowd displayed a silent, respectful tribute to a trusted friend. The widow received wide sympathy. Only the actions of the just smell sweet and blossom in the dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Barrett
W. S. Wallace
A. H. Gooahin
F.bryant
Wallace
Neil McFayden
F. Yeates
Coldest Sunday Morning Triggers Telegraph Safety Rule
The report notes a brutal winter morning with temperatures sinking to 40 below zero and states that Canadian passenger boats must henceforth install airless telegraph equipment to cope with the extreme cold.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edison Phonograph
The
Edison
W. Ledingham
Miss Harrison
Brandon
H. J. Smale
Bijou
C. W. Stanley
John Delong
Strathcona
Thos. Madill
Lakeview Farm
Stewart Graham
Rumely Products Co
AC Crosby
Qu’Appelle
Crosby
Wetaskiwin
Queen of the West Lodge
Sons of England Benefit Society
W. Pres
J Anderson
V Pres
C. Morris
W Clay
H J Pettitt
M Williams
F Allen
Dr Clark
G Allen
T Ward
J Spears
Russell Gordon
Cameron
South Africa
Mpherson
Stewart
A. W. Jollye
Vickers
Northern Crown Bank
I. Hare
Arthur Hodgson
Foxwarren
Reg Woodwils
Binscarth Club
Murdock Block
St Matthew’s Church
Fowler
Millwood
J Lake
C.ps R
F W Hayes
Swift Current
P. W. Bates
Matheson’s Harness Shop
Bugs
F. Matheson
T. C. Gerrard
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