Grand Challenge at Bongpiel January 1924 Results
The report lists winners in the Bent Trophy Grand Challenge with multiple divisions and prizes. Silver Tea Sets, Auto Robes, gloves, flash lights, boots, sweaters, shirts, neck scarfs, silver teapots, aluminum roasters, china cream and sugar sets, travel gear, and dinnerware are noted across categories. The event includes consolation awards and a Mulline Tranhe?ter donation from Shipley's Meat Market, with various second and third place placements.
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Lst
Ind
McDonald Cup
Ist
Shipley
Everebarp
Angusville Council Minutes Jan 2 1924
Council met at Angusville January 2 with all members present. Minutes approved. Officers appointed include Jas A Bell secretary treasurer Wilson and Glen solicitors Dr H Lewis health officer Angus McLeod fire guardian. Reappoint cemetery caretakers and pound keepers. By law proposing Angus School by law to borrow 2500. E M M Ross license approved. Mrs R Ross T G Howe and D G Nield named as Mothers Allowance Act committee. Reeve Crerar and Councillor Dunn to attend Russell meeting January 8. Adjourn to February 16 1924 at 1 o'clock.
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Angusville
Jas. A. Bell
Sec’y-Treas
Wilson and Glen
H. Lewis
Angus McLeod
Angus School
E. MM. Ross
R. Ross
T. G
The Greenies Monthly Meeting Nears January Host
The women’s organizations announce a January event at Mrs. Hoover’s home with roll call and a talk on village improvement by Stewart. A social dance follows at the hall Friday evening with tickets sixty cents. The traveling library has arrived and books are available through Mrs. Mell McFarven on Main Street.
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Greenies
Mell McFarven
Main St
Curwooed
Hocking
Byne
Rinehart
Wright
Corror Caine
Beach
Cadv
Dell
Diver
Fraser
Grey
Poe
London
Locke
Kyne
Lewis
Keith
Pretty wedding in Richaideon home on Christmas Day
On December 25, 1923, Helen J Richideon wed John H Hamilton of Salecith in a ceremony at the bride’s home. The gown was white Canton Crepe, she carried a bouquet of roses and wore a long necklace. Attendants included sister Ales and Toe Richardson. The Rev J Sethirk officiated. The couple left for Binscarth then Montreal and other Eastern points for a month before returning to Sols girth.
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Fremmore
Richaideon
Helen J, West
John H. Hamilton
Salecith
W. Skinner
Ales
Toe Richardson
J. Sethirk
Hamilton
Binscarth
Montreal
Solsgirth
Shellmouth Council Minutes Reported Jan 1924
Rural Municipality of Shellmouth council minutes from Dropmore cite January 1924 actions. Adopted minutes from prior meeting. Boat licenses granted to Neil McFadren of Shelmouth Tone Dong Inglis A Woods Inglis W Strychuke Pool room license approved. John Mantel's hotel application at Inglis refused. IL Bryant approved $16 rent. Clerk authorized to write off accounts and debts related to a church bridge project.
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Shellmouth
Dropmore
Neil McFadren
Shelmouth
Tone Dong
Inglis
A. Woods
W. Strychuke
Pool Room Inc
John Mantel
Bryant
Shellmouth Municipality Council Appoints Officials and Fees
Fragmented records show approval of funds and appointments in Shellmouth. Council to hire a bridge enforcer, set retaining fees for Wilson and Glen, authorize a 25000 dollar loan from Union Bank, and appoint Geo Hunt as secretary treasurer at 700.60 per period. Ward representatives and fence viewers listed with guardians and solicitors named.
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Shellmouth
Shells River
Messrs
Wilson
Glen
Bo Errow
Union Bank
Pas- Prian
Geo. Hunt
Sasolive
Eters
Com
Memser
F. G. Richardson
RK. Cammidge A. Bryant
H Sedbury
H H. Snow
Jing R. Mayne
Geo. Wise
R Helen Shearer
Alex F
Cracknell Whist Drive Now Ends In Dance At School
The Cracknell whist drive on January 4 at Cracknell school drew strong turnout. Prizes went to Miss A L Jackson and Mrs McLennan for ladies, Mr Abraham and Mr Chas McDonts for gentlemen. An after lunch discussion on the wheat pool followed, with plans for an eight month motor car license and a 1924 cinema. The evening ended with a dance. next meeting framed as a dance January 18 at Cracknell school, gentlemen 50c, ladies bring baskets.
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Cracknell School
A. L. Jackson
McLennan
Mr. Abraham
Chas. McDonts
Craig's Christmas Concert Delights District Crowd
A December 20 1923 performance featured songs dialogues and recitations. Evelyn Gray with deBalinhard trio staged When Women Have Their Rights and Getting rid of an agent while The Three Crows drew laughs. The district好people sang Hark the Herald Angels Sing and a one act Done on both sides entertained. A presentation cheque honored Miss Parker for three and a half years service. Santa Claus distributed gifts as the evening closed with God Save the King.
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Craig'e
Evelyn Gray
Jean
Russell deBalinhard
de Balinhard
J m. Russell
Charlie
Herald Angels
Parker
Miss Parker
Veterans notes extend idea contest and prize details
The new idea contest deadline is extended to Tuesday January 15. Veterans submitting any idea adopted by the unit will receive $25.00 and suitable remuneration. Bovrii Competition closes around March with a $55.55500 first prize and 2,003 other cash prizes.
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Bovrii
Reseell Lodge A. and A. M. Holds Opening Night In New Hall
About 70 members and visitors from Birle Fos Warren and Binscarth attended the Dell Block hall opening. Officers installed by War Pro Geo McDonagh included W W Wilson M W, E Lucas SW, W B McMurray J W, F Hughes J W, A B Callin Treasurer, R Thomson Secretary, Rev F C Middleton SD, R Cookman J D, J Robertson D.C. A A McKinnon JS, C Rea organist A Astbury. A fire banquet followed with addresses by Rev Middleton and Callin on lodge progress. Members praise the new hall and expect a strong year ahead.
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Reseell Lodge
A. M
Dell Block
Birle
Foswarren
Binscarth
Pro Geo McDonagh
LPM
W. W. W. Wilson
W.M
E. Lucas
W. B.mcmurray
J.W. F. Hughes
Treas
Community Hall Screen Friday Jan 11 Whist Drive
The Rebekah Lodge hosts a whist drive at 8 pm in the 10.C.F. Hall to raise funds for the I.O.C.F Home. Admission is open to all, and proceeds support the home. Also notes arrivals departures and local medical updates including Mr Porter’s recovery and Miss Matheson’s cold illness.
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Frank Clement
Lester Thompson
Jas. McGilvray
J. Clement
Portage Hospital
Katie Matheson
L. Matheson
Unity Sask
Proctor
Moosejaw
Russell School Re opens with hockey plans and gains
Russell School reopened on Jan 2 with higher attendance after a cold spell reduced turnout. Senior girls and boys planned hockey for the term. captains named David Glen Archie Thom and Robert Pritchard. Don McKinnon to lead the junior team. Xmas concert raised 82.50 with 35.95 for charity. High School top grades listed.
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Smart
Russell Hockey Club
David Glen
Engineers
Archie Thom
Arts
Robert Pritchard
Science
Norma Minshull
Bertha Morris
Ressell. Minshull
Dorothy Clarke
Russell Agricultural Society Donation Acknowledgments
The Russell Agricultural Society lists donations to its funds including 6.00 from a yerers representative, 1.00 from J. H. Parthing, 10.00 from Alf Yeandle of Birtle, 5.00 from an unspecified source, and 47.17 from banquet proceeds, totaling 68.17. The note urges strict economy and strong community backing to stabilize finances and keep the society’s work going, with encouragement from Mr. Yeandle.
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I I Earers
J. H. Parthing
Alf Yeandle
Community Club Concert And Dance At ENOCLIFFE
The ENOCLIFFE community club held a Friday night concert featuring solos duets and quartets by local talent with Mrs F Carr accompanying. A well attended dance followed and the next event on the 18th will be a mock trial with stump speeches.
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F. Carr
Hav
Annual Meeting of Union Church Recounts Busy Year
Russell Union Church completes 18 months of union, reviews 1923 activities across WMS 35 members and 23 avg. attendance, Girls Club 24 members, 506 raised locally for missions, and 260 painting the manse. 1924 goals include debt reduction and continued mission support. 204 current members with 350 seating.
Local notices and events in Russell area edition
Community announcements list January events and notes from Russell including bake sale offers at Amos Bakery, carnival plans at Russell Rink, library hours, Boys and Girls Club meeting, optometrist visit at Park's, and various local updates on residents, real estate, and church services.
School Opens as New Teacher Takes Charge
Last Monday the local school opened with about 20 pupils in attendance. Mr Bradley and family returned from a two week holiday in southern Mont Mise M McLean of Redvers Sask arrives Saturday night to assume leadership of the term. A church board meeting was held Tuesday night and a joint Ladies Aid and WMS gathering occurred at Mrs A Buie's home on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The correspondent disclaims wording of last week's Banner report on a CPR photographs exhibition.
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Ralph A. Cooper
Winnipeg
Herb. Setter
R. D. McIntosh
Vera Man
Amos
Russell Rink
R. Anderson
M. McRostie
Minniska
Smeliie Bros. Ltd
Shoal Lake
Jim Calvert
Millwood
Marion Storey
Wadena Hospital
Union Bank
Bare Wes
Eadcliffe
Bradley
Mont
Mise M. McLean
Redvers
Sask
Church Board of Managers
Ladies’ Aid
W.M.S
Union Church Notes Reflect Active Congregation and Plans
A large turnout at the annual meeting outlined church work for the year. Rev J A Cormie of Winnipeg praised for service and spoke on home missions and church union. Sacrament service was well attended with about 100 communing. Next week the pastor preaches The Selfishness of Love, and the junior choir to sing. Sunday School Lesson covers From Slave to Prime Minister with Bible Study. Evening topic Esther the Patron Queen with a 99 voice ladies choir and a duet from the Queen Esther Cantata Go thou unto King. Mission Band meets Thursday 18 with Japan study. Verna McIntosh to present a tale of Japanese people. Birthday boxes and songs noted for birthday week.
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Clnbs
Eastern Star Lodge
Union Church
Smellie Bros
J. A. Cormie
Winnipeg
Canada
Church Union
Kaoaok
Esther
99 Vo
Lanes
Church Notes Seek Moran Pair Next Sunday at 4 PM
Christ Church notes schedule a gathering next Sunday the 1st after phony one at 4 PM. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. Greely.
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Christ Church
Moran Paar
District curling results at local rink report
Visiting team from Rossburn faced mixed results as Ferguson and Switzer beat Lindsay and Son in doubles while JF Alldet defeated Caldwell in singles. A fine banquet followed for the visitors after the games.
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Yast Frido’ing
Rossburn
Evch Ferguson
Switzer
Scison
Lindsay
Caldwell
Sale of 20 valuable young horses at Hembroff's stable
Auction notice lists 20 young horses to be sold at Hembroff's stable on January 12 withGeo Peddie as owner and A R Metre as auctioneer. Separate notices run for Kev household goods on Saturday January nineteenth by A BR McIntyre auctioneer and for the farm stock of William Beischer at Boulton on February seventeenth by A R McIntyre auctioneer.
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Hembroff
Peddie
A. R. Metre
Kev
A. BR. McIntyre
William Beischer
Boulton
A. R. McIntyre
Premier Chas Dunning Seen as Ottawa Finance Pick
The note says Chas Dunning of Saskatchewan is a likely successor to Finance Minister Fielding in Ottawa. It also reports U F O Ontario lawmakers choosing W E Rameyec as leader and pressing to be official opposition. A Winnipeg tax case and a fatal cold spell are cited with substantial losses and damages across regions.
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Chas. Dunning
9Chewan
Fielding
Ottawa
Ontario
W. E. Rameyec
Birlte
Winnipeg
Parliament
United States
Russell School District Nomination Meeting Set for Jan 15
Public notice to Russell electors announces a nomination meeting in the Council Chambers on January 15 between 1 and 2 p.m. to nominate one trustee for the district.
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Russell
Municipality of Boulton invites inspector applicants
Applications will be received by the undersigned up to Feb. 1st 1924 for the position of meat inspector for the municipality. Apply stating salary required to D R McDonald clerk Inglis.
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Municipality OF
Boulton
D. R. McDonald
Inglis
For Sale Twin Cylinder Indian and Harley Bikes
One twin cylinder Indian motorcycle with cradle spring frame Prestolite headlight in good condition. One Harley Davidson twin cylinder motorcycle with headlight in good condition. Also a CM bicycle mo 69 or 99 Russell disp a es.
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Harley Davidson
C.C.M
Russell
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