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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
1
Carnival and town notices fill Russell column
Russell news reports a grand carnival at the Skating Rink on January 23 with prize lists to follow, a 7 cent milk price, bank hours to 3 p.m., and various society meetings and local appointments. The column also notes bonspiels, teaching hires, a hospital visit, and upcoming entertainments by the Musical Eckhardts and more.
Death of Mr Donald Lamon in Ontario trip
The community mourns the death of Mr Donald Lamon aged thirty nine after heart trouble on December 3. He traveled from Bruce Ontario to Port Elgin to his sister Siefert’s home and died there. Survived by his widow, father, mother, brother Rod Lamon of Russell, and four sisters. Funeral held in Russell with many friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lamon
Lamon
Ontario
Siefert
Port Elgin
Rod Lamon
Russell
Gid. McDonald
F. Vinnell
Brown
Spy Hill
Sieffert
Bruce
Boulton
Clark
Russell Beats Foxwarren in Exhibition Hockey at Binscarth
Russell defeats Foxwarren 6 to 0 in an exhibition game at Binscarth with a 3 to 1 halftime score. About 100 fans traveled on a special train from Russell. lineup details and upcoming league games against Birtle and Foxwarren are noted along with schedule through January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Foxwarren
Binscarth
Wilson
Callin
H. Leckie
Rover
Fred Duchesneau
G Mullin
S. Moynes
Neil Mullin
Graham Point
B. Laycock
A. Leckie
Ransom
Darling
Hall
Johnson
LD. Argo
Binsearth
Birtle
Promice
Russell Boys
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
Binscorth Community Notes and Upcoming Events
Mr H I Ketchen returned to Vancouver. Dr A G Lanagan reappointed health officer for St Lazare. Binscorth Tennis Club invites to ball at Waller's Hall on Friday January 20. Methodist church service time changed to 11 am. St Matthew's church services at 11 am and 3 pm. Auction sale at Captain Woodiwiss residence of household furniture and effects tomorrow. J Mc Morran Auctioneer. Miss Emma T Irons of Toronto gave a sacred recital to a small audience due to bad weather. Russell defeats Foxwarren in hockey at Binscarth rink on Wednesday. J A Johnson relinquishes saddlery business. Dr Frank Lucas to run it with his father joining from Old Country. Second meeting of Binscarth Overseas branch announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Nannie Strachan
Eckherdts
W. Rorke
Joseph McIntyre
Rapid City
Roger
Cope
Wm. Kelso
W. R. Pagan
J. L. King
Presbyterian Church
J. McIntyre
O. Olson
Jas. Clee
F. T. Matheson
Oliver Setter
Swallow
Comming
Chas. J. Western
Winnipeg
Ledingham
Foxwarren
Shellmouth
Silverton
Angusville
Rossburn
The
Conservative Association
Maccabee Hall
Ladies’ Household Science Society
Manitoba Grain Growers Association
Maccabee Halls
Ottawa
Brandon
Rossburn Agricultural Society
Johnston's Hall
Eckhardts
A. G. Lanagan
St. Lazare
Binscorth Tennis Club
Waller’s Hall
St. Matthew’s Church
J. A. Johnson
Frank Lucas
Binscarth
First Bachelor Ball Thrills Narrowly Dry Snow Night
The first Bachelor’s Ball at the new school drew about 150 guests despite cold weather. Jas Gemmill of Russell led as master of ceremonies with the Binscarth orchestra providing music. The event honored bachelors and married men, with thanks to the C N R train crew for a safe crossing and Mrs A Overholt for catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Gemmill
Russell
Binscarth
A. Overholt
Shellmouth Limited
Lampkin Watson Wedding At Deer Park Farm Tum bell
A pretty wedding was held at the bride's parents residence Deer Park Farm Tum Bell with Miss M Watson marrying Mr George Lampkin of Roblin. The bride wore blue voile and orange blossoms with Miss Maggie McDougall as attendant and John Watson as groomsman. Guests gave numerous fitting presents and celebrated with dancing and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park Farm
Tumbell
M. Watson
George Lampkin
Roblin
Maggie McDougall
John Watson
Mrs. Watson
Notable Moves and Local Health Concerns in Millwood
Millwood reports John Heap departed Monday for Moosomin while P H Spencer left Wednesday for a long deferred England visit with plans to return in spring. General Cartwright reeve suffered a sudden paralysis Friday night and has been unconscious for three days, causing wide concern among private and public circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heap
Moosomin
P. H. Spencer
England
Gen. Cartwright, Reeve
Over Seas Club Sees Growing Interest in Frank Garstone Room
The club met last Saturday with Dr. Arthur Wade in the chair and a strong turnout despite bad weather. The secretary reported a 50 plus membership roll and ongoing applications from a wide radius. They decided to accept new applicants via the secretary Frank Hallam and to hold a smoking concert at the Royal Hotel for existing members. The group emphasizes it is open to all British subjects under the Union Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garstone
Arthur Wade
Frank Hallam
Binscarth
Royal Hotel
Strathclair Social and Town Notes Into New Year
Strathclair reports quiet business during holidays and brisk visiting. J S Ross and family from Russell visited. town school reopened January 4 with current staff. Mrs W Tripp of Theodore Sask visited. Hodge to move to Hamiota around January 15. Mercury hit seven below zero January 2 as the old year ended and new year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Ross
Russell
H. Adams
Calgary
Hodge
Union Bank
Hamiota
Our Town
W. Tripp
Theodore, Sask
F. Storey
Binscarth
M. N. Ross
Sinclair
St. Andrew’s Church
Winnipeg
McFadyen
Shellmouth
J Smith
Mercury
Cards and games to help pass the long evenings
Banner Bookstore offers a selection of cards and games to entertain guests during long evenings. The display highlights family-friendly options, puzzle games, and social card matches suitable for indoor gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Bookstore
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Kennedy St
Winni Nom
Mre
A. L
Ughter
George Cartwright
Millwood
Cartwright
Russell Cemetery
Alex. McKay
G. Cammidge
A Bryant
J. Polonko
W H Allbright
W Sadbury
K F Bendit
W Wallace
Robert Hunt
Jas V Anderson
Wm Skinner
John Brooks
Clement
Fred Gordon
Archie Johnson
Dennis Holowitch
D Stewart
Alex Stewart
D McFadyen
Jas C Hanter
Thomas Fraser
M Thomas
Geo Brooks
Wm Brown
James Attwood
Geo Wise
W Robert Patterson
John Shearer
Alex Hunt
Nathan Adams
Frank Skinner
James Johnson
Alex Skinner
H [ Teulon
Mr Donald Lamon
Binscorth
H. I. Ketchen
Vancouver
Shoartmouth
D. Hamilton
T. C. Gerrard
D. A. McFadyen
Lampkin—Watson
Strathclair
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