Russell Town Council Minutes Opened with New Members Sworn In
The Russell town council met January 6 at 8 pm. New members were sworn in and councillors appointed for two and one year terms. Officers named included secretary-treasurer A B Callin health officer G E Swallow M D solicitor WW Wilson. By laws to raise 2000 for electric light plant balance discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. P. Smellie
Wm. Thom
A. B. Foster
W. J. Doig
Sec.treas
A. B. Callin
G. E Swallow
M.D
W.W.W. Wilson
Russell School
Cler Council
Sliver Creek Council Minutes From Angusville January 6 1914
Council met at Angusville with all members present appointing W McKay as Secy Treas Dr Speers health officer W W Wilson solicitor and passing by laws 256 and 257 Weed inspectors listed for 1914 and various expenses ordered paid The last assessment roll was adopted for 1914 Court of Revision set for May in Angusville Reeve tasked to purchase bridge plank Taxes on Pickoff property may be collected by distress Next meeting set for Merch F4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville
W. McKay
Sec’y Treas
Dr Speers
W. W. Wilson
Wm Sherritt
Alex Brown
C E Ferguson
J. A. Calliv
John Broadfoot
Robi McRostie
Reeve Hyde
Portage
Western Municipal News
Thom Bros
H Clee
A Nixon
Bridge Plank
Merch F4th
M. Kay. Cleck
Headache powders misstate content say Dominion bulletin
A Dominion Government bulletin summarizes analysis of 174 headache powder samples from Inland Revenue inspectors in February. It shows manufacturers and the public prefer higher doses, with many products claiming minimal amounts while actual contents approach the maximum listed in pharmacopoeia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McGill
Dominion
Inland Revenue Department
English Church Notes January 18 Services and meetings
Next Sunday January 18 services are at 10:45 a.m. at the Schoolhouse Boulton 3:90 p.m. at the Schoolhouse Silverton and 7 p.m. at Christ Church Sunday school. The Young Ladies Guild meets at Alf. Clee's on Thursday January 1. The Women's Auxiliary of Christchurch hosts a 25 cent event Friday afternoon January 16 at Mrs. E. M. Williams. Rev. Pierce Jones will be away Monday to Saturday next week. for ministerial attention please phone Rector W. H. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton
Silverton
Christ Church
Young Ladies” Guild
Alf. Clee
Pierce-Jones
W. H. Morgan
Binscarth
W. J. Chittick
McNutt
Rev. Pearson
Wesley College
Russell
Silverton Boys
E.C. Ferguson
R Yourg
R. Young
J. Angus
Passover Bread and Maizo Free of Duty in Canada
An order in council grants duty free status for Passover bread and maizo in Canada from March 11 to April 12 after requests from leading Canadian Hebrews. The minister of customs approved the concession following these appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Minister of Customs
Russell School District By-Law Repealed in 1914 Public Notice
By-Law No 24 of Russell No 273 to raise 12000 by debentures has been repealed and notice given to Russell Town Council. Dated Russell January 24, 1914. A B CALLIN, Sec'v-Treas Town of Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Callin
Sec
v-Treas
Russel
Town of Russell By Law Vote on 2000 Debentures for Electric Lighting
Public notice states by law 17 to borrow two thousand dollars to fund an electric lighting system in Russell Manitoba. Voting by ratepayers on Tuesday January 20 at the town council chamber from 9 AM to 5 PM. Mayor and secretary treasurer to oversee polling and tallying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Manitoba
Igi
Matinee at the Bijou and local notes in Russell area
Local items report a Bijou matinee at 3 pm, injuries from a fall, a 6 to 1 junior hockey win for Russell over Rossburn, community tea for Christ Church, church meetings, and railway work plans. Also noted are a murder escape in Winnipeg and district school funding talk, with wedding and trial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
W Wilson
Russell
Rossburn
Bickie
Brandon
Verlie Garnett
W A Ladies Club Social and Local Notices
The ladies of the W A meet this afternoon at the rectory. Several residents return from Winnipeg and Port Arthur while others travel to Brandon. A St Matthew’s service is planned with Matins Holy Communion and evensong. The Conservative Association holds its annual meeting next Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Club Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Lanigan
Winnipeg
Edric Crerar
Waller's Hall
St. Matthew's Church
St Matthew’s Church
Conservative Association
Velma Rice
Silverton Hockey Victory Behind Strong Second Half
Silverton travelled to Angusville with fans and beat the Angusville seven 3 to 2 after a tied first half. Referee T Young from Rossburn officiated as rooters cheered. local figures and spectators enjoyed free skating and dancing at the school after the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Russell
A T Byans
Forest Gate
Nurse Keating
Brandon
Ernest Hainstock
Kelloe
Wm Garnett
Minniska
Richard Keating
John E. Keating
Angusville
Silverton
T. Young
Rossburn
Geo
John Chittick
Red
Silverton Bunch
Portage district social notes and visits around Brandon
Angusville Mr J Bell visits Brandon friends and many locals host guests from Winnipeg Rossburn See Burn and Wellwood. Church anniversary planned Rev Smith to preach. An oyster supper and concert set for Monday. A fancy dress carnival at the rink drew locals with prize winners named and a well attended ten cent tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Smith
Silverton
Rossburn
Casie Jones
Annie Young
Claude Nield
Sadie Angus
Mrs. Reddick
Winnipeg
Miss Switzer
Mrs. Young
Shellmouth Grain and Poultry Show and Local Saloons
The notice lists a Shellmouth grain and poultry show on February 3 and upcoming church services in Rochedale and Shellmouth with times. It mentions a dance in the Hall on January 21 at 9:30 pm, a Presbyterian service at Asessippi on January 18 and at Shilmouth later, and the Presbyterian church annual meeting on January 15 with refreshments at the Manse. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society held its annual meeting January 8 at Mrs Bryant’s home with officers re elected and a positive financial report, with praise for Mrs Bond and a generous tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Rochedale
Presbyterian Church
Asessippi
Shilmouth
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Bryant
Teulon
Bond
Dropmore Social Roundup Attendee Returns From Minnedosa
Dropmore residents report Mr Collcot’s Wednesday night return from a Minnedosa holiday. Mr Holway visited from Bin scarth on the 6th to stay with Castleavery friends. Rev. Morgan led a service at Dropmore school. attendance was small due to the lack of announcement.
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a.Thanhouser
Sherlick Holmes
Alsask
Manse
Lola C. Morley
Benton
Alta
Fillmore
Sask
Des Moines
D. H Boyd
J. Stuart Caldwell
Collcot
Minnedosa
Holway
Binscarth
Neville
Morgan
Dropmore School
Fletcher
Grainsby School
Winnipeg
Dropmore
Ashton Farm
Langford
Stevenson
Pierpoint
Bryant
Shellmouth
Comfort
Scott
Castleavery
Mrs Neville
Mr Neville
Daily Mail urges Churchill to form new political party
The Daily Mail calls on Winston Churchill to break from current parties and establish a fresh political party. It argues for a realignment to lead Britain through mounting postwar challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
The
Daily Mail
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Cree Bank
M. H. Johnston
Russell Town Council
Sliver Creek
P Hyde, Reeve
A. B. Callan
Treas
Town of
A. Murchie
S. L. Head
Edson
Alba
EK. M. Williams
Christchurch
CPR
CNR
Jesus Christ
Tuckett
Caledonian
Binscorth
Superintendant Murphy
Maharg
Fisher
Kersauke
Bonnycastle
H. M. Arnold
Shaw
Gordon Kippan
R McCallum
T Hill
Tod
Messrs Clee
Reid
McCallum
Huddleston
Hill
Hembroff
Thom
Smellie
Keay
Gilchrist
Cockburn
Port Arthur
Walter Ireland
Kerfanko
Lilian Davis
Murphy’s Store
Walsh
Beaver
F. G. Esherby
John Hammond
Assessippi
Robert
A W Smith
Silas Baker
Atwood
Ont
J. K Hammond
Farmers Advocate
R. Whiteman
J. Bell
Hazel Vandecar
Wellwood
Maud McKee
Geo. Nield
Geo. Gibbs
Margaret Brown
Seeburn
Olive Switzer
Jno. Bell
C. S. Shepherd
C.H. Staples
East
Phizacklea
Houston
Young
Annie Chittick
Wapella
Jack
Gorge
Birtle
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