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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
1
Local notes report a hockey match in Russell between Ross burn and Russell. Other items include R H Peddie under medical care for appendicitis and various community notices about grain prices, land transport, dances, church services, and local officials.
Saltcoats routed Binscorth 11 to 3 in an exhibition Friday. Russell and Rossburn drew 4-4 last Wednesday. return match set for Thursday. Ottawa defeated Edmonton 8 to 4 in a staged Stinley cup tie with CP report. second game slated for Thursday.
Binscarth resident S Tibbatt has bought a purebred Shetland pony. An upcoming local hockey game features Birtle as the opponent this Thursday evening. Reverend Mr King of Indore College India will preach at Presbyterian churches in Bin scar th and Fox Warren next Sunday. Mr James Anderson narrowly escaped a house fire when curtains ignited from a lamp causing notable damage. A Liberal sub polling division 6 meeting at Garstone's restaurant elected officers Freeman Rice president Jas Murray vice president H S Crerar secretary and a slate of delegates.
Silverton reports rising grain prices causing significant market stir as traders monitor supply trends and farm output amid uncertain conditions. Local buyers and sellers assess impact on futures and cash markets as prices move.
Mr Foster reads The Banner while J G McFarlane recalls his district visit and shares thrilling tales though not fish stories. A railway crossing at John Hammond's needs immediate action after three accidents. Henry Hammond marries in Lebanon and may relocate to Silver Creek. Friday gale destroys James Arnott's house and contents. neighbors help, insurance partly covers the loss.
John Forrest welcomes a new young farmer guest at his home while Miss Mary Graham secures a renewed term at Boyle school. Milton McGbily improves under a doctor's care. McNair takes charge of Bayfield mission service Sundays at Leeburn. May and George Bell return home after visits with relatives. A Poff home party for about 40 friends ends late with dancing and songs.
Roblin Owen Carr returns from Ontario while Nath Adams and wife come home from Winnipeg last week. Barber Smale installs bevel plate glass in his parlor. Jas McBean reports Omaha winter and rink crowds rise. Fulkerson plans a gasoline lighting system for hockey. Only two bids for secretary treasurer: Chas Brydon accepted at 450 dollars yearly, H P Leonard rejected.
Roblin Lodge I O O F names new officers including N G O B Brooks W G S Herbert Rec Sec D VanAlstine Fin Sec S Argent Treas W A Rolston Chap B Paul Conductor G Porteous Warden J Fulkerson I G A Williamson Grand Lodge Representative E Paul for the upcoming term.
Shellmouth updates report visits from Echo and Dropmore residents. C N R diggers head to Dauphin and grain cars to haul. mentions dances in Russell and Asessippi and a surprise party at Mr Head's farm. Town debates a dog tax to curb stray dogs and warns against taking wood from near property.
The writer, addressing The Burreg or The Banner, states he cannot accept the Liberal nomination at the January 25 convention due to an imminent change of residence. He thanks electors for the 1997 campaign support.
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