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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
9
At Russell on Monday January 17 a son was born to Mr and Mrs George Beamish. The birth adds joy to the Beamish family and local community in Russell.
Hockey match Ross burn versus Russell opens a busy Russell page with community notes on illness, local markets, bridge talks, livestock prices, rail service changes, club dances, and church services across Shoal Lake and Roblin regions.
Saltcoats defeated Binscorth 11 to 3 in an exhibition game last Friday. Russell and Rossburn drew 4-4 in their Wednesday match. a return game is set for Thursday. Ottawa beat Edmonton 8 to 4 in a Stanley Cup telegraph game, with Edmonton 4 Ottawa 3 at halftime. The second game will be Thursday evening. Also notes on milder temps read The Banner, J. G. McFarlane’s visit, railway crossing concerns at John Hammond’s, three accidents in two days, and the marriage of Henry Hammond at Lebanon. James Arnott’s house burned in Friday’s gale. insurance partly covered. Roblin Lodge officers listed.
Binscarth sees a purebred Shetland pony purchase by S Tibbatt. Thursday hosts a hockey game with Birtle as the opponent. Rev Mr King of Indore College India to preach in Binscarth and Foxwarren churches Sunday. James Anderson’s house narrowly escaped a fire that damaged curtains from a lamp. Liberals of sub polling division No 6 met at Garstone’s with officers elected: Freeman Rice president Jas Murray vice president H S Crerar secretary and a slate of delegates.
The community reports a smaller bachelor party than expected while John Forrest pleased with a new farmer guest. Dr Milton McGoily improves after illness as Miss Mary Graham is re engaged at Boyle school for another term. Miss May and George Bell return from visits with relatives in Elkhorn Brandon and Griswold. Mr McNair to lead Bayfield mission service Sundays at 3. A large party at Mr and Mrs George Poff’s home entertained about 40 guests with games dancing and songs.
Roblin Owen Carr returns from Ontario and Nath Adams with wife come home from Winnipeg last week. Barber Smale installs bevel plate glass for his parlor. Jas McBean reports a very cold winter after returning from Omaha. Skating rink profits with Fulkerson planning a gasoline lighting system for better hockey games. Only two applications for secretary treasurer. Chas Brydon accepted at 450 dollars per year.
J Stewart of Echo hosts D C Stewart while C N R diggers head to Dauphin. Local visits include E Marshall of Dropmore and J Barry of Castleavery. The cold season brings sledding, a junior hockey trip to Asessippi, and a 100 guest surprise party at Mr Head’s farm. A church concert and a ten cent tea are planned for January 25. Dog nuisance prompts talk of a village dog tax.
Silverton reports sharp rises in grain prices sparking market buzz among farmers and merchants. Officials say supply and demand shifts drive costs, with traders watching regional markets for further movement.
A letter to the editor states the writer cannot accept the liberal nomination for the January 25 convention due to an upcoming residence change. The author thanks electors for support in the 1997 campaign.
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