Local Correspondence Reports friendly notes and hockey results
Mie T. Garnett returns from Winnipeg. McFadyen opens boarding house and feed stable. Rea brothers host card party. Mrs L. L. Roberts visits Thunder Creek. A. and R. McFadyen visit Stoney Creek. Ladies' Aid social planned for Jan 17. A Roberts injures his foot splitting wood and will be laid up. Asesippi hockey team sought for a match. Junior hockey team defeated at Langenbourg. return game planned in Birtle. Fire at MCFidgen residence under control with minor roof damage. Final score 4 to 1. Walley scored. Referee Mac in charge. Birtle vs return game Friday. Lineup listed for Birtle match.
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Rea Brothers
L. L. Roberts
Londonderry
Joslin
Thunder Creek
Messrs
A. and
R. McFadyer
Stoney Creek
L. L. McFadyen
Asesippi
Langenbourg
Co McFidgen
Walley
Macwha
Birtle
Russsell
Schwalm
Murphy Wilson
Dutton Manwaring
P. Fraser Cann
Rover Kippan Graham
Callin Walley Beatty Ham Bartiey
Enrolling Stallions and Education Grants in Manitoba 1903
The article outlines strict enforcement of the Horse Breeder's Enrollment Act in Manitoba for 1903 requiring stallion owners to submit pedigrees and obtain department certificates. Enrollment fees are two dollars for parents and twenty five cents for renewals, with a one hundred dollar renewal fee after ownership transfers. It also lists trends in school grants and teacher licensing issues from 1900 to 1907, including grant withholdings for certain districts and the need for qualified teachers, plus a fragmentary obituary note for EC de Balinhard.
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Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Senool
Headingly School
Okrainia
Grossweide
Hochstadt
Rosenort
Rosenoff
Gronfield
Halbstadt
Rosenbach
Greenland
Blumenhof
New Kronsthal
Lowe Farm
Local News Highlights From Russell and Surrounding Areas
In Russell and nearby towns readers learn of a firstclass teachers certificate awarded to H McIntosh of Silver Creek, a Leap Year ball planned in Wright's Hall, and a campaign for seed grain aid. Hockey schedules, church meetings, a fancy dress carnival, and venue rentals are noted along with weather shifts and local business notices.
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Beattie
Wallace, Sask
R. Shaw
H. McIntosh
Silver Creek
Shoal Lake
Yorkton
Brandon Citizen Tingley Dies After Stroke At 62
Brandon Sun reports the death of Mr. Tingley at age 62 last week at his Brandon home after a long illness. Born in Sackville New Brunswick he moved to Manitoba sixteen years ago with his family living in Rapid City before settling in Brandon in 1896. He worked with Singer Machine Co. since arriving in Brandon and leaves a wife two sons AR Tingley of Russell and BA Tingley of Brandon plus four brothers and two sisters.
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W. W. Buchanan
Winnipeg
Minniska
Silver Creek
Wright’s Hall
Buchanan
Georgia
Isaac Dillon
Russell Cemetery
Parker
Dillon
A. L. Bonnycastle
Yorkton
McKay
Moose Jaw
Howard Bligh
Mary Ellen Setter
St. Boniface Hospital
Andrew Setter
Presbyterian Church
Tingley
Brandon
Manitoba
Sackville
N. B. Ie
Rapid City
Singer Machine Co
AR. Tingley
Russell
B. A. Tingley
Y. Harper
Willard Lstabrook
Summerland
B.C
F. J. Tingley
B. C
J. B
Winnipeg Grain Markets Grain Prices Tuesday Update
Winnipeg grain markets report Tuesday pricing for wheat oats and barley with bids and offers listed across main elevators. Traders noted slow movement and price adjustments near midday as buyers eyed futures trends and local demand.
Steel Laying Reaches Outskirts of Russell
The C N R extension from Rossburn has steel laid to the town outskirts as a large crowd watches track-laying work. About 120 workers, mostly foreigners, aided by good weather. A Y is installed here but operation is not expected this winter. The line’s standard remains modest, but steel is in place and operation may come in a few months.
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Rossburn
Birtle Beats Russell In Tight M N W Hockey Match
Birtle defeated Russell in a hard fought M N W hockey league game last Thursday night. Graham opened the scoring for Russell while Bartley answered for Birtle and Walley added two more for the visitors to put the teams at halftime.
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Birtle
Russell
Burtle
Graham
Bartley
Walley
Doyle Retires as Miniota Farmers’ Fire Manager
W A Doyle retires after twenty years as manager of the Miniota Farmers’ Victory Fire Insurance company and is succeeded by his son M G Doyle. The company gave him a $5000 gift and voiced regret at his departure.
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W. A. Doyle
Miniota Farmers’ Virtual Fire Insurance Company
M. G. Doyle
Hembroff Elliott Wedding at Kennedy Street Residence
Miss Florence Gertrude Elliott and Walter Lloyd Hembroff wed at the bride’s father’s home on Kennedy Street Winnipeg. Rev Dr Stewart officiated with Florence Stewart as bridesmaid and Harold Hembroff as best man. The couple will reside in Russell after a Portage la Prairie reception.
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Kennedy Street
Winnipeg
Florence Gertrude Elliott
Dr. Elliott
Wesley College
Walter Lloyd Hembroff
Russell
Dr. Stewart
Florence Stewart
Harold Hembroff
Portage la Prairie
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Mie
Shellmouth
T. Garnett
McFadyen
de Balinhard
Cranicom
Mroanders
EC de Balinhard
Daiught R
J. D. Cameron
High Court of
John Barker
Queen’s
W. Forsytt
Seeburn
Shell River
Board of Trade
Thellege
Swan River Gimlet
Vanda Tines
Miss Disney
J. H. Cameron
Kildonan Presbyterian Church
Cameron
Kildonan
Russell Rink
Russell Brass Band
T. Hill
W. S. Crerar
Grain Growers’ Convention
Grain Exchange and Combines
Foxwarren
Shoalake
Minniska Church
S.S
Assiniboine
The
R. Shaw A. Setter
Joseph Sharman
R Anderson
R Roger
H. Cameron
A. L. Buie
Joss Patterson
Boulton
Margaret Emily
J. D. McKay
Rev. J. King
Ethel Dunn
John McKay
J. Chapman
Brandon Citizen
Winnipeg Grain Markets
Hembroff—Elliott
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