Bonspiel Draw Highlights Town Curling Event
The local bonspiel drew a strong crowd as visiting rinks lost to Andersons team who were defeated by War i. The Tuesday draw pitted town rinks against visitors with the former winning by 24 points. A post draw smoker at the Bijou featured speeches and a slide show donated by Mr. Fenton. Mayor Clee Rev F C Middleton and Alex Stewart chaired. entertainment included a solo by R C Jamieson and a Russell Orchestra performance. The event is praised as highly successful with prizes look strong for both sides. A long list of players and skips participated in the matches through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lataenan
Anderson
Wari
Fenton
Alex Stewart
Act 4
Clee
F. C. Middleton
L. L. Lewis
R. C. Jameson
Messrs. Minske
Park
Middleton
Catley
Russell
Londestrew
H J. Moynes
Sunday School Lesson on Riches and Stewardship
A Sunday school lesson for January 26 centers on the parables of the Unjust Steward and Rich Man and Lazarus from Luke. The text argues wealth is not evil but misused wealth without responsibility leads to eternal loss, urging prudent use of riches in service to others and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tela
Dives
Lazacus
Jesus
Tabernacles
Set
St. Jube
Perea
Jerusalem
Lazarus
Apirita
Earth
Royal Alexander Hospital Welcomes Miss Annie Young Home
Edmonton update notes Miss Annie Young returns to resume duties at the Royal Alexander Hospital. In Angusville a masquerade ball hosted by the Ancusville Curling Club drew a town turnout with prize winners led by Mrs. J A Chittick and comic honors to Mrs. B. Shewfelt. Music by the Angusville orchestra accompanied a ladies’ luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Young
Edmonton
Royal Alexander Hospital
E. Melba Ross
C. S. Shepherd
Willie
Liberty Gran Company
Angusville
Capreol
Ontario
J. J. Moore
McNutt, Sask
Clara Chittick
Ancusville
B. Shewfelt
Sewts
Norman Chenoweth
George Bell
E. McDonald
H. W. Lewis
Chenoweth
Jack Youre
Ben Shewfelt
J. Cartier
Paquet
Angusville Orchestra
Local notes and sports from the week
Mr Norman Locke travels with Dr Evans toward Winnipeg for treatment after a bruised chest in recent weeks. The hockey team tied Elphinstone 3 3 away last Thursday, and Roddy is noted for hardware business. Tom Yee shows satisfaction with a new business location amid popular Colomaecs fashion this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Locke
Evans Teft
Winnipeg
Elphinstone
Roddy
Tom Yee
MacNutt Visits Sister in Argusville News
MacNutt Miss C Chittick of Argusville visits sister Mrs J J Moore. G Skalding's skating rink is being secured for public use and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Chittick
Argusville
J. J. Moore
G. Skalding
Beiene Secur
Community Club Whist Drive and Dance a Great Success
Last Friday evening the Community Club hosted a whist drive and dance enjoyed by all ages. Mrs Clee led as star player among ladies while Mr Pacan claimed the gent’s first prize and Mrs Henderson won consolation. preparations for a Feb 1 concert and dance and Feb 2 stable completion are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clee
H Henderson
Frank Pacan
H. Russell Goetine
Local Women's Societies Schedule Meetings and Events
The W M S will meet at Mrs Young's residence on Thursday. The Burns Club hosts A night wi Burns. C G L T plans a Demonstration and Concert soon. A W A meeting at Mrs Ridgeway's Thursday February 1 at 3 pm. All ladies invited. Congregations in Shellmouth field set meetings Royston January 28 Shellmouth January 20 Asessipp February 2. Next Sunday church services present The mark of the Beast exhibit theme The Sower the seed and the soil services well attended with room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston
Shellmouth
Community Halls Host Events Amid Cold Night
Local notes report J S Drever visiting his parents and Alex Allen’s illness. Miss Walker helps at Minnedosa Post Office. Finals of four case pipes saw H Murdock defeat W Thompson by two. Russell Bonspiel players include Crerar Mcintosh Arbuckle and Crichton starting on the 22nd. Radio Concert failed to attract buyers while Burn’s Night drew a packed crowd. Winnipeg Extension Service to give a lecture next. Community Hall dance was quiet due to cold. Nelson and Maher provided first class music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.s. Drever
C.P.R
Alex Allen
Miss Walker
Minnedosa
H. Murdock
W. Thompson
H. S. Crerar
P. Mcintosh
S. Arbuckle
Joe Cr
Russell
Nelson
Maher
McRostie
R. McIntyre
Mel Anderson
Ikver
Alex Greig
Boston
Man
W. A. of Christ Church
C. A. Boulton
Hector McLean Angus
Angus
R. H. McCallum
Union Church
Middleton
Radio sets and curling entries spark local notes
D Pedde and R H Mather install radio sets in homes. Four rinks enter the Russell Bonspiel led by D C Stewart J Crerar R M Anderson and V Davidson. UGG and UFM Silverton locals hold a joint shareholders meeting Jan 26 at 8 p m to hear Calgary and Branden convention reports and UF.M. Bran der U P W M. Rev McLaren unable to fill last Sunday. Mr Garvin Winnipeg substitute. Rev J W Wilson Elva MB preaches Jan 28 with view to permanent field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Pedde
R. H. Mather
D. C. Stewart
J. Crerar
R. M. Anderson
V. Davidson
U.G.G
U.F.M. Silverton
Calgary
Uf.m
Branden
U.P.W.M
Brander
McLaren
Waldron Sask
Garvin
Manitoba College Winnipeg
J. W. Wilson
Elva
Manitoba
Mr. Wilson
Art Club Meeting Set at Mrs Pratt's Home
A meeting of the Art Club is planned at the home of Mrs Pratt on Tuesday the 36th at 8 p.m. The notice invites members to attend and participate in club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Birth notices from Shellmovin Fussell and McNutt areas
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. Patterson at Shellmovin on January 21. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Wishart at Fussell on January 21. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McIntyre at McNutt, Sask., on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Shellmovin
R. Patterson
Wishart
Fussell
A. Wishart
McIntyre
McNutt, Sask
Duncan Mcintyre
Stolen or Strayed Black Steer Urges Owner to Claim
Strayed on to the northwest of Section 18 22 26 a black steer three years old branded on the right hip. Owner to remove the animal and pay expenses. Contact Geo Wis hert at the personal jee ae The tet supplies a The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.W
Geo. Wishert
Carnival and dance notes fill Russell events page
Local notices list dances at McRostie's Hall and Royston School on January 29th and February 6th, with carnival dress, blindfold driving race, and fancy dress contests. Bonspiels at Angusville February 19th 20th and fundraising events at the rink. Also reports on Union Church services, Unity Bible Class banquet with over 100 members, and community updates from Rossburn and Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRostie
Rossburn
Herb Setter
Rod McIntosh
Ralph A. Cooper
Royston School
Angusville
Local Notes from Bredenbury District
Mr J Forsyth of Bredenbury visited the district last week. Miss Crowe to teach the next term. School closed two weeks for chickenpox. Murray Grainger cutting wood for J Anderson left Friday. Ed Strafford has a pile of wood ready for next winter. Miss Stella Fleming of Summerberry visiting Mrs Strafford. J Mickie J Jackson and J Simpson at G G Convention Brandon reports big crowd. Mr and Mrs A Simpson spent Christmas holidays at Bredenbury with Mrs Forsyth. W Forsyth lost in the bush near Russell. men searched to Dropmore and found him sleigh riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Forsyth
Bredenbury
Miss Crowe
Murray Grainger
J. Anderson
Strafford
Stella Fleming
Summerberry
Mrs. St
Dropmore
U F M Dance Draws Large Crowd at Mrs Patterson Home
A U F M dance at Mrs Patterson's home drew a large crowd with music by R Burrows and F Matheson despite competing events. The next local meeting will be at Mrs Harvey McLennan's on Friday Jan 26 with delegates J Jackson and J L McLennan reporting on the convention. A whist drive and prizes for top scores accompany the convention and ten new members joined at the IPOT meeting as farmers show commitment to cooperative parasite elimination.
Banquet praise and church group notes from weekly column
The report lauds the banquet and Mrs C Thom for leading it. Attendance neared a record with 276 at Sunday events 82 in Bible class and a top score of 279. Trail Rangers meetings under N R Park, Live Wire Taxis Square officers elected for 1923, and Father and Son banquet planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thom
Trail Rangers
N. R. Park
Wilfred Morris
Praetor
Bob McKay
Rich'e McKay
Dave Glen
C.G. LT
J. D. Pink
Christ'an
Dives and
Lazarus
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Penton— Fughee
Kippan
Stewart
Warrington
Lindsay
Crerar
Hughes
Taycock
Pinkely
MclIntyre
MciIntyre
Lucas
Cookman
Laycock
D. Stewart
Murray
Denton
Reid
McReady
More
Shipley
Cameron
Wilson
Shepherd
Grainger
McFarlane
Johnson
Brown
A Thom
Stack
McCauley
Shaw
McKean
Swindell
Lesfer
Richardson
Smellie
Jamieson
Blakely
Staples
Ferguson
Ski Sparrow
Millar
Skip
Mutch
Beamish
Leifer
Currie
Wellman
rTeerer
Briggs
McFadyen
Armstrong
Rea
Elliot
Glover
Thom
McKinnon
Bates
Jack
Termunde
Yoxall
Peddie
Cook
Needham
Hammond
Hyde
Callin
Alexander, Coldwell
Grant
Hanson
Brie
Mcintosh
Glen
Ské
Matheson
Barry
Yeates
Wise
Alex
Skin
Cleo
Lew's
McKay
Skip Davidson
Davidson
Hamstock
Normington
Houck
Fraser
Kennedy
Newell
Blakely— Leifer
McIintyre— McLaren
Alderson
Murray— Davidson
Davidsen
Minkely — Armstrong
Currie Laycock
Coldwell Kippan Wilson
MoInt Blakely
Warrington Anderson
Rosssurn
Enocliffe
Binscarth
Silverton
Russell Art Club
Unity Bible
M. Crerar
W. Minskie
Reds
Canada
Wm. Iverach
Isabella
M‘ss
The
Jack Smellie
Walter Minskie
C. D. Sqvarrow
Chas. Bowles
Mesdames Park
W. Thom
Messers Cat
Tuckersmith
Union Church Notes
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