Earlier Promised Road Plans Reach Rossburn Area
Old Day items recall a 1903 survey of the CNR route east and south of Rossburn. Delegates Reeve Carson K A Ross and Thomas Peden pressed officials to pave the path toward Ress ura while towns debated rink trophies and local hockey exhibitions. A list of 1913 events notes rail extension talks, curling wins, electric light plans, and local prizewinners in Silverton and Angusville.
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CNR
Rossburn
Limue
Reeve Carson
K. A Ross
Thomas Peden
Ressura
Thom
Struthers
Rophy
Matheson
Camade
Uaseli
Silver Creek
Boulton
Suell Kive
D. R. McDonald
Jonas Fields
Davidson
Ralway
Peddie Silverton
Peddie
Angusville Ladies Aid
Forsythe
Miss Broadfoot
Electric Light Committee
W. J. Doig
D. C. McDonald
EM. Williams
Darth Curlers Win Two Open Events at Spiel
The event closed with Binscarth rinks claiming major prizes and Russell teams taking secondary titles. Frank Clement's rink won three prizes including the Grand Challenge final over Angusville's Shepherd. Mac Gillies of Russell won two events, with Ireland of Binscarth defeating Matheson in another final.
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Mel Anderson
Silverton
Anerson
Johnson
Anderson
McFarlane
C. J. Maher
J. McIntyre
Irene Ledingham
Elizabeth Skelding
Thelma 2Usddveton
Moble More
Mr. Middleton
Mr. Jamieson
Frank Matheson
Robe More
Robi. Elliott
Reggie Cartwright
Rita Bell
Jean McIntyre
Winnut Dog
J. W. Cormack
Alex
Freak Clement
Binscarth
E Shepherd
Angusville
K. Porter
L. Lelfer
Russell
Sth
A. Lelfer
Russe
Malling
Amellle
Russel
Hay Gillespie
B. Ferguson
W. Needham
Frank Ciment
Binscorth
Frank Clement
Mac Gillies
Clement
Shepherd
Ireland
Bin'yscart
Matheson
Giles
Aieslaws
Sheraeony Wyeonetee Hume
Foxwarren
Smettle
Ingregate
Jose. K. Cammage
Inislis
W. W. W. Willson
al Town
Ten Year Ago At Manitoba Dairy Convention Winners Named
The Manitoba Dairy Convention saw Russell Creamery win the Manitoba Cold Storage Cup for high score. Other prize winners included P J Green of Inglis and notable dance masquerade victors Nora Coultis Mattie Davidson Bert Robb and Angus McDougal. Bowery Bridge Club honored Wm McLure with a smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Creamery
P. J. Green
Inglis
A. Clory
Bowery Bridge
Wm. McLure
Thunder Creek
Nora' Coultis
Mattie Davidson
Bert Robb
Angus McDougal
Neighborhood Happenings at Young People's Club
Members of the Young People's club plan a journey to Lennard Wet Sunday evening and organize other events. Mr Murdock attends the curlers' reunion. W Bischwell mourns his father. The net Goods and Nutrition course met. a picture show drew an enthusiastic crowd. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs J Wilderman on a birth at Sacred Heart hospital. Several members spoke at Edith Flatt and others led songs. the meeting closed with Faith of Our Fathers and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Cap
Lennard
Cupsea
Edith Flatt
Elizabeth Busch
Joyce Hunt
Sileen Patterson
Jean Davidson
Hazel Patterson
Shellmouth notices recall town events and births
Bert Sudbury hosts a dainty lunch after games as Mr and Mrs Wa Waugh welcome a son born January 12 in Will em Richard Roy. Community club bridge reports 16 teams, a Chicago trip, and church services at 4 20 and 4 30. Shellmouth V P S met at United Church January 9 electing officers led by President Johnson and secretary Elizabeth Busch with Wishart and Hunt among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sudbury
Wa. Waugh
Willem Richard Roy
Mire
Langford
Qoodben
Frat Wrise
T He Lates
Fred Koch
Warner
Chicago
Ater
Joe Herbert
Winnipeg
Comfort
Ot Dropmore
Lanefor
Wiehan Busch's
Brary
George Lepperd
Turmle
Bay
Shellmouth V.P
United Church
Mr. Johnson
Elizabeth Busch
Bessie Patterson
Joyce Hunt
Wilma Wishart
Miss Large
Cyril Sydbury
Cstizenari
Robert
Silver Beach and Ruthenia church gathering details
A Sunday meeting at Silver Beach and Ruthenia church opened at 3 37 pm with a prayer led by Rev Miss Lena Chuckree of Winnipex Smetheram. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H Kostecki hosting their daughter and son man Mr and Mrs M Naohuk for a few weeks at their home.
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Lena Chuckree
Winnipex Smetheram
H. Kostecki
M. Naohuk
Curlers Return Home After Quiet Trip and Illness
The Russell curling group returned with no prizes, while Wallace Hammond was hospitalized after a cold during a Winnipeg trip on Saturday January 15. A Friday hall dance featured music by the Corleys, Trueman Lamb, and Pod Rea. Lem Sparrow heads coastward seeking a new home. Miss E Staples of Angusville visited Miss Loma Brosafoot, and Miss Lewis from Woodstock visited with local friends. Jack Knight returned from visiting relatives in Winnipeg, while Mrs S Simpson stayed with W Broadfoot family to see friends in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hammond
Winnipeg
Russell Creamery Takes Five Firsts At Dairy Convention
At the Manitob Dairy convention in Winnipeg Russell Creamery entries won five first prizes in the Hulton Bros Special Common Envelope Crescent Cleansing Soda Special Manitoba Cold Storage Special and Thorkelason's Box Special. Creameries from Vasare Roblin and Shoal Lake also placed with Roblin taking first in the De Laval Manitoba Special. Team winners from the district included Jas Tennant and W C Houey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Creamery
Manitob
Winnipeg
Hulton Bros
Common
Crescent Cleansing
Manitoba Cold Storage
Thorkelason's
Community Club presents a lively Ruthenia parish hall event
A capacity Ruthenia audience enjoyed a Wednesday program by N Derkach dramatic group featuring The Poet's Mistake a short comedy with Tony Sawchuk in the lead Walter Pushka Mrs M Wladyka and others providing strong support The Farmer's Return monologue and musical selections followed Dancing and socializing kept the crowd entertained with plans for a future comedy by the group and an upcoming social event at Mrs Le A Schwaim's home scheduled for February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Tutkalute
Sakura
Joba
Ruthente Vehoe
W. Walko
Doris Wladyka
Tony
W. L. Stevenson
W. H. Henderson
Iin
Mathema Yariab Hall
Ladies Social Society
le A Schwaim
Death of Walter Whall in Windsor Ont at 24
Walter Whall of Killalley Sask died in Windsor Ontario on December 8 at age 24 years 2 months from pneumonia. Interment was in Kilalley January 10. Born October 24, 191%, he lived in Barrowby where his father was station agent before moving to Killalley. The community extends sympathy to Mr Whall and family.
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Chip. Whall
Killaliey
Sask
Issoo
Walter
Windsor
Pneumonis
Kilalley
Barrowby
Killalley
Russell District
Viculty
Whall
Craigie Skating Party Hosts Friendly Winter Night
The Craigie club enjoyed a pleasant January skating party with those not skating playing cards by the warm stove in the school. A brief meeting followed by a bed in the social evening, hinting at future February 4th activities and a roll call about potential stunts, fancy steps, or solos.
School Notes Plans Concert For Education Week
The school prepares a February 11 concert at Tim McRostie’s hall as part of Education Week. Two one act plays The Warrior's Husband and The Pyramus and Thisby from A Midsummer Night's Dream will be directed by LV Tyndale. The school rink under M Gillies won the Siverton event in the open bonspiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim McRostie
Shakespeare
LV. Tyndale
M. Gillies
Siverton
Burns Night Observed at Knox United Church Social
Young Women's club of Knox United church hosted a Burns night social in the church hall honoring Robert Burns. Despite lower attendance, guests enjoyed a distinctly Scotch programme with singing, piano solos by Kathleen Place and Joy Hughes, readings by Mins G Staples, and an address by Rev. H B Wallace followed by Auld Lang Syne.
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Young Women’s Club of Knox United Church
Robert Burns
Uanéh
Kathleen ‘Lace
Gasoline Tax Burden Shifts to Producers say Texans
A Texas industry view argues higher oil taxes mainly fall on producers, not consumers. Texas operators own over half the output, absorbing most tax hikes while prices of Texas field gasoline stayed near levels from fifteen years ago despite oil at $2.50 then and about $1.20 today. Further tax rises could push costs to shoppers, hurting demand and jobs. An unrelated note reports an attempted bombing of a Japanese vessel in Vancouver, where a teacher using a time bomb floated away on a raft and drowned, with the bomb later recovered.
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Texas
Texas Field
Vancouver
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Jack Dutton
Suellie Bloc
Wallace
Shanomen
McAthy
Smith Hocfin
Moynes
Parker
G. Eamison
M.cleese
R. Young
Mrs. Dillon
W. McKay
J. T. Lyons
J. W. McDonald
Jas. Anderson
J. H. Maynes
John Chaymen
A. McLennan
R. Clegg
D. Dunn
HB. Garnett
Darth
SPIEL
2. Sirota
Laval
Quebec
Shellmouth
Silver Beach
And
Ruthenia
Endcliffe
Crosby
Craigie
Blue
RC. Seller
H. B. Wallace
Smellie
H. Gillespie Gillespie
Ane
Hancock Matheson
FT. Matheson Pi
G. Kippan
Kippen
RC. McLennan
Shaw Jack Robertson Robertson
J. A. Peterson
Chas
Adolph Adolph W. Wilson
Roducer
Military College of Science
Istry
Woolwich
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