Russell district notices and community updates in July
Local items record postponed Boulton picnic date, new residences on Mountain Ave and Pelly Ave, and various visits and moves. Reports include election planning, teaching staff travels, school trustee actions, rail service, and agricultural concerns with crops, potato pests, and weed enforcement in Russell region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nner
Boulton
Gwilt
Pelly Ave
D. J. Kippan
Govan
Dr. Wright
Russell
Miss Wilson
Miss Tench
British Columbia
California
Evelyn Kelso
Brandon
Bonnycastle Addresses Russell Audience at Wrights Hall
A large crowd attended a meeting in Wrights hall on Tuesday evening in support of Conservative candidate A. L. Bonnycastle. The speaker, introduced by H. P. Reed, defended government policy on banks taxation, land valuation, education, railway and telephone issues, public affairs, and workers compensation, urging electors to support the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bonnycastle
Wright's Hall
H. P Reed
Agricultural College
Duck Montains
Meeting Ends With Cheers For Candidate
The gathering concluded with three cheers for the candirlata as supporters lauded the candidate's past record and urged continued backing.
Village Notes From Angusville And Surroundings
Angusville residents attendances include Angusville A McLeod of Russell visiting friends. John Neild begins foundation work on a new born. Mr Craig of Ranchvale secures contract for Galician school at Fish Lake. Annie Young spends summer with parents. Fine village photos for sale at Staples store. Well boring machine breakdown delays work. hole depth seventy feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McLeod
Russell
John Neild
Mr. Craig
Ranchvale
Fish Lake
Annie Young
Murdock Young
Staples
Millwood notes of river life and local visits
The article records leisure on the river near Millwood with beaver sightings and boating. It lists visits by Mr and Mrs Markle and child from Shoal Lake, Miss Kate Bates’s vacation return, Mrs Lightheart and family moving, Rev F W Bates and bride en route to the coast, Mrs W E Swain and children leaving for Winnipeg, and baptismal events. It also mentions Ella McTavieh finishing teaching at Craigie school and community goodwill on her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. B. R. Shaw
Newdale
Craigie
Alf Webster
Yorkton
SH. Maynes
Mr. King
Rosser
Man
Mr. Hillyer
Foxwarren
Hillyer
Russell and
Binsearth
Wm. Kelso
Adyt
Maccabee Hall
R. Smalley
Goetze
Manitoba
Reno
Nevada
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
F. W. Bates
Bride
Montreal
P. W. Bates
W. E. Swain
Roland
Winnipeg
Ella McTavieh
Craigie School
Address to Russell Electors Seeks Reelect Promise of Integrity
A parliamentary appeal to Russell Constituency electors requests votes for re election on the basis of an honest progressive government. The candidate cites no unsettled provincial conditions and pledges continued integrity, while noting limited time prevents personal canvassing.
Silverton Notes and Local Happenings
Silverton sees rising election interest as Whiteman and Callin haul lime for new homes. Mrs J G Robertson of Neepawa visits the district. P J Hyde of The Canada Mutual Insurance Co spends July 1 at his home. A young farmer arrives at J Anderson’s place. The baseball team loses to Minniska at the picnic. A Silverton plea urges fixed general store hours to improve customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Hyde
Canada Mutual Insurance Co
J. Anderson
Asessippi
Silverton
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T. Ballantyne
Queen's Hotel
W. C. Kerr
Marquette Rifle Association
John J. Moon
D. M. Kinnaird
R. R. Dowling
H. J
Neepawa
Birtle
Shellmouth
Wm. Valens
Harrow C
Binscarth
A. McDonagh
F. Setter
Brightside
M. Mitchell
C. Kelso
Tumbell
Old Country
Rere
Russell Law
A. F. Eardley
G Rockola
Solsgirth
Wog Murphy
Free Rice
Inspector Belton
H. Mccintosh
J. A. Stark
J. McIntyre
Sec’y
EE. M. Williams
W. J. Doig
John “Fs Moon
J.r Reed
Fr. J. Sinale
H. Cites
de Swalloe
Alf. Clee
Mr A IL Bonnycastle
Angusville
Millwood
E. M. Williams
Harry Lazenby
Crosby
A L. Bonnycastle
Messrs. Whiteman
Callin
J. G. Robertson
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