Local notices and town developments in Binscarth
Mr C A Flower of Birtle visited. farming activity includes 10 to 30 loads of grain daily. Townspeople plan Winnipeg Exhibition attendance. C D McGilvray V S adds to horse hospital and livery. Loyal House and Royal Hotel undergo exterior work. Mr Harry Gilbert visits, Portage la Prairie contractor Dykeman prepares to build Farmers' Elevator. By-law hearing on $11,000 debt draws ~30 ratepayers. taxes seen as high, road work limited. speakers Fletcher and Rhoades present. Uncertain seed ploughing advice ends note.
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C. A. Flower
Birtle
Winnipeg
Loyal
Royal Hotel
Harry Gilbert
Hinscarth
Dykeman
Portage la Prairie
Farmers’levator
Nee
Waller
Johnstone
Messrs
Fletcher
Rhoades
Millwood notes on meetings and road funding
Millwood readers report routine Farmers' Institute meetings and a Ward Councils talk about the $11,000 road loan. Residents mostly support the proposal, while critics note past council behavior and call for clearer decisions and broader farmer outreach. A weed inspector is urged to sample the local invasive Stink Weed growing along the railway embankment and in farm pastures.
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Millwood
Russell
Garden Party Delight Amid Sports And Surprises
Reports note a spate of break ing and fallowing activity nearby. A valuable colt died from a sudden illness overnight. May Fisher suffered a broken left arm and elbow in a wagon accident. Dr Wright aids the injured girl as recovery progresses. The postponed Garden Party finally went ahead on July 7 with tennis football cricket and croquet in full swing. tea was served in the school hall due to windy weather, and a donation toward an organ was likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Little May Fisher
Silver Creek Neighbourhood Notes and Developments
Miss Anderson is recovering from illness. Mr. Robt Kippan returned from Birtle where he presided at teachers examinations. James and John Anderson are said to have taken the Jas McKay farm ploughing contract. James A Kippan has finished bridge contracts and nearby roads are now passable. Ernest Archer from England plans to settle here after buying a quarter section. Most locals have hauled grain in recent weeks despite poor roads and lingering unsettled weather.
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Miss Anderson
Robt. Kippan
Birtle
Messrs
Jas
John Anderson
Jas. McKay
James A. Kippan
Ernest Archer
England
Thos. Greaves
Tumbell Menke Bea paseo land goes another year
The Asbssippi event featured lively Igacnes and sports under Mr. M Brandon supervision. Crowds, including many children and women, enjoyed sunny showers and Uncle Arthur's stand with top quality Hiquors. A hospital corps is suggested for next year to handle accidents.
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Tumbell Menke Bea
Asessippi
Weather uy Sugeth and spouse noted in local report
A brief local weather note mentions Sugeth Uy and her spouse Buaenardo Mowe. Details are sparse but indicate household weather observations in a community bulletin.
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Uy Sugeth
Tye Buaenardo Mowe
Marriage notice with partial legible details
Fragmentary OCR shows a marriage notice mentioning July and names Hartlett and a couple in a local notice. Details are unclear but indicate a wedding event and associated dates.
Local News From Russell and Surrounds
Russell Conneil plans to weed on Monday. Smellie Bros. Limited advertises pure maple syrup on draught and remnants sale. Yorkton fare is 1.85 with a Russell train at 8 35 next Wednesday. Rev McCrae will preach in Minniska Silver Creek and Russell Sunday. Local crops show rapid growth despite rains, with wheat sample from F Rice, Binscarth. Community events include Yorkton visit, picnic plans, and the Russell County Sunday School convention July 29 30.
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Smellie Bros. Limited
Yorkton
Russell
Mr. McCrae
Margaret
Minniska
Silver Creek
Atgsam
Prof
Riddell
Wesley College
Winnipeg
Italy
Boulton
Russell’ County Sunday School
Presbyterian
By law to raise funds for roads defeated
The bylaw to raise 11009 for roads and bridges in Russell Municipality was defeated by the ratepayers on Tuesday, halting municipal works and plans.
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Yose
Russell
Weather, travel, and farm notes amid prairie life
A string of small town items recounts outings to Russell and Langenburg, with weather described as fine and crops thriving. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Blign, G. Firth accompanying Mr. Boyd, Wall and Pollan’s return with lumber for a new house, and a lost party near Millwood. The port of Montreal reports a million dollar rise in customs receipts, plus a Portage trial incident, churn tips for butter, a five legged calf, and farm welfare notes on cattle diet and minerals.
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Everette Blign
Russell
G. Firth
Boyd
Langenburg
McCormick
Low
Wall
Pollan
Robt. Lamb
Harivey
Millwood
Montreal
D. A. McIntosh
Dauphin
Portage
Brighside Rouls and local notes from the region
Crops look splendid and wheat is expected to be ready by mid next week. Miss F Ruie is visiting Mr Rea. John Rice reports the loss of two valuable colts this summer. A friend of Mr Jones has arrived from elsewhere and will live with Mr Chas Pettaway for now.
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John Rice
Jones
Chas. Pettaway
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.D. McGilvray
Farmers’ Institute
Russell Village
Uraigie
Asbssippi
Barnardo
Trainion
Uly
Loyestont Vonemor
Tythes
Hartlett
Russell Conneil
Alex. Stewart
Shellmonth
J. Vinnell
Ontario
Wiarton
St. Mary's
Ont
Alf. Monforth
J. P. Laycock
Tambell
Mr. Beatty
Melita
Presbyterian Church
Beatty
Neepawa Paverins
Barrardo
Manitoba
Barvarde
Creane
Ward N Migee
Sheini
Otal
Bavelaw
Jonasunms
Lex
Brightside
F. Ruie
Mr. Rea’s
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