Sliver Creek Council Approves Ward Warrant Levy and Payment
Municipality council met at 8 Ivertos on July Std with minutes of the last meeting approved. An additional appropriation of 300 dollars was voted to each ward and a levy by law passed setting 18 mills. Outstanding accounts were ordered paid and the meeting adjourned to Silverton Ave. oftonet. J Crerar reeve Jas A sae signing.
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Sliver Creek
Ivertos
Silverton
Ave
Oftonet
Evening social honors departing Neil McFadyen family
An enjoyable hall gathering celebrated the Neil McFadyen family prior to their Yorkton departure this week. The event filled the hall with esteem, featured a musical program, and included a Community plate presentation by Tim Goodbun on behalf of Shellmouth district.
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Neil McFadyen
Yorkton
Tim Goodbun
Shellmouth
Rochdale Hot Dogs
Alf
Lal Langford
Molly Langford
Beautiful Lake
Calder Triumphs Over Dropmore in July Cricket Match
At Dropmore on July 9 Calder won on the first innings by 17 runs. Dropmore batted again and declared at 66 for four. Calder failed to reach 66 to win, leaving Dropmore the victors by 19 runs, despite a late declaration.
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Dropmore
Calder
Garden Party delayed amid schedule conflicts and postponed band event
The article notes a Garden Party postponed due to two other events on the same day and the Russell Band’s prom ised Lake date for the seventeenth. Shellmouth football tied Rochedale 1 1 in a return match after a fair contest with Rochedale scoring first then Shellmouth equalizing. a third meeting is anticipated. Rudolph Lowenberger and his mother traveled by car to Yorkton to attend Yorkton Sports.
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Russell
Shellmouth
Rochedale
V.nse
Cam Uy
Rochedule
Rudolph Lowenberger
Yorkton
Jimmy Spears ImprovesReturns To Eadcliffe With Family
The note expresses joy at Jimmy Spears’s recovery and plans for his return to Eadcliffe with his brave mother who has stayed in Winnipeg with him. It mentions a Boy's Club gathering at Mrs. Nevile’s home with a banquet and thanks to Mrs. Neville.
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Jimmy Spears
Eadcliffe
Winnipeg
Endcliffe
Dropmore
Local Sunday Service Report Notes Car Trouble Reflection
A church report states no sermon last Sunday due to car trouble. Sunday School and Bible Class had attendance around 60 and collections were strong, providing needed funds. The note ends with a mention that only two attendees were heard.
Church Defines Path to Peace Through Home and Church Unity
The speaker urges men to serve as pastors for two Sundays to decide a pastor, calling for every family and church member to attend and inviting nonattenders to begin. The message links national happiness and safety to Christian homes, the church, and Sunday School, stressing protection of lives and property.
Holy Communion and Evensong Schedule At Trinity
Next Sunday the 5th there will be Holy Communion at 11 a.m. and Choral Evensong at 7 p.m. On Friday July 25 the festival of St Jane Apostle and Martyr there will be a Holy Communion at 9 39 a.m.
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St. Janes
Evening Service at Trinity Church Reminder
There will be the usual Evening Service in Trinity Church at 3 p.m. on the scheduled day.
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Trinity Church
Arrangements Set for July 22–23 Big Days
Volunteers urged to help as plans wrap up for a community Fair Day event. Dusty Dozen members asked to return wigs and clothing to L. V. Smith to ensure items reach owners.
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L. V. Smith
Lake outings spark busy week with dances and camps
The past week brought many pro fit outings to the lake. Mr and Mrs Sudbury of She mouth hosted a party with several accompanying families. Russell Harmons made their first return visit of the season and plans for July 24 include a pavilion and novelty dance. Community dance last Saturday drew large crowds with prizes won by Miss Seminuke and partner B Bavoroski and by Miss Wornericki and John Se ko. This Saturday dance offers three cash awards and free ice cream for all. The senior CGIT girls from Angusville enjoy Camp 184 with Mrs Arderson and Mrs Flemine supervising a busy camp. Camp Comfort hosts Mrs Teeple and visitors including several names from Foxwarren. Trail Rangers of Russell, led by Rev Middleton and Mr Park, joined a fishing and navigation trip.
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Sudbury
Shemouth
Wm. Patterson
Pittaway
Miss Land N
Russell Harmons 3
Russell Fair
Rake Waa
Miss Seminuke
B. Bavoroski
Miss Wornericki
John Se
H. Beil
D. Grainier
G. Stanles
B. Chavytor
Switzer
A. Neild
N. Coulter
Teeple
Foxwarren
Camp Comfort
FF Staples
Miss Cuthbertson
Alex Reed
Grant
Irwin
Elliott
Th Lake
Fox Warren
Trail Rangers
Russell
Mr. Middleton
Park
Palmolive Shampoo Exalts Olive Oil Hair Care Claims
Advertises Palmolive Shampoo highlighting olive oil as best for hair shine and health. Claims a free 15¢ trial bottle via coupon, promises gentle formula leaving hair dainty and not oily, with home test at their expense to prove effectiveness.
Camp Life And Weekend Activities Report
The reserve on Friday last looked for Pete Lake but the compass misled. They returned safely to camp after using a chart. Sunday services were well attended with Rev Middleton promising to return. Norris Beamish and friends enjoyed boating and tennis. No dance this Thursday as everyone heads to Inglis Sports. Russell girls arrived for a week at Russell Camp under Miss H McDonald and Mrs Graham assisted by Mrs Storey. Campers include M Hill F Hemaroff E Stevens M McMurray and C Astbury.
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Pete Lake
Rev. Middleton
Jonah
Gol
Norris Beamish
Jim Tom
A. Maher
UFW Meeting Nears With Musical Program
The regular UFW meeting was held at Mrs. E McDonald's home with a large attendance. A musical program followed by tea closed the event. Next meeting set for Mrs. Jas Nickel's home.
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U.F.W
E .McDonald
Jas. Nickel
Sunday Service at Silver Beach Draws Eighty Attendees
A pastor led a Sunday afternoon service at Silver Beach with about 80 people gathering at the pavilion for an enjoyable hour. A repeat service is planned for next Sunday at 3 p.m. A purse was presented to organist Geo Meeres for faithful service.
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Silver Beach
Board of Stewards
Mr. Matieon
Exters? Meeres
Race meet at Fair promises two days of top field and fast racing
Arrangements are complete for two days of racing at the Fair with entries from across the province and Eastern Sask. Local horses will contend over longer distances while sprinters lag. Pony race favors Nobby with Midget Vixen and Lizzie close. Lady Edmonton likely wins five furlongs with Princess May and Little Boy in the places. Russell Derby offers tough betting with Nobby and potential distance entries from afar. Gymkhana events to provide added thrills on the track. entries close at 2 p.m. on the 19th and other entries accepted at load.
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Sask
Nobby
Lizzie
Jessie M
Lady Edmonton
Princess May
District racing seeks bucking horses for Eusaces contest
The Racing Committee requests owners with unbroken horses they deem buckers to contact them by phone or in person. They urgently need several wild and woolly horses for the Eusaces contest on the 22nd and 23rd. H. C. Jamieson, Secretary.
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Hl. C. Jamieson
Secy
Monthly meeting ties at Mrs Russell home in Assinaboine valley
The W L group held its monthly meeting at Mrs J Russell’s home in the Assinaboine valley. Mr and Mrs Ive Sell hosted, making the social event pleasant and attractive. The next meeting will be at Mrs A Barclay’s on August 13. The Annual School Meeting drew a good crowd Monday afternoon. H Sykes was elected trustee for three years.
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J. Russell
Assinaboine
Ivesell
Tirs. A. Barclay
Ll. Sykes
Parade Parade Forming Rush to Hill's Store Tuesday
Parade forms at 12 45 on Tuesday with entrants marching one block west of Hill's Store then north to the rink. Order includes Russell Town Brass Band Premier Bracken A Indian Section Chippewa chiefs pony and riders Indians in costume and many floats and historic vehicles.
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Hill’s
Russell Town Brass Band
Bracken
Waowasakapi
Exhibition game features Churchbridge win over Russell
Monday night exhibition baseball between Churchbridge and Russell ends with Churchbridge prevailing by the noted score. Everett pitches well for Russell, Smith also shows good form, but costly errors decide the game. A return game is set for Saturday in Churchbridge with Saskatchewan team visit planned for a Fair day.
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Churchbridge
Rusell
Everes
Smith
Saskatchewan
Johnsen
Reyksaline Johnson
Everett
Laurie
Robertson
Johnson
Reyksaline
Arneson Ruesell
Leifer
Glasman
Swindell
Wilson
McCauley
Cleo
Adamson
Ed. Wellman
Dance Planned for Both Nights at McRostie's Hall
A dance will be held on both nights of the Fair in McRostie's Hall A1. Local organizers invite residents to enjoy music and dancing as part of the fair festivities.
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McRostie
Fair Week Notes and Upcoming Events in Russell
Town announcements list fairs for Rossburn, Inglis, Russell, and others with dates July 19 to Aug 1. Appointments include a Police Magistrate and a local umpire. reports cover visits, renovations, sports results, church notices, nursing tents, and a nine reel film The Covered Wagon at Bijou.
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Bijou
New York
West
Pia Piates
Benner
Local Notes Highlight Mann Departure From District
At Bin searth orchestra practice Miss Marjorie Mann received a music portfolio from T. McKenzie. W L Johnson spoke for members lamenting her departure and praised her role in the community. Girl Guides and St Matthew's church gifted Mann Ivory on the lawn of R Whittaker. Mann will join Minnedosa high school staff. Also noted are E F Martin leaving Balmerino for Hubbard and prize winnings for J Creighton and Wilber Rice at Neepawa fair. Village council passes shop closing by law May to August.
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Binsearth
Broadfott
Marjorie Mann
T. McKenzie
W. L. Johnson
St. Matthew's Church
R. Whittaker
Miss Mann
Minnedosa
E. F. Martin
Balmerino School
Hubbard
Sask
J. Creighton
Neepawa Fair
Wilber Rice
Clydesdale
Villcece
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Red Cross
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Rough Riders and Cowboys
Russell School
Queen's Hotel
Alf H. Clee
Frank Matheson
Smellie Bros
W. J. Doig
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the Banner
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J. McCauley
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Russell Creamery
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Fenton Pres
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Imperial Oil Co
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