Cropp Family Welcomes Daughter at Millwood
A daughter was born at Millwood on July 12 to Mr and Mrs D Cropp. The birth adds a new member to the Cropp family and local congratulations are extended to the proud parents.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
9
Russell Area Highlights from Local Fair and Community Notes
Local report from Russell includes the Russell Agricultural Society fair on August 7, notes ripe wild strawberries, and a big rifle shoot August 2 and 3. It mentions pony races, a winning horse, wheat samples, and upcoming exhibitions in Churchbridge and Asessippi. Also covers church services, music lessons, a quiet wedding, possible Thanksgiving changes, and travel notes about local residents visiting Asessippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Agricultural Society
Village Correspondence and Local Events Summary
Ms E Bryant returned home Wednesday. Miss McTavish left for Newdale Friday. Mr R McFadgen of Kamsack visits sister. Mr F White received plastering contract for Mr G Matheson’s new house. Gerrard medal winner B Burroughs. J Smith second. Dyson third. Russel sports enjoyed by villagers Tuesday. Train sighting near Shellmouth discussed. Atchison party Friday. dancing late. bagpipes noted. H Albright’s house damaged by a fall. boy shocked. Football team traveled to Asessippi. opponent reportedly had extra men. Accident injures Mr N Morrison and Mr Metcalf. tongue of the rig broke, Metcalf badly hurt. Presbytery minister intends to continue service to old and new congregations. sermon from 1 Cor 13:13 with plan to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. E. Bryant
Miss McTavish
Newdale
Mr. R McFadgen
Kamsack
F. White
G. Matheson
B. Burroughs
Gerrard
J. Smith
Mr. Dyson
Russel
McCowan
Shellmouth
Mrs. Atchison
H. Albright
Asessippi
Tumthem
N. Morrison
Metcalf
Mr. Metcalf
Mr. Morrison
Scott Free
Millwood Notes of Visits Bereavement and Gatherings
Mrs W E Swain of Reland visits relatives at J A Brown Spy Hill and Moses Smith Bavelaw left for Winnipeg. Mourning follows the Harrowby death of Mrs J Ferguson. Mrs M Walker and son and Miss Miriam Whiteley arrive from Leeds to join locals. Whiteley to join the musical group. Oak Glen garden party by the W A English church at P H Spencer home proceeds despite a heavy shower with satisfactory financial result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Swain
Reland
J. A. Brown
Spy Hill
Moses Smith
Bavelaw
Winnipeg
J. Ferguson
Harrowby
Angus Bennett
M. Walker
Miriam Whiteley
Leeds
England
Seeburn notes on services trades and local events
Seeburn reports Sunday services at Snake Creek School. Local folks lose a horse and buy vehicles. Miss Maggie Young visits Winnipeg for the exhibition. Roads are poor with gangs repairing them. Many people haul grain to Binscarth after a light previous winter. John Bell works masonry for a barn starting around July 23. Seeburn picnic hoped for fine weather on July 19. Baseball practice has frequent rain Saturdays. Rev Watt and Mrs Watt of Foxwarren are well regarded amid poor Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edmison
Presbyterian Church
H. Edmison
Melvin
Birtle
Mr. Watt
Foxwarren
Patterson
Binscarth
Lillian Richardson
A. Richardson
Miss McDonald
W. McKay
Miss McKay
Whiteman
Asessippi
McKay
Mrs. Whiteman
Silver Creek
Snake Creek
C. Sheperd
Maggie Young
Winnipeg
McCrindle
Seeburn
M. Young
Russell
de Balinhard
L. Martin
Lew
John Bell
Bob
Watt
Grainsby Opens New Presbyterian Mission
The opening services of the Presbyterian church mission at Grainsby last Sunday were well attended. Every seat was filled and the tone of the meeting reflected the promoters' determination to establish a church in the growing settlement. Rev. W. P. Spooner of Shellmouth has accepted the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Grainsby
Meetig
W. P. Spooner
Shellmouth
Beulah Lake Cricket Club Visits Binscarth in Big Win
Binscarth defeated Beulah Lake by an innings and 8 runs after a strong showing in the match held Friday. Final scores reflect Binscarth dominance as the visitors posted limited runs in both innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Lake Cricket Club
Binscarth
Russell and Minnedosa Play a Tie in Northwestern Football
Russell Intermediates and Seniors met Minnedosa at Shoal Lake for the northwestern A and B series deciding games. The seniors drew 1 1 after a hard fought contest with a late Minnedosa goal, while Russell dominated the intermediates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Minnedosa
Shoal Lake
Rockhurst
Tripp
Kippen
Turley
Webster
Local notes and events from the era
Additional Locals report cement blocks by Mr. R. Anderson for a new residence and Winni Peg tickets sold up to Wednesday surpassing last year. Lord Bennie prizes offered at the August 7 show. Binscarth observes civic holiday with crowds at Shoal Lake. Russell football club enters Legislature trophy race facing Shoal Lake then Neepawa. Asessippi picnic highlights football and baseball wins with large attendance. Miss Cora Clee wins Batoche Chapter prize for essays. T. C. Gerrard gains Winnipeg exhibition honors with creamery sweepstakes and top points in several creamery categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Anderson
Winnipeg
Lord
Shoal Lake
Neepawa
Asessippi
Shellmouth
Londonderry
Batoche
the Daughters of the Empire
Cora Clee
Miss Clee
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Keddon
Col. Evans
S. Boulton
Jack
Sid Tibbutt
Jenny
Hugh Cameron
Banner Office
Robt. Rutherford
Assiniboia Agricultural Society
Churchbridge
Tuckersmith School
J. L King
Millwood
Beulah Lake
C. Spencer
Archer
Evans
Porter
Archer P. B. Bennett
Alexander
Porter Dr. Collis
Porter H. E. Evans
D. Hayter
C. Evans
Archer C. P. Palmer
Archer Evans
W. Burns
Porter H. F. Hemmons
Rose
A. J
Wee Evans
Pb Bennett
Archer Ee
D. Collis
H. E. Evans
Naples
Dr. Hayter
C. P. Palmer
Ale ” Alexander N Evans
Archer W. Barns
Douglas H. E. Hemaons
Douglas A. J. Leader
Bane
Hayter
Scodbey
Frans
Bennett
D. Evans
Archer, Porter and Goodbun
Thompson
Dutton and Wishart
Forsyth
Wallace
Hill
Hodgson
Niblock
Winton
Clee
Gray
Medd
A. Wallace
Bryant
R. Clee
Morrow
McAthey
Jackson
Mitchell
Manitoba
Foxwartren
Markle
Strathclain
Hancock
T. C. Gerrard
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