Local News From Russell and Surrounds
Local notes report wheat field prospects, ads for Tae Banner and RUSSELL BANNER, social at Mr. A. DuPre's, Miss A Schwalm returns from Winnipeg, Dr. Lawther visits, and business visitors from Winnipeg. Mentions candidates from Russell school, death of George Dunham, discipline for cigarette use, crop conditions after rains, Dominion maps, July 11 wedding of Isabella Skinner and Joseph Dugan, Hessian Fly concerns, and a Russell baseball loss to Binscarth with upcoming rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Banner
F. G. Lewis
Advt
Tae Russell
Geo. Hilton
Anderson Produce Co
Winnipeg
J. Thom
J. F. Palmer
Russell
Carberry District
Russell School
Mildred Mathieson
F. Schwalm
W. Watson
M. Kelso
A. Buie
N. McDonald
G. Kippan
R Boulton
Castleavery
Isabella Skinner
Joseph Dugany
John Anderson
D. M. ‘ MacKay
Clementine
John Dugan
Bistle
Birtle
Binscorth
Royal Hotel
Lnnch
Murdock
Ladies’ Guild
Irs
E. Bartlett
Russell and
Binssearth
Binscarth
Shel Picnics Mark Village Life In May News
The village reports light showers, good hay and crops, and steady social activity. Notable items include Mrs. Langly’s improved health, Capt and Mrs Anderson moving, and visits from Mrs Hector McFadyen. Drought worries raspberries, Bennie Bros plan Winnipeg exhibition, and a church wedding unites Joseph Dugan and Bella Skinner.
Silver Creek News Roundup and Local Updates
Stratford school reopened on Monday. Mr. Wm. S. Crerar’s hand is improving nicely. Miss M. George stayed with Mr. William McFarlane. The crop outlook brightens with many backward parts likely to yield fairly. Local wheelmen dislike road grading. Mr. Donald McKenzie leaves for southern parts of the province for holidays, planning to wheel most of the way. A keen observer would note the happenings in Silver Creek over the past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
George Dunham
Dunham
Silver Greek
Listowel
Ont
Jonathan
Ontario
Manitoba
Stratford School
Wm. S. Crerar
M. George
William McFarlane
Donald McKenzie
Crops Boosted by Rain and Local Developments at Boulton
In Boulton rain improved crops this week while W Hembroff erected a new stable. James Robinson finished a project, breaking fifty lines this season. Mrs Lamon and her son visited Minnis ka and returned home. A large number plan to attend the Minnis ka convention on the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hembroff
Boulton
James Robinson
John Lamon
Minniska
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Lse
Iee
Mayuann
Manaaor
RK Roger
M.D. Ender Mani
JL Clark
R. D. Coulter
Silver Crock
Wavenon
Knights of the Ma Russet
Forresters” Hall
Methodist Church
Bay
Drew
Gribath Rchoal
P. Presbyterian Church
DM MacKay
A. Leow. Seager
Church of England
Daxturr
IscoMme
Barnardo
Fomtil
Win
Dearnardo
D. R. Book
D. Fraser & Co
J. H. ‘Thompson
Waterloo
Miss McCallum
Miss Hall
Western Canada
Department of the Interior
Dominion
Burkholder
Plum
McPherson
Hogg
A. Matheson
Crerar
W. Matheson
Campdale
Lanigan
Roger
Matheson
Schwalm
Brown
R. Watson Scott
Thom
Wilkison
Rowell
Langly
Mr. Langly
Castleavery Church
R. W. Patterson
Shoal Lake Show
Mr. Patterson
Bennie Bros
Winnipeg Exhibition
Rev. McKay
Joseph Dugan
Mss
Bella Skinner
W. H. Albright
Polson
Haberstock
Adolphe
Messrs
Fraser and
Scott
C. Flower
Fi Darke
W. Williams
J. Bickford
Okanaea
B. Fletcher
K. Flet
Satuday
Blucen
Notel Ax Russell
Wanitobr & N
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