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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice stating that Margaret Hyile, wife of Peter Hyile, aged years, is expected to be mentioned in a July 19 entry. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or complete details about the event or individuals.
Mrs Whitaker hosts an At Home on the 2nd Tuesday. Miss McKay of Hilton Man visits Miss Gertrude Rea. Repairs begin on Main St. and a new bridge planned east of Harrowby. Dr Robertson visits Rossburn July 23 24. Rev Edmison to dispense communion at Asessippi Shellmouth and Eadcliffe July 25. Tea and refreshments at the tile range July 24. Miss Jessie Kippan leaves for nurse training in Winnipeg Gordon Kippan accompanies. Russell to host a tennis tournament July 3 with multiple events. Nurse C W Them heads to Trail B C. Post office service push to CN R west of Rossburn. Three construction trains bring ties and steel west of Shellmouth. Church service at Rochedale moved to 30 p.m. for delegate Thring. Mr and Mrs Jas McKay to Duxford Sask. Dr H O McDiarmid to be in Russell July 27 28 29. Public notice of auction at W B Davis estate brick yard July 27. County rifle association shoot at Russell range Friday and Saturday with several clubs competing. Special prize of 500 for best amateur photo collections for Russell fair. bridge across the Assiniboine east of Harrowby planned.
G Matheson of T C Gerrard's creamery Shellmouth again excels at the Winni peg fair winning the diploma and Association gold medal. He took 1st in creamery export packages with a score of 9519 the highest in any class, 1st in cold storage creamery packages with 9314, 1st in creamery points red 20 and assorted packages with 941% points. Congratulations to Mr Matheson for the excellent butter quality from the Shellmouth creamery.
Mrs Peter Hyde of Liver Creek died after a two week illness Monday morning at home. Born Margaret Forbes in Peterhead Scotland December 22 1848 she came to Canada in 1868 and Manitoba in 1880. Survived by husband four sons and one daughter funeral at Silver Creek cemetery with Rev Eliison officiating. This follows another family death in Lakespeare Quebec from the same cause.
The Orangemen of Rossburn celebrated on a wet Monday with locals from Shoal Lake Oakburn Kellee Solseirth Birtle Silver Creek and Russell attending. Rossburn defeated Kelloe 23 to 4 Solsgirth juniors. a two mile race drew four contenders Peter Oudie Hugh McKay a Shingoosh Tadian and Al Dancanson.
The newly found Rifle Association is parnted as The Marquette Rifle Association and has 1116 members signed on. Advice reports rifle and free ammunition shipped for members use as the county selects a team to shoot.
Fred G. Pollard J R Van Nest De Mc Dermid G Beamish A Lorimer F Pollard W Thom J S Mullin A L Bonnyecastle FE deBalichard G Hendry J A McDougall KE M Williams named to Friday and Saturday events based on practice points awaiting possible revisions. Competition details released by H C Adams secretary.
A garden party under the auspices of the Ladies Aid will take place in the silage on Friday evening July 30 from 7 to 9 30. Details are to appear in next week's banner.
Several Binsearth residents traveled to Brandon for the fair this week while a town dance Friday night drew a good crowd. Local figures Mr Parks and Mr Lewis have returned for holidays, and Mr Nepven of the Yorkton Agricultural Society announced Yorkton will sponsor a major stakes race for Kentucky bred colts on July 16, offering over $30 000 to the winner and about $100 to the runner up.
Angusville York reports the new school project underway with progress noted as rains last week improved crops. A service is planned here on Sunday at an unspecified hour.
Foxwarren reports a busy season with district residents attending summer school camps at Shoal Lake and a wedding uniting Gordon Maynes and Miss Scruter in Beausejour. Mr and Mrs Murphy leave for Vancouver while Luke and family move to the north side. A heavy storm hit on the 20th with hail causing damage. rifle club members held the first practice on July 19th with top marks by Ivan Kleigh KE Graham and FE Jones.
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