Russell Fair Opens With Pageant Parade And Livestock Show
The Russell Pair proceeds under favorable weather for a two day program beginning with a historical pageant and parade at 1 pm. Premier Bracken praised the pageant while J. H. Evans opened the fair noting livestock quality and progress. Highlights include races baseball tournament results, cattle herds, sheep classes, pigs, horses, and displays in grains and garden produce.
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Russell
Red River Cart
Giri
Shetland Ponies
Rand
C.N.R
Nelson Wit
Bracken
H. Evans
Col. Mallins
J. A. McDonald
Shageanappy
Red River
John Mcintosh
H. Warnock
R. Peden
Russell Creamery
LO. O.F
Doig Hardware
Bilverton UF
C. Greeley
Shipley, McMurray
Matheson, Mather
Imperial Oil
Smelties
Astbury
Besler Bros
Thom—Kipnan
C. D
Sparrow
Russell Women's Institute
J. H. Evans
Agriculture and Immigration
M. D. Gore
Grandview
Edith Cavell
A. Ca
Babe
C. Beatty
Yorkton
Russell Girl
R. Pace
Queenie
C. Morrison
Silverton
Bird
C. Glasman
Andy Geers
J. Stines
Topsy
Russell Stables
Dipples
M. D. Gordon
Jackie Edmundson
Birtle
Welwyn
Neseeeer
Renee Ooorrs
Welwyn Ss
Shoal Lake
McNutt
Mrcnutt
J. Dunn
W. Dunn
MacNutt
Moore and Johnson
R. Burroughs
E. J. Honey
S. Honey
M. Clegg
Thickett Bros
F. W. Robinson
Anderson
Foxwarren
Black
Oakburn
Fraser
R. A. Stevens
L. C. Boulton
W. J. Stewart
Lee Bros
T. Dunn
R. Russell
H. Low
Strong
Rossburn
Rice
Binscarth
McCrindle
Foxwerren
Brandon
Fair
Department
Wussell
Ford
W. A. of Christ Church
Ladies‘ Aid
The
United Church
Red Cross
Wrestling Match Draws Crowd as Canada Champ Teases Rematch
A Wednesday wrestling show drew a fair crowd with two preliminaries in boxing and wrestling. Main event featured Nels Jepson of Canada vs Al Anderson of Harrowby. Jepson won the first fall in 36 minutes, Anderson taking the next two in 13 and 16 minutes. A return bout is set for Thursday July 29 in the same rink.
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Nels Jepson
Canada
al. Anderson
Harrowby
Jepson
Anderson
Angusville Social Notes Highlight Local Travel
Angusville and surrounding residents report holiday visits and short trips. W Angus and Broadfoot traveled to Virden. Minshull family enjoyed Sandy Lake. Russell and Hazel Irwin noted guests and host gatherings. The postponed picnic was held, home team won the baseball tournament, crowd size down due to scarlet fever fears. Visitors included Dr Evans Duncan and V M among others.
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Ne‘‘ie Angus
Virden
W. Angus
D. Broadfoot
Jas. Minshull
Ray
Sandy Lake
Russell Minshull
M. Ross
Clifford
Hazel Irwin
Ewart McDonald
H Chittick
Nurse Anderson
Edmonton
Dr. Evans
Duncan
V. M
Trinity VY and St James Day Eve Service at 7 p.m
The article notes a Sunday 7 p.m. service led by Rev Edward S White Reets of the Church of the Holy Communion in St Louis Missouri. It mentions a crowded confirmation service last Sunday with Bishop Branioe delivering an inspiring talk as several youths including Alfred Newman and Gorler Stanley were confirmed.
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Trinity VY
St. Jame's
Edward S. White Reets
Church of the Holy Communion
St. Louis
Oo’ Branioe
Er Ddates
Alfred Newman
Gorler Stanley Arthur Meadows
Ilaw'n Meadows
Robert Ward
James Se Balinhard
Ruesell
Ange
Bushe
Shoal Lake
Orei
Brandi
St Cuthbert’s Shellmouth Trinity VIII Services Update
St Cuthbert's Shellmouth reports Trinity VIII services with morning prayer and an 11 am sermon. Rev Edward S White of St Louis will conduct. Last Sunday the Bishop of Brandon attended, spoke on Bible guidance, and welcomed Rev White returning to his home parish and diocese.
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Trinity
Healy
Edward S. White
St. Louis
Brandon
E. §. White
Fire Causes $65,000 Loss in Roblin
A morning blaze in Roblin caused $65,000 damage, $15,000 of it real estate, with stock losses at several businesses including Roblin Trading Co store Smaile's pool room and barber shop Central butcher shop and F Y Newton's general store. Cause undetermined and insurance partially covers the loss.
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Roblin Trading Company
Smaile
F. Y. Newton
Rossburn and Shellmouth Fair Dates Set for Week
Local notices announce the Rossburn Fair on July 28 and Shellmouth Fair on July 27 as two major events next week. Elections are planned for September 14 with Marquette nominees and a Shoal Lake Conservative convention July 26. A hail storm caused extensive crop damage south and east of town, mostly to wheat oats and barley.
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Rossburn
Sheilmouth
Pearl McLean
L. Leifer
B. McDonald
Regina
Ethel Robinson
Gladstone
Gordon Tennant
Craigie
Bud McNaught
K. Millar
Bank of Toronto
Shelmouth Fair
Shellmouth Fair
Rossburn Fair
Geo. Abell
Carroll
Vivian Huddieston
Russell
Dan Smith
Kamsack
Smith and Son
Chicago IL
W. C. Davidson
A. S. Arnold
Marquette
Col
Mullins
W. C. Maynes
Toronto
Morday
P. H. Nelson
Shoal Lake
Marquette Conservative Association
Alex McDonagh
Mike Lopnena
R. H. Beatty
iInelight
Shane
Rally
Baldyr Man
N. Smith
Wee
Iniom Bank
Tha Ering
Inet
Winniner
Ana Brothers
Ana
Piaenoenn
Churchhridee
Winninos
Lea
Mr. A . Emmett
Ira PH Milee
Norte Peenrt
Wm. Matheson’s
Silver Creek
Ressburn
Russell Baseball Team Beats Past Mark This Year
The Russell baseball team set a new creditable record this year via 27 games since June 16th, winning all but four. The lineup includes Ed and L. Leifer, Bud Glasman, L. G. Swindell, Jack Doughty, W. W. Wilson D. McIntyre, Gee Mann, Garrell Slack and L. L. Lewis. The team traveled about 1160 miles.
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Ed and
L. Leifer
Bud Glasman
L. G. Swindell
Jack Doughty
W. W. W. Wilson D. McIntyre
Gee. Mann
Garrell Slack
L. L. Lewis
Endcliffe Sunday School and Service This Week
Sunday school will be held next Sunday at 2 p.m. followed by a service at 2 p.m. conducted by the Rev. E. White of St. Louis County. All are welcome.
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Mr. White
Fish Lake
Mrs. Black
Mr. Flower
Mr. Brown
Rush
Ruch
Fred Chanman
Angusville
Helen Ackroyd
Wheat Pool
Silver Creek
Ferguson's
Hell
E. White
St. Louis Co
Free Press Golf Championship First Round Scores
District No 11 competition at Russell saw ideal weather and tricky greens. Notable scores include Dr T Shaw 86 and C E Beckett 92 for Russell and J W Pratt 113 for Birtle amid a list of players from Russell and Foxwarren. William Derling appointed district umpire.
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Free Press
Russell
William Derling
Birtle
C. Stockdale
J. M. R. Huggins
J. W. Pratt
Laidman
E. Mundy
T. W. Duncannon
H. Chittick
Rf. Thomson
Drowning Fatality Near Marchwell Reported
A sad drowning accident occurred at Wolverine Creek north of Marchwell on Tuesday. Two boys aged 14 and 15, sons of Mr. Galvin and Lars Smith, went berry picking and failed to return. Search found their bodies Tuesday morning. Neither could swim. one is believed to have grasped crams and the other died attempting a rescue.
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Wolverine Creek
Marchwell
Galvin
Lars Smith
Cramns
No Three Cornered Fight in Marquette Election
A joint Liberal and Progressive meeting ended plans for a united convention on July 27 with 25 delegates from each provincial constituency within Marquette for a 200 delegate nominating body. A common platform includes Hudson Bay Railway completion and Crow's Nest rate maintenance, CN recapitalization, soldier settlers' lands revaluation, low tariffs, lower freight rates, and rural credits.
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Marquette
Dominion
Hudson Bay Railway
Crow's Nest
Canadian National
Endcliffa Riff Association Announces July Cup Shoot
The Endcliffa Riff Association sets a rain or shine shoot date for the New ton Cup on July 21, moving from the earlier July 3. Members are notified of the final schedule and must attend.
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Endcliffa Riff Association
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Russell Fair
Col. Mullins
B. Griffiths
KR. Peden
Fair Board
R. W. Patterson
Shellmouth
Society
Shellmouth Agricultural Society
Brandor
Christ Church
ST. Cuthbert’s
Roblin
Endcliffe
Flynn—Sparks
Laura Olson
Verg Wenhem
L. G. Webb
M. Lawson
Sroom