Silver Creek Wheat Pool Annual Meeting Details
The Silver Creek local wheat pool met in Ferguson's Angusville on July 14. J A Carlson outlined early operation problems and was thanked for his address. L Sparrow and R H Pritchard were elected delegates to the Brandon meeting on July 36. Officers elected: President J Callin, Vice President M Clegg, Secretary R H Pritchard. Directors: S Honey, L Sparrow, E L Vandecar, M McLennan, H Dutchak. Shipping Committee: Angusville N A Robertson T Minshull P Puska. Silverton J Crerar R M Anderson E Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
J. Callin
M. Clegg
R. H. Pritchard
S. Honey
L. Sparrow
E. L. Vandecar
M. McLennan
H. Dutchak
Angusville
N. A. Robertson
T. Minshull
P. Puska Silverton
J. Crerar
R. M. Anderson
E. Hammond
Mrs Foster of Albert Street Dies at Home
Mrs. A B Foster aged 65 of Leamington died suddenly Saturday morning at her home after a heart attack. Born in Thedford Ontario she leaves husband Mr Foster a son Maurice Detroit and three sisters Mrs Montgomery Fort Saskatchewan Asia Mrs King Powell and Mrs Carnegie Edmonton. Funeral at her late home Monday 2 30 pm with interment Lakeview Cemetery Leamington Post and News notes her longtime residence in town and district.
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A. B. Foster
Albert Street
Thedford
Ont
Maurice
Detroit
Thos. Montgomery
Fort Saskatchewan
Asia
King Powell
Carnegie
Edmonton
Alta
Lakeview Cemetery
Leamington
Dropmore Sport Day Highlights Local Fair and Contests
The annual event at the picnic grounds featured six football teams Saltcoats Roblin Inglis Shellmouth Rochedale and Dropmore. Roblin won second in football and Inglis McNutt led senior baseball with Roblin defeating McNutt 11 in the final. A dance in the Community Hall raised 169 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
Saltcoats
Roblin
Inglis
Shellmouth
Rochedale
Ouirang McNutt
McNutt
Dropmore Ladies
Orn
Night Hawks
Rusee
Sports Committee Honors Helpers At Dropreeve Hall
The Sports Committee of Drop reeve Community Hall thanks those who aided the successful Sports event held on July 14 1925.
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Dropreeve Community Hall
Manitoba Co operative Poultry Marketing Assn Meeting Notice
A Russell local meeting will be held on Saturday July 26 at 7 30 pm in W Thom s offices. Attendance is essential for all members who shipped last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Co-Operative Poultry Marketing Assn
Russell
W. Thom
Birds to be culled for service route planning
A notice requests bids to cull birds along a route from Binscarth to Inglis and requires a minimum 59 flocks. Notify present Secretary A M Pratt before July 29 and forward names to arrange service.
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Binscarth
Inglis
A. M. Pratt
Local Sport and Community Notes from Silver Beach to Inglis
CGLT girls depart for Silver Beach while the Shellmouth junior team visits Inglis to face Rochedale Juniors on Sports Day. Critics flag age obstructions in Rochedale players, affecting youth football interest. Flowers memorial service attendance lags in poor weather but attendees bring remembrances. Mr. William Wallace sails to Canada after trips to homeland and Europe. Shedmouth-Endcliffe picks a football team to Tranmore, Dreemore juniors win 2–1 at home, and plans for a July Agriculture Show dance are announced.
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C.g.lt
Silver Beach
Shellmouth
Inglis
Rochedale
Mall
Dreemore
Results of Endcliffe Ali and Related Competitors
The record lists scores for multiple grades with names such as Dorothy Mansel Sybil Henderson and Clayton McGibbon. Standout marks include Billy Barry and Victor Struenell tied at about 81.6 and 81.4 respectively, with several others in the 60s and 70s.
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Ander al Newer
Dorothy Mansel
Sybil Henderson
Clayton McGibbon
Robbie Gan
Millie Simms
Billy Barry
Jillian Mansell
Victor Struenell
Dorothy Sykes
Freda Wright
Sheep prizes misspelled in Shelmouth Summer Fair list
An error left sheep classes omitted from the prize list. The record shows prizes for 1st ram pure bred with values 3.90 and 2.09, breeding pen with rem and ewes, and further figures noting 1.00 and 0.50, indicating missing entries to be corrected.
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John A. McDonalg
A Schwalm
Heme
E McDonald Ewe
Eq Bowles
Pater McRostie Ben Eeen
Shaw
Relimhard
Madill
Canaan
Peddie
Eddie
Stevens
Shelmouth
Silver Beach Camp Roundup Highlights
Angusville C.G.L.T. girls end a joyful vacation on the 20th at camp in Silver Beach. They praise staff and Mrs Thom for use of her cottage and the pavilion. Friday stunt night featured thanks to organizers. Sunday school and dinner with friends from Angusville Silverton and Bell form. A hike led by Mr Wathen for 35 girls to Kirby Leake, with a note that Big Moose Lake will be renamed Kirby Lake after surveyors’ notes.
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Angusville
C.G
Thom
Larde
C.g.lt
Camr
Anfusville
Silverton
Dominion
Fish Lake
Lovers Lake
W. J. Napper
Toronto
Donelda Coulter
Brittannachool
Winnipeg
Miss Abercrombie
Kieper
Dinery
R. Coulter
Livingstone
Fremont
Nebraska
Abercrombie
Carman
Come On Inn
Perry Teeple
Fox Warren
Ross Orchestra
Pop Inn
J. Davidson
Percy Teeple
Hamp Komfort
Foxwarren
Russell
Inglis
Millwood
C.G.I.T
Trail Rangers
N. R. Park
Amy
Wm Anderson
Ff Stewart
Silvertor
Kamp Kampfort
H. Armstrong
Mre Mathews
Russell Fair
August Leifer
Saturdaw
Le'fer
Nossourn Faw
Suay
Hellmouth
Amosville Sports
Eddie Attwood
Chas Baker
Herbert
Col. Mullins
Jas. Ross
Margaret
Gordon Kippan
United Grain Grower's Co
T. Tod
Bank of Montreal
Carberry
Tir Dunn
Dudley
Ian Miss Haze Madill
Vancouver
Hal Winkler
Calvery
An¢É
Winkler
D. D. Millao
Union Church
Home Bank
Christ Church Girls’ Guild
C. A. Boulton
Miss Hazell
R. H. McCallum
John Matheson
Saskatoon
Fair Board
McCallum
Matheson
Frank Storey
Binscorth
Bill Dunn
Silver Beach
Fred H. Briggs
Man
W. T. Murrhy
Briggs
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Seekatoon
Yorkton
Sackatchewan
Last Mountain Lake
Viscount Sun
Social notes from Foxwarren and area fill summer with events
Community gatherings at Pop Inn and nearby cottages feature dances, picnics, and tours. The Jolly Rovers camp leads exploration of the lake while caretakers host visitors from Russell Inglis and Brandon. Future events include a garden party, harvest fair prep, and a pipe band appearance at Rossburn’s Big Fair.
Victory Visit Inspires Salvation Army Workers
A small Salvation Army party held an open air service in front of Ferguson Intel on Tuesday July 14. The event featured a painting up campaign, praise for obedient boys, and thanks to Sunday School superintendent E L Vandecar and family. Trail Rangers returned from Camp at Lake Vandecar with diving board addition and plan a camp site road via Narrows for vehicle access.
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Salvation Arm
Uescay
Ferguson Intel
United Church
James Turnbull
Tadies Aid Society
James Minshull
Raymore
Sandy Lake
Elsie D. McTavish
Coles
Local Notes From The Valley And Surrounding Areas
Miss Edil Murdock returns home after months in Brandon. Mabel Emma and Grace Burke spend holidays at their home in Bavelow after teaching away. Berry pickers report a strong Sassatoons crop in the valley. Mr Charlie Whall and children of Hilary visit friends. Winnie Dodd, studying at the Win. ieg Business College, visits home. A large crowd attends the dance in Wondrasek's barn from surrounding country.
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Edil Murdock
Brandon
Mabel Emma
Grace Burke
Bavelow
R. Charlie Whall
Hilary
Winnie Dodd
Win
Sunday Services Schedule at St. Mary’s Church
The Sunday after Trinity features a Choral Evening service at 11 a.m. and Evensong with sermon at 7 p.m. Sunday School gathers at 11 a.m. for teachings.
Garden Party and Tennis Tournament at Knockduff Farm
On July 30 at 3 pm the Knoc kduff farm home of Mr and Mrs W Lee near Harrowby and Marchwell hosts a garden party. Attractions include tennis lawn croquet children’s sports fish pond refreshment booth a musical programme and dancing on the green. Tea served admission two shillings six pence children one shilling five pence.
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Knockduff
Death of Mrs Campbell and birth of infant noted
Wm. A. Campbell, formerly Miers Bertha Hamilton, died here early Tuesday morning the 14th. A tittle babe was born on Friday. Mrs Campbell appeared to be making satisfactory progress until Saturday when she was stricken with convulsions.
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Wm. A. Campbell
Miers Bertha Hamilton
Campbell
Melita baseball team endures long trip and shutout streak
The Melita squad endured a 130 mile trip last Thursday to play four games and return by Friday breakfast. They opened with 22 innings without allowing a run, winning ten of their last eleven. Smith starred as the team plans a doubleheader with the Brandon Greys to close the season.
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Melita
Smith
Brandon Greys
War Veterans Reunion Notes and Local Obituary Notices
Millwood Mrs McKinnon visits Langenburg for weekend with daughter Mrs Hugh Farthing. Russell residents John Matheson and McCallum board the flyer to Saskatoon for War Veterans reunion events of 1885. Theo Klimm attends funeral of brother-in-law Joe Marcell of Round Lake Sask in Qu Appelle Valley. Marcell was 76 with wife and six children. Carl Bily, treated in Winnipeg General Hospital for stomach trouble, progressing nicely. Annual ratepayers meeting: Klimm, Geo Heap and Mrs L Wondrasek Sr named trustees, Mrs Cartwright secretary.
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McKinnon
Langenburg
Hugh Farthing
John Matheson
McCallum
Russell
Saskatoon
Theo. Klimm
Joe Marcell
Round Lake Sask
Qu’Appelle
Marcell
Quebec
Klondyke
Carl Bily
General Hospital
Winnipeg
Klimm
Geo Heap
L. Wondrasek Sr
Cartwright
John Muir Pioneer Politician Dies in Winnipeg at 60
John Muir a Boulton Municipality councillor for 14 years and former weed inspector died in Winnipeg after a stomach cancer illness. He leaves a widow and a 9 year old son, four brothers, and a sister. Funeral held at Russell cemetery Sunday afternoon with many friends in attendance.
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Winnipeg
John Muir
Boulton
Muir
Robert
William
Joe
James
Burgess
Shoal Lake
Russell Cemetery
Catholics Begin Erection of New Chapel in Saint Lazare District
Work started on a new Catholic chapel on Augusta Avenue near the U N R track. The structure will measure 20 by 46 feet with a lean-to addition. Mr McMannus and Mr Oscar Dupont of St Lazare oversee the project.
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McMannus
Oscar Dupont
St. Lazare
Augusta Ave
U.N.R
Jazz critic notes orchestra full of noise making devices
A music critic observes a well equipped jazz orchestra that seems to include nearly every noise making device except a concrete mixer, imagining the variety and texture of their sonic palette.
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Russell Agricultural
Bie
Endcliffe
Ali
Rhoda Wise
Mary Sykes
Margaret Nerbas
Meryl Stewart
Minnie Nerbas
Ema Stevenson
Faith Wise
Billie Stewart
Ellene Allan
Percey Allan
H. Chittick
Mosquito In
Chittick
Regina
Wheat Pool
Eit Strott
Bob Amos
Amos
Jamiesor
A. G. P Smetlie
M Ross
Don Smellie
Tom Smellie
H. KR. Barry
Steve Donahue
R. C. Jamieson
Fenton
C. S
Rossburn
M. R. Hamilton
Collins
Geo. Shaw
Vista
Nixon
Robt. Hamilton
Emma McIntosh
Howard
Rossburn Cemetery
Stratford
Angus Ville
Crosby
Christ Church Notee
Holy Trinity
Harrowby
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