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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
29
Auction to sell under the power of sale of a mortgage on a valuable farm property. Sale to be conducted in Waynes, in the town of Marrowby, Manitoba, at the public auction. Terms to be announced. property description and exact date to follow in official notices.
On Monday August 18 1913 at 7 pm the sale offers the North West Quarter of Section 32 Township 20 Range 29 west of the Principal Meridian in Manitoba. The parcel excludes a railway right of way and adjacent land, totaling about 645 acres, with a one and a half story house and a frame stable on the property. Sale subject to reserve. 20 percent cash deposit required, balance at sale. Details via Messrs Askins Loftus & Aikins at 221 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg. Dated July 15 1914.
Kalamazoo obituary notes Dr John Fletcher born 1852 in Thamesford Ontario. long Kalamazoo physician admired for charity and integrity. Survived by siblings Jas Fletcher of Binscarth and Meg McKignon of Harrowby. services Wednesday at 2 in Oregon, burial Mountain Home.
July fair dates listed for Binstorth Shellmouth and Russell with notes on Horse Show and Baseball tournament. Local visits by Miss D Cope Mrs N Wilkie and others, camper activity by Boy Scouts and Band, electric light poles, rail and road updates, ducks and geese hunting season dates, a prize list correction, and obituaries for Mrs Ann Doig. Also community events at Brandon Harrowby and Russell churches, and school exam results.
Dipscarth welcomes a daughter to Mr and Mrs Tibbatts on July 21. Mrs Ed Pleasance returns to Cienora home. Rev C Shelmut succeeds Rev W Wright at Methodist church. Mrs Westerfeldt and daughter visit Mr and Mrs Bradshaw. Dr Swan takes Bert Simpson to Winnipeg for appendicitis operation. Mr J MR Holst leaves for Minneapolis for holidays. Dr Lanigan guides Mrs Hedrick Crerar to Winnipeg for planned operation. Geo White travels to Roblin amid illness concerns. Skelton family departs for Millwood. church work to be missed. Murray Shaw conducts St Matthew’s services in rector’s absence. Kee Woodiwiss and F Hallam return from western motor trip. Binscarth school exams praise pupils List of successful candidates given. Millwood suffers two Sundays of church service disruption due to bad roads. W Carmichael sustains severe hand injury. Mrs Ainsworth’s pupils travel to Neepawa for musical exam. Railway staff changes include Birn, Skillin, Lazenby transfers and Kerr reassigned to Harrowby.
Silverton R Whiteman visits from Indian Head Sask. John McIntosh couple stay at Brandor Fair. Meeting time shift to 3 pm. Ideal harvest week aids yield. Mothers group to plan Mission Band picnic Friday church. Giants beat infants in Park baseball. rematch possible. Weddings: T M Wallace Portage la Prairie and Rev R W Beveridge Rocklyn Ont wed in Silverton area. Baptism service for infant McKay. Rev W A Smith sermon on Suffer little children. Choir performs What will you do with Jesus.
Millwood residents Mr and Mrs Bates left Saturday for Brandon fair and to visit friends. Miss Droughts ten cent tea, twice postponed due to weather, will take place this week. Prolonged stay due to illness of child Mrs Frank Wondrasck at Winnipeg hospital is precarious. one operation has occurred and further procedures are anticipated.
A memorial note from Roblin dated July 16 1913 cites scripture from Psalm 69 2 3 about sinking in mire and waters overcoming the soul. The fragment records a solemn remembrance with biblical verses.
The 32nd Manitoba Light Horse B Squadron orders all saddles uniforms and accoutrements returned to the armory for inspection before Saturday next the 26th inst Major Boulton signs the notice for the unit.
Prospective users of municipal electric light must ensure all interior wiring complies with Western Canada Board of Underwriters rules. Copies are available at the Mayor and Secretary-Treasurer offices. Wiring a faultily may deny connection. an inspector will check free of charge.
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