Gilbert A wife listed in unclear notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions a wife linked to a Cilbert A and a sexual content cue. Details are unreadable, no clear event, date, or organization.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions a wife linked to a Cilbert A and a sexual content cue. Details are unreadable, no clear event, date, or organization.
Mr A B Callin is laid up with erysipelas. A H Goodbun moves to his farm near Shellmouth this week. Dr H McDermid of Russell named coroner for the province. Mrs Potts of Wadena Sask visits Russell. Mrs Watson of Winnipeg renews acquaintances. Thos Gwilt wins contract for Ledingham’s new block. Crop prospects praised. John Menillin plays bagpipes at Ephinstone picnic. N Braendile now oils public welfare in Melville. Mickle family leaves Birtle after a silver cabinet gift. Vinnell wins mail contract to C N R depot. start date uncertain. Dr Taylor to Russell Aug 4 for dental work. Church service by R S Montgomery. B L Whitaker listed for other churches. Prize lists for coming fair discussed. secretary Williams available. Notice prices from Winnipeg grain market. Oil men eye Spruce Creek wells north of Strathclair. Over 3000 rural telephone extension applications. Shoal Lake to Oakburn line proposed. Final football league game Shellmouth 1 Russell 1. Shellmouth claims title. Car accident near village injures miss and passenger with minor scratches. Purity flour prizes in Russell fair. amateur photo and bread-collection contests promoted. Rural mail boxes on Asessippi trail to speed delivery. Recent entrance exam list includes several Russell and Binscarth locals.
The Walker Theatre in Winnipeg hosts Robert Meikle a renowned Scotch Baritone under the Walker Theatre with The Russell Athletic Association presenting. The event promises the finest entertainment ever seen in Russell with a large crowd expected as the bills are posted.
The prize lists for the Agricultural Fair to be held on August 16th are being distributed. If any interested party has not received a copy one may obtain it by applying to the secretary Mr EM Williams. The fair aims to attract many exhibits and better attendance with village and surrounding residents urged to participate or attend.
The third annual County cfc shoot concluded with Russell Club winning on the Russell range after two days of competition featuring Shellmouth Aessppi Silver Creek and Russell teams. Weather conditions affected scores and play over Friday and Saturday.
The Russell area rifle event saw Asessippi take top honors with 637, while Silver Creek and Sheila South trailed. Visiting shooters struggled with older rifles at long range, prompting calls to equip all clubs with Ross rifles to level the field.
Boulton win. Gillies holds contract for reptics to the school during holidays. Boulton school closed Friday the 25th for three weeks. Attendance hoped to improve in the second half. Mr and Mrs Stevenson of Carivale Sask visiting Gillies family. John Adams returned from California trip bringing his mother.
Mrs C Maynes visits friends in Sheho while Mr McCord tours his flock. Miss Case of Binscarth renews acquaintances. Dr and Mrs Maynes of Foxwarren stop by Harrowby. Miss Fletcher returns from Binscarth to attend school. Locals report sick neighbors improving. Mr Brown of North Dakota visits McKinnons. A new house rises in southern Harrowby enhancing town appearance. Cooper couple settle into their new home.
Binscarth residents report Miss E. O Keefe home for holidays and William Paradine staying nearby. Farmers note crops look well in the area. Local word of Mr Winters leaving Binscarth draws regret.
The excerpt lists several social updates including Miss A. Valens vacationing with her cousin near Scott Saskatchewan, Mr. C. F. Brown of Cando North Dakota visiting Mrs. C. Fletcher, and Mrs. Moore with daughters visiting from Ontario. It also mentions H. Johnston’s illness, Miss M. Fletcher’s holidays at Harrowby and return, and Miss M. Case's trip to Watson to visit her sister.
The article reports light rain in Strathclair, progress on Smith Russell’s new residence, and an upcoming large cut as drouth is easing. Dow & Murray Cereal Co begins moving stock yards for a new elevator. It notes the death of John Henderson Ross at 71, a pioneer with seven brothers. It covers the Auto Veto Local Option Campaign events with Rev. Dr. Shaw speaking on temperance and liquor’s societal impact.
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