Illness Report from Yorkton to Russell Briefly
Ie Sampon of Yorkton is ill in Russell for a few days, with Dr Clark attending.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
1
Ie Sampon of Yorkton is ill in Russell for a few days, with Dr Clark attending.
The document presents a financial statement for the year ending December 31 1912. It outlines assets liabilities and net results with details on revenue expenses and capital accounts. It records balances at period end and notes significant transactions impacting equity and cash position.
Local notes report fairs at Binscarth July 31 Canora and Dauphin next week with a three day Ladies Band engagement. Excursion from Rossburn August 4 and a lawn social on Aug 1. Community updates include visits, housing demand, baptisms at Harrowby Ford, and a Russell tennis tournament August 5–6.
The Rossburn baseball team captured the Manitoba northwest championship by defeating Russell 6 to 4 in the series second game on Tuesday. They had won the opening game last Wednesday 11 to 10 in Rossburn.
The hardware store received the first carload of i'ly mynth twine on Monday. Brick veneering begins at the former sample room in the Mardogs block, boosting town improvements. Rev W H Morgan returned from holiday last Friday with his mother and two sisters visiting briefly. Miss Helen M Bradshaw was omitted from last week’s honors list in Winnipeg exams. G O White, recently returned from Roblin, was taken to Winnipeg for appendicitis surgery and is progressing favorably.
A roundup reports on a mission band picnic coming next week and various town happenings. R J Young completes stonework on H Cochrane's barn. Mrs Jas Robinson and son Weldon visit friends in Nrepawa. Mrs Flynn and Mrs Rutherford visit Birth. The McKee family from the cast visit J A McDonald’s brother. Marguerite Keating is moved to Winnnipeg hospital for appendicitis treatment. Geo Ehelby rescues a kitten fallen into a well and unharmed.
Report notes Mrs M Mc Fadyen seen around after preparations for the tall show at Shellmouth. Locals express hope she remains stable and avoids further trance episodes.
The Russell Municipality council met on Friday July 25 1913 with the Reeve and councillors present. Actions include transferring land for a road, securing drainage from the Gleniffer siding, paying reeve expenses, declining a bridge petition, calling a tax sale for October 28, appointing A R McIntyre as assessor, reviewing the red bridge, arranging river crossing roads, and setting the next meeting for August 29 at Binscarth.
In The London Tattler an amused observer overhears two elderly Scotsmen debating a mutual friend's marriage. They joke that Jamie Thomson enjoyed a short courtship before years of domestic strife, while one adds he courted twenty years yet never married a woman.
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