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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
9
Municipality of Silver Creek presents an abstract statement of receipts and expenditures for the year January 1 to December 31, 1909. Certified correct by Henry Hillman, Provincial Municipal Auditor.
Local sports note a friendly baseball match between Binscarth and Russell set for Friday evening in Russell. Other items include reports of Miss Hollway’s return from the Old Country, Dr. Clark’s improving health, and upcoming lectures in Wright's Stall with Dr. Taylor in Russell.
Russell B. D. Agricultural Society offers prizes for amateur photography with a top prize from Mr Ledingham and a $5 prize from Mr J H Fenton to be announced later. Additional rewards for scholar's work, penmanship selections, and a map drawing Africa. Good Farming and Standing Grain contests list prizes of $20, $15, $10 and $15, $10 respectively. Secretary Gilbert A Cope requests entries by June 1.
A Wednesday morning wedding at Mr Richard Clee’s home united Miss K Clee and Mr J S Warrington with Rev B L Whitaker officiating. The bride received rich gifts including Dickens volumes and silver and china. A second ceremony at The Maples Neepawa joined Jessie Madisn to J M F White with a large turnout and generous presents. The newlyweds departed for Winnipeg aboard an afternoon train.
In Brightside on Tuesday a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Cusitar. The newborn adds joy to the family and marks a new birth in the community.
A brief note from The Neepawa Press describes a farewell gathering hosted by friends for an individual. The piece highlights community support and the sentiment of the send-off, mentioning local attendees and the informal nature of the event.
Seeding finishes in the district as Section 6 drain reopening completes and boxes are replaced. Outside cattle herds are approaching, grazing lands gain demand while crops endure cold weather and everyone hopes for warm, fair weather ahead.
Rifle practice set for Friday with updates as breaking news. Local youth M Gordon reportedly secured five wolf pups. Football drills to be held every Tuesday and Saturday. The beer ring opened for the season on Saturday. Several social visits noted including Miss Cameron with the Bryant family at Rose dale Farm and Miss May McNeelands visiting Tum bell residents. Mr and Miss Cammidge were guests of Mrs M McCauley. Mrs Archie Johnson and son Albert returned from a two week visit with the Sniders in Rob lin. Sunday School annual picnic slated for Friday July 8 with refreshments at 5 pm. Committees named and a good time assured.
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