Hyslops Buy New Car During Regina Trip
W Hyslop drove to Regina Sunday and came back Monday with a new car. Mrs Hyslop and Gar were with him. P Houck of Russell painted the Geyser schoolhouse and bar. The Sunday School plans a basket premiere on June 14 on school grounds. Mrs Young of Russell visited with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W Robb. Kerr the School Inspector toured district schools last week. Miss Mengies spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Moeter in Shellmouth. A garden party is set for June 28 at F Skinner’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Houck
Russel
Young
Russell
WMS and Ladies Aid Hold Meeting at Hamilton Home
Regular WMS and Ladies Aid session met at Mr. M D Hamilton's house with all members present despite weather. Reports from delegates Mrs Young and Mrs Breakey highlighted an enjoyable convention, while plans for a June 22 picnic and a horseshoe tournament were discussed. Lunch was served, next gathering set at Mrs Breakey's home, and Moulton spent time in Silverton after visiting the Rutherford family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
M. D. Hamilton
Brookey
WALS
Bir- Ye
Stitt
Ham
Rutherford
Young
Breakey
Local Visitors and Horse Shoe Tournament Winners
Silverton and Russell visitors joined local families Sunday including Mr and Mrs Rutherford and Mr and Mrs McIntyre. Several townsfolk traveled to Rowsburn Thursday for a horse shoe tournament where Dane McIntyre and Walter Snyder won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiss Westmacott
Silverton
R. Rutherford
Local notes from Mears and district events
Frost damaged most gardens in the area last Friday. Irene Hryday left for Winnk ee. A group of youths toured Shortdale, performed a short play, and enjoyed themselves. Anne Dychakowsky of Mears, a Rossburn High School student, is seriously ill. Joha Stefanishyn of Silver Beach worked lumber locally. A Mohyla School dance drew a large crowd. A mile of road south of Mary Oryniak's farm is now open for traffic.
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Mise Irene Hryday
Winnkee
Shortdale
Anne Dychakowsky
Mears
Rossburn High School
Joha Stefanishyn
Silver Beach
Mohyla
Mary Oryniak
Silverton WMS Meeting Notes Highlight Officers and Talks
The Silverton WMS held a postponed church gathering on June 6 with nineteen members. The meeting featured reports from treasurer temperance and stewardship secretaries, notes on the Birte Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society meeting, and a review of Mrs. Linton’s address on building a friendly world through Canada’s diverse nationalities. New provincial officers were announced, led by President Mrs. J M Fraser and a slate of vice presidents and secretaries across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
J. M. Fraser
Hamiota
A. L. Decker
Decker
Fiee
EB. Putton
Birtle
R. S. Cochrane
Silverton
E. J. Brown
Minne
Dosa
Christian Stewardship
A. Conston
Newdale
Mission
Coleman
Rossburn
C. G. I. T. Groops
Ross
Survey of Crops and Livestock Survey in Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics and provincial departments run annual farm surveys through cardboard schedules. Since 1931 breeding and marketing intentions are included. Cards go to farmers via rural schools in most provinces, directly nailed in four provinces. Data on crop acreages and livestock underpin national agricultural statistics.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Departments of Agriculture
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Alberta
British Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Deere
E. P. Stewart
Silverton, Man
National Service
National Elevator Company, Ltd
Calgary
Edmonton
Port Arthur
Canadian Consolidated Grain Co., Ltd
Liberal
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Mermimal
Port William Mead
Orice—Woercree
Nce
W. Hyslop
Regina
Viste
Ars. Moulton
Russell Keating
Marketing Service
Dominion Department OF Agriculture
Ottawa Homsurebie
James G. Gardiner
Sunot Kaves
SWP
Snerwin-Wiliams House
Smellie Bros. & Co
Silverton W.M.S
Bawlf
N. Bawle Grain’ Company Limited
von Hagen
Cracknell
J. Lenzen
Agent Inglis
Russell Banner
Vancouver
Lipane
Jasper
Pal E
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