22 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
1
Mr and Mrs H Burley announce the birth of their seventh child a daughter named Jane at Burley home. The infant joins siblings in the family of Burleys with celebrating relatives gathering locally.
Local notes list Coronation Day, July 7 sports at Binscarth, a June 24 plowing match, June 27 teachers exams, and a cattle sale this Saturday at 3. Other items: hospital trip for Mrs Kerr, multiple travels, hail insurance interest, garden party at Mrs Atwood, and church services including patriotic Sunday.
Road work dominates as crops surge with rain and heat. Picnics and festivities are planned as seeding ends. Local events include Tag Day collections totaling 6590 with many donors, a Sunday School program on China Inland Missions, and a high scoring shooting match on June 17. News from Rochedale and Russell highlights transport, parties, and sports results.
Endcliffe urges attendance at the June 28 picnic with rosette wearers guiding questions. Miss Beech announces her farewell at month end, as the community notes births, visitors, and local football enthusiasm during a lively half holiday week.
Silverton Miss R Hamstock of Gibbs Hyde staff spent the weekend at her Kelloe home. Mrs Richard Keating visited her brother Rev J L King at Roblin last week. Visitors included Miss N Anderson Miss D Campion B Anderson and B Sparrow. Congregations of Minniska and Silverton plan to erect a Manse with work to start soon. Rev Ms McNaite led Sunday services. While the offering was being.
Dropmore W Longdon started his ploughing outfit today and Harry Allbright began work on the Dropmore school. Grain is arriving freely at about twelve loads daily. Mrs Larson visits her ill sister in the states. Jack Smith lost a horse to sun stroke Monday. Timber for the station platform is ready awaiting workers. Monday’s 3 pm reading hit 108 in the shade. Young Harry Ward received a severe colt kick, Dr Rogers placing three stitches. Returning westbound travelers report disgust at what they saw. Dropmore remains confident. There is debate over Dropmore colors with calls to keep their blue scheme for distinction.
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