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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
5
Mr J C Bayne of the Herald Addington Indian Territory says Pain Kalm helps him attend to business despite rheumatism. A single application relieves pain and promises gleaming relief, with a note of approval from local buyer W Ledingham and others.
Aesst Pr and Mrs J Kines visit Tom il for a week renewing acquaints. Social event with Ladies Aid Society planned March gth at the church with refreshments and admission 25 cts adults half price. Notes on timber destruction in Shell ior District and petition for CP Rail extension.
Harrowby A Bennett returns from the bush on Saturday. The Canadian government ships 20 000 sacks of flour for famine relief. Fire destroys Saltcoats Trading Co and Landers Jewelry in a Thursday blaze. CPR plans seed and weed train through the west. Parliament debates lifting cattle embargo. Eaton imports butter from Ontario selling at 14 cents a pound in Winnipeg. Large numbers of Galician marriages recorded in Sifton Fork River and Valley River. France rejects Morocco peace terms. Intercolonial shops at Moncton suffer over a million in losses. Federal inquiry to investigate the Canadian insurance business. Interior Minister cites Indian population at 107 637 with 296 more this year.
The Binsearth Methodist church honors Miss MykThe Case for her faithful organist service. Officials present a silver tea set as token of appreciation and spiritual support.
A fragment from church correspondence shows Mrs J V T Beattie, Mrs W Colter, Mrs W Irwin and Mrs W Diamond signing a message on behalf of the church. The note invokes the saviours and the color of a finish, mentioning Orks in a ceremonial context.
A massive tree from Derby farmer Frank Hall was hauled to Owen Sound by five Derby residents Peter McCallum Dantt McCallum Peter sic William Beatty and Jill Woods. The logs rested on the market square and were photographed by George Holmes. Keenan Bros secured the tree at a long price. Rumors say Thomas McNutt may be offered Speaker in Saskatchewan's first legislature. the House is set to convene late March. Conservative caucus votes stalled any increase in sessional indemnity, with only three members supporting a rise and talk of possible extra pay for length of session.
Lieelessness disorders of the stomach provoke nervous conditions and hinder sheep. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised to stimulate digestion and restore health, aiding sleep. Formed by W. Ledingham and sold by dealers nationwide.
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