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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 03, 1998

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Winter traffic snarls close Yellowhead in Manitoba

Parking lots along the Yellowhead were bumper to bumper as winter returned. RCMP closed the highway at Russell by 9:30 p.m. last Wednesday. The road reopened by 1:00 a.m. local time but travel remained restricted as the Yellowhead further east stayed closed.

Yellowhead Manitoba RCMP Russell

Expectant teen's rushed Brandon trip ends in childbirth

On Tuesday February 10 Charla Butler, 18, awaited her first baby as Russell and District Hospital had no delivery for years. Her water broke at 5:30 pm and she and partner Mark Hal, 17, traveled with grandmothers to Brandon for obstetric care two hours away, nearing her March 1 due date.

Charla Butler Russell and District Charla Brandon Mark Hal Karen Butler Laurie Hal

Binscarth Grocer Closes After Long Local History

Robinson's Grocery on Binscarth Main Street closes its doors on the first Saturday in February ending a long lineage of owners and changes since 1883. The building, a fixture of the town, has housed Smellie Bros and later several proprietors before its final closure by Glen and Anne Robinson.

Robinson's Grocery Binscarth Binscorth Goldsmith Brown and Smellie Smellie Bros Smellie Russell D. W. McGilvray S. T. Ind R. Blakely M. Waldman W. R. Bay Allan Graham and Fanny Glen and Anne Robinson Sunte

Thugs Arrested In Dauphin Home Invasion Case

Three men were arrested in connection with a February 4 home invasion in Dauphin that left 87 year old Elsie Small in hospital with a broken hip and arm bruises. Small is in good condition at Brandon General Hospital recovering from hip surgery. The Dauphin Herald notes the incident and ongoing investigation.

Dauphin Herald Dauphin Elsie Small Brandon General Hospital Dauphin Town

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