Born son for Mr and Mrs Boulton
A newborn son was born to Mr and Mrs Boulton on February date unclear. The couple welcomed their child named Puscelian, marking a family milestone.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
1
A newborn son was born to Mr and Mrs Boulton on February date unclear. The couple welcomed their child named Puscelian, marking a family milestone.
Hockey match Bin scarth versus Russell headlines a busy Russell bulletin. The Banner offers a subscription pitch and news on a tri weekly Rossburn mail, a March 13 fancy dress carnival, and a sale by Geo Glover. Reports cover Odd Fellows, railway movements, cricket plans, local fires, and community events.
Russell defeated Foxwarren 20 to 6 in a hard fought hockey match last Friday. Foxwarren played with mostly new players, while Russell featured key rushes by Bartley and Winton. Referee Mr Shields officiated as players from Binscarth filled in for Foxwarren. Afterward, Foxwarren visitors were banquetted at the Grand Central hotel. Upcoming events include a Fancy dress carnival March 13 and a Shellmouth church concert March 16 with proceeds for Anthem music.
Shellmouth residents report Bennie on assessment rounds and Brown planning to buy a farm near Saskatoon. McKay of Langenburg visited the Bryants. The Presbyterian church event on Friday March 16 offered a first class varied programme with 25 cents mission proceeds, a social at T C Gerrard’s house, songs music and recitations followed by refreshments and a social hop lasting late night.
SEBBURN Mr. M. Young and C. SeeLach made a business trip to Roblin last week. Glad to hear that Mrs. Wm. Mustard has recovered from her recent illness. Mr. Y. J. Atwood is busily en gaged hauling oats from Mr. Pelton's to Rossburn. Mr. C. S. Shepherd is going around with a broad smile, we believe a young farmer came to stay with him. Miss Annie Basler, who has been spending the winter with her sister Mrs. P. Berney has re turned to Russell.
The Harrowby school monthly report ends February 28, 1906 with perfect marks in all subjects. It lists numerous students across Part 1 to Grade I with detailed scores in Reading Spelling Geography Eucn Physiology Bookkeeping Agriculture Composition Drawing History Grammar and various arithmetic and writing tests.
King Edward was warmly welcomed by crowds in Paris. The Banner highlights seed grain want ads and invites parties to review them.
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