For Sale Lots 22 and 23 Block 69
Two parcels listed as for sale in Block 69 lots 22 and 23 with a stated good buy at the asking price. For details contact The Banner Office for further information.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
1
Two parcels listed as for sale in Block 69 lots 22 and 23 with a stated good buy at the asking price. For details contact The Banner Office for further information.
Notice for Asessippi meeting on March 15 1913 at 3 PM. All rifles must be in by that date. Members urged to attend. D R MCDONALD secretary.
The Dropmore Rifle Association announces its annual meeting at the Dropmore school house on Saturday March 22 at 3 p.m. A full attendance is requested.
A sweep of notes from the Banner includes socials and receptions in Birtle Foxwarren and Binscarth with millinery openings and church services. Local events cover the Russell Football Club reorganization parade and a Doig trophy bonspiel outcome.
Silverton residents attend weekend visits as F Allen buys a farm once owned by Jas Arnott while Rita Arnott visits Angusville. Ed Hammond returns from Ontario. A Silverton Beef Ring meeting is set for Saturday at 2 PM in the school. Local fun includes snow-dented stories of boys fooling around after deliveries.
Binsearth announces Mr Skelton in charge of the CPR coal dock while noting Mr Jack Douglas is ill. Reg Woodiwiss rents to Freeman Rice. Sadie Matheson returns from Oax River. William Va'ens sells to Alex McCaig. Junior hockey team travels to Birtle. they lose. Ice Carnival set for next Monday night St Pat- events incomplete.
Delegates from Roblin Dropmore Endcliffe and Russell met in E M Williams office to reorganize the Northwestern Football League for a promising season. They named J McIntyre secretary and set a $5 entrance fee to fund a cup donated by MP F Y Newton with players required to be bona fide residents and to play for one club only.
Strathclair notes March arriving like a lion and easing. Residents mentioned include Jas McKay of Shellmouth visiting J Smiths, George Adamsway planning a return to England for a wife, and McGaw recovering from illness in Egypt under Dr Smith. Mrs Morrison and daughter travel to Grand Prairie. Donald Kippen and Rev J McKay plan Rochester Minn medical care around March 18. Rev Dr Frazer Smith travels from Pilot Mound to Kingston around March 8. Mrs McFayden from Shellmouth improves after illness at Newdale, near J Smith residence.
Boulton Mr Moor remains housebound with hopes for a swift recovery. Ben Patterson, now in Saskatchewan, renews old acquaintances. Howard Gillis loses a valuable horse to lung inflammation. If railway construction proceeds land values are expected to rise as snow recedes. Drover Jack Devlin reports buying 180 hogs for about 3000 dollars and plans shipment to Winnipeg. Joe Norquay Jr. scouts buyers for Arrow Lake fruit farms in B C and plans a late week excursion with partners. Farmers urged to hold on amid market distance concerns.
The spring assizes for the Northern Judicial district begin in the Minnedosa courthouse on Tuesday March 18 with Chief Justice Mathers presiding. Two indictments are listed: King v Joseph Ewachowski for shooting a horse at Elphinstone and King v Wasyl Kobluk et al for robbing the post office at Asessippi.
Holly grown on Vancouver Island shipped across the continent, with orders reaching Los Angeles and Mexico City north of Dawson City, and as far east as Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Originating in Victoria, the industry expanded as private citizens supplied sprigs of holly with red berries to friends in the east, while Florida and Georgia remain sources for the U S market though lacking Vancouver Island’s vivid color.
A Missouri farmer created a split log drag to smooth rough roads between his farm and the village. Two halves joined with braces and a horse drawn chain raised the surface, draining water and shaping the road. Its success popularized the device, reducing costly road maintenance.
Saskatchewan grain growers argue against sample markets for wheat stressing price uncertainty and potential harm to farm income while calling for retainment of existing marketing options and clearer policy safeguards.
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