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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
1
A religious obituary poem from Silver Creek Manitoba laments a child’s death. The speaker recalls the girl Mary, notes her last words and kiss, and speaks of crossing the dark river to meet the Bridegroom. The verse emphasizes faith, readiness, and salvation through Jesus.
Representatives of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Silver Creek Presbyterian church visited the Galicians east of town to assess need for winter clothing. The group found destitution rumors exaggerated, aided several families with cloth bundles, and praised driver L. A. Crerar and guide Quintralink aloonkanovyski for their assistance during the inspection.
In Boulton Walter's house work proceeds with carpenters at the site. Lamon visits F Vinnell. Miss Nellie McDonald ill with pleurisy. FE Paterson hosted a Friday party. G Norquay from Grand View staying with Joe Norquay and may return for seeding. A mislaid Sunday suit thief is sought. information may bring reward.
Rifle shooting dominates headlines as locals report daily activities. Mooney hauls logs from Gilbert Plains while Cartwright plans a new house this summer and retrieves lumber from Cusitar mill. Simmms family recovering. Miss Maggie Simms improving after illness. Brightside hosts crockinole challenge and seeks a partner for the champions. Wolves scarce as Topp, the wolf frightner, makes a successful local impact.
March 20 court notes and local items report rising oat prices and varied community updates. Residents including Miss Buie and Miss Brooks visit Neepawa and Tumbull. The Rossburn police magistrate appointment is gazetted and local business moves cited.
Brightside men in a new cutter visited Millwood this week. Spy Hill residents discuss postal service improvements. The town anticipates ice for summer and bids farewell to Rev. Custance, who leaves Millwood for new work. The Millwood Mission Band concert drew a full house with drama, songs, recitations, and choir performances plus a grand anthem to close.
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