Glen Upholds Liberal Record in Marquette Campaign
J Allison Glen, Liberal Progressive candidate for Marquette, spoke to a large audience at the Army and Navy Veterans' hall urging voters to elect him to the House of Commons. He argued Canada remains united under Mackenzie King and warned that backing an unnamed National Government could threaten that unity during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allison Glen
K.C
Marquette
Army & Navy Veterans’ Hall
House of Commons
Canada
Mackenzie King
Manion
Harry Clee
Glen
G. Gardiner
King
Board of
Re View
Gardiner
Review Board
Manitoba
General McNaughton
Justice Montague
Wallace Campbell
War Supply Board
Harris Houston
Marquette Young Liberal Association
God Save the
Mar 14 1905 banns and local activity in Russell area
The Banner notes a March 14 marriage in Minnedosa for Joseph Peden. It lists Russell Football Club reorganization with Ed de Balinhard as president and Rev Geo A Edmison as captain. Shellmouth agents open Massey Harris branch with J McFadyen and P Patterson. Millwood threshing reported by Theo Klimm. Keiper sale near Silverton raises nearly 5000. J J Crowe opens lumber yard at Angusville. Jessie Wy on and William Young wed March 17. Independent political association forms at Rossburn with Hough as president. Bridge at Millwood condemned. new one to be built. Oil boom described as a washout. farm and business shifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peden
Minnedosa
Russell Football Club
Ed. de Balinhard
F. H. Mayhew
J. McIntyre
Ueasurer
Rev. Geo. A. Edmison
D. R. McKenzie
Gordon Kippan
L. C. Boulton
T. A. Crerar
J. W. Jackson
Marquette Rifle ’Association
Pollard
H. Clee
Gordon A. L. Bonnycastle
George Besmish
Massey-Harris Company
Shellmouth
J. McFadyen
P. Patterson
Millwood
Theo. Klimm
Robinson
R. Anderson
H. B. Garnett
Russell Telephone Exchange
J. J. Crowe Company
Angusville
Allen
Dauphin
Jessie Wyon
Rossburn
William ‘Young
R. Bailey
Kembrott
Asessippi
R. McDonald
Sadie
D. McMillan
Shoal Lake
David Hough
Jno
Russell Juveniles Defeat St. Lazare 3-2
The Russell Juveniles earned a 3-2 victory over St Lazare on Tuesday night at the local rink. St Lazare led early, Russell equalized by end of the first, both teams added in the middle period, and Russell struck the winner after 17 minutes of the third period. Russell lineup included Gallant Wishart Mather Hancock Langford Thom Peterson McKinnon Yan Koski Brownlee Hembroff and Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
St Lazare
St. Lazare
Gallant
Wishart
Mather
Hancock
Langford
Thom
Peterson
Where to Vote Polling Places in Marquette District
Polling occurs next Tuesday March 26 from 8 am to 6 pm across Marquette divisions. Electors will vote at Vista Community Hall Rossburn Orange Hall Pete's Lake Ukrainian Hall Mears Ruthenia Birdtail residence Silver Beach residence Angusville Ukrainian Hall Boyle School Binscarth Cockburn Block Millwood Harrowby School Russell McRostie Hall Silverton Community Hall Lockerby School Inglis Community Hall Endcliffe School Shellmouth Community Hall.
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Marquette
Vista
Community Hall
Rossburn
R. King’s Office
Main St
Orange Hall
Pete’s Lake
Binscarth
Cockburn
Millwood
Swain's Store
Harrowby
Harrowby School
Russell
McRostie's
McRostie’s
Silverton
Boulton
Lockerby School
Inglis
Endcliffe
Endcliffe School
Shellmouth
Neighborhood Happenings and Local Appointments
Church Good Friday service March 2 at 7 20 p m with special singing. Mrs Kreebaum returned from the states, Miss Jean Richardson back from Winnipeg for weeks. Inglis teachers go Easter week to their homes. Mrs Bezo recovering after appendix operation at Sacred Heart Hospital. Sid Narvey takes new job at Melville Sask. Edith Wood and Vic Strugnell staged a sketch. Court whist prizes won by Mrs Crerar with Bob Davis and by Mrs Self with Harold Bagnall. Next club event March 29. John Brown visiting relatives in Grandview. Kenneth Strugnell returned to Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreebaum
States
Paul Kleebaum
Jean Richardson
Winnipeg
Inglis
Herman Bezo
Sacred Heart Hospital
Sid Narvey
Posiilo
Melville, Sask
Edith Wood
Vic Strugnel
Crerar
Bob Davis
Self
Harold Bagnall
God Save the King
K. Spencer
John Brown
Grandview
Kenneth Strugnell
Local Social Visits and Club Activities Recap
Mrs Wm Craig and Roy of Rochedale visited relatives here last week. Mrs Popplar and daughter from Stornoway Sask guests of Mrs H Roberts. Mrs J Herbert and Maxine spent weekend at Shellmouth. Mrs W A Brown scalded herself with hot water last week. A district club program featured a Mock Treasure Trail run by Mrs A Goodbun Mrs J Hyslop and Mrs B Carmichael. Prizes awarded and Castleavery section held a whist drive at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Craig
Roy
Rochedale
A. Goodbun
Winnipeg Visitors and Local News Briefs
Mrs Clair Locke attended Winnipeg last week visiting relatives. Wesley McIntosh and Mrs Mid Bley of Winnipeg visited their parents Mr and Mrs Wm McIntosh. Mrs McIntosh ill. all wish her a speedy recovery. Mr Sloan drove to Winnipeg and back with a new car. Miss Jessie Kelso of Russell visited over the weekend. Milton McKague spent Sunday at home. The funeral of William McDonald was held at United church on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Locke
Winnipeg
Wesley McIntosh
Mid- Bley
Wm. McIntosh
William McDonald
United Church
Last social of the season draws large crowd in Craigie
Friday night’s event opened with O Canada and community singing then a Pat Contest. A singing contest followed with readings by Mrs Cooke and Mrs. B Shaw. Edith Wood and Vic Strugnell won the cornflake eating contest. A musical program of Irish songs concluded the evening.
Endcliffe Bonspiel Concludes With Multiple Rink Results
The Endcliffe novelty bonspiel finished with Grand Challenge first place to the Patterson rink skipped by D Joyce and second to McCann rink led by Ella Stewart. Second Event saw Kendal rink with Alice Kendal taking second and prizes from the Community Club. Consolation crowned Ziprick rink led by Annie Highfield with J Moster second. prizes donated by R Kendel and R McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
D. Joyce
McCann
Ella Stewart
O. M. Laycock
Reset
Kendel
Alice Kendel
Ziprick
Annie Highfield
Moster
A. McFadden
L.schwalm
W. Pagan
G. Geib
A. Ziprick
H Ziprick
LH. Geib
Geo. Pitts
E. Ziprick
J. Moster
J. Roberts
R. Oswald
J. Zimmer
R. Kendel
Rudy Kendel
L. Liske
W. Stewart
Eadcliffe
E. S. Dixon
Professor Kirkconnell to Speak at Canadian Club Meeting
Prof. Kirkconnell of United College Winnipeg will speak at the Canadian Club March meeting in A and N Vets hall on March 28 at 8:00 pm. Attendance is free with post address discussion. his talks cover Central Europe and the Balkans and he has written twenty two books including Canada Europe and Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United College
Winnipeg
Russell Junior Chamber of Commerce
A. & N. Vets
Kirkconnell
Euroe
Balkans
England
France
Iceland
Poland
Hungary
Canada
Europe
Hitler
Russell District
Popular Silverton Youth Buried Monday
Wallace Charles Scarth Hammond died Friday evening at Sacred Heart Hospital after a five week illness. He was 20, only son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hammond, with a large funeral attendance from Silverton Foxwarren Russell Angusville Endcliffe Minniske Esterhazy Rochedale and Grandview. Pallbearers were Archie Rea Bud Rea Harley Anderson Frank Wise Bill Hackman and Gordon Bryer. Interment at Silver Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Hospital
Wallace Charles Scarth Hammond
Wallace
Edward 5. Hammond
Cecil Smith
Foxwarren
Silverton
A. Calder
Russell
Angusville
Endcliffe
Minniske
Esterhazy
Sask
Sam
Earle
Lyle Crosswell
Hammond
Hattie
Robb
Rochedale
Bert Anderson
Grandview
Gre
Archie
Bud Rea
Harley Anderson
Frank Wise
Bill Hackman
Gordon Bryer
Silver Creek Cemetery
Town Council Tackles Light and Park Maintenance
Three delegations and payments of accounts dominated the regular meeting with light and town accounts totaling 101 and 2245 dollars. The rink manager and curling club asked for accounting revisions while the Elks requested more cooperation for the increasingly difficult to keep clean play park. Mayor Matheson was ill and Councillor Bicknell on holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curling Club
The
Elks
Illor Matheson
Bicknell
Political Pot Boils Over as Elections Loom Near
The piece notes rising political tension as campaigns sharpen for Manitoba and Alberta races. It lists candidates in Marquette James Allison Glen Robert Peden and James Wilson Ewbank while mentioning a late filing by a CCF candidate in Neepawa. Alberta voters go to the polls today amid muted press coverage and Aberhart era scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Europe
Marquette
James Allison Glen
K.C
Russell
Robert Peden
Rossburn
James Wilson Ewbank
Birtle
C.cf
Social Credit
New Democracy
Neepawa
C.C.F
Alberta
Aberhart
Pioneer Rossburn Resident Passes
William McDonald 79 died Friday night at his son Wm Thomas home east of Rossburn. Born in Halifax 1961. lived in Scotland and England before settling in Rossburn in 1880. He farmed until 1932 then moved to town. Survived by son and two daughters, brother, sister, aunt, and five grandchildren. Funeral at United Church with Rev. Onions officiating. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Rossburn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McDonald
Thomas
Rossburn
Mr. McDonald
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Scotland
England
Canada
McDonald
C. Douglas
Thos, Armstrong
Bert
Edmonton
Armstrong
Pease, Sask
United Church
W. G. Onions
Robt. Peden
M. R. Hamilton
D. Hough
R. Wiggins
G. Taylor
Robt. Carson
Rossburn Cemetery
New Departure At Junior Chamber Meetings On By-Laws
The Junior Chamber of Commerce reviews town by-laws including the half-holiday rule to educate members on statutes. Only 12 attend the reg meeting as future sessions will continue by-law reviews and possible town council recommendations. Members plan to plant trees this spring. The note also mentions concerns about Russia’s WWII era ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Glen
Banner
J. L. Bryant
Great West Life Insurance Company
Craigie
Prof
Russell Town Council
Russia
Finland
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