Russell town news and regional notes in brief
Local items report Chas Barker opening a Russell bootmaker shop, Langdale opening a notary office in Binscarth, and Foxwarren football reorganization under captains Forsyth and Hodgson. Other notes cover Liberal convention attendees in Russell, rail freight complaints to Canadian Northern, a fatality in Trenton, and planned auctions, sales, and upcoming dentist visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Barker
Russell
Hiss
St.s Joon
F. E. Langdale
Binscarth
F R. Regs
Farene
W. Heatroff
Boulton
Tavornago
W. J. Doig
Dr. Wright
Wm. Sallace
W. P. Storey
F. Rice
John Algus
D. McTavish
Jay Ad Awearber
Foxwattren
W. Forsyth
H. Hodgson
Foxwarren
Viard Nis Hents
Roblin
Trenton
Ontario
Marv
Stephen J Your
Gill
Paterts
Bonnycastle
J. A. McDehagh
J. Mclntyre
Frertion
Ore Waster
Binscarth News Highlights Local Changes and Plans
Soft weather brings fresh use to sleigh trails as Binscarth Wheels gain traction. Rev Geo Murray Shaw to preach at 11 am Sunday at the Binscarth Methodist Church. Malcolm Ross of Moose Jaw buys S. E. 3, 1928 from E Grundy and plans to settle locally. Paul Verigin to base in Binscarth for GTP work in the Qu Appelle Valley. Local trap shooting sees growing interest this season. Binscarth Park Association eyes final share call and fence for a new sports ground. Farmers Institute hosts Roasell Agricultural Society event March 3 at 7 pm with F Simpson speaking on The Cattle Embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Murray Shaw
Binscarth
Malcolm Ross
Moose Jaw
E Grundy
Paul Verigin
Qu’ Appelle Valley
Binscarth Park Association
Royal Hotel
Farmers’ Institute
Roasellgricultural Society
Billscarth
F. Simpson
Shoai~Lake
Movement and Appointments Reported in Millwood Area
John H. Coxon and children departed for Whitby Farm homestead. Emily Turner from Brandon to oversee Bavelaw school after April. A March 6 addition to Robi and Smith family at Lands downe. Charles Blacke and wife give up farming and move to Langenburg where Blucke will join McCormick implement Co. W P Storey leaves for Winnipeg to attend Liberal Convention as Russell Liberal Association delegate. Ainsworth misread for Atkinson. pupils secured with prospects for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Coxon
Whitby Farm
Emily Turner
Brandon
Bavelaw School
Robi. Smith
Landsdowne
Charles Blacke
Langenburg
Blucke
McCormick Implement Co
W. P. Storey
Winnipeg
Russell Liberal Association
Strathclair hockey team on tour meets Russell win 7 to 3
Strathclair visits Russell for a return game. Russell dominates 7 to 3 after a 2-2 halftime tie. Both sides show good team play with little roughness. Referee Geo. Beamish satisfies both clubs. Strathclair missing Tripp affects lineup. detailed players listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathclair
Russell
Tripp
Geo. Beamish
Russell Cummings
Casuat Black Point
Kippan Manson
C. P. Fraser Porter Rovet - Winton Manson
Terwains Mitchell Black Ny Cummings Bartley
Local Moves and Social at Shellmouth
Geo Wise moved to Mr Browns farm while E Brown left for the west. W B Lennard bought a valuable team from John Lawther. A church social Friday featured magic lantern Rocky Mountains scenes by Mr Bond and musical selections by Miss Baxter Miss Fraser and Mr Skidmore of Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Wise
Mr Brown
E. Brown
W. B. Lennard
John Lawther
Bond
Rockies
Social Event Aids Silver Creek Churches In Quiet Drive
Despite bad roads the Ladies of Silver Creek held a church social on Friday with four choirs a large crowd from Seeburn Russell and Minniska. Net proceeds totaled 33 00 for Literary and Choir funds amidRefreshments music and varied performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Mr. Edmison
Hyde
Seeburn
Russell
Minniska
Silver Creek Choir
Miss Fraser
Mr. Sparrow
Wee McGregor
P. Hyde, Jr
Mr. Skidmore
Minniska Choir
Miss Baxter
Mr. Jones
Miss Campion
Russell Methodist Choir
Alfred Callin
Buett
Mrs. Gray
Miss M. Keating
Miss Setter
Mianiska Choir
Russell Presbyterian Choir
Miss Garnett
Mr. Squibb
Mr. Hyde
Selo
Preinical School Teachers’ Convention Set for Winnipeg
The programme for the provincial school teachers association convention arrives. Winnipeg hosts April 17 and 18 with speakers including C. H. Campbell J. W. Gordon D Wrecht R. T. Riley McDiarmid NeWcombe Finlay Drummond McIntyre Ageew King Cochrane White McIntyre and Sanford Evans. The event aims to benefit provincial education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
C. H. Campbell
J. W. Gordon
D. . Wrecht
R. T. Riley
McDiarmid
J. NeWcombe
Ww. N. Finlay
J. Drummond
McIntyre
J. H. Ageew
S.E. King
Cchrane A. White
W. McIntyre
Sanford Evans
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Fraser's
F. E. Langda’e
Binsecarth
Grandview Exponent
Sopthern Bros
McFarlane, Sask
J. Patterson
Calgary
Smeliie Bros. Ltd
Dr. Taylor
Binsearth
Geo. Boulton
Yorkton
Dr. Weagant
Grand Central Hotel
Binscorth
Logel House
Russell Tennis Club
A. L. Botanycastle
Silver Creek R. A
John McKay
Alf Bryant
Apriath
Bryant
Far West
E. A. Struthers
England
Barnardo
Mr. Struthers
Hollies
Canada
Warhorn
Birtle
H. A. Mullins
Europe
Ottawa
W. McKenzie
Gilbert Plains
Rossburn
J. H. Farthing
Millwood
I. McQuay
Astley Fyles
Darkie
Bert «Murdock
I Fowler
Mabel Johnston
Folly
Dora Fyles
Helen Cairncross
Miss McQuay
BR. O’ Keefe
Jeannie Fowler
Jas. Cameron
A. Johnston
Maggie Allen
Fairy
Jas. Allen
Myrtle Case
Ruby Case
C. Matheson
J. Fletcher
A. Burkholder
W. Paradine
Dan Hay
O. Allen
Capt
BE. S. Woodiwiss
B. S. Hooper
Wm. Hembroff
Alf Clee
Thos. Almack
To Am
F. Imerod
Jas. Nixon
G. Borkowsky
A. R. McIntyre
Ainsworth
Atkinson
Alf. Bryant
A. R. MelIntyre
Shellmouth
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