Local News Highlights From Russell and Nearby
A roundup of Russell area items includes weather notes, local ads, and social updates. Mrs. Matheson and Mrs. Mustard featured in notices. Dr. Smellie visiting. Block meetings planned. gas or oil boring resumes at Neepawa. Tom Marks Co. to perform Because She Loved Him So. sales, weddings, and community events fill the page with road and railway progress, dental visits, sporting news, and society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formalin
Matheson
W. Mustard
Banner
A-k
Smellie
M.P P
Fort William
Russell
G. P Smelllie
Board of Trade
E. M. Williams
Neepawa
Tom Marks Co
Binscarth
Mabel Hill
Eilerington
John Mooney
Union Bank
Minnedosa
Jas Rogers
Shoal Lake
D McGilvray
Binscath
Smelhe Bros. Limited
Robertson
Hinsearth
Rossburn
Wheat
Asintopine
Asessippi School April Attendance Report
Asessippi school records show 21 teaching days in April with 24 for Edward Kelso and 19 for Forest McKay and Hariet Berrington. Aggregate attendance totals 4219 with an average of 2919, yielding a percentage 96 14. F M Link noted as the later teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asessippi
Forest McKay
Florence Stubbs
Monty Berrington
Willian Kelso
Edward Kelso
Aclan Bryant
Victoria Berrington
Tony Kelso
William Adams
John O'Donnell
Alex McKay
Hariet Berrington
Annie Adan
Marion M.lennan
Neille Bryant
Auth Kelso
George Kelso
Sadie McLennan
Barbara McLennan
Lucy Adams
F. M. Link
Gaddis and Winn visit as Hume family moves in
Mrs. Gaddis and family visit brother James Anderson Winn in On taro while Hume family moves into town and rents the Sharp house. Foxwarren hockey club played the last game of the season against our club as farmers rush long hours to finish ice work due to late spring opening.
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Gaddis Ang
Ontaro
James Anderson Winn
Hume
Sharp House
Foxwarren Hockey Club
Silver Creek News Roundup From Local Notes
Silver Creek reports Mrs. Thos. Keating suffers rheumatism. George Brown of Minniske visits Silverton last week. Robert Keating dislocates shoulder while loading hay. Dr. Broadfoot of Binscarth visits, practicing locally. Mr. and Mrs. McCauley of Atwood Ontario visit relatives in the area. The McFarlanes celebrate eldest son's recovery, George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Keating
George Brown
Minniske
Silverton
Robert Keating
Broadfoot
Binscarth
Angus appoints Staples as commissioner and local notes
D Hough of Rossburn met Angus on the 27th. Jack Young and Bert Luching attended the Rossburn Football Club smoker on the 29th. A Winnipeg Dr Mc Dermott may visit Angus to locate W A Buchanan who led Harry Johnston's Massey Harris business and is leasing soon for Battleford. Rev H Smith plans to resume services next Sunday and will leave the circuit in June. Angus FC may join a league with Angus, Russell and Sheila?mouth if organized. F Stewart and W Tait named delegates to Russell meeting on league matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Staples
D. Hough
Rossburn
Angus
Jack Young
Bert Luching
Dr. McDermott
Winnipeg
W. A. Buchanan
Harry Johnston
Massey-Harris
Battleford
Rev. H. Smith
Shellmouth Welcomes Rails After 25 Years Of Delay
The C N R track layers reached Shellmouth at 845 am Monday the 3rd lnst and the town celebrated with a holiday mood. Residents enjoyed an hour ride on the flit cars from Gerrard's to Bryant's as crowds gathered to witness the historic event. A quiet wedding followed at Mr George Wise's home on April 28 with Miss May Wise marrying Mr Woo Patterson. Rev Geo Edmison officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Gerrard’s
Bryant's
Tom Marks Comes to Russell in Irish Play
Canadian comedian Tom Marks, famed for Us cause She, visits Russell on May 7 to perform his new play H cause She Loved H:m So, drawing keen interest as he showcases his latest production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marks
Canada
Russell
Rev Chamney to leave Russell parish for Denerara mission
Rev. E. R. Chamney announced he will depart in June to take the Holy Trinity church rectorship in Denerara and oversee Anglican missions on the Esquibo River in British Guiana. He cites his wife’s health for the milder climate move and notes strong parish turnout, especially among young men, with a successor already appointed to start after his departure. Reverend Chamney to visit Boulton and Rochdale places this coming Sunday before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Chamney
Holy Trinity Church
Denerara
Essequado River
British Guiana
Chamney
Russell
Montgomery
Boulton
Rochdale
ER. Chamney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jo WO Bowering
Newdale
Mr King
Welgs
Aervices
Clues i
Malleba Football Association
Crange
Ziger
Machats Bank
Tuc
Roger
F T Matheson
Segers
Havin
Rossland
S.gers W
Fort Polly
I. Cery
Camppdell
Nottegg
W. J. Deng
Janes Anuveoon
Biascarih
Tumber
Muminy
Saucer
John S. Watson
Tumbell
Bunchanan
Weagant
MacDonald
F. T. Matheson
Russell Rifle Club
F. Vinnell
J. Rea
F. Pollard
Manitoba Agricultural College
Watson Ross
Gurdon
Welwin
Boyd
Thompson
Waterloo Engine Co
Harold Nelson Co
Walter’s Hall
Binsearth Tennis Club
Royal Hotel
A. G. Lanigan
Binsearth Cricket Club
Woodiwiss
Frank Hallam
Geo. Porter
W. A. Wilson
D. A.G. Lanigan
G. H. Bradshaw
C. Archer
A. 5S Douglas
Reginald Woodiwiss
P. H. Nelson
H Foster
Cecil Symonds
A S Douglas
Capt
Lanigan
Walter
James Grainger
Tuckersmith
Mrs. Grainger
Gilods
Crane
D. Dunn
Adam Madill
E. E. Perry
Millie Bowie
C. C. Allen
Gracie Marks
Tom
Asessippi School Report
Baswith
Silver Creek
Christ Church Notes
House of
Gordon Plant
Sueilmouth
Castiesvery
Kebdia
Fridy
Cyrus Bailey
Scion
Waptson Ross
Cof Rossburn
Maninha
Wright Hall
Sai Mar
J. H. Howden
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