Heming Baby Born to Millwood Settlers and Guild Sale
A son was born this week to Mr and Mrs Archie Heming new settlers in the neighbourhood. The English church Ladies Guild met at Miss Droughts home on Thursday with officers re elected. Miss Drought offered a display of sale items from her recent Great Britain trip raising fifteen dollars for the ministerial fund.
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Archie Heming
English Church Ladies’ Guild
Miss Drought
Great Britain
Seeded acres and spring plans noted in Bavelaw region
Seeding progress appears near finish with higher spring acreage than expected. Chas Chapman's friends rejoice at his Banff hot springs trip recovery. J. Davis records a new feat by plowing 26 acres in a week with a three horse team. Mr Walker of Millwood builds a new farm house near Robinson's and contemplates 40 acres for oats. New houses bloom while tents dot the prairie and settlers arrive from Langenburg with building materials.
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Chas Chapman
Banff
J. Davis
Walker
Millwood
Hurrah for the C N R and local visitors
Dr Hall of Grandview visited town this week. Johnson Bros. lost a stack of hay by fire last week. F C Sercombe of Bittern Lakes was in the village. Mr Kines and family plan moving to their Tuimbell farm. A Johnston of British Columbia renewed acquaintances. J Taylor of Hanbury Co spent a few days here. Our Irish band has quieted, now all have work. Pat is stuffing the uneducated, Tim is turning the sod, Mike remains at making tartes.
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Hall
Grandview
Johnson Bros
F. C. Sercombe
Bittern Lakes
Mr. Kines
Tuimbell
A. Johnston
British Columbia
J. Taylor
Hanbury Co
Pat
Tim
Mike
Boulton Sprin g Seedings Match Best Ten Years
Old settlers praise a strong seed season with grain output set to top previous years. Jack Lamkin moves from winter bush residence to Asessippi. Ruthbarb prompts many inquiries with the question Is your rubarb up. A meeting of Boulton young men will be held at Lockerby School on May 13 at 8 o clock to decide this summer's game.
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Jack Lamkin
Asessippi
Boulton
Lockerby ‘School
Presbyterian Church
Strang
Registration of Electors in Russell Districts Declares Clerks
Public notice lists nine Registration Districts in the Russell division with boundaries and fixed polling places. It names registration clerks for each district, dates from May 25 to 30, 1903, and hours from 9 am to 1 pm, 2 pm to 6 pm, and 7 pm to 10 pm, requiring personal applications except for specified exemptions.
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Russell
Assiniboine River
Edwin Armstrong
Shellmouth
D. M. Ninnaird
Peter Hyde
R. B. Johnston
Binscarth
Seeburt
M. D. Hamilton
Rossburn
A. D
Wali
A. Edwards
WM. S. Wallace
DR. M. Kinnaird
R. P. Johnston
Otto Seebachi
Robert Peden
Local News Briefs From The Area
Local items report May 25 store closures and community events. Robt. Ireland visits his Boissevain homestead while D. M. Kinnaird plants Arbor Day trees. Peter Crerar departs for Yorkton to begin Dr. McIntyre's practice. A rainy spell freshens grass and trees across the district.
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Robt
Ireland
Boissevain
Man jailed for forged cheque in Manitoba district
John Parker, formerly of Hanbury Co, cashed a raised $96 cheque instead of $16 at Union Bank. He was arrested near Millwood, pleaded guilty to forgery, and faces trial in Brandon. Various local notices follow, including church dedications, land purchases, and upcoming community events.
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John Parker
Hanbury Co
Union Bank
Parker
Millwood
Murdock
Ratssell
Callin
Brandon
Obituary Notices from Harrowby and Silver Creek
R Blane died at Harrowby on Monday at age 57. Mrs McFarlane of Silver Creek gave birth to a daughter on Friday of May, wife of William McFarlane.
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Blane
Harrowby
R. Blane
McFarlane
Silver Creek
Wm. McFarlane
Ottawa fire leaves 200 houses burned in conflagration
Later reports say 200 houses were burned in Ottawa during a large blaze. The total loss approaches 500000 dollars with insurance coverage around 370000.
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Ottawa
Dispute Between Bulgaria and Turkey Aims for Settlement
Reporting suggests tensions between Bulgaria and Turkey may be resolved to the satisfaction of all major powers. Diplomatic efforts center on mediating between the two nations and preserving regional stability.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
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A. F
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V. S
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East
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Shoal Lake
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Egland
Russell Cricket Club
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Alf. Webster
Winnipeg
Business College
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Castleavery
W. C. Edwards & Co
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Ont
Marquis of Zenda
Iris
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Children of Christ Church
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Duncan
J. D. McArthur
Battleford
W. T. Hingston
R. Mawhinney
Holland
Here
Solsberry Plains
Crerar
Immigration Department
Messrs. Lowe& Doteney
Boggy Creek
Goose Lake
Northwest Farmer
Winnipeg Weekly Telegram
Welsh
Shellmoth
Edmison
Binsearth
Bedttie
Mr. McDarmid
Oak River
W. DB. Lennard
Harry Grifith
Grand Central
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Robt. Hunt
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Stratford
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