County Court Sits: Settlements and Judgments Listed
Judge Cumberland ordered settlements in Smellie Bros. Ltd. vs Norquay and other cases. Norquay workers’ wages were relinquished after low recovery. Armstrong v Reed awaiting full evidence. Phillips v Proctor decided for Proctor. Hembroff v Schmaltz awarded. Mustoway v Stewart denied lien due to improper note. Cash v Alexander favoring Alexander. Doig v Meadows garnishees ordered to pay balance to Doig.
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Cumberland
Smellie Bros
Norquay
Smellie Bros. Ltd
A. R. Tingle
Smellie Bros., Ltd
A. L. Bonnycastle
Topp
Tepp
Murdock
Schwalm
Mustoway
Stewart
D. C. Stewart
Gregory
Russell Football Team Defeats Birtle in Season Opener
Russell, with about 75 supporters, traveled to Birtle Friday for their first game. The score favored Russell 2 1, as Skidmore and Boulton set up goals with late efforts from McAthey, Kippan, and Skidmore. Russell’s defense, led by Jackson, held firm after a windy first half.
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Russell
Birtle
Binscorth
Foxwarren
Newton
Fowarren
Jackson
Mitchell
Kippan
Skidmore
Boulton
Russel
McAthey
Opening cricket season sets 8-a-side match tone
The season began with Shellmouth versus Russell in an 8 per side game. Russell batted first for 96 runs and Shellmouth were bowled out for 21 and 28 in the follow on, giving Russell an innings and 47 run win. Rev Mr Holmes starred with the ball and scored 10 not out, while Langford and O Goodbun led Shellmouth with the bat and bowling respectively.
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Shellmouth
Russell
Langford
O. Goodbun
Calgary stock show animals fetch average price of 103 dollars
A Calgary stock show saw 163 animals sold with an average price of 103 dollars. An Alberta syndicate of capitalists forms to ship the province s wheat to Britain.
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Calgary
Alberta
Rainy spell over boosts district farming prospects
The district enjoyed a timely rainfall on Thursday improving crop vigor as wheat and young plants show strong growth. Also noted are upcoming Manitoba Sunday School Association convention in Brandon, local school exams in June and July, and various community events and notices across Russell, Shoal Lake, and Roblin.
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Russell Sports
A. R. Tingley
Brandon
Manitoba Sunday School Association
W. Ledingham
Wright
J. L. Clark
Ontario
Shoal Lake
Foxwarren
D. R. McKenzie
Russell
A. Astbury
W. S. Bartley
Gladstone
Manitoba
Barnardo
Alfred Clee
Farthing
Agricultural Society
Russell Farmers Institute Meeting At Ag Hall Russell
Russell Agricultural Society announces a Farmers Institute session at the Agricultural Hall Russell on Tuesday June 5 1906 at 2 pm. Speakers include J J Ring Crystal City Manitoba on grasses crop rotation and soil fertility and J J Golden Winnipeg on the Manitoba Agricultural College course noxious weeds and improving homestead value. Peter Hyde Od M Kinnaird president and secretary treasurer.
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Farmers Institute
Russell
J. J. Ring
Crystal City
Man
J. J. Golden
Winnipeg
Ring
Russell Methodist Choir Sacred Song Service Notice
Binscarth church announces a sacred music service by the Russell Methodist church choir on the evening of June 1. Heavy rain and poor roads prevented Mr. Cope from traveling to Binscarth last Thursday. he will give his organ recital at St Matthew's church on Tuesday the 29th inst at pm. There will also be some
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Presbyterian Church
Oddfellows’ Lodge
Roblin
P. G. M. Rose
D. Joseph's
Russell
Goth
Russell School
Russell Methodist Church
Cope
Binscarth
St. Matthew’s Church
Farmers form Beef Ring at Millwood meeting
A Millwood school house gathering Friday night promoted forming a Beef Ring for district farmers. Mr Bailey elected chairman and Mr Walker secretary. Rules were adopted. details to be settled at an adjourned meeting Saturday 26th inst.
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Bailey
Walker
Baptismal Services Planned in Shellmouth and Asessippi
The Shellmouth and Asessippi Presbyterian churches schedule baptism on June 3 for Field families. Rev. W. P. Spooner will give the closing address after the rites. Parents urged to attend with their children as churches decorate with cherry and saskatoon blooms and hymns are arranged.
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Shellmouth
Asessippi Presbyterian
W. P. Spooner
Saskatoon
Construction work on the C. N. R. resumes in June
Construction on the C N R will be resumed about the beginning of June. Hough Wickware butter factory to reopen this week with Mr Sutherland as manager. Over 124 raised last Sunday in the Methodist Church for the Sunday School Missionary Anniversary to support two or three native missions in India.
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Messrs Hough & Wickware
Sutherland
Methodist Church
India
Roblin Forms Board of Trade In Thursday Meeting
A Roblin gathering at Newton's Hall formed a board of trade with most local business leaders in attendance. Officers named were President John Gill and Secretary G A Campbell, with McBean Speers and Gill to approach Shell River council on street repairs. Plans also target a local court and CN R extension to the town crossing platform.
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Roblin
Newton’s Hall
Board of Trade
John Gill
G. A. Campbell
A. S. McBean
Geo. L. Speers
Shells River
Post Office Rules Tighten Mail Rates and Restrictions
The Ottawa post office announces 56 US publications must pay one cent for each 2 ounces. A November regulation banning transparent covers with the address on the enclosure is amended. Grossly vulgar pictorial postcards are now non transmissible in the mails.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
United States
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Grail Growers Grain 60
Waller’s Hall
E. A. Partridge
Sintaluta
Provisional
J. H. Farthing
Doig
Meadows
Tingley and Setter
W. J. Doig
A. L. Boanycastle
Victoria
J. T. Palmer
Dr. Taylor
L. C. Boulton
Alf Clee
Thos. Young
Dauphin
Mary McDonald
Tedingham
T. C. Gerard
Dr. Smellie
Fort William
Jas. Rogers
D. McGilvary
Henry Smith
Russell Stock Yards
Silver Creek
Badi
King
Rapui City
Russell Agricultural Society
Millwood
Rossburn
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