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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
5
Various local ads list livestock pigs yearling Hereford bulls and seed oats plus real estate and greenhouse offerings. Businesses include Minish Construction Co Gil bert Plains and Merriman's Greenhouse Neepawa with plants priced from 40 to 100 cents per item and multiple plant varieties offered.
A garden price list shows marigolds and yellow pyemy at 35 cents per dozen, assorted vegetables with hybrids and brand names such as Hybrids tomatoes 75 cents per dozen, beefstake cabbage and celery prices, and onions at five cents per five dozen.
Town of Russell warns that 1954 business tax arrears unpaid by May 31, 1955 will be turned to the Town Solicitor for collection with costs added. A June 14, 1955 revision court at Angusville will hear electoral roll complaints. Sealed road tender bids due June 18, 1955. By-law 1.55 to borrow 10,000 for a new Brightside No. 49 school will be voted on June 10, 1988 at Brightside School with Rural Municipality officials available to examine records.
The Rural Municipality of Russell sits as a Court of Revision on June 14 1985 at Main Street Russell to hear complaints to add remove or correct names on the resident or non resident Electors Roll. Dated Russell Manitoba May 10 1955.
ENDCLIFFE Mr and Mrs A Gemyen and Otto Kleebaum of Regina were weekend visitors at the Kleebaum home. Mrs Wileman spent a few days at Ninette. Miss Nan Wileman and Frank Rae of Grandview visited Mrs Wileman on Sunday. Elmer Kentel of Virden was a weekend visitor at his home. Mr and Mrs Herb Lorimer of Inglis visited the Pagan home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs H Quick of Shilo were weekend visitors at Bob Zimmer's. Mr and Mrs Christ Kentel and Wayne and Mr and Mrs B Carr were Yorkton visitors on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bordian and family of Durban were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs P Peatz. Mr and Mrs Peatz and Mrs N Pitts were visiting in the Hudson district on Sunday.
MINNISKA Mervyn Shirley and Carol Dunn attended a family baptism at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Armstrong in Winnipes. Mrs Margaret Keating D T Dunn and Mrs Willis Kieper attended the Rossburn district convention on Wednesday May 18. Jim Janet and Jane Angus of Chater visited friends in the district over the weekend. Nell Evans of Winnipeg visited Bruce and Verne Evans last weekend. Evan Parobeck and Richard Hyra attended a Brandon circus last week. Ernest Leggett and son Grant Leggett Dorothy Dempster Mr and Mrs Jack Wagner and their little son of Regina visited their aunts and uncles here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Tibbatts of Binscarth entertained the Hertins and Donald McLeods last Sunday. Mrs Anderson Mrs Ackroyd Mrs Harry Pettitt and Miss Nellie Bryant of Russell were entertained at the Watson Dunn home one day last week. Lizzie McLennan visited Willis and Lorena Kieper on Sunday.
Rural Municipality of Boulton Inglis council will sit Friday June 1 1955 at 1 PM at the Municipal Office Inglis as a Court of Revision to hear complaints about residents or non residents electors rolls including additions removals or corrections. Secretary-Treas J Smith notes the meeting date May 16 1955.
Public notice under The Public Schools Act and The Municipal Act regarding School District Brightside No 849 By-law No 1. Details outline adoption procedure and effective date as prescribed by governing bodies. Affected residents and participating entities are urged to review the by law provisions and compliance requirements.
Sealed tenders for coal supply to Federal Buildings and Experimental Farms and Stations across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia are due by 3 00 pm Thursday June 9 1955. Forms and specifications available from Ottawa Winnipeg Saskatoon Calgary and Vancouver district architects. Tenders must be on printed forms and may require a 10 percent security deposit or Beaver Bonds. Lowest tender not guaranteed acceptance.
The Drever family expresses sincere thanks to friends for floral tributes and cards, and for many acts of kindness and sympathy during bereavement. Signed by Jim, Jack, Alfred Drever and families.
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