Gratitude to Russell and Marquette Friends
A personal note thanks friends in Russell and Marquette for splendid support and promises to always act in their best interests.
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Russell
Marquette
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
1
Mullins Wins Marquette Election Over 500 Votes
In Marquette the election result shows Mullins leading with 4279 votes, Iverach 1625, and Stevenson 4069 while the Conservative party fought hard for their candidate. Col Mullins vows Western support and aims to press issues like lower freight rates, Hudson Bay Railway completion, and ocean combine breakup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Iverach
Mullins
Stevenson
Col
Hudson Bay Railway
Ocean Combine
Marquette electoral history through 1921 represented figures
The record lists Marquette representation from 1871 with Angus McKay and James Land at 282 votes each, through various MPs including R. Cunningham Liberal and W. J. Roche Conservative. It cites by elections, acclamations, and vote counts up to 1921 showing Liberals, Conservatives, and Progressive figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Angus McKay
James 5
Land
R. Cunningham
Jos. Ryan
Sir John A. MacDonald
J. Ryan
R. Watson
N. Boyd
W. J. Roche
T. A. Crerar
W. A. Crerar
H. A. Mullins
Poultry killing demo announced for Tuesday at 2 36 pm
A poultry killing demonstration is set for Tuesday November 17 at 2 36 pm to aid in marketing poultry. The notice invites all interested in successful poultry marketing to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chittick
Russell
Royal Bank
Miss Sinclair of
Harrowby
Philip Chittick
T. G. Howe
Rogsturn
Rural College
Norma Minshull
Shewfelt
Hog Demonstration At Silverton Draws Farmers
The Hog Demonstration train visited Silverton on Friday evening and about ten hogs were bought by local farmers. Purchases may allow forming a purebred swine club. A U G Ltd meeting is set for Saturday afternoon at the schoolhouse to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
U.G.G Ltd
Th S Choolhouse
Death of Mrs. James Young reported in Edmonton hospital
Rossburn notes the death of Mrs. James Young at General Hospital Edmonton on Friday Oct 30. A former Rossburn resident, she was daughter of R. R. Rose, after whom the district was named. Directors plan a Seed Grain and Dressed Poultry Show on Saturday the 28th, urging exhibitors to note the date. A Silver Tea and Candy sale was held Saturday evening in the Club room under the direction of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young
Edmonton
H. M. Park
Dauphin
N. R. Park
Lodge Queen of the West
C.E
Hubert Morrison
Strathclair
Motherwell
King
New Melville
Manitoba
W. L
William A. MacKay
Progressive Party
Sunshine Mission Band
Union Church
W.M.S
Western Canada
Beresford
Ollie Tench
Ollie
Echo
Hamiota
Minnedosa
Binscarth
Truman Immbo
Maulson
Portage T» Prairie
Reuben McRae
Assize Court
Free Press
Halloween Party at Local School Raises Funds
October 31 event hosted by Rochedale W L A featured a fortune teller booth run by Mr Grundy and candy tables. Proceeds of twenty six dollars will buy pictures for school rooms while a later party at Mrs E B Wilson’s honored Mr H H Pollock who plans to leave the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Helen Garvie
Minnie Hutchison
Julia Garry
J. H. Irwin
C. Cameron
E ¥. Wilson
EB. V. Wilson
H. H. Pollock
R. McKinnon
M. Hutchison
Cameron
Peikoff
Black Garvie and Hutchison
Wilson
R. McKinnonn
F Proctor
Messrs
W. Adams
Geo Ross
T Wilson
Peiket
Funeral of W. H. Hacking Old-timer of Solsgirth
The funeral of W. H. Hacking, born 1843 in Queens Town Ontario, was held at St. Stephen's Anglican church in Solsgirth with interment in St. James cemetery. He died after living with his daughter in Medicine Hat. Survived by four daughters, one son, two brothers, two sisters, 38 grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solsegirth
W. H. Hacking
Hacking
Bowker
Medicine Hat
Selsgirth
Oak Lake
St. James
Messrs. Cartmell
E. Hall
F. Brown
E. Fisher
J. Miller
H. Porteeres
Mr. Hacking
Queenstown
Ont
United States
Solsgirth
Cyrus
James
Listowel
Hallowe'en Social Boosts W I Bazaar Profits
ENOCILIFE reports a well attended Hallowe'en social with lively music and bazaar booths. The Women’s Institute netted $76.00 from the event and announces the annual meeting next Wednesday at Mrs. H. Sykes home inviting all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
W.I
H. Sykes
Hallowe'en Tea Aids Dropmore School Fund
A Hallowe en tea at Dropmore school on October 29 drew a large crowd. Decorations featured orange and black streamers and lanterns. Proceeds totaled 16 dollars to buy a first aid kit. Grade 7 pupils and teacher thank supporters for making it a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmory School
Helpeg
Rochedale Women’s Institute Hallowe’en Party a Success
The Rochedale Women's Institute organized a Hallowe'en party and dance that proved a decided success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
The
Rochedale Women's Institute
Veterans Armistice Banquet Planned at Queen's Hotel
Poppies crafted in Vetcraft shops will be sold by A and N Ladies Auxiliary on Saturday November 7. The committee will use Club rooms as distribution headquarters. Veterans urged to collect banquet tickets from Comrade J Maher for the Armistice Banquet and annual meeting at Queen's Hotel Russell on Wednesday November 11 at 7 30 p.m tickets cost 75 cents all veterans welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & N. V. Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cc. J. Maher
Queen’s Hotel
Russell
Cracknell Mission Bang
Jos
Oftician
L.C
Union Church Notes Special Sunday Services and Meeting
Union Church announces an 11 o'clock Sunday School service for scholars and youth with a report from Shoal Lake delegates. An evening Thanksgiving service features a special hymn and a mission budget thank offering. An adjourned Official Board meeting is set for Tuesday at 8. Cafeteria lunch and Krass Band program accompany hall alterations proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Our Hall
The
Methodist Church
C.G.I.T
Krass
Public notices and events mark Manitoba towns in November
Local items report upcoming nominations on November 17 and Armistice Day services. Mr Wilfred Morris visited Virden while C Hodgskins bought the F Williamson residence on Augusta Ave. Reports cover Halloween behavior, political results in Dauphin, skating on sloughs, poultry demonstrations, and parish activities across Russell Inglis Angusville Shellmouth and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Morris
Virden
C. Hodgskins
F. Williamson
Augusta. Ave
W. J. Ward
Progressive
Dauphin
L. Elliot
Shellmouth
D. J. Paterson
Helston
Man
Christ Church Notes 22nd Sunday Schedule
Trinity worship marks the 22nd Sunday with a 3 PM Children's service for families. Offerings support the Diocesan Board of Religious Education. Evensong and sermon follow at 7 PM with choir practice Thursday at 8 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Diocesan Board of Religious Education
St Cuthbert’s Shellmouth Announces Next Sunday Services
St Cuthbert’s Shellmouth schedules 8 30 a m morning prayer and sermon then Holy Communion next Sunday. Endcliffe School service is discontinued until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endclife
Russell Curling Club Elect Officers
Russell Curling Club held its annual meeting in F T Matheson’s shop with J A McKinnon as chair. Officers elected include A Stewart patron Col H A Mullins hon president A E Leifer president E J Shipley 1st vp Dr Shaw 2nd vp Rev D D Millar sec ty treas J G Kippan and committee members. The bonspiel date is undecided but likely in late January or early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Russell Curling Club
F. T. Matheson
J. A. McKinnon
J. G. Kippan
A. Stewart
Col
H. A. Mullins
M.P
A. E. Leifer
E. J. Shipley
Dr. Shaw
D. D. Millar
Sec’y-Treas
R. Smellie
J. L. McCauley
W. Fenton
J. H. Doughty
J. McIntyre
Dr. Graham
R. Shipley
T. Robertson
Burns McFadyen wedding in Reddlin
A pretty ceremony united Lillian James daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McFadyen Reddlin with Hoscoe Burns on Wednesday Oct 28 Rev Robert Harvey officiated Miss Ka Maher played the wedding march and witnesses were Sadie McFadyen and Reen Fitzgerald About twenty guests attended a wedding supper after which the couple left by night train for Winnipeg en route to their future home in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McFadyen
Reddlin
Lillian James
Hoscoe Burns
Robert Harvey
M.A
Ka: Maher
Bmride
Sadie McFadyen
Mireen Fitzgerald
Mrs. McPedyen
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Card of Thanks to Mrs Howe for sympathy
Mrs. Thos. Howe thanks her friends for kindness and sympathy shown during her recent bereavement.
Park's Promotes Clocks, Cards and Receivers
Local business notes advertise Park's watches and clocks with a nudge to visit the Banner Office for greeting card samples. Thermiodyne Receivers are hailed as the best yet by N R Park with a tube by tube comparison guideline. Ontario apples featured as a car load arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Park
Ontario
Birth announced in Dauphin for Leifer daughter
At Dauphin Manitoba born October 31 to Mr and Mrs ER A Leifer a daughter Corrine Ann.
Western Progressives Build Leverage After Election
The Dominion election leaves Conservatives and Liberals short of a governing majority with Progressives in a stronger position. The party can press for railroad and grain trade reforms, control of the railway commission, and other measures as Western Canada seeks policy gains. Conservatives and Liberals prepare for the next vote in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Progressives
Labor
Hudson Bay
Railway Commission
C.P.R
New York
Crows Nest Pass
Western Canada
Manitoba temperance schools plan further sessions
Russell joins a Manitoba group holding Temperance Schools at United Church. The program covers the British Government Medical Report on Alcohol, literature talks, and teaching methods. A committee will set dates, leaders, and venues for three more sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Manitoba
United Church
W. D. Bayley
M.L.A
Royal Templars
Manitoba Alliance
W. R. Wood, Esq
Bayley
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. A. Mullins
M.-P
Col. Mullins
Cna East
Pearson's House
See Neawees
Minnedosa Keesenete Eee Ee
Rothsry
Cciasi Pecsi
Isabella
Beulah
Mintotaji Sanenickaneniniinay
Mintota Pennette E
Manson Ee
McAuley
Willen
Balmerino
Nan
Ken Smith
Ingis Wi
Shelimouth
Angusville
McKay
R. Rutherford
Bailey
R. Blakeley
Silverton Social Club
W Hargreaves
D. Cochrane
H. Salance
Sec’y Treas
Rossburn
Rochedale W. L
M. A. Cameron
Enocliffe
Dropmore
Union Church Notes
Christ Church
Inglis
C.N.R
Alex McDonagh
ST. Cuthbert’s
Russell Curling Club
Burns—Mcfadyen
Park
School OF
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