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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 1901

Page

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Obituary of John Keating at Silver Creek Manitoba

Died at Silver Creek October 1 191, John Keating after a long life of labor. The obituary recalls his faith, family, and hopeful reunion in the hereafter. Friends will miss him, but the text looks forward to meeting again beyond the river in the home of joy. R D Coulter Silver Creek Man announces the passing. J T Lyon resumes threshing work. notes on local activity follow.

Silver Creek Man John Keating Truman R. D. Coulter Silver Creek Rifle Association

Harvest Festival at English Church in Millwood

A harvest event at the English church in Millwood Sunday evening featured Rev. Robertson of Birtle delivering the sermon. The church was well decorated and a large congregation attended, with a strong Home Mission fund appeal and generous collection.

Mr. Robertson Birtle Home Mission Fund T. G. Scott Presbyterian Church Mr. Scott Heaven Russell

Freezing Dates Recorded by A. J. Cotton

A. J. Cotton documents yearly freezing dates from fourteen years in the country. The record starts 1896 with freezing on November 1 and ends 1900 with November 10. The sequence includes several mid November dates such as November 14 1888 and November 30 in 1899.

A. J. Cotton

Local Notices and Town Happenings Report

Brightside reports Jack Frost visiting, John Rea remodeling his house and Mr. A Stevenson stacking a large crop. A local youth travels west often while Henry ponders meaning. Jas Rea loses a horse. John Rea has another on the move. Chas Pittaway relocates to winter quarters, possibly leaving for the old country. White and Mooney deer hunting yielded no game.

A. Stevenson Henry Jas. Rea John Rea Chas. Pittaway Old Country Messrs White and Mooney

Tragic Accidental Death On CPR Line Near Forrest

Cummings of Rossburn dies instantly beside Forrest while riding a moving CPR freight train. The 26 year old brakeman leaped to speak with workers, fell between cars, and was crushed as the train passed. He was unmarried. funeral at Rossburn Cemetery with community mourning.

Alex. Cummings A. Cummings Rossburn Shoal Lake Shoal Lake Star

Prairie poultry season opens November fifteenth in the district

Local notes list hunting dates for prairie chickens and deer, visits by Mrs. Gordon to Winnipeg and other southern Manitoba towns, medical staff changes, and recent public notices. It also covers rail fare reductions for King’s Birthday, tax deadlines, and license transfers.

Mrs. F. Gordon Winnipeg Manitoba

Quiet wedding unites Rosena Cusitar and William Coultis

A small ceremony was held Thursday the 31st at William Cusitar's home to unite Rosena Cusitar and William Coultis with Laurel Laycock as bridesmaid and David Cusitar as groomsman. Rev D M Mackay officiated. The couple plans to reside north of Russell. The Banner extends congratulations.

William Cusitar Rosena William Coultis Laurel Laycock David Cusitar D. M. MacKay Casitar Russell

Worth Waiting For Portraits in Family Herald Star

The Family Herald and Weekly Star offers King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra portraits praised for fidelity and quality. Readers are advised to choose the Family Herald image as the best value, with a third image of the Duchess of Devonshire also highlighted. The note suggests strong sales ahead for the Family Herald this year.

Edward Queen Alexandra Family Herald Weekly Star Duchess of Devonshire Gainsborough

Atlas of Western Canada Issued by Department of the Interior

The department released An Atlas of Western Canada with maps of Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Manitoba British Columbia and districts including Assiniboia Alberta Saskatchewan Athabasca New Ontario Lake St John and broader regions. It aims to attract settlers and investors and does not resemble an immigration pamphlet.

Canada Department of the Interior Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Manitoba British Columbia Assiniboia Alberta Saskatchewan Athabasca New Ontario Lake St. John Great Britain and Ireland The World Dominion of Canada

Banner Subscription Drive Offers 15 Months for One Year

The Banner announces a special offer to new subscribers: for one dollar the paper will be mailed for fifteen months through next year. The paper seeks large subscriber growth in the next three months with three months free for new signups.

Farmer's Advocate Promises Free Sample and Year-End Offer

A Winnipeg farming paper urges farmers to subscribe to the Farmer's Advocate for practical agricultural news. It promises a free sample, a remainder of the current year, and a Christmas issue, with new yearly subscribers receiving the remainder free and a handsome issue. Clubbing rates are available.

Farmer's Advocate Winnipeg Advocate

Coultis and Cusitar Tie Night After Oct 31 Ceremony

At the residence of William Cusitar on Thursday evening October 31, Rev. D M MacKay officiated. William Coultis married Miss Rosena Cusitar in a small local ceremony.

Agricultural Societies Grant Adjustment Planned

The department of agriculture passed a debenture to fund grants for this year with dollar for dollar receipts up to 350 dollars. Two new societies at Treherne and Swan River were not funded, so grants will be reduced to 95 percent for all existing societies. Cheques to reach next week and annual meetings are on the second Monday in December.

Department of Agriculture Treherne Swan River

Roundabout romance warms Chicago crowd

A Chicago newspaper notes a young man openly showing affection to his best girl in a roundabout, pleasant display that the writer says was a charming way to spend time.

Chicago

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J. T. Lyon Castleavery Topp Cameron W. Cusitar Millwood D. J. Low Spy Hill Brightside Jack Frost Nurse Anderson General Hospital Mrs. Smellie Thompson Minnedosa Russell and A. C Carlton Jas. Clee Riding Mountain R. Mahoney Waghorn R. Burden Bill Poster Hallow Win. Dutton Mr. Dutton Wabigoon Wm. McWhinney Walkerton, Ont Small Hanbury Hallow’een Wheeling Agnes Buie Robertson Portage la Prairie Chicago College of Dental Surgery Foxwarren Binscorth Sarah McKenzie Dauphin Wm. Whitmore Alfred Clee Queen’s Hotel W. A. Reid W. T. McKenzie Jas. Strath Alboin H. W Braddell Gilbert Plains Gth Coultis Atlas of Western Canada the Banner Agricultural Society
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