Russell area notes include rail work and local sweet news
Local items report Alf Bryant in Toronto. low Assiniboine water. Rev King to Roblin. Morrison sells Binscarth business. Mrs Robl Anderson visiting Neepawa. 78 carloads grain shipped. Belton school visits. potato yield good. Squair joins Merchants Bank Russell. 196 land parcels for tax sale at Shell River. threshing active. Course tickets at Ledingham. Rev Miller sermon on Hell. Glassman moves in. geese migrate. Loyd visits Kelloe. Lorimer to Winnipeg hospital. Curling Club to meet. corner stone ceremony at Regina. Silver Creek ladies present purse. CP Walker show As You Like It. Dr McDermid named Winnipeg deaf institute head. CNR schedule cut. railway work west of Shellmouth. local option votes listed. North-Western Teachers Convention in Russell with program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. Bryant
Toronto
Assiniboine Tive
Mr. King
Roblin
H. J. Morrison
Binscarth
Garston
Robl. Anderson
Neepawa
C.P R
Belton
Gardners
W. A.squair
Gladstone
Merchants Bank of Canada
Russell
Shell River
Miss Clee
Mrortier
Nomar
Geo. W. Robertson
Glasgow
Scotland
A. O'Donnell
Shellmouth
Asessippi Presbyterian
Jas Ross
John Stewart
Westbourne St
A. McLennan
Mr. Ross
Mountain Ave
Russell Curling Club
F. T. Matheson
Nainess
Joseph Sharman
Regina
Sharman
Seattle
Silver Creek
J. L. King
C P. Walker
Howard J McDermid
Winnipeg
McDermid
Swallow
North-Western School Teachers’ Association of Manitoba
Otober Ryth
Stir
Wright's
Fletcher
Ainsworth
T. Hu Idlestone
E Setter
F. Fenton
Joslin
J. Mooney
Elsie Telfer
Belson and Fallis
Winnipeg Markets Report Summary
Market prices for Winnipeg show No 1 Northern grade at fluctuate g5c, No 2 around 93 to 92c, No 4 at 85c with No 2 white oats at 34c. Export steers and heifers trading freight, and Lutchers’ steers and heifers from cars at Winnipeg 3.09. Medium butcher cattle 2.50 to 3.00. Hogs at 8.25 to 3.50, lambs around 6.30, sheep about 5.25, calves around 33 to 450.
Call Extended to Rev Gso Edmison at Knox Presbyterian
At a Knox Presbyterian congregational meeting the Rev Gso Edmison received a unanimous call. A Manitoba rising minister, he is Queen's University trained and has seven years in the ministry. He has preached at St Paul’s and impressed Brandon Presbyterians, who would welcome him if he accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Gso. Edmison
Gentleman
Rsing Presbyterian
Manitoba
Queen's University
Kingston
Edmison
de. Edmison
Brandon
Annual Government Shoot Held By Marquette Rifle Association
The Marquette Rifle Association held its annual government shoot last Thursday. A civic holiday allowed clerks to participate. southeasterly wind affected scores. Prize winners include M Williams, Kippanard, Le Bonnycastle, Van Nest, and others across 200, 509, and 600 yard events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Rifle Association
Garand Aegregate
EB. M Wiliams
G. Kippanard
A. le Bonnycastle
Eodetsal. Inhard
J. van Nest
AL. Bonnycastle
EF M. Williams
Gordon Kippan
F. Potlard
MH. Clee
Godon Kippan
KE de Ballahard
F. Pollard
Geo. Hendry
Alf. Webster
Millwood Farm News Reports Illness and Growth in Trade
Millwood residents note Frank Reeves remains gravely ill, drawing deep family concern and community sympathy. Direct grain shipping rises alongside railway fencing by Ideal Fence Company due to cattle on track. The local flour mill resumes full operation under Mr. Plowman with flour stock ample. A threshing outfit owned by Mr. J Evans in Landsdown burns to ashes in a suspected arson incident, with no suspect yet found.
Harvest Festi val in Silverton Tonight
Large crowds gathered for Silverton Remember the Harvest Festival events tonight. A pastor delivered an impressive farewell sermon as the community marked a season of change with sales announcements and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert McIntosh
Kingston
Ont
Jas. Arnott
W. Crerar
John McFarlane
G. L. McParlane
Silverton
Roblin
Harold Wallace
T. Hill
Strathclair Notes and Local Moves Across District
Strathclair locals report Forsyth visiting Brandon while Jessie Ross returns to Neepawa as head nurse. Mrs Schwalin visits Newdale friends. Miss Lawson and Miss Ross of Shoal Lake visit Strathclair. Warid Tully plans a big crop year near Glenforra. Montreal Weekly Witness missed due to a large fire. Oats yield rises near Wesley Gamey’s field. Dow Cereal Milling Co elevator active. F Arnold’s Shoal Lake buyer in town. Ladies of the Presbyterian church prep Harvest Home festival in Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Forsyth
Brandon
Jessie V. Ross
Neepawa
General Hospital
Schwalin
Newdale
Smith Russell
Lawson
M. N. Ross
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
wWarid Tully
Tully
Glenforra
Montreal
Duncan Morrison
Woodfield
Ont
Sarah Morrison
Wesley Gamey
Chas. Crawford
Dow Cereal Milling Co
John Caster
F. Arnold
Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. Hyde
CPR
British Columbia
Otterburne
Man
Justices of the Peace
Asessippi
Star Entertainment
Ledingham
Mr. Miller
Chicago
Jas. Loyd
Kelloe
W. Hembroff
Benton
Shelmouth
Russell Athletic Association
Ing
Assiniboia
Arthur
Biethe
Eutra
Blanchard
Bodssevain
Brenda
Carmen
Cypress North
Cypress
South
City
Diaphin
Killarney
Langford
Louise
Manitou
Melita
Minttonas
Morton
Mossy River
Napinka
Norfal South
Oak Lake
Oakland
Ochre River
Permbina
Portage la Prairie
Rapid City
Rockwood
Roland
Saskatchewan
Skirk
Sifton
Springfield
Iowa
Strathelhair
St. Andrews
Strathcona
Stonewall
Thompson
Cure Mountain Victoria
Virden
Wallace
Westbourne
Whitemouth
Rusell Village
Ema Vrerteo
the Brandon Son
KE. M. Williams
A. Astbury
J. R van Nest
Alb
Nd Castic
Millwood
Frank Reeves
Ideal Fence Company
Life
Plowman
Cartwright
J. Evans
Landsdown
Theupine
W. H and F. M Society
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