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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 12, 1905

Page

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Russell County Fair Grounds Display Huge Herd And Poultry Show

The twenty third Russell County fair drew about eight hundred entries on Russell County society grounds as horse cattle sheep and pigs formed major exhibits. Prize winners include J Dugan H Smith and Captain Woodiwiss in cattle with Crerar Hyde Lawther and others lauded for steeds and farm produce. The event featured school displays and a Brass Band, with plans urged to expand the educational exhibits and future fairs.

Russell Electoral Division Agriculture Society J Dugan H. Smith Capt Woodiwiss Russell Brass Band J. S. McIntyre V. 5 Yorkton Cattie Crerar Stratford D. C. Stewart J. _ Beattie M Leggatt Wm McKinnon Farthing W A Wilson W B Heath Drought Shaw French Fine Arts and Flowers Bond Shellmouth John Lawther Ist J. Lawther P. Hyde W.S. Crerar Archd McLennan Thos. Clements A. A. Seebach A. McLennan W. S. Crerar J. McKay Eveny A. Mennan I. McKay C. McDonald Garnett Bros T. Scott L. L. Roberts G. Kippen Madre John McLennan Sherritt A. R. McIntyre G. Kippan Garnett i Bros Rev. J. Hejlyer J. E Keating W. Rice Garnet E. Woodiwiss E. S. Woodiwiss J. Dugan Rand J.dugan J. J. Dugan H.smith Ram R. W. Patterson S. Martin Berkshire S. Woodiwiss T. J. Scott

First Snow Falls as Local Market Waits and Winds Up

The issue notes Monday brought the season’s first snow and a busy market scene with high demand for dwellings. It lists grain prices, an auction planned at Binsearth, and nearby farm activity in Binscarth, Russell, and Roblin. Readers are urged to check advertiser notices and upcoming events.

D. C. McDonald Export Elevator Co R. Kippen Shoal Lake Newdale Dr. Stewart Sam Rae Londonderry E. A. Struthers Old Country Barnardo Zoe Binsearth Alf. Cleo Joseph Smithson Birtle Eye-Witness Bro. Wilson Eye-Witness Reg. Ross Smellie Bros. Ltd Rapid City Mr. Kinsey Imperial Dry Goods Co Winnipeg Mr. Ross Smellie Bros Synodical Home Mission Committee The Presbyterian Church Rossburn Rossburn, Rev. W. Hamilton, Rexton, N. B.; Togo, Chas. McDonald Castleavery W. E. Hall Kamsack John Wride Literary Society Smellie Tingley Bonnycastle Norquay Edmison Miss Cairns Miss Gillespie E. M. Williams Taylor Russell Binscarth Minniska Jas W. McDonald A. Clee R. L. Lammie Roblin Dauphin Hospital Wright Grandview Arthur Gill W. F. Graham Union Bank Gill Foresters Robert Myers Millwood Myers Seed Grain Division Department Department of Agriculture

Asessippi News Notes and Community Appeals

Miss Mary Shaw visits friends in the district as the Shell river runs high and a storm worsens mountain conditions. A Thanksgiving service is planned for Sabbath Oct 1. Mourning is expressed for a child in Deer Park cemetery. Residents urge road and bridge repairs through Asessippi, pressing for a through road and bridge maintenance.

Mary Shaw Craigie Skinner Asessippi Lainie Deer Park E Tumbell

Cropp Baby Born to Mr and Mrs David Cropp

At Milliwoodoon Friday October 6 a son was born to Mr and Mrs David Cropp.

Cropp Milliwoodoon David Cropp

Local notices copy unclear from damaged text

Fragmentary OCR mentions Mr Dauphin and others with names like Bony, Lammie, Pambell and Braddon. No clear event or action stated. Unable to determine a coherent headline or summary from the readable fragment.

Mr Dauphin L Lammie Pe Pambell Boi Braddon Sun

Cree Indians Return to Onion Lake District Haunts

A band of 309 Cree Indians who fled the country after the Riel rebellion twenty years ago is returning to their former haunts in the Onion Lake district of Alberta.

Riel Onion Lake District Alberta

Also Mentioned on This Page

Russell County Fair E. Moore Plymouth Rock J. B. Hodgson B. Hodgson W. Denmark J. H. Farthing P. Wallace J. S. Warrington A. E. .Bryant . Mangolds AS Bryant S. Larcombe Ops. Warrington A. E. Bryant J S. Warrington J. Davidson S. Warrington J. B.higson D. B.edgson Warrington R W. Patterson Guy Fawkes A. S. Crerar Lana Morrison’s H. J. Morrison J. A. Callin Paul James Mitchell Hermitage Speers Wallace Bros DIZD
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