Thanksgiving news and town updates from Russell area
Local notes report Masonic lodge in Rocanville and new prospert avenue home, Klondyke trip, prairie chicken season closure, grain marketing near Russell, new Rossburn law office, rifle match plans, Christ church chancel work, local visits, and rail line updates. Weather delays on building, teachers convention attendance, new map of Manitoba, and bank transfers. Community events include church meetings, Orange Hall opening, turkey shooting, strawberry finds, train schedule changes, opera concert series, and Northwestern Teachers Association program.
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A. Gow
Prospert Ave
Thos. Edwards
Tombell
Praine
Orange Hall
Rossburn
Noveber Sth
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East
Sisom
Murphy
Winnipeg-Regina
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Manitoba
Odo
CNR
H. C. Adams
Strathclair Teachers and visitors report frost season
Strathclair notes Miss E Caswell of Rid ing Mountain school is well this week. Summer weather has ended and ground is frozen for ploughing. Miss McTavish of Patterson school visited friends here at week’s end. Rev Mr Parker of Hollowlee returns after medical treatment at Neepawa hospital.
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Winnipeg
Mr. Cattnach
Imperial Eievator Co
Foxwattfen
D. Page
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EK. Garnett
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Stale
Carberry
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P. Murphy
Belton
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E Caswell
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Hollowlee
Neepawa Hospital
Farm Sale Schedule Listings for Keating and Rice Farms
Sale notices run for W. U. Keating farm stock and implements in section 9 24 27 eight miles east of Russell with auctioneers AR. McIntyre. A second sale lists W. E. Rice farm stock and implements in section 31 1928 five miles northwest of Biascartn with Geo R Case as auctioneer.
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Silver Creek
W. UT. Keating
Russell
AR. McIntyre
W. E Rice
Biascartn
Geo R Case
Parliament opens as world news pace quickens
The Canadian parliament begins on November 11 with talks of the Saskatchewan legislature meeting early next month in Regina. CPR plans a $30 million stock issue at 126 per share while various federal and colonial officials reshuffle duties.
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Regina
C. P.R
Lemieux
Canada
France
Cooper
C.nrk
W. Creesman
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