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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1905

Page

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Russell Rural Council Considers Land Sales and By-Laws

The Rural Municipality of Russell held a Friday meeting with Reeve and Councillors present. The council approved selling interests in several lots to various buyers for sums ranging from 50 to 225.90, contingent on consent. passed by-laws extending herd law and nuisance removal. approved road work funding. appointed Fred Vinnell as municipal constable. formed a committee to revise the herd by-law. authorized grants to the Winnipeg General Hospital and Russell Agricultural Society. scheduled payment of multiple accounts. and adjourned to December 22 as Davy Cunningham returned home praised Manitoba.

Russell Huddlestone McKinnon Russell Rink Association Silver Creek Casitar Plowman Johnson— Huddlestone S. E George Cartwright Huddlestone — Cusitar Fred Vinnell Johnson — McKinnon Williams and Conneillor Uddlestone Tingley Huddlestone—Johnson James Muir

Town Welcomes New Operator and Growth in Foxwarren

A new operator Mr. William Mitchell and his bride have settled in town. New livery and butcher shops opened with strong business. Grain Growers weigh scales near the post office. Residents attended Birtle and Russell fairs with prizes. Graham becomes grain buyer for Dowd Elevator and Milling Co. Building activity rises with several dwellings and a new business block opposite the egg gee shop. H Hooper and Baker and Peters from Winnipeg open a general store.

Wm. Mitchell Grain Growers Association Foxwarren Birtle and Russell Graham Dowd Elevator and Milling Co H. Hooper

Strathclair Notes and Local Appointments

Strathclair looks to the next Silver Medal contest on November 6. Wheat yields reach forty bushels per acre for Col in Sutherland. Frank Ross of Shoal Lake visits Strathclair. A. R. Sutherland returns to Winnipeg after weekend with family. D Farmer buys harness shop stock from late Thos Heally and continues business. McCutcheon rents Morrison house. Finch and A McIntyre move to new premises. Ontario apples arrive by carload, high quality but pricier. Frank Reid departs for England. Wm Faulkner of Muskoka, Ontario, replaces him as baker.

Frank Ross Shoal Lake Strathclair A. R. Sutherland Winnipeg D. Farmer Thas. Heally McCutcheon

Co-Operative Machine Co to Wind Up Operations

Western Canadian reports that Co-Operative Machine Co and its west coast agents will wind up business soon. Poor performance of the Clokey Binder leads to ceasing binder production and shifting to other farm implements. Possible recall to fix defects remains uncertain.

Farmers’ Co- Operative Harvesting Machine Co Clokey

Harvest news and notices from Russell district

Local items report Thanksgiving on Oct 26 and business closures, grain blockades west, and harvest progress. Social events include a Russell Citizens Band ball and a Harvest Festival at Silver Creek Church. Updates cover illness, newspaper staff changes, grain shipments, noxious weed rules, and a large carload grain movement to Yorkton.

Harvest Festival at St John’s Church Delights Millwood

The Harvest Festival at St John’s church drew a large crowd from a fifteen mile radius, filling the capacity pews as Rev. W. A. Fyles preached a fitting sermon. Decorations featured harvest cereals fruits vegetables and flowers, with new pew fixtures first used and praise for the Ladies Guild. Offerings including promissory cards totaled forty dollars for the Home Mission Fund of Rupert’s Land diocese.

St. John’s Church W. A. Fyles Ladies Guild Home Mission Fund Ruperts Land

Tum Bell Notes and Local Visits

Mrs J Riley and family of Winnipeg are visiting her mother Mrs J Edwards. Mr W Whaley passed through on the Roblin to Winnipeg route. A little boy was born to Mr and Mrs Brandon and will stay on the old homestead. Mr and Mrs Lammie of Tum Bell mourn the loss of their young son, a loss not new to the family. The note closes with a message of faith and hope amid sorrow.

Sir Henry Irving Dies Visibly Noted Actor

Renowned stage figure Sir Henry Irving has died ending a celebrated career. The English actor, famed for Shakespearean roles and leading theatres, passed away leaving a void in the theatre world.

Henry Irving

McFaarlane In Silver Creek in Silver Creek notice

In Silver Creek on Tuesday a child named McFaarlane was reported to be born to Mr and Mrs William Me.

McFaarlane Silver Creek Tuesa, Ith Mrs. Wm. Me

Port of Portland fair yields profits and big Yukon cleanup

Portland fair profits 30 to 40 percent for promoters. Yukon gold cleanup forecast at 6 million dollars this season. CPR moves 300 cars daily from Owen Sound. Winnipeg Fair Board reports a surplus over expenses of just over 4 thousand dollars. CPR moved twelve cars of silk worth 1.5 million from Pacific coast to New York last week. A printer in eastern Canada is said to be 103 years old and fears dying after many typographical blunders. Speer Stevenson Drug Company Limited incorporated with 100 thousand dollars authorized capital. incorporators listed from Shoal Lake to Winnnipeg. Winnipeg to be main headquarters.

Yukon C. P.R Owen Sound Pacific Coast New York Canada Speer-Stevenson Drug Company, Ltd Manitoba Joint Stock Companies Wm. H. Speer Angus J. Fraser Edward E. Greenshaw Ralph Randall Shoal Lake Richard J. S

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