Russell Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Russell Banner appears weekly on Thursdays at its Main Street office in Russell. Subscriptions cost 3.00 per year within the trading area and are higher outside. The paper is associated with the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and Manitoba CWN.A division, authorized under Post Office Department rules. Publishers are C. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar.
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Russell
Main Street
Ramsett Hanis
Assoc
Manitoba
CWN
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
Cattle shipments and district election notes from Russell area
A 1900 roundup reports large cattle shipments from Castleavery with H A Mullins and Alex McIntyre as chief shippers while district meetings in the Dominion election campaign feature Dr W J Roche and J W Thompson. Earlier notes cover farm yields, school changes, train dining car addition, and local weddings.
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Russell
Castleavery
H.A. Mullins
Alex McIntyre
W. J. Roche
J. W. Thompson
Provincial Briefs Highlight Oct 11 Nomination Quiet
Roblin and Rivers reports note low voter interest on nomination day with poll closings. Rivers considers water and sewer deposits for meter installation before service. Minnedosa notes H. S. Run fay retires after forty years in Newdale. Portage and district see potential assessment adjustments for flooded farms amid local council discussions.
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Roblin
Minnedosa Tribune
H. S. Runfay
Newdale
Rivers Gazette
Rivers
Inter- City Gas Ltd
Reston Recorder
Portage Enterprise
Portage Rural Council
H. Chappell
Harrowby Visitors and Local Holiday News
Harrowby notes show Mr and Mrs J Hannah and children from Moose Jaw visiting Greensides and Cam Collins. Mrs Chandler Loretta and Laurence visited Winnipeg. Auction sales are rising with good prices. Edits report Me anl Seca Cyteria improved and home from hospital. Ned Davies of Winnipeg holidaying with relatives here. Mrs F K Greensides in Winnipeg with fat and brother in law Mae. Lloyd Scott returns briefly from Bran. Miss Cranwell spends long weekend in Roblin. Miss Margaret Chandler of Boyle School district holidays at home. Ernest and Frank Cicierski from St Vital and University of Winnipeg spend the weekend here.
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Greensides
Cam Collins
J. Hannah
Moose Jaw
A. Greensides
Assiniboia
Chandler
Loretta
Laurence
Winnipeg
F. K. Greensides
Fat
Inlaw
Mae
Robt. MacDonald
Lloyd Scott
Bran
Cranwell
Roblin
Margaret Chandler
Boyle
Ernest Cicierski
St. Vital School
Frank Cicierski
University of Wit
Marchwell Family Attend Swan River Wedding
Mr and Mrs Eric Lee and family visited Swan River for a few days last week and attended the wedding of Mrs Lee's brother Norman Peyton and Miss June Connelly. Mr and Mrs Walter Steiner travelled to Vernon BC to visit Mrs Sara Steiner who is very ill and to see his brother Lars and family. Mr and Mrs Norris Hogberg and family are away to Winnipeg for their annual visit.
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Eric Lee
Swan River
Lee
Norman Peyton
June Connelly
Walter Steiner
Vernon
Steiner
Sara Steiner
Lars
Norris Hogberg
Winnipeg
Wintering in Ontario and local visits noted
SILVER T ONTARIO winter plans for Mrs Evans Jett. weekend visits by Mr and Mrs R Hazlehurst in Binsearth with Mrs Willis. Mrs Wilfred Keating attended a Shoal Lake leadership school. Notes on several motored visits to Chater Winnipeg Goodeve Minnedosa and Russell hospital admissions. Angus cattle sale trip to Brandon by A Coulter and R Corley.
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Russell Hospital
N. R. Robertson
Minnedosa
A. Coulter
R. Corley
Brandon
Aberdeen
Thanksgiving weekend visits and family updates
Omitted from last week Mrs Clif Jackson and family spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs W Hayward of Grandview. Betty and Jo Spencer traveled to Winnipeg. Ken Jones and daughter Evelyn visited Shaw family then left for Saskatoon. Spencer Cooke and family visited Cooke relatives in Nut Mountain. Aletta Cusitar visited from Hamiota. Virginia Holepina stayed with Mintenko relatives. William Storey is now able to be out of bed after illness.
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Clif. Jackson
W. Hayward
Grandview
Betty
Jo Spencer
Winnipeg
Ken Jones
Margaret Shaw
Evelyn
Jack Shaw
Saskatoon
Melville Shaw
J. Spencer
Frank Cooke
Richard
Linda
Cooke
George Bagnall
Nut Mountain
Aletta Cusitar
Hamiota
C. Cusitar
Virginia Holepina
Louis Mintenko
William Storey
Endcliffe Farewell Party Before Departure to Regina
A farewell gathering was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kleebaum on Tuesday evening as the family prepared to move to their new home in Regina. The Community Club presented an electric clock as a keepsake. Norman Liske left Saturday for a few days in Adolph Ciprick. Mike Falkevitch and Annie Zimmer traveled to Winnipeg on Sunday. Lawrence Zimmer plans to attend his uncle’s funeral in Winnipeg on Wednesday morning.
Service Report At United Church Features Mrs Bell
A United Church service on Sunday included a conference report by Mrs Bell of Angusville with church ladies assisting. The Silverton Young People led the service on October, with no service on October 23. Attendees are invited to Knox Church Russell for anniversary services where Dr Rothwell will speak.
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United Church
Knox Church
Russell
Rothwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
C. Sanderson and
H. M. Rutar
David Dunn
Minniska
Mr. Dunn
J. H. McKaughan
Russell School
D. R Jones
CPR
Anderson Pyott
John Birnie
Janet McFadyen
Basswood
Archie Morrison
Shellmouth
Jessie Mitchell
F. C. Collins
London
Eng
F. Stevens
M. Coulter
Siiverton
Leonard Keyzer
Austral
Egypt
Dardenelles
Angusville Red Cross
James Bell
McTavish
V. Switzer
McDonald
We, Swain & Co
E. Walker
Millwood
Walker
George Cusitar
R. A. Stevens
Russell Co-Op Poultry Association
N. Bryant
I. Jackson
D. E Boulton
J. Thickett
M Coulter
Dr. Thomas
Harrowby
E. W. Robertson
C.P.R
R. Keay
Rochedale
Russell and
Erickson
George Allen
Manitoba Power Commission
J. Kieper
J. Anderson
Silverton
Greyhound
New York
Besleatnon
Sige
Marchwell
Endcliffe
Minneapolis
John Deere
E. C. Shepherd
Russell, Man
F. Clement & Sons Ltd
Cars & Trucks
Minneapolis & Case Farm
Cale
DODGE
The
Royal Bank
the Royal Bank
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