Andersons welcome baby in Silver Creek on Tuesday
In Silver Creek on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Mel Anderson welcomed a new baby into the family.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
9
In Silver Creek on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Mel Anderson welcomed a new baby into the family.
Head Hunter announces marriages including Bertie H. Head of Rapid City to Miss Anna McH Hunter of Aberdeen Scotland. The Russell notices record a wedding on August 2 conducted by Rev J L King between H Eamison of Geo Bor and Sarah Nash, both of Russell.
The Banner notes Labor Day closures, church services, and local events. Miss Jean Thom visits home, threshing starts early, and schools plan staff changes led by Mr Hutchison and Miss McLean. Local politics see Ted and Fred Pollard elected councillors amid ongoing fires at Sheil Lake and infrastructure updates.
The Binscarth Tennis Club held a two day annual tournament with players from nearby towns and local members. Scores show Foster and McDermid triumphs in singles and Bonnycastle and Boulton winning multiple mixed doubles matches amid social events and farm notes.
Sunday at 3 30 p m the annual Harvest Thanksgiving service will be held in the local church. The town notes hunters opened the season with many ducks, affecting the butcher. New staff at the school include Mr Smilley and Miss Mclaren with Miss Storey in junior rooms.Threshing outfits and farm machinery sales indicate a busy season ahead.
The Anglican Mission at Boulton holds Harvest Thanksgiving next Sunday September 5 at 11 o clock with Holy Communion. Rev. Mr. Girling will lead the service.
Miss Johnston visits sister Mrs. C H Staples as the National elevator opens though stock yards remain absent. A Friday school dance draws a large crowd and runs late into the night. In Rossburn last week Young of Seburn falls from a buggy injuring his collarbone but is recovering quickly.
Frost touched Strathclair last Sunday morning while residents recorded small movements. Mrs Finlay McKerchar left for Rosser on Tuesday and Mrs Jas Campbell returned from a visit to Madoc Ontario. Mrs Atchison of Newdale visited the Smith home, and Mrs Wright of Carman, visiting her brothers, Finch, returned home on the 31st ult. Eaton's staff member Mrs Smith of Winnipeg departed after holidays with her relatives Mr and Mrs Smith. Churches were fairly well attended last Sunday as the Presbyterian text was discussed.
Village painter F Prost works in Selsgirth. A Hall begins threshing on Saturday the 28th. Miss Luke becomes Fox Warren postmistress. Mitchell plastering Leckie house nearing completion. Rev Edmison and Rev McLaren exchange pulpits. Rev Bailey injured after a Friday accident at Fish Lake. Sports fade but band or glee club rumor circulates. Weather and crops praised. farmers pleased.
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