Mortgage Sale of Valuable Farm Property in Brandon Manitoba
Mortgage sale of a farm property in Manitoba, described as the southeast quarter of section 22, township 29, range 29, with frame buildings. Sale set for 2 o’clock at the town hall under a Manitoba indenture, 20 percent deposit required. conditions apply. Solicitor K Gamebon Alm endors. Brandon Manitoba dated 2nd March 1913.
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Apts E Pe
Manitoba
Wenty
Gamebon
Brandon
Russell district invited to exhibit at Canada Land and Apple Show
The Russell Agricultural Fair hosts a provincial official visit and an invitation to join the Canada Land and Apple Show in Winnipeg October 10 to 18. District growers are urged to submit samples of grains and produce with grower names for prize consideration and display.
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Pricuiture
Russell
Williams
Canada Land and Apple
Agriultural Society of
Industrial Bureau
Winnipeg
Canda
Est
Russell Agricultural Society
Clee
English Church Notes and Sunday School Picnic Report
Anglican services for Sunday September 7 are 3.00 p m Trinity Church Harrowby and 7.00 p m Christ Church Russell. Christ Church Sunday School met at The Manor grounds for a picnic with tea races and sports. Thanks are offered to Mrs Bouton and her family, Superintendent Mrs Riceng, and helpers for their kindness and support.
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Trinity Church
Harrowby
Christ Church
Russell
Bouton
Riceng
Q Om
Russell Minutes From Russell Municipality Meeting
A Russell municipality session at Waller's Hall in Binsearth on August 29 adopted previous minutes. The council approved a $25 payment to Farthing Allen, noted transfer deeds, introduced By-law 264 for a NW 422 1929 read diversion, and ratified Farthing's agreement with F Percy on bridge removal and placement. The meeting continued with a report by W L Johnson.
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Russell
Waller's
Hal
Binsearth
Farthing
Allen
Thee
Klimm
Kumm
MclLennan
Rus sell notices and local happenings fill Russell page
Local items report threshing activity and band concerts, visits by Norma Tuck and Miss Gleiser, new electric light wiring bids, and a pending tax sale by the rural municipality on October 28. Community notes include church services, school staffing changes, a drowning mystery, and preparations for the Canada Land and Apple Show in Winnipeg.
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Henry Mooney
Russell
Binnscarth Board of Trade Meeting Notes and Local Visits
The Binnscarth Board of Trade met today to appoint Charles Strachan town constable. Winnipeg and Maymont visits are reported for several residents. A garden party honored Miss Nora O Keeffee, and bank staffer Mr. Vickers departs for Melita. Local social events include card parties, Sunday school picnic, and Methodist Ladies Aid gathering in Russell hosted by Thornsby.
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Board of Trade
A. Nixon
Winnipeg
H. Bowley
Roblin
Fred Rice
Maymont
A. W. Jollye
Fowler
Miss Fowler
Charles Strachan
Lanigan
Nora O Keeffee
Vickers
Northern Crown Bank
Melita
Dr. Linigan
Helen Bradshaw
Lorna Gordon
Mary Fletcher
B. Rhoades
Ethel Phizackea
Hutton
Ibblewaite
England
Bella Sinclair
Harrowby
Aid
Russell
Thornsby
W.P. Storey
Mr. Shemilt
Silverton Duck stories galore and harvest notes
Sunday trips include Mrs J R Anderson and others traveling to the village. Farmers report early threshing underway. Visitors Mrs McKee and daughters from Rossburn stay with Mr and Mrs Peddie. Duncan Forbes of Stratford Ont visits sister Mrs J A Kippan. Silas Baker from Atwood Ont visits family. The church gains a new coat of paint while the stable remains half mourning. Rev A W Smith preached on peace. Preparatory service Friday 8 p.m. Communion Sunday Sept 7.
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J. R. Anderson
W. E. Hargreaves
Miss Hainstock
Kelloe
McKee
Rossburn
Peddie
Duncan Forbes
Stratford
Ont
J. A. Kippan
Silas Baker
Atwood
J. K. Hammond
Broadfoot
Binscarth
J. Keating
A. W. Smith
Consolidation of Manitoba district leads to new Tummell name
Inspector Belton spends week at Rossburn as two consolidated school districts form. Stirling Fife Brooksgrove vote unanimously for consolidation. district named Tummell with sites near centre and shared Fife Brooksgrove buildings. A quiet wedding unites Michael Laddy and Miss C Kirk at Mr and Mrs Adam H Scott’s home with honeymoon to Asessippi.
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Miss Brooks
Nokomis, Sask
Inspector Belton
Rossburn
Chas. Glover
Dauphin Hospital
Stirling
Fife
Brooksgrove
Tummell
Adam H. Scott
Michael Laddy
Miss C. Kirk
England
Miss Kirk
Asessippi
Local Agricultural Contest Awards and Exhibits Call
A notice announces prizes for dairy and meat products and grain displays. Awards include $100 for best 10 lb crock butter, $50 for best 20 lb home made cheese, and $100 for best two sheaves from a 10 acre plot with progression to higher prizes. Committee members Alfred Clee W Hembroff D E Loulter J Warrngton will receive exhibits at the agricultural hall and assist with unloading.
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Alfred Clee
W. Hembroff
D E Loulter
Warrngton
Henderson at es low VW ed esday
Feir, pease Sutherland only daughter of Mr. ln 2 Budeuee eed ot brunder. Scotland. Keetr-leplar in Allandale, Violet ajet Kitzabe'b. a" dank daughter oo eo he yeaa. 'o" foropmore, Man. aod Mr stoy oe Barrie, Ort. Died Cochran Ernest i Micky- 1 years, at his home 519 St. Seen ot. WwW wipe.
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Henderson
Es Low
Her
Feir
Pease Sutherland
Keetr - Leplar
Allandale
Isth
Manse
Violet Ajet Kitzabe
O” Foropmore
Man
Stoy Oe Barrie
Cochrane
Ernest i Micky
Millwood Leader Heads West on Yorkton Trip
Millwood W O Robinson left Monday on a business trip to Yorkton. Mrs Polding and her children spent the weekend with her father Mr Walker. Mrs Frank Wondrasek reports benefit from Winnipeg general hospital treatment. Herbert H Walker appointed agent for the Northern Elevator, succeeding the late Roy Rev W E Swain, who has spent the summer at Iteleay and moved to join his family at the post office.
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W. O. Robinson
Yorkton
Mrs. Polding
Mr. Walker
Frank Wondrasek
Winnipeg General Hospital
Herbert H. Walker
Elvator
Roy Rev. W. E. Swain Esq
Iteleay
Mr. Swain
CPR Tax Burden Across Canada and United States
In the year ended June 30, 1912 the Canadian Pacific Railway paid 1,187,763.7 cents in taxation on 16,683 miles of track in Canada. For the same period it paid 1,541,916.48 dollars on 3,531 miles of track in the United States, including 2,741 miles of the Soo Line and 1,091 miles of the Wisconsin Central.
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Canada
CPR
United States
Soo Line
Strayed Calf Notice Found By Owner
Strayed on the north half of 2 two spring calf heifer red marked and missing. Found is a watch. Owner can get name from the finder.
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Ali Red
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchants Bank
Capital and Reserve Funds
the Merchants Bank of Canada
M. H. Johnston
Russell Council
Jas. Harrison
Mr. Fenton
Selsgirth
Murray McKay
Union Bank
Dauphin
Archie Smith
Minnedosa
Cuntz
Toronto
Miss Whitmore
Thos. Madill
Miss. Gleiser
Estevan
A. Smith
F Duchesneau
John Murphy
Saltcoats
J Mault
Nel Siller
J. S. Maynes Hardware
W. McRae
Millwood
Attorney-General's Department
Assiniboine
Shell
W. K. Clay
Maids Moreton
Buckinghamshire
Riley Smalley
Elgin
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
J. H. Shemill
F. Lightfoot
Skelding
Mr. Moore
Rink
H. P .Reed
J. McKay
Silverton
Y. J. Attwood
Eadcliffe
R. Smalley
Stewart
Russell School
Banner
Everett Leifer
Binnscarth
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