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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
1
A fragmentary note records a marriage related item with unclear names and dates. The readable elements mention a person named Teasail and a Se Cie group, indicating a ceremonial or social context without full details.
Local notes report Barnardo post office closed with other items: illnesses, visits, and construction projects. Fire safety called as prairie fires threaten season. court sittings logged five cases. community events include presbytery, athletic meetings, and a proposed reading room.
Local items mention Miss Ke'so returning from Winnipeg and Rev. W. A. Fyles traveling there on business. Nebraskan visitor Robt. Fenton stays with nephew Jas. Fenton as D. M. Ross leads Sunday Presbyterian service. Mrs. MacDonald returns to Winnipeg. C. P. R. love buys six acres east of the track near the station from M. Shaw. Emile Duvout begins threshing. Labour Day seen as quiet with work ongoing. Irwin Bros of Foxwarren buy Beattie and Flemings' implement business. Montgomery of Carberry arrives to lead W. G. Murphy & Co's store, replacing Patrick.
Miss C Stewart begins duties as new teacher on Monday. A Misener falls ill with severe sickness. Cranberries plentiful enabling houses to stock preserves. Pleasance’s Ontario trip marred by the death of his infant daughter during the journey home. Eight year old Maggie Allen dies after appendicitis. Jephson surveys municipal roads. ties to village history. Beef Ring presence and push for a farmers co operative store. W B Davis adds steam threshing gear with Roy Allen as engineer. John Woun drasek operates a Red River steam thresher. Sunday school picnic at Millwood church enjoyed by children with prizes led by Miss Drought.
Local items from Strathclair include visits and travels of residents, a new elevator being prepared by Manson & Co, and the Reverend McKean moving on to Newdale. Obituaries, weather, and regional industry notes accompany community updates and upcoming auction plans for school lands.
The amended Fire Prevention Act creates a Manitoba Fire Commissioner to investigate fire causes, inspect buildings for dangerous conditions to reduce losses, and maintain a public record. The public is urged to provide information to assist the department in its duties.
Preserving Fruits arrive daily at Morrison's offering plums and peaches in excellent condition at low prices. Limited crop means buyers should act fast to secure deals before Fair Day. Mrs. Joseph Sharman arrives with daughter Jessie visiting friends and planning return to Manitoba via Sarnia and the Huronic steamer.
The piece cites the New York Commercial on money shaping character. It argues thrift shapes progress and comforts, praising savers who build mills and roads while condemning wasteful spenders as their own enemies. Lord Bacon urges economizing petty savings over futile gains.
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