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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 07, 1911

Page

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Local notes on harvests and community events

Mrs Clay will be at Home on the 1st Thursday. Miss Squair of Gladstone was a weekend visitor. Harvesting is delayed by wet weather. Five new threshing outfits arrived for district farmers. A Boy Scout Brigade meeting is set for Sept 12 at 8 pm in Maccabee Hall. Duck season opened with bumper prospects and heavy bags. Russell school opened to record attendance for fall term. Lord Bonnie horse auctioned by Iyford Bonnie Syndicate on Saturday at 2 pm. Methodist services listed. Lord's Supper to be administered next Sunday. Calder Agricultural Society fair planned for Sept 29 with a rich prize list. Private boarding houses openings noted in Russell for High School pupils. News items from Russell and area include church services, rail and transport notes, and a political meeting in Wright's Hall with candidates Grierson and Roche.

Whitmore Ledingham J. McIntyre Ontario Garnett Halliday Boy Scout Brigade Maccabee Hall Russell School Iyford Bonnie Syndicate Lord Bonnie Calder Agricultural Society Hoar Russell Christ Church Boulton Russell C. P. R Winnipeg Wright's Hall Marquette G. A.grierson Canada

Harvest Delays Hit Silvearton Harvesting Efforts

Rain slows threshing and storage, elevators closed until work resumes. Volume of notes covers local visits, a two week slaughter sale, travel to Brandon and Saskatoon, and a curling club meeting set for Saturday. Also mentions post office lock boxes and business changes at Gibbs Hyde firm.

Endcliffe Crawford Visits W Pagan Farm for Bumper Crop

Endcliffe R Crawford of Odntario visits W Pagan's farm and eyes a fine crop. Mr Stevenson is pleased with this year’s harvest. Mrs Sykes recovers from a hand injury. School is in session under a new teacher. Ladies Aid Society to meet Sept 13 at Pagan home. Hymns listed for Sept 16 178 596 77 238 Sept 17 297 585 111 151 Sept 24 488 591 161 346. Summer visitors praise Eadcliffe as a charming and fruitful district.

R. Crawford Odntario W. Pagan Endcliffe Stevenson Sykes Ladies Aid Society E. C. Pagan

St Matthews Church Service Announced

The notice indicates that services at St Matthews Church will be Holy. Details are limited in the fragment.

St Matthews Church

Strathclair Residents and Local News Briefs

Strathclair notes include Lizzie McGregor visiting Wynyard, Dan McKercher ill at Neepawa hospital, John Bryan Jr. back in Manson's, Martin couple returning from Russell, David McCutcheon planning winter grain buying, Jennie McDonald joining Winnipeg General Hospital staff. William Crawford drowns fishing on his farm lake near Ephinston. funeral led by Rev John McKay and others. Crawford a Liberal voter and Presbyterian elder.

Lizzie McGregor Wynyard Dan McKercher Neepawa Hospital John Bryan Jr Foam Lake Manson Martin Feir Russell David McCutcheon Stornaway Jennie McDonald General Hospital Winnipeg William Crawford Ephinston Little Saskatchewan John McKay Mr. Doughy

Asessippi Appoints Asessor for 1912 Shymouth

Asessippi A Gilchrist named asessor for the Myphicipility of Shymouth for 1912 and a note of congratulations to the editor on entering the double harness. Local items report Robi Ransom renewing acquaintances in the Rochedale district, wheat cutting and threshing updates, Olive Manshriek returning to Winnipeg, and a rainstorm auto incident on Asessippi hill. Children’s Day set for Sunday the 24th with services planned.

A. Gilchrist Shymouth Asessippi Robi. Ransom Foxwarren Rochedale Olive Manshriek Winnipeg McLennan & Martell Farquharson & Sons Foster Alex McDonagh Russell

A Pretty Aug Wedding at Mrs W J Martin Home

Mary Martin and Sam Hackman wed in a ceremony at the W J Martin home in the Boulton district officiated by Rev R W Beveridge. Attendant Miss H Cochrane wore white silk and carried white roses. The couple received costly gifts including a gold watch for the bride and crescent brooches for the bridesmaid along with a gold stick pin for the groom. The celebration continued with social games and dancing into the morning.

W. J. Martin Mary Sam. Hackman Boulton R. W. Beveridge H. Cochrane S. Martin Mrs. Hackman

Cost of Canadian Government Annuity Explained

The cost depends on four factors: applicant age, desired annuity amount, starting age, and the purchase plan. The department publishes tables on request. Annuities pay for life, with optional guaranteed payments up to twenty years.

Ottawa News and National Updates in One Column

Annuities, Ottawa. Postage free Portugal is to abolish ball fighting. Another aviator has burned in the air, M. Leforrestier, while flying in Spain. Sir Wilfrid Laurier has accepted the Liberal nomination in Sous-Lances County. Premier Palmer of Prince Edward Island guarantees a solid delegation for reciprocity. Sir Win Van Horne joined R L Borden in New Brunswick. Gotch retains world wrestling title defeating Hackenschmidt. Grand Trunk Pacific hotel contract let in Winnipeg for 1,250,000 dollars. Crowe dies at Stony Mountain. Sir William Whyte leaves western C P R post to join board. Montreal raises over 40,000 for King Edward VII tribute. Ross burn branch CN R approved for operation. GTP branch Hart to Brandon awarded, work this fall. Lord Strathcona donates 5,000 to Winnipeg Children’s Hospital. Yangtse flooding in China reports 100,000 lives lost. crops in vast area 95 percent destroyed. London Evening Times predicts King or Prince of Wales may visit Canada during Duke of Connaught’s governor-generalship. Winnipeg Free Press crop estimates: 178,650,000 bushels wheat. 223,550 oats. 33,000,000 barley. 7,820,000 flax. Southern Pacific to dismiss 6,000 employees. 1,160,000 empty cars on hand. BC lumber men claim American dressed lumber imports undercut prices. Wild duck season opens Sept 1. licenses required from Department of Agriculture. Empire Day to be celebrated June 3. Victoria Day to be abolished in Canada.

M. Leforrestier Spain Sir Wifred Laurier Soulanges Premier Palmer Prince Edward Island Sir Win VanHorne R L Borden New Brunswick Gotch Hackenschmidt Grand Trunk Pacific Winnipeg Crowe Stony Mountain London Evening Times Prince of Wales Canada Duke of Connaught Winnipeg Free Press

For Sale A House and Three Lots with Stable

Classified notice offers a house and three lots with a stable and four animals for sale. Drag business included. terms and contact details unreadable. inquiry at The Banner Office or Drawer A efip.

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