Rossburn notices and regional updates
Local events report Rossburn Fair set for October 4. Community notes include visits, farming activity, railway expansion rumors, new businesses and sales, and upcoming professional visits. A death in the Stevens family is noted with funeral details and condolences.
Russell Exhibits Shine at Winnipeg Flower and Vegetable Show
Russell exhibitors Alfred Clee and G A Cope returned Monday praising their district advertising efforts at the Winnipeg show. They won a Diploma for exhibit excellence though not the Agricultural Societies prize. Directors announced plans to split entries into two classes by distance, favoring local transport. The Russell display drew attention from notable visitors and will be sent to England by rail carrier C N R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Clee
G. A. Cope
Winnipeg
Cope
Winnipeg Horticultural Society
Russell
Wesly
Lady Grey
Sanford Evans
Daniel McMillan
Messrs
Clee
C.N. R
England
Harvest Activity and Local Notices In District
Seeburn Rev. Mr. Chatterton has left the district for Hamiota. Robertson travels from Ontario to assist his son with the harvest. George Brown smiles as another daughter arrives. Vandecars from Woodstock Ontario visit local friends. Alan Young enjoys his father and sister's company for a few months. Harvesting is under way and threshers are busy securing men and outfits.
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Rossburn
Milton Madill
Islay, Sask
T. Madill
C. Brown
Ira Leflar
Dropmore
B. Cameron
Binscarth
E. Cameron
Asessippi
Milwaukee Railway
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Banner
R. Clegg
Sam. Beatty
Winipeg
Miss Pearl Huddlestone
Vernon
B. C
Wm Young
Hook
Imperial Oil Co
Russell
Manitoba
Harold
Arthur E. Copping
London
England
The
Daily News
E. A. Struthers
Barnardo
Harvey Stevens
Austin Lloyd
Seymour Stevens
Little Austin
Sunny
Mr. Chatterton
Hamiota
Robertson
Ontario
Vandecar
Woodstock
Ont
Alan Young
Silverton Socials and Harvest Festival Notes
Silverton residents renew acquaintances at Ot tawa visits while Geo Gibbs returns from Atwood refreshed. Harvest festival set for Sept 15 at Silver Creek church with 8 p.m. start. refreshments and collection planned. Miss Addie Cardiff departs Brussell's Ont after a visit with Mrs McFarlane. many friends bid farewell at C N R platform. A local duck hunting outing in No Man's Land ends cheerfully with a campfire dinner and comic mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Arnott
Ottawa
Ont
Geo. Gibbs
Atwood
Stephen Capling
Yorkton
G. L. McFarlane
John Crerar
Silver Creek
Wm McFarlane
Addie Cardiff
Brussell’s
Miss Cardiff
Maud S
No Man’s Land
Wade
Local notes on residents and staff movements
Miss Smith improves after illness while Millie Dulre plans to attend Russell High School. Mrs. McKenzie leaves for North Bay Ontario after an appointment with Hudson Bay Co. Mr Leighton resigns from Boulton school to teach at Brightside. Mr Moffatt serves as interim teacher at Rochedale and Boulton for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Millie Dul’re
Russell
McKenzie
North Bay
Ont
Hudson Bay Co
Leighton
Boulton School
Brightside
Moffatt
Rochedale and
Boulton
Got Ballast at Last on Boyd Farm Purchase
The Boyd farm at Bethany has been purchased by the C. N. R. but neither Bill nor Dan will live there. The farm was bought for a purpose other than residence, notably a splendid gravel bed near the railway between here and Rossburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Bethany
Bill
Dan
Here
Rossburn
C N R Buys 160 Acre Gravel Lot For $1000 Extra
The C N R purchased the entire 160 acres to obtain 20 acres of gravel paying about $1000 more than the gravel bed’s asking price. After securing the gravel, ballast will improve the Hethany to Elphinstone road bed to shorten Neepawa to Russell trips and reduce accident risk. Ballasting starts in spring with a ditching machine prepping the grade immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Western
Winnipeg
Ledingham
Russell
Rossburn
Binscorth
Foxwarren
Birtle
Manitou
Killarney
Boissevain
C.N. R
Hethany
Elphinstone
Neepawa
Winnipeg cattle and hog prices listed by grade
Export steers and freight assumed run from 500 to 525 per head with other grades noted. Choice butcher steers and heifers delivered 475 to 500. Good butcher cows and heifers 325 to 375. Medium cattle 250 to 300. Choice hogs 850 to 900.
Grain rate appeal seeks 5c cut for Russell district
Letter from J. J. Farthing secretary of the Russell Grain Growers’ Association urges action to extend a 15c per cwt rate to Russell and other districts. The Railway Commissioners ordered 15c rate on shipments to Fort William and Port Arthur, effective Sept 1, 1910, after disallowing 16c. The note notes gains from association efforts and asks for broader equalization west of Winnipeg with a schedule culminating in 16c for Theodore and 15c for Foxwarren, etc.
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Railway Commissioners
Russell
Malcolm
G. T
Uno
Spy Hill
Winnipeg
Ile
High Bluff
Keys
Newdale
Foxwarren
Churchbridge
Theodore
Grain Growers’ Association
Board of Trade
J. J. Farthing
Sec’y
Russell Branch
G.G.A
Birtle
Binscorth
Millwood
Narrowby
Manitoba
Fort William
Port Arthur
Ontario
Harrowby
D'Arcey Scott
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H. J. McDermid
A. Swan
F. Young
Rossiburn
Wheaton
Taylor
D. H. Boyd
Fillmore Press
Jas. S. Ross
Harry
Fillmore
G. C. Crow
Northern Elevator Co
Wroxton, Sask
Harrison
Shoal Lake
M. Hunter
Wmillivery
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W. S. Thorne
Morris
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Skinner
Cuthbertson
British Isles
Europe
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Department of the Interior
Prairie Provinces
R. F. Young
Russell Cemetery
R. Smalley
George Brown
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