Local notices and appointments fill Russell parish page
The Banner lists events in Russell including Dr. Pike visiting Angusville, D A McPFadyen named Canora elevator manager, and R A Cooper optometrist at Parks tomorrow. It notes a dance by Rebekahs, a gypsy camp near town, school openings, Winnipeg trips, and weather with rain aiding harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Jas. Rea., Sr
Alex Greig
Reston
Pike
Angustville
D. A. McPfadyen
McNutt
Canora
Rebekahs
R. A. Cooper
Parks
J. W. Currie
Geo. Beamish
Winnipeg
Isobel Smellie
Millie Setter
Bernice Currie
Alice Bates
Crystal Rebekah Lodge
A. G. P. Smellie
Led‘ingham
W. W. W. Wilson
Retail Merchants Association
Otce
Russell Board of Trade Re organizes in city meeting
At a meeting in C. W. Thom's office last Friday the Russell Board of Trade reorganized with President A. G. P. Smellie Vice President H. Clee and Secretary L. C. Boulton. It adopted a resolution protesting the new Provincial Income Tax arguing it is not general retroactive unfair short notice and premature in timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Thom
Board of Trade
A. G. P. Smellie
H. Clee
L. C. Boulton
Russell Board of Trade
Millwood silweet remains on the map despite no recent press reports
The Millwood area continues to be recognized though no new press reports have arrived. A major change occurred at the Post Office this week with Mr. Walker, who has handled mail for twenty one years, no longer overseeing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silweet
Walker
Farmers and Local Notices From Binscarth Area
Local notes report Fred Liske nursing a broken leg after a horse incident. Mrs. C. O. Briggs and daughter visit around Binscarth. Cracknell elevator may boost fall and winter trade, reducing trips to End ch and Russell. Scottie Hanson as agent praised for farmer satisfaction. Weather outlook unsettled with no official forecast yet. Scrub bulls warned to stop roaming as mounted police patrol the settlement. A farmer profited 34 dollars from scrub business. penalties rise on feeding and raising hogs, urging quick sale of weaned pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Liske
C. O. Briggs
Binscarth
Cracknell Elevator
Endch
Russell
Scottie Hanson
Eadcliffe
Cammie Muir
Ers
Angusville Union Auxiliary Reports Quilts and Meals
The Angusville Union Auxiliary of M. 8. met at the church to finish two warm quilts sent to the Presbyterian and Methodist W. M. S. and packed a large box of eatables for the Gimli Fresh Air Camp. The group expressed sympathy for President Geo Brown whose illness worsened, noting his support and humor will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville Union
M. 8
Presbyterian
Methodist
W. M
Gimli
Geo. Brown
Brown
Harvest Services at Shellmouth and Area Churches
Thanksgiving services Sunday at Shellmouth 11 a.m. Dropmore 3 p.m. Rochedale 7 a.m. The offerings go to Home and Foreign Mission Fund of Rupert's Land. Rev. D. Richardson of Solsgirth will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Dropmore
Rochedale
Home and Foreign Mission Fund of
Rupert's Land
D. Richardson
Solsgirth
Presbyterian Sacrament Services Delayed Then Held
The observance of the sacrament in the Presbyterian church at Harrowby Bavelaw and Wolverine, postponed earlier, will be held next Sunday. Rev Mr Annand of Binscarth will dispense the Sacrament. The last summer services are set for Saturday September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrowby
Bavelaw
Wolverine
Annand
Binscarth
Harvest Festival Prep Prompts Christian Home Message
The notice invites Rally Day for Sunday School on September 18 at 2 30 pm and a W A meeting on September 14 at Mrs E C de Balinhard s home. Readers are urged to save choice vegetables for the Harvest Festival on September 25 and reflect on Canada s Christian homes in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity m
D.u
E. C. de Balinhard
Dominion
Canada
Russell
Russell School Reopens With Strong Attendance
Russell School reports a healthy start on September 1 with enrolment higher than last year. High School Grade XI reaches sixteen. 46 pupils in Grades VII and VIII. other grades around 30. Staff fills with Miss Marshall Miss Cochrane and Miss Campbell. Gorell Slack chosen football captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Donnelly
G. King
Miss Cumming
Miss Houston
R. Marshall
Miss Cochrane
Miss Campbell
Gorell Slack
Clifford Cusitar
A. Thom
R. Bates
Roundup of school activities and fair plans in Russell County
The report notes Muriel Clee topping Grade XI for the week ending September 2. The Boys' and Girls' Club Fair is set for October 4 with an afternoon of sports and a School Annual Field Day. A senior boys all round athletic trophy, plus a funded medal, is promised. The staff seek indoor plants to brighten classrooms for winter and botanical studies, with Mrs. A Clee contributing a cactus and geraniums for the entrance hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Clee
Russell County
A. Clee
Tennis Club Mixed Tournament Closes Enjoyable Season
An afternoon of play at the Tennis Club featured a mixed tournament won by Mrs. Jamieson and Mr. A M Pratt who defeated Mrs. Brownlee and Mr. Lucas after a strong set. The club notes a busy year with entries in open events at Birtle Shoal Lake and Russell and praises Mrs. Lucas and the ladies committee for social success. A new court a bandstand and renewed fencing mark club improvements as the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamieson
A. M. Pratt
Brownlee
Lucas
Briags
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Russell
Manitoba
Minnedosa
Death of a former district schoolteacher J A McDonald
John Alexander McDonald former district teacher died suddenly after a short illness at Hugh Wad dell Memorial Hospital Saturday night. He taught five miles north of Canora. Survived by parents at Rossburn Manitoba and brother A E McDonald of Canadian National Railways Saskatoon. Interment at Russell.
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John Alexander McDonald
Hugh Waddell Memorial Hospital
McDonald
Sturm’s
J. A. McDonald
Canora
Rossburn
Man
Woodlight
Sturgia
Manitoba
A. E. McDonald
Canadian National Railways
Saskatoon
Russell
Canora Advertiser
Russell Sports Committee Thanks Donors For July 8 Fund
The Russell Sports Committee acknowledges donors who each gave a 25 dollar cheque to guarantee funds for the sports event held on July 8. The list includes A Astbury, R N Amos, R W Blakeley, H R Barry, L C Boulton, H A Beil, D Burrows, G A Beamish, W J Bates and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sports Committee
A. Astbury
R. N. Amos
R. W. Blakeley
H. R. Barry
L. C. Boulton
H. A. Beil
D. Burrows
G. A. Beamish
W. J. Bates
Central Meat Market
A. Clee
C.S. Cameron
J. W. Currie
Alex Craiz
G. W. Glover
C. A. Greeley
A. K. Gibson
H. Gillespie
F. H. Glover
H. P. Houch
J. ©. Hunter
Geo. Halliday
R. C. Jamieson
J. G. Kippan
E. Lucas
E. A. Leifer
O.M. Laycock
A. E. Leifer
A. H. Leech
F. T. Matheson
F. Mills
E. Miller
W. A. Marquis
F. C. Meeres
W. A. Mitchell
W. G. Miniski
G. Meriiuke
J. McIntyre
H. McKean
J. L. McCauley
R. D. McIntosh
W. B. McMurray
A. McDonagh
B. McNaught
P. H. Neilson
J. A. Newell
C. H. Omerod
N. R. Park
A. M. Pratt
A. E. Power
H. Payne
T. R. Robertson
J. Robertson
J. BE. Rea
L. L. Roberts
A. G. P. Smellie
J. Spears
C. D. Sparrow
A. G. Smellie
H. Serase
G. E. Swallow
Swallow
L. G. Sw'ndell
G. L. Stewart
M. Sing
J. R. Sutherland
J. Termunde
R. Thomson
Thom Bros
T. W. Tod
W. W. W. Wilson
W. H .Warrington
E. S. Wellman
A. E. Warrington
Trophy committee to cost not more than 23 dollars
The committee will award the trophy for best all around boy in the annual Boys and Girls Club Fair and place it with the school board as trustees. A M Pratt and W W Wilson were appointed to select the trophy. The treasurer's report follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Pratt
W. W. W. Wilson
Shellmouth Council Minutes Detail Cemetery, Taxes, and Repairs
The August 20 meeting at Dropmore records action on cemetery ownership transfer from the Presbyterian board with a symmetric land value, cemetery surveillance by a survey, and repair plans. Reeve and council approved payments including Fred Lofing 500 for cemetery fencing, Soldier's Taxation rebate 67.58, and Canadian Northern Towns Co. rebate 19.41 on boxes. Hospital and road works, survey orders, and guard rail tender forms are outlined with requests to public works and H R Wise District Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
Fred Lofing
Dropmore Cemetery
Paulson
Shellmouth Cemetery
Presbyterian Church Board of Managers
Winnipeg General Hospital
Canadian Northern Town Ties Co. Ltd
Dept. of Public Works
Shellmouth
H. R. Wise
Asessippi
Silver Creek Council Minutes Address September Meeting
The September 1 meeting at Angusville recorded minutes from the prior session and adopted them. A protest against the Equalized Assessment was approved and municipal tax rates set at 20.0 mills. several payments to Wien, Street, Seebach, Ferguson, Bell Bros., McKAY, and others were ordered. The Reeve and councilors Dann Woroniecki Peddie Chittick and Nield attended with Clerk JAS A Bell present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Angusville
Dann, Woroniecki
Peddie
Chittick
Nield
Wien
COW Bonis
Icsecevice
I. J. Street
Testine Cement
Boulton
Seebach
C. E. Ferguson
Bell Bros
Lake
W. McKay
JAS
A. Bell
Reeve
Banks Move to Finance Canadian Cattle Trade With England
Banks plan about 10 million dollars in advances to Canadian farmers and ranchers to hold cattle amid the ongoing embargo. Ships equipped for cattle transport to Great Britain are being prepared, with the government as guarantor, to ensure slaughter within ten days at certain points and to restore parallel markets after the closure of US cattle imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
England
United States
Canadian Official War Pictures List Damaged in Transit
Army unit reports the order book listing purchasers and numbers of pictures exhibited here was destroyed. Veterans with recounts for pictures should bring them to the secretary by September 11 to compile a new list and obtain the missing pictures.
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Army
Navy
Japan plans monument for first emperor near Tokyo
A committee of prominent men will collect a stone from every subject of the empire to build a pyramid like monument in the Tokyo suburbs. The project aims to create the tallest structure in the Far East.
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Japan
Tokyo
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Leo. Polding
W. BE. Swain
St. Steven's
Geo. Heap
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