Local North Dakota area notes and community updates
The column lists routine notices from The Banner including appointments, visits, and local happenings. It mentions Jas Bea sr recovering after illness, Mrs. Greig traveling to Reston, and Sr. Pike the dentist visiting Angus tville on Sept 10. It notes new Canora elevator manager D A McFadyen, plans for Rebekah dances, optometrist appointments, and various town incidents. It also covers robberies praise for S Warrington at the Winninee show, weather and harvest notes, and several residents’ movements and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Jas. Bea
Alex Greig
Reston
Sr. Pike
Angustville
D. A. McFadyen
McNutt
B. N
Canora
Rebekahs
R. A. Cooper
J. W. Currie
Geo. Beamish
A. G. P. Smellie
Wm. Ledingham
W. W. W. Wilson
Retail Merchants Association
Russell Board of Trade Reorganized in Russell
At a meeting in C. W. Thom's office last Friday evening the Russell Board of Trade re organized with President A. G. P. Smellie Vice President H. Clee and Secretary L. C. Boulton. A resolution protesting the proposed Provincial Income Tax was adopted citing retroactive effects short notice and calls for government flexibility on taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Thom
Board of Trade
A. G. P. Smellie
H. Clee
L. C. Boulton
Russell Board of Trade
Illwood Remains Important Map Spot Amid No Press Reports
Illwood stays a notable location on the map though no recent press reports have emerged. A major change occurred this week at the Post Office in Walker signaling local administrative adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illwood
Ats Walker
Local notes report details from farming to school activities
The column covers injuries from a horse, visits by Mrs Briggs and daughter, and Cracknell elevator expansion. It notes Scottie Hanson as agent, predictions of a cold winter, and police patrols targeting scrub bulls. Penalties rise for hog care and pig raising. Grade XI winner Muriel Clee, upcoming Boys and Girls Club Fair on Oct 4 with a sport day, trophy plans, and indoor plant donations for the school. Tax and treasurer reports follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Liske
C. O. Briggs
Binscarth
Cracknell Elevator
Endclife
Russell
Scottie Hanson
Eadcliffe
Cammie Muir
Muriel Clee
Russell County
A. Clee
A. M. Pratt
W. W. W. Wilson
Quilting Bee Supports WMS and Fresh Air Camp
Union Auxiliary of the W. M. S. met in Angusville church for an old-time quilting bee. Two quilts were completed and sent to Presbyterian and Methodist W. M. S. A box of eatables went to the Gimli Fresh Air Camp. The group expressed sympathy for their president’s husband Geo Brown, ill and increasingly worse.
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E Angusville
Union
Presbyterian
Gimli Fresh Air
Geo. Brown
Mr. Brown
Thanksgiving harvest services listed for Rupert's Land churches
Harvest and Thanksgiving services will be held Sunday at Shellmouth 11 a.m. Dropmore 3 p.m. and Rochedale 7 p.m. with proceeds going to the Home and Foreign Mission Fund of Rupert's Land. Rev. D Richardson of Selsgir th will preach at these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Dropmore
Rochedale
Home and Foreign Mission Fund of
Rupert's Land
D. Richardson
Selsgirth
Presbyterian sacrament observance moved to next Sunday
The sacrament in the Presbyterian churches at Harrowby Bavelaw and Wolverine was postponed and will be held next Sunday. Rev Mr Annand of Binscarth will dispense the Sacrament. The last summer services will be on Saturday September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrowby
Bavelaw
Wolverine
Annand
Binscarth
Christ Church Notes Rally Day and Harvest Festival
The church lists morning prayers and evensong for the 16th Sunday After Trinity. Rally Day for the Sunday School is scheduled for September 18 at 2 36 p.m. A W A meeting is set for next Wednesday the 14th at Mrs. E C de Balinhard’s home. It urges saving homegrown vegetables for the Harvest Festival on the 25th and questions how many Christian homes exist in Russell.
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E. C. de Balinhard
Canada
Russell
Russell School Reopens With Strong Lent Attendance
Russell School reports a marked rise in enrolment over last year, especially in High School with Grade XI at sixteen pupils. Grade VII and VIII reach 406 pupils, while IX and X classes are full. Staff fills vacancies with Miss Marshell, Miss Cochrane and Miss Campbell. A boys sports meeting elected Gorell Stack captain of the football team and nominated Clifford Cusitar and A. Thom to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Donnelly
G. King
Miss Cumming
Miss Houston
R. Marshell
Miss Cochrane
Campbell
Gorell Stack
Clifford Cusitar
A. Thom
W. Goddard
Mixed Tennis Club Tournament crowns pair champions
An enjoyable afternoon at the Tennis Club saw Mrs Jamie son and Mr A M Pratt defeat Mrs Brownlee and Mr Lucas in the mixed final. The club reports a successful season with 129 entries in July and club members excelling in open events at Birtle Shoal Lake and Russell. A new court and updated fencing enhance facilities as the season closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamieson
A. M. Pratt
Brownlee
Lucas
Briags
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Russell
Manitoba
Minnedosa
J A McDonald Dies After Illness At Hugh Wad Dell
John Alexander McDonald died suddenly at Hugh Wad dell Memorial Hospital after a short illness on Saturday night. He had asthma and heart failure was the immediate cause. He taught in Manitoba for years and was in charge of Woodlight school near Sturgis. Survived by his parents at Rossburn and a brother A E McDonald of Canadian National Railways Saskatoon. Interment planned in Russell after Monday train. Canora Advertiser reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander McDonald
Hugh Waddell Memorial Hospital
McDonald
Stur
J. A. McDonald
Canora
Rossburn
Man
Woodlight
Sturgis
Manitoba
A. E. McDonald
Canadian National Railways
Saskatoon
Russell
Canora Advertiser
Financial supporters listed for Russell Sports Committee funds
The Russell Sports Committee acknowledges fifty plus donors who each contributed $25 to guarantee funds for the July sports. The list includes Astbury, Amos, Blakeley, Barry, Boulton, Bell, Burrows, Beamish, Bates, Central Meat Market, Clee, Cameron, Currie, Cartwright, Clee, Carson, Callin, Cookman, Don ovan, De La Mare, deBalinhard, Davidson, Elliott, Fenton, Fraser, Fulouski, Fontaine, Glen, Craiz, Glover, Greeley, Gibson, Gillespie, Glover, Houch, Halliday, Jamieson, Kippan, Lucas, Leifer, Laycock, Leifer, Leech, Matheson, Mills, Miller, Marquis, Meeres, Mitchell, Miniski, Merviuke, McIntyre, McKean, McCauley, McIntosh, McMurray, McDonagh, McNaught, Nelson, Newell, Omerod, Park, Pratt, Power, Payne, Robertson, Robertson, Rea, Roberts, Smellie, Spears, Sparrow, Smith, Smellie, Serase, Swallow, Swal low, Swadell, Stewart, Sing, Sutherland, Termunde, Thomson, Tod, Wilson, Warrington, Wellman, Warrington. The meeting on Thursday granted the tollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sports Committee
T. A. Astbury
R. N. Amos
R. W. Blakeley
H. R. Barry
L. C. Boulton
H. A. Bell
D. Burrows
G. A. Beamish
W. J. Bates
Central Meat Market
A. Clee
C. S. Cameron
J. W. Currie
G. B. Cartwright
R. H. Clee
M. Carson
Thos. Callin
R. H. Cookman
H. Donovan
W. J. Doig
J. W. de la Mare
E. C. deBalinhard
W. C. Davidson
F. G. Elliott
W. E. Fenton
D. J. Fraser
J. Fulouski
A. Fontaine
J. A. Glen
Alex
G. E. Swallow
H. S. Swallow
L. G. Swadell
G. L. Stewart
M. Sing
J. R. Sutherland
J. Termunde
R. Thomson
W. Tod
W. W. W. Wilson
Arrington
Wellman
A. E. Warrington
J. S. Warrington
Aes
Shellmouth Council Minutes Detail Cemetery and Tax Rebates
The Shellmouth council met August 20 at Dropmore with full attendance. Last meeting minutes were adopted. Payments included Fred Lofiar 50 for fencing Dropmore Cemetery and a 67.58 Soldier's Taxation relief rebate to Paulson. The cemetery will be taken over from the Presbyterian church board with land value paid to them, and Winnipeg General Hospital and Canadian Northern Properties rebates or accounts noted. The clerk will request a surveyor for the cemetery and road 31-22-29 and contact H R Wise for guard rail plans and tender forms.
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Dropmore
Fred Lofiar
Paulson
Shellmouth
Presbyterian Church Board of Managers
Winnipeg General Hospital
Canadian Northern Town Properties Co. Ltd
Dept. of Public Works
H. R. Wise
Asessppi
Meeting in Angusville Sets Tax Rates and Protest
A council meeting in Angusville on September 1 with the Reeve and councilors Dunn Woroniecki Peddie Chittick and Nield present. Minutes approved. A protest against the Equalized Assessment passed. Municipal tax rate fixed at 20 mills. Payments listed include Wilson and Glen J J Street cement 16.00 and other items totaling amounts to 226.23 and 132.28 with additional minor entries. Next meeting called by the Reeve. W McKay and Jas A Bell clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville
Dunn
Woroniecki
Peddie
Chittick
Nield
Wilson & Glen J
J. Street
Testine Cement
Boulton
Seebach
C. E. Ferguson
Bell Bros
Lake
Reeve
W. McKay
Jas
A. Bell
Banks back Canadian cattle trade with stock loans
Canadian measures to aid live stock reach beyond bank advances to farmers. Banks plan about 10.9 million in initial loans secured by cattle and fodder with the government acting as guarantor. Cattle may be shipped to Britain under embargo rules if slaughter occurs within ten days, an option some prefer to chilled beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
England
United States
Canadian Official War Pictures Order Book Destroyed
The Army and Navy reports that the order book listing purchasers and quantities of wartime photos shown in the district was destroyed. Veterans with recounts should bring them to the secretary by September 17 to enable a new list to be compiled and missing pictures to be obtained.
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Army
Navy
Japan plans empire pyramid near Tokyo
Japan moves to build a pyramid for its first emperor in a Tokyo suburb. A committee of prominent men will collect a stone from every subject of the empire to construct what is billed as the Far East’s tallest structure.
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Japan
Tokyo
Far East
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Paulin Chambers
Royal Shield
Simmons
Telephone System
Miss Bedford
Russell Hospital
Winnipeg
West China
Mission Board
The
Canadian Methodist Church
M. D. Dunn
J. Las J. Devlin
S. Warrington
Winninee
Warrington
Ralph A. Cooper
Leo. Polding
W. E. Swain
St. Steven's
Thom Eros
Millwood
Ewe
Areer Nore
Priveleges
CREO
Senvis Ag
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Christ Church
Russell School
Russell Sports
Municipality of
Silver Creek
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