Harvest Festival and Local News From Shellmouth
The Women's Institute plans a September 18 meeting in the hall at 3 pm and reports donations to Manitoba War Relief for France. Harvest Festival services at St Cuthbert's Church are led by Rev Davenport with choral tribute and thanksgiving. A band of travellers caused mischief, and Jessie Thompson was kidnapped briefly by robbers before escaping unharmed.
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The
Women’s Institute
Manitoba
France
W.I
Winnipeg
Follid
Mesdames Stevenson
Toulén
Langford
Bell
Stobbs
Dixon
Ridgway
A. McFadyen
Field
Neville
Yeates
Miss Neville
St. Cuthbert’s Church
Wil
F. H. Davenport
Local Social Roundup and Church Notes
F J Bellamy is ill this week. Joe Reichmuth of Langenburg called Thursday. No whooping cough. it was a mistake. Clara Cooke visited Jeanie Roulston on Sunday. H Street and F J Bellamy visited R J Smiths Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Maynes visited Mr and Mrs P Houck Sunday. Rev Smith resumed duties after holidays at Fort Qu Apelle Canora and Yorkton. Mrs FE Cooke chosen as district Methodist delegate for Sept 2. Dr and Mrs Kirk returning from Conquest by Wednesday. Threshing soon. yields not very heavy.
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F. J. Bellamy
Joe Reichmuth
Langenburg
Clara Cooke
Jeanie Roulston
H. Street
R. J. Smiths
Suneday
C. Maynes
P. Houck
Rev. Smith
Fort Qu Apelle
Canora
Yorkton
FE. Cooke
Methodist Church
Dr. Kirk
Conquest
Local residents return from visits and new welcome home
H Kirk and the Corm and Kirk families drove to Kamsack Sunday to visit friends, returning Monday. Mrs H P Houck and daughters Marjory and Mildred came back to Russell. W Yont family, returning from the U S, plan to make the farm their home again. Rev Stratten of Saltcoats led service, quoting a verse about life by every word from God. service will be held next Sunday.
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H. Kirk
W. A. Corm
Rev Stratten
Saltcoats
Start of threshing season slowed by Friday rain
Local notes report threshing beginning strong but delayed by rain on Friday. Franks Allen Jr. engaged for Bawlf Co. small elevator. A baby boy born to Ed Hammond's family last Friday morning. Earl Keating brought home a new threshing outfit Saturday evening. George Brown died at Russell Hospital Wednesday night and was buried Saturday with service by Rev J F Douglas. Community groups discuss clothing drive for missions and church notices include Communion times and Rally Day on Sept 28.
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Frank Allen, Jr
Pen
the Bawlf Co
Ed Hammond
Earl Keating
W. Hargreaves
Russell Flyn
Winnipeg
John Keating
Norman Ting Gray
Méaa Dodge
George Brown
Russell Hospital
Russell
J. F. Douglas
W. M
G. McLeod
Ehiarch
Silvérton
Minniska
Silverton
Silver Creek Council Minutes at Silverton
Council met September 2 with Nield Rutherford Woroniecki and Dunn. Minutes read and adopted. Weed Inspector tasked on Low Thistle. Committee appointed to aid soldiers in land selection for settlement. Taxes cancelled on N E 17-21-26 act granted to John. Payments listed including OZ BD 150.00 and several vendors. Next meeting at Angusville on call of the Reeve. W McKay Geo Phizacklea Clerk Reeve.
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Silverton
Nield
Rutherford
Woroniecki
Dunn
N. E
A. Bushler
Wilson & Glen
U. G. G. Ltd
U. G. G Ltd
Peddie
John Rob
Angusville
W. McKay
Geo. Phizacklea
Reeve
Christ Church Announces Limited Sunday Services and Vestry Meeting
The church notes no morning services next Sunday and a vestry meeting in the Rectory after evensong. All members urged to attend with emphasis on winter Sunday School turnout. parents asked to ensure attendance.
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Trinity
Harvest Festival Service at Holy Trinity Church
Next Sunday at 2.15 pm Holy Trinity Church holds a Harvest Festival service featuring Evening Prayer and a Harvest Thanksgiving, with Rev. F. H. Davenport preaching. All are invited.
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Harrowby
Holy Trinity Church
F. H. Davenport
For Sale Self Feeder Coal Stove Red Cross Signal
Classified notice offers a self feeder coal stove for sale under Red Cross Signal. Apply at The Banner Office. Price listed as 1i-¢ with unclear cents.
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Red Cross Signal
Duck Shooting Opens September Fifteenth
Local news item notes the season opener for duck shooting on September 15. The district sees visitors from Caryle and Stratford and diverse community notices on farming yields, new businesses, and upcoming social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Sevhtaan
Caryle, Sask
Duncan Stewart
Stratford, Ont
Support the By law for Municipal Rink
Voting on the proposed Municipal rink By Law will take place next Monday September 15 between 9 am and 5 pm in the Council Chamber. The council seeks 10000 raised by debentures over several years to fund the rink. Proponents stress benefits to children and youth and urge ratepayers to vote in support while noting past building costs.
Notable Local Moves And Developments In Binscarth
Victor Clement Binscarath attending college in Winnipeg. Waller Bros build a new residence in the village. Mrs Frank Hallam and family return from England. Mr Robt Murdock taken to Winnipeg for medical treatment last Monday. G P McLeod of Winnipeg visited J P McIntosh family. Rev G W Dawson rector of St Matthews leaves Binscarth to join St John’s College School in Winnipeg.
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Victor Clement
Winnipeg
Waller Bros
Frank Hallam
England
Robt. Murdock
G. P. McLeod
J. P. Mcintosh
G. W. Dawson
St. Matthews Church
Binscarth
Aits
St. John’s College School
Nipeg
Russell School Notes: Fair and Essay Contest on Democracy
The Boys and Girls Club Fair in Russell and district runs at the 25th with contests for youths ages nine to nineteen. Essays on democracy receive special prizes and a teachers meeting is set for September 30 in C. W. Thom's office. School rooms on the second floor have been cleaned and painted.
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Russell School
Russell and
C. W. Thom
Town Council Minutes Adopted and Budgets Approved
Minutes of last general and special meetings read and adopted. Accounts paid include J. McMillan 60.00 C F 1.29 Western Municipal News 1.00 A 32 inch bell ordered from Marshall Wells Co for a town tower. Russell to grant 100.00 to the Manitoba Social Hygienic Association.
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J. McMillan
C.F
Western Municipal News
Marshall-Wells Co
Russell
Manitoba Social Hygienic Association
In Memoriam Soldiers Killed in Action 1915 1918
In memoriam Pte Harry Fitzgerald Cove Killed in action Sept 12 1915 and Pte James P Bell KIA Sept 15 1916 and Lieut James M Walllace KIA Aug 27 1918. Poem reflects lament, vigil and peace with archaic spelling and erratic text.
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Harry Fitzgerald Cove
James P. Bell
James M. Walllace
Scott
Birth Announcement for Hammond in Silverton
Born at Silverton on September 4 to Mr and Mrs EB Hammond a child is noted in the report with the parents named and the birth date provided.
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Hammond
Silverton
Mrs
EB. Hammond
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the Merchants Bank
EB. Lucas
Russell Branch
Thomas White
Raine Whel
Laaits
Union Bank OF Canada
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Annisin
LiNutt
W. W. Barry
H. B. Fairbairn
W. Baxter
Miss Whitmore
Shellmouth
Jessie Thompson
Jessie
Ingleside
Silver Creek
John
Beery S
Christ Church
Dauphin
Davidson
Marr
Hamilton, Ont
John Avis
W. G. Brown
Chilling B. C
Brown
Fred Briggs
J. H. Mauit
Prairie River, Sask
A. W. Kenner
Kenner
Gladstone
N. R. Park
Geo. Brown
Russell Cemetery
F. Hudson
Eastern Dairy School
Iam
British Columbia
J. S. Warrington
Prince of Wales
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Neepawa G. W. V. A
Nepawa
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