Birth Announcement From Mr and Mrs
A birth notice reports the arrival of a baby to Mr and Mrs with a name fragment and a date placeholder. The read text is incomplete but indicates a newborn event and parental identifiers.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
1
A birth notice reports the arrival of a baby to Mr and Mrs with a name fragment and a date placeholder. The read text is incomplete but indicates a newborn event and parental identifiers.
Local items from The Banner report the Russell County Fair scheduled for Thursday Oct with no seed grain shown this year seed fair planned December. W S Bartley opens a Russell jewelry shop and Fawcett shipped cattle to Toronto while Harry Smith sent cattle to Winnipeg. Pauline Johnson and Walter McRavye to perform at Foresters Hall Sept 29 and Sept 20 respectively. open duck season begins Friday. Speer Drug Co Ltd formed at Shoal Lake consolidating local drugstores.
Messrs C. G. and J. S. Mayunes donated two plots of land in Harrowby for an Anglican church to be built this fall. W Bassett Smith, a Church of England student from the Qu Appelle diocese, begins mission work on the field, praised by Dean Sargent. P R Roy, B A divinity student, returns east after months in Harrowby Bavelow and Spy Hill, leaving a valued, growing congregation ready for the Master’s work.
Mr G Cartwright left for Winnipeg early this week. Mr C Haddrell departed for his Hamiota farm on Wednesday. Mrs W S Swain of Roland visits her father at the post office. The binder is quiet, stooling finished, and stacking becomes the day’s busiest task.
Judge Cumberland presided at last Wednesday's county court session noting dispositions in multiple matters. Sawyer-Massey Co. won garnished funds from Simard’s threshing outfit regarding machine earnings. Barrett Lennard case ruled for company against Lennard. Lennard's favor entered in other action. Several cases settled or dismissed. a replevin dispute favored Hertlein with Hertlein reclaiming the animal after lengthy testimony.
Manson stores ready for new goods and Grassie’s new hotel is under masons. Threshing begins with excellent crops. Mrs. A. R. Sutherland visits Winnipeg for two weeks. Grain buyers H. Finch and F. McIntyre build houses. First County Court held under Judge Cumberland. Dr. David Bryce recovers well from appendicitis. Rev. D Sutherland preaches Revelations series. Dissatisfaction grows over southward G T R route and CP R prospects.
A collage of blunt items: C N promises Yorkton train service. Parker praises the west. Tartars raid reports. freight cuts BC to Manitoba. Halifax forts taken over. CP Rail profits rise. I O F chief faces charges. Local notes on creameries, game fines, Great Northern freight, a large lumber deal with Doukhobors, mining reports, and a dried humorous anecdote about whiskey in water.
Mr. Mickle appeared for Hem broff and Mr. Bonnycastle for Hertlein in court proceedings.
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