Weekend Visitors and Local Threshing Notes
Local notes report Jas Cameron at home, Jas Skeech, Arthur Teu'en and Ger Smellie visiting or spending holidays in the district. Bryant Wallace Letcer and McPadyen began threshing Monday. Jock Pryent and Chas Topp traveled to Russell on Friday. A light frost last week touched vegetables but did not damage standing grain. Services next Sunday at Russell and Shelmouth churches led by Rev. H. Feir. A chopping mill will be idle for two to three days. Practical homemaking tips and family reflections appear alongside gardening and cleaning advice. A large 25,009,000 candle power light was erected at Whitefish Point to aid mariners navigating Detroit Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Cameron
Jas. Skeech
Arthur Teu'en
Ger
Smellie
Russell
Messrs
Bryant, Wallace, Letcer
McPadyen
Jock Pryent
Chas Topp
Frida
H. Feir
BA. Russell
Asessippi
Shelmouth
Ocen
Whitefish Point
Lake Superior
Detroit
A. L. Bonnycastle
Russell Rifle Association
Winnipeg
A. G. P. Smellie
Binscar'n
Kuseli
Ben Few
P H. Nelson
Sincllie
Union Bank
The
Curling Association
Local notices and harvest notes fill Russell week
R J Sanderson sails to Scotland while D McGilvray and L Boulton visit Russell. New school stone delays, threshing outfits arrive, and Miss Jean Gray joins the post office. Several residents move, visitors arrive, and an eclipse is sighted. Arch ie Fraser recovers from pneumonia as doctors relocate homes. Civilian rifle events showcase A L Bonnycastle while harvest improves with good weather. Church services and a teacher convention are announced. sidewalk and curb work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Manitoba Teacher's Association
Shoa Lake
T. Hill’s
Massey-Harris
Deig's
Halling’s Corner
Smellie’s
R. H. McCallum
Tax sale notice by Manitoba rural municipality clerk
Warrant issued by H V Bailey Reeve of Russell Manitoba commands levy on parcels for arrears of taxes with costs. Notice declares lands will be sold by auction on October 28, 1913 at 1 PM at Waller's Hall Binscarth if payments are not made. C W Thom Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Bailey
Russell
Manitoba
Waller's Hall
Binscarth
Community Notes From Binscarth and Area
Binscarth reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs A Barker on Tuesday Sept 6. Mr A Barker is the first thresher out last week. W A ladies meet at the Rectory this afternoon. Douglas Johnson and Miss Lord visited the Ireland family Sunday. R Murdock left for Winnipeg Monday to attend the Hotel Convention. Dr Swan was briefly ill but is improving. Mr H Burgess of Leeburn shows a threshing machine bought from Ed Dupont. Next Sunday St Matthew’s Day services at the church are 8am Holy Communion 10 45am Matins and Sermon 7 30pm choral evensong. A Rogl Club was organized Saturday. Mr FoxWoattar appointed secretary and Mr A Phizacklea to collect subs 1 per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barker
W.A
Douglas Johnson
Miss Lord
Ireland
R. Murdock
Wnnipeg
Swan
Mr. Smith
Winnipeg
W. G. Murphy
Newman Bros
H. Burgess
Leeburn
Ed. Dupont
St. Matthew's
Wilbe
Silverton area church and harvest news report
Local notes from Silverton describe Sunday services and visits by Rev J H Shemilt from Russell, with plans for A W Smith to preach on Sept 21 and 28. Wheat from Geo Nield’s crop arrived at the elevator. threshing and stacking dominate farm life as residents discuss skating rink plans and curling association regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
G. Oxborne
CS. Shepherd
Oregon
W. Chittick
J. H. Shemilt
Russell
Threshing outfits arrive asessippi district week
Asessippi hears threshing machines from Dropmore side while Richardson and Skinner debut a new outfit for the week. John Hammond of Silverton visits Rochedale and John Devlin of Bear Creek Ranch now owns the Tumbell Syndicate threshing outfit. A moose problem worries a Boulton resident. The Rev Feir will preach at Asessippi and Shellmouth on Sept 21. Municipal interest grows over next year’s ratepayer issues and Rally Day service set for Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
Richardson & Skinner
John Hammond
Silverton
Rochedale
John Devlin
Bear Creek Ranch
Tumbell Syndicate
Boulton
Mr. Feir
Asessippi
Shellmouth
Canadian Telephones Surge as Canada Embraces Growth
Canadian officials deport Thaw to Vermont and British capitalists pursue a petrol substitute costing one third less. Chicago reports population 2 388 500. Telephones rise to 400 000 in use and a Montreal to Vancouver run in 72 hours is planned with double tracking the CPR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vermont
Canada
Montreal
Vancouver
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Merchants’ Bank
M. H. Johnston
J. R
Ndersor, Russell
R. J. Sanderson
Scotland
D. McGilvray
L. Boulton
Toronto
J. I. Case
A. DuPre
Wright's Hall
Miss Whitmore
Jean Gray
Brnscarth
Nelson
Jack McConnell
Lake of the Woods
Finlay
Ridgetown
Ont
A B. Callin
Archie Fraser
Fraser
Cooper
Fort William
Wm Coultis
Dr. Speers
John J. Moon
Assiniboine St
P. H. Nelson
Mountain Ave
I. H. Moynes
Banner
Gilbert and
Kellie
Holsing Union Revival
Yorkton
White's
Messie
Lawrence & Meeres
Sevtander
Jean Grey
HP. Thompson
Two Creeks, Sask
Mrs. Schwalm
Endcliffe
Mr. L. Reid
Rev. Woodiwies
W. A. Wilson
Mr. Foster
Cartwright
J. H. Shemiit
Christ
Trinity Church
Harrowby
Christ Church
C. W. Thom
South East
North West
Millwood
House Millwet
Harrow
FoxWoattar
A. Phizacklea
Angusville
Q. Broadfoot
F. Shepherd
A Swararon
W Burgess
R Young
Pfaff End Metavisa
Nield Bros
J. McKay
Stratford
W. Paterson
North Dakota
Pr. Hyde
A. Smith
H. Cochrane
Forres
Sask
Ree
Hank
Maple Creek
Jay
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