Notice to Creditors in Estate of Sarah Hon Clee
Notice under the Manitoba Trustees Act for creditors and claimants against the estate of Sarah Ann Clee of Russell Manitoba died around June 26 1917. Claims must be sent to Wilson & Glen solicitors Russell by October 22 1917. After that date the executor will distribute assets to those entitled with no liability to late claimants. Dated Russell Manitoba September 17 1917. William Wilbert Wilfred Wilson Executor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Sarah Ann Clee Pate
Russell
Province of
William Wilbert Wilfred Wilson
Northern Judicial District
Wilson & Glen
W W W Wilson
Notice to Creditors of John Clement Estate
Provisions of the Manitoba Trustees Act require all creditors and claimants against the estate of John Clement late of Shellmouth Manitoba died at Russell around July 28 1917 to send prepaid notices with claim details and security. executor James Stevens will distribute assets after November 1 1917 and will not be liable for unnotified claims. Wilson and Glen solicitors Russell Manitoba act for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Trustees
Russell
Manitoba
James Stevens
Wilson & Glen
Red Cross Notes and Upcoming Concert
A church notes item lists a meeting at Mrs Gien’s home on the first Saturday at 3 30. Sock Shower proceeds amount to 36 pairs of socks and 11 dollars 30 cents. Monthly contributions total 10 dollars with membership at 1 dollar. A Grand Concert is to be held in the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday night October 23rd, with tickets urged for early purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien
Jones
Presbyterian Church
Christ Church Service Schedule Notes
Church notes list Holy Communion at 8 am and evening prayer at 7 pm with no morning prayer. Sunday School at 2:30 pm. Silverton timetable fragment mentions morning session but is incomplete.
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Russel
Silverton
Bankrupt Sale Highlights Local Goods and Discounts
Local stores advertise bankrupt sale deals on men s shirts overalls work shirts and linen collars at reduced prices. Boots are offered at seven dollars and five dollars trading company discounts promise savings on canned goods spices syrups jams and other groceries at a Park s Jewellery Park s stock offers and a large line of alarm clocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Alarn Cock
Park's
Russell Trading Co
China offers 300,900 soldiers in France
Russia remains the center of sensational reports as Karensky faces treason accusations while the United States reveals German intrigue involving several prominent citizens. W P Kearnes, a civil engineer, died in a Dauphin auto accident. Sir Robert Borden pledges women enfranchisement after elections. Saskatchewan land figures show 38,80)6 occupied of 94,000,000 acres.
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Saskatchewan
W P Kearnes
Dauphin
Robert Borden
Russia
Karensky
United States
Born Sudbury in Shellmouth A daughter born
At Shellmouth on Saturday September 22 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs H Sudbury in the local hospital with joyful hopes for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Shellmouth
Mraod
H Sudbury
Argentina Declares War and Local War News
Argentina declares war on Germany. Lon Latterell killed in France. Rain delays threshing. Diphtheria cases rise in Spy Hill district. First call for men under new act on Oct 8. Canadian parliament dissolution likely next week. Harvest Festival Oct 7 at Russell English Church. Geo Meeres joins CPR station. J Devlin buys Manse property at CNR station. Shellmouth Boys and Girls Club fair Friday. Archie Fraser’s Plenty hardware burned, other businesses affected. Thanksgiving Day Oct 7. stores closed. Red Cross drive urged at Boys and Girls Club event. Community notes on visitors, lunar moons, and local elections.
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Argentina
Germany
Lon Latterell
France
Russell
Geo Meeres
CPR
J Devlin
CNR
Shellmouth
Sheillmouth
Archie Fraser
Plenty
Death of Mrs Thos Almack in Binscarth area
The death of Mrs Thos Almack formerly of Binscarth is reported. Mr and Mrs Almack have lived in Vancouver for years. The funeral of Mrs Donald Robertson at Binscarth cemetery last Wednesday was well attended. The deceased was 26 and survived by a baby son and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Almack
Binscarth
Almack
Vancouver
Donald Robertson
Millwood and Harrowby visit show church and concert notes
Millwood WA group hosts a meeting at Mrs W McKinnon home to discuss belfry funds now around $60 with more needed. A school concert led by Miss Marjory Swain entertains seven pupils and Temperance talk inspires parents. A funeral at Silver Creek cemetery honors a departed relative.
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Marjory Swain
Marjory
McKinnon
WE Swain
Minnie Bily
Weekend Visitor Attends Rally Day Service in Kelloe
Silverton JH Cairns of Kelloe was a weekend visitor. Rally Day Service set for Sunday at 3 pm. Threshing delayed by bad weather. Heating bought a new Ford. Harvest Festival attendance reported from Minniska. Mrs Janet Hammond died last Thursday at her daughter's home, after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH Cairns
Kelloe
Minniska
Janet Hammond
D C Stewart
Shellmouth Meeting Notices and Local News
The WA monthly meeting will be at Mrs Langford’s home on Thursday October 4 at 3 o’clock. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Gerrard’s on Thursday October 11 at 2:30 pm. Mr and Mrs Weaver plan to leave Shellmouth early next month and villagers wish them well. Pte Ernest Sudbury of the Canadian Mounted Rifles was recently wounded. well wishes for his recovery are urged. A note from Mrs Ridgway of Shellmouth thanks for a $950 receipt and emphasizes the Bible Society’s ongoing work and appeal to Christian supporters.
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Langford
Ladies Aid
Gerrard
Weaver
Shellmouth
Ernest Sudbury
Canadian Mounted Rifles
Ridgway Shellmouth
Strathclair Threshing Progress and Local Appointments
Strathclair threshing is about half completed with wheat yielding sixty to seventy five dollars per acre for local growers. Miss Alma Williamson and Miss Flora McDonald are appointed delegates to the Older Girls Convention in Winnipeg next week, described as Manitoba’s most important Sunday School event. Mrs Smith and Mrs Morrison are visiting friends at Shellmouth. The note contrasts literary trends with warnings about the Kaiser's Vision and German Ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Williamson
Flora McDonald
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Smith
S Morrison
Shellmouth
Saskatchewan Population Reaches 647,335
Saskatchewan reports a population of 647,335 in latest figures. The Quebec Bridge has been positioned into its final place, completing a major infrastructure milestone.
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Saskatchewan
Quebec
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah Hon Clee
Per Wilson & Glen
Jobn Ciement
Mary Wilson
Grand Central Hotel
Falling Home
Bill Paramount
Marie Doro
London
Neptune’s
Red Cross
Christ Church
Trading Co
China
Harvey Rea
Ira Leflar
Olive
Walker's
T Tod
D E Boulton
TC Peden
Russiaia
W J Kolb
Gleneffer
Spy Hill District
Cour Aise
Red Cross Society
Carnochan
Newfoundland
J Mooney
Grain Growers Grain Co
Mooney
Sharinen
Manitoba Sunday School Association
Roblin
I Mitchell
Liberals
T Johnson
Deacon
McGilvray and
Lane
Good Roads Department
Starcombee
Birtle
Peoria
M S Mountain
Selsgirth
Geo Beamish
Crystal Rebekah Lodge
Secker
Millwood
WE Swannard
Walker
Harrowby
W McKinnon
W Carson
Silver Creek
Hyde
Silverton Station
Man
Miss Hyde
Sec
R. C. S. Silverton
AL Pellard
Strathclair
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