Russell Banner Subscription Rates Published
The Russell Banner lists subscription rates payable in advance. Rates are 250 per year within the trading area, 3.00 outside the district, and 350 per year outside Canada. The paper is associated with the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the CWNA division, authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department, Ottawa. E. C. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar publish.
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Ruselll
Comstone
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Cw.n.a
Post Office Department
Ottawa
E. C. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Women's Missionary Society Meets in Angusville
The Women's Missionary Society held a regular meeting at the Angusville church on Wednesday September 19 with six members and one visitor. The group planned an apron sale for November 28 and ordered Christmas cards and hast notes. Members discussed invites to a Western Manitoba Synod meeting in Silvert on October 3 and updates on Home Mission books. Sympathy extended to the Coping family. Several community visitors were noted including Miss Helen Luba and Miss Edith Martin returning to Misericordia hospital duties in Winnipeg.
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Women's Missionary Society
Churehy
Mrs. Bell
Rinn
G. Bell
Gordon Breckenridge
Calwell
Anderson
Canada
J. Bell
Sara Angus
Russell
Albert Berney
Bert McTavish
Fred Copping
Elizabeth Coping
John Chuckree
M. Krisko
Stan Peryer
A. Downie
Shilo
Mildred Zink
Douglas
Helen Luba
Edith Martin
Mike Luba
Misercordia Hospital
Winnipeg
A. P. Clarke
Neepawa
W. S. Chaytor
Bill
Iss Martin
Helen
Angusville
Misericordia Hospital
Harrowby News Briefs Include Births and Local Notes
Mrs Chas Collins at Grey Nuns hospital Regina receives medical care. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Stanley Gawel and Mr and Mrs George Grabowskas on births of sons. Old Harrowby blacksmith shop by Mr Walker torn down. Relatives visit Greensides en route to Kimberley. Mrs A Olson injured hand in wringer, stitches at Langenburg. Sympathy sent to Mrs Roy Bryer. Threshing machines briefly active before rain. good crop expected if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Collins
Grey Nuns Hospital
Regina
Stanley Gawel
George Grabowskas
Harrowby
Mr. Walker
Cyril Campbell
Lucknow
Ont
Harlson
St. Mary's
Eileen Campbell
Kitchener
George Greensides
Kimberley
B.C
Greensides
A. Olson
Langenburg
Donald Olson
West Coast
Roy Bryer
Fifty Years Ago Local Industry and Dams Progress
In 1901 E Hoiles of Shellmouth bought a steam engine and offers plowing at 30 acres daily. A.B. Callin returns from Assessippi with mill dam plans. 28 expert millers expected to start the mill. Nearby, 1906 threshing reports show strong yields across farms in the district.
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E. Hoiles
Shellmouth
A. B. Callin
Assessippi
M. Gordon
Asessippi
John Rea
R. W. Patterson
W. Thom
Twenty Years Ago Weather, gravel road work and floods noted
The September 24, 1831 issue records a 2 inch rainfall causing ground soaking and sloughs to fill. A gravel outfit passed through to start work on No. 4 highway toward the boundary, with poor road conditions hampering car traffic over the hills by the Assiniboine River.
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Mountain Ave
Assiniboine Street
No. 4
As- Siniboine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Mrs. Magowski
Jimmie Craig
Binscarth Memorial
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
PGI
Messrs
Smale
Harrison
Dowling
Buie
Squair
Wright
Union Bank
H. Smith
Grand Central
W. W. W. Wilson
W. W. Barry
N. R. Park
E. Lucas
Sask
Co-operative Elevator Co
Wheat Pool
C. Herbert
Banner Office
William Waller
Binscarth
G. L. Smellie
Vancouver
Smellie
Rossburn
Stitt
I. B. Griffiths
Hugh Ross
Elks Lodges
Dauphin
Minnedosa
A. G. Smellie
A. Eamer
A. K
Ford Tractor
E. C. Shepherd
Russell, Man
Anglo- Canadian Oils Limited
Probemen
Westwood's
Manitoba
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