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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
9
Warrant issued by Reeve of Boulton Manitoba directs sale of parcels for arrears of taxes and costs. If not paid by 2 pm November 1 in the Clerk's Office, lands will be sold at public auction. Dated September 26, 1910, Edwin Armstrong Secretary Treasurer.
At Grafton North Dakota a son was born to Mr and Mrs J Kingsbury on Sunday September 18. At Angusville a son was born to Mr and Mrs W Chittick on Wednesday September 8.
In Russell on Tuesday September, Miss Fore daughter and Mrs A L Buie presented to Mr William McAthey at a formal wedding ceremony.
Chicken shooting opens Saturday. Rossburn Fair set for Tuesday October 4. Harvest praised yet labor scarce. B Clee C N R relieving agent stationed at Glenella. Bank of Toronto to build new office at Langenburg. Fall parliament opens November 5. Night plowing urged to maximize fall work. New threshing outfits unloaded for John Adams and Edwin Armstrong. Miss Waddell of Dominion City visiting Russell guest of Mrs. Jas. Ross. North Western teachers meet Shoal Lake October 13 and 14. Imperial Oil erecting warehouse on CPR for oil grades. Miss M Hunter millinery opening at Binscorth October 1, 3, and 9. Dr. MacDonald dentist in Russell October 6 and 7. Plates crowns and bridgework available in Russell. Department of Agriculture says ladies' work not an agricultural exhibit at summer fairs.
The Williams Jubilee Singers are billed for Russell on Tuesday October 11. The group has an international reputation as vocalists. Mrs. Ainsworth visits Shellmouth every Thursday offering music education for children.
Binscarth Miss Fraser of Stratford visits Mr. A S Crerar. Wm Gray of Peterborough accepts clerk position at Smellie Bros. A J Swan formerly Winnipeg General Hospital House Surgeon opens an office. Expected that W G Murphy’s new store will be ready by month’s end.
Millwood J Pleasance returns to his old post at the grist mill while John Wondrasek buys a new top box wagon through Mr Cartwright. Miss C Stewart, formerly a teacher, visits with Mrs McPherson of Binscarth. A new organ arrives for the school, pleasing the embryo Prima Donnas. Rev J Roche preaches the first sermon in a series.
Harvest weather brings good farming prospects in Silverton. Rev E J B Silter fills the pulpit. Jos A Carlin advances on a new house project. Bert McIntosh resumes studies at Owens College Kingston. Silverton Watch Band meets with Wallace Keating birthday refreshments. Bub Wallace returns to Silverton and praises Silver Creek as tenting ground. Tommy Bruce Peterkin moves stock to new Society and Railway corner building. Finishing touches by Peterkin reflect high city-store quality.
In Shellmouth and nearby areas threshing dominates as about 20 machines work between Russell and Shellmouth. New stock yards arrive, the school walls near completion, and local residents visit relatives. Community notes mention travel, health, and a warning about children playing with matches after a stable fire near Echo.
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