Local hiring at Commercial Hotel and show funding restored
Mies Mary Nutty of Virden will be employed at the Commercial Hotel. The curling season is over and the McConnell Cup is halted by Beulah after regent games. Grants to Agricultural Societies have been restored, boosting prospects for an agricultural show in the district. In years past, two settlements helped maintain livestock standards.
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Mies Mary Nutty of
Virden
Beulah
White Hi
Lesbeils
Miniota
Fiere An
Imperial Oil
Canada
Imperial
Fairsex Soap and Honey Items Featured in Grocery Special
In the Groceteria Special for Saturday Apr 18 readers see Fairsex Toilet Soap six cakes, Manitoba Honey in a lid pail priced 42 cents, and Gylmer Red Plums two tins for 25 cents. United States Ltd Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
United States. Ltd
Miniota
Mrs Borland and Miss O Hara visit relatives in Winnipeg and Winnipes
Mrs ST Borland visits in Winnipeg this week while Miss Patricia O Hara spends Easter with relatives in Winnipes. The Women’s Missionary Society met Thursday in the church parlor with Mrs McNair presiding. Easter program led by Mrs Lo Johnson and Mrs Mark. Mrs McNair read a chapter of the Study Book and a solo was sung by Mrs O Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia O' Hara
Winnipes
WMS
McNair
Lo Johnson
Bk Mark
O'Hare
Local Visitors and Travel in a Winter Holiday
Isabella Morgan Johnson Jr visits at the J Pinkbeiner home while teachers spend the holiday at their homes. Mrs A Bowen Hirtle visits her father Jas Iverach Miases A and V Campbell stay a few days in Winnipeg. R T Clarke and S Wallace transport stock to Winnipeg. Rex Collingwood of Rivers spends the holiday at the J Sutherland home.
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Mrs.a Bowen Hirtle
Jas Iverach
Rex Collingwood
Rivers
J’ Sutherland
Visiting guests at Mr Bridge home and church service
Mee f J McKenzie and Lois of Tremaine visit Mr Bridge. A splendid congregation attends the inspiring Buster service on Sunday. Also home for the Faster vacation are Miss Chapman Pratt, a Camper Foxwarren, Mierdwetl Ds otaban M Wrigh Newdale, k Wright Minict 4.
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Mee
F J McKenzie and
Lois of
Tremaine
Mr. Bridge
Chapman Pratt
Foxwarren
Mierdwetl
K Wright
Local Notes From Beulah and Area
Beulah Mrs Hall visits her mother at Foxwoerrien while Armstrong visits Winnipeg’s daughten. Mrs Yerry Shearwell holidaying with parents at Birtie. Bill Carnegie returns from Calgary after spending winter there. Mises Wiltshire and Lenore Paynier holidaying at homes in Comoerston. Miss Bray Fitton and Bowman visiting homes in Lencore Brandon and Mian. Mr Helveson buys a building from the late J Phomyson and moves it to the station for conversion to a gore. Hooded condition noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
M. Fitton
M Bowman
Lencore
Brandon
Mian
Helveson
J. Phomyson Proper Y
Gore
Easter services and play delight local church audience
The United church drew a large Easter crowd with special music by Mrs. A. N. Sewver Storlew Johnson and Veguy Woods and a sermon by Rev Hf Bowman B A. The Thabelia Young People presented It Pays to Advertise at Rooster's Hall to a capacity audience with lively, humorous performances. Intermission featured songs by A N Sawyer and M f Johnson. Afterward supporters hosted the cast at the Johnson home arranged by the Ladies of the United Church.
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Ling
United Church
A. N.sewver
Storlew Johnson
Veguy Woods
Hf. J. Bowman
B.A
Audiepes
Rorster’s
Uhenselves
A N. Sawyer
F. Johnson
Johnson
Ladies of the United Church
Miss G Mclerehan Spends Time at Leno C
In Arrow River Miss G McLerehan is spending the work of her time at Leno C. Misses MM Leland the McNab and M Kirton are home for the hot days. In honor of Mrs Hall who leaves shortly to reside in Winning a number of her friends entertained at tea yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs J Elliot. Mrs Hall was presented with a picture.
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Miss G.mclerehan
Leno C
Leland
the McNab
M. Kirton
Hall
Winning
Riends
Pageant and church rites mark Good Friday observance
A noisy disturbance preceded a mouse escaping. Good Friday services featured a pageant directed by Fiance Wallace and Myrtle Wicaine. Rev J A Stephen delivered a fitting sermon. Five new members joined the church by profession of faith and the Lord's Supper was administered on Saturday.
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Wallace
Myrtle Wicaine
J.A Stephen
Surdhy
W Farm Women’s Meeting Delivers Choir and Talk
The Wf met at Mrs J M Milcott’s home on Thursday. Tennant gave a talk on Censuring Filme. Rolles posed questions on Manitoba Legislature. Thelma Mitchell sang The Martin Man and Joyce Leland sang Bonnie Blue Handkerchief. Delegates named for district and provincial conventions include Mrs Weutherland and alternates.
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J. M. Tmlcott
Namer Leads Nimrods in Log Game Scout Exit
A group armed with rifles set out for a log cabin hunt when a scout party approached a lumber pile and startled a movement there. The others remained ready to fire as the encounter unfolded.
Johnson Mitchell wedding at Arrow River church
A pretty wedding was held at Arrow River United Church on Saturday afternoon April Pith, when Dorothy Jean Mitchell became the bride of Edward Eldjam Johnson. The ceremony featured floral decorations, a bridal chorus, and a three tiered cake. The couple plans to reside at Arrow River where Johnson is principal of the school.
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Arrow River United S
Dorothy Jean
J R E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Arrow River
Edward Eldjam Johnson
A E.johnson
Mre. Johnson
Glenboro
J. A Stephen
Phomae Mitchell
Robert
Gladys Kirton
Anne Campbell
Gordon Grey
Everett Tennant
Pauline Tennant
Grieg
W.A. Mitchell
J.B. Mitchell
Vivien Campbell
Olive Mitchell
Men's Spring Work Shirts Arrive at United Stores Miniota
New stock arrives featuring navy tan and sax blue chambray along with blue grey and greem pin checks plus fancy checks in all sizes. Special price one dollar at United Stores Ltd in Miniota.
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United Stores, Ltd
Miniota
Obituary for Thomas John McDonald of Crandall district
Funeral services were held at Heaniota United Church for Thomas John McDonald who died aged nearly 72 after pleurisy complications. Born in Minnowick in Ontario, he moved to Crandall district ten years ago with his wife and family. he is survived by his wife and several in laws and siblings, including Mrs W. Deardon, Mrs J. Warren, and a brother Robert of Hamiota.
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Thomas John McDonald
Crandall
Heaniota United Church
Hamiiota
Fesndall Diariet
Andrew
Hassell
Eye
W. Deardon
iNnisack
Sask
It. Ruhl Bles
Wheelock
Anamosa
Hebert
Hebert Iy. Ate Sho:e Are Three Ecters Mrs. J. W. Warren
Knotsa
J.N Warren
Randail
A. Ellis
Oak River
Robert
Humiota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isabella
Morgan Johnson Jr
J. Pinkbeiner Hore
Miases A
V Campbell
Winnipee
R. T. Clarke
S. Wallace
Winnipeg
Mrs Hall
Foxwoerrien
Mrei Armstrong
Daughten
Wincpeg
Yerry Shearwell
Birtie
Bill Carnegie
Calgary
Mises
Wiltshire
Lenore
M Paynier
Comoerston
Houmes
Miniota United Church Young Peoples Union
Ben. S. Woods
Miss
Ruby Partington
Miniota Hall
Uae
Herald
Macdougale
Portage la Prairie Hospital
Bh. MacDugall
Alice Seales
John J. Arklie
Welland Canal
Slave Lake
Johnson — Mitchell
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