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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1931
Page
8
The town notes Hamvite will observe Wednesday as an early chewing day this season. A chimney fire at B Goodman’s house Tuesday required the fire brigade, but damage was minimal. Chicago’s Mayor Big Bill Thompson is no longer in office after the latest vote tally. Grasshoppers are unusually thick this spring, seen notably on the south hillsides, possibly linked to the mild winter.
Forsyth Shirts praised for quality workmanship and fit with a guarantee. The item notes product arrival and strong local demand, urging customers to try them and compare against other shirts.
Crandal items seeding has commenced as farmers stay busy. Mies J Smanton substitutes for Mies Thornton at Palmerston. Mr and Mrs J Douglas relocate to Mr Richard son's farm. Rev and Mrs A J Radley with family visited Mrs Radley's home at McDonald last week. Teachers return from Easter break and resumed school Monday. Several teachers from the province spent Easter holidays at their homes here.
The article records visitors including Rev and Mrs H J Bowman to Brandon on Monday. Rose Wright returned to Winnipeg Sunday to finish her normal training. Mr and Mrs Hagen and daughter of The Pas visit with Mr and Mrs L Hall. A Mission Band and CGLT concert was planned for Thursday April 23 in the church. A Missionary service on Sunday evening was enjoyed with readings by Mrs Bowmas and Miss Kelly among others.
A bridge and Whiet Drive notice announces a gathering in SO E Bali on Tuesday April 1 at 2:00 PM sharp. Good ranch and good prizes promised with admission set at 2 cents.
The event lists Hose racing football baseball midways and a big Town Hall dance. Details promised later with more precision on schedule and participants.
For sale Pure bred Barred Rock day old chicks 15c each April 28 and May 20 hatching eggs 2.00 per 100 Sirs T Taylor phone 2214 Miniota.
Spring work will begin soon and a listing of shopworn and good secondhand seeders plows tractors and other lines of implements is available. Inquire before making arrangements elsewhere. Peter McPherson Oliver Agent Miniota Man.
A fragmented OCR line mentions members of a group identified by initials W.M. and the fragment implies a description of an event or action involving them.
Bruce Harron came back from a Toronto trip Sunday night. Back from Faster holidays and hard at work again.
Mr and Mrs KE Forstein motored to Tantalon last weekend to visit friends there.
Jack Craig is back home for spring work. Wilhout home, Jack. N. Lockhart traded a tractor for a truck through Ben Foullard.
Mrs Elliott and Mrs Mitchell are attending the presbytery gathering held in Winnipeg this week.
Staff and students resume after the holidays with a steady routine and renewed energy. Teachers report normal classes, while families express cautious optimism about progress and routine.
A brief notice hopes to see Matt Davis back in action soon after an illness. the article expresses optimism about his return and the continued involvement of the team.
Misses Mary and Barbara Wall ace have returned to Sturkeon taking the car to St Stese de Lac from where they will travel by train The Arrow River School staff and pupils stage a whist drive and dance on Friday night in the ball Proceeds fund sports equipment purchases.
The Friday dance series organized by the hail committee ended in success and the committee earned praise for the smooth conduct of dances throughout the winter season.
Simon Sararas, a worker on the J. S. Mitchell farm, was injured last week when a struck stone threw him from the plow. He suffered a bad back injury but authorities say nothing serious may have resulted.
The C G L T held a unique meal Saturday at Mrs J M Eliott's home. The event featured Japan themed salade served in Japanese fashion with girls learning to converse in Japanese and use chop sticks adding to the flavor of the evening.
Frederick Edward Reeves, a popular youth from the Two Creeks district, died at 1! years old after an appendicitis and peritonitis operation in Winnipeg. He had left for work a week before and was brought back to Two Creeks for a funeral at his family home conducted by Rev. W.P. Mason. He leaves his mother and father, two brothers, and a sister in California. the community mourns his loss with many funeral tributes.
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