Stowe Weekend Visit at Deloraine with Weidlehamers
Mr. and Mrs. Stowe spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Weidlehamer at Deloraine.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. Stowe spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Weidlehamer at Deloraine.
Minoria Evaht headline mentions a storm south of Brandon last week and telephone poles damaged. The notice notes a price per dozen for seamless cotton grain bags and references United States Ltd at Miniota.
A bandit held up a man in Winn last week and escaped with cash valued at roughly $700. The incident prompted a police report, with investigators seeking leads and the victim describing the assailant’s appearance.
Arrangements are under way to establish a bus service from Knox to Ep, linking with the C. N. Jr. network. The plan aims to improve regional transit by creating a through route and coordinated schedules for riders.
An additional unit installed at the Homiona electric light plant provides around the clock power for residents. Radio owners are being notified that their licenses must be renewed or face a fine.
Little girls and boys jerseys in navy brown and nile peat and serviceable sold in all sizes at 1 65 each. United Stores Ltd Min tota.
A notice reports Miss Rorie Cottingham is seriously ill in Winnipeg and that little hope is held for recovery. No further details on doctors or treatment are provided.
Hazen Chalmers brought home a new Chevrolet chassis from Virden on Friday. He plans to enter the gravelling business and start a local hauling venture.
Reg McBratney, once a bank teller here, traveled from Brandon last week to pick up his car and has since been transferred to Winnipeg.
A group of workers on the P. R. line has finished the water tank and plans to start extensive alterations to the depot this week.
A new bowling club is reported forming as interest in golf wanes. The note hints golf may not be pursued seriously this season, opening doors for the new pastime.
Friends and admirers of Hon. Ernest Lapointe have subscribed 125000 dollars to assure him an annual income of 6000 dollars for the remainder of his life. The pledge reflects widespread support for the long serving official and secures his financial comfort in coming years.
A call to action urges residents to tidy up the town and improve curb appeal. Authorities emphasize that a neat environment reflects on the community and its inhabitants. Local leaders stress collective effort to lift standards and discourage neglect.
Sam Dixon, once from this town and now in Buffalo Horn Sask, fell from a building and sustained serious head and arm injuries.
Nelson Lockhart of Arrow River announces tram handling a new Chevrolet 6 car this season with a demonstration model expected shortly. A full line of Case machinery and small repairs are also offered by Lockhart's shop.
Percy Watts began loading Stewart and Cameron material stored west of the school for years and is preparing the shipment to MacDonald. The move indicates ongoing salvage and transport of longstanding field stock.
The cribbage tournament concluded with prizes awarded to Jat, Jack Wythe in second, Bill Prettise in third, and Arthur Leam in fourth. The Ladies' tournament results for the Winovers have not yet been advised.
The official notes that spring seed allotments from the Federal Department are only two bushels per farmer, so small sowings are needed. He advises sowing on broken ground or summer fallow, surrounding seed plots with a drill width of another crop like oats, and cutting the oats before full maturity. Harvesting and threshing must prevent mixing to preserve seed value.
Becker born at Cake Saskatchewan on Friday April 12 to Mr and Mrs Becker a son born to the couple in their home hospital report denotes a healthy male child with weight and length not provided.
Mrs. M E K Vance has returned from the hospital and is slowly recovering, Crandall residents report.
Rev and Mrs Brady and Gon Ebor of Oak River paid a visit to the town last week.
The Miniota School Literary Society presented the three act play Nicholas Nickleby on Friday night. The performance was well received with the hall comfortably filled and many reports noting capable work by the cast.
Harry Salter returned Thursday from England and said he enjoyed the trip. He noted the cold weather, with temperatures reaching 8 below zero, far harsher than the 60 here, though he still had a good time.
A professional billiard player, Al George, entertained local enthusiasts Monday night with an exhibition at the billiard hall. In addition to games he staged stunts that amused attendees and offered tips on cue handling and popular shots.
United Stores announces a sale on a red back blue overalls set with the largest cut option, available in high or low back styles. A United Store Special at 2.15 per pair with matching smocks sold at the same pace from United Stores Ltd Miniora.
The Crandall Dramatic Society presented Eyes of Love at Miniota hall on Monday night and earned high praise as the best play seen in Miniota. The cast delivered a humorous and sentimental story with a clear moral, supported by musical numbers by E Lynch Phyllis Dorward and Curtis and a Dryndale monologue.
The Dominion Cerealist says Reward wheat for spring distribution is completely exhausted. He notes at least five thousand farmers will test the new variety this year across the three Prairie Provinces, a test expected to influence its future meaning for agriculture.
The Ladies' Curling Club entertained friends at home that week and enjoyed a splendid social gathering.
Mr and Mrs A Budd visited their son Weldon at Shoal Lake on Sunday. He was recently transferred from the Broval Bank at Holland to the Shoal Lake Branch.
Isabella notes Earl Wallace departed Monday for Rosetown Sawk.
Clark and Shurwel departed for Regina last week, according to the brief excerpt. The text provides no further details on purpose or companions.
Five Rose Wrichtles meet on Saturday in Braidon to study languages, continuing their academic pursuits at the local institution.
Bruce Maxwell, son of Mr and Mrs Maxwell, was taken to Hamiote Hospital where an operation for appendicitis was performed. He is reported to be recovering well and getting along fine.
Mrs D Clark attended the marriage of her daughter Edna and Mr L P Elsie in Knox Church Winnipeg last Saturday. Best wishes are extended to the couple for a happy prosperous life together.
The Little Dramatic Society will stage Three Wice Foo s in the Orange Hall on Wednesday the 24th at 8 30 under the auspices of the Women Institute.
The quiet ceremony took place on Saturday March 30 with Nallie Young eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas Young Crandall marrying William Bell of Blairs. Rev E Bruce Thornton officiated. The Bell couple plan to reside at Blaris and receive best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
Jas. Clark and family have relocated from town and now reside on the farm previously occupied by H. Sharpe.
The Birtle Dramatic Society will present the play Three Wise Fools in Forsters Hall on Friday the 26th under the auspices of the Beulah Rink Club.
The Women's Institute held its monthly meeting at Mrs W Frazer's home last week with Mrs Titley presiding. Members discussed upcoming events and shared plans for community activities.
E Reynolds presented an amusing reading from Booth Tarkington. In the contest the best item used one yard of cretonne. Mrs. E Forster won the first prize and Mrs. Icken participated in the event.
This piece explains indigestion as a symptom of many underlying conditions. It urges finding and removing the cause rather than self treatment, emphasizes slow eating, proper meals, clean presentation, regular toilet habits, and addressing dental issues to prevent pain and expense.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota seeks to register land under the Real Property Act and Assessment Act. The notice warns that unless title is redeemed or a caveat filed within three months from service, a certificate of title will issue to the applicant and prior claims will be barred.
Canada bred to lay baby chicks advertised as 100 percent alive. Leghorns 17 cents, barred rocks and related breeds priced per hundred with various varieties listed. Incubators and brooders offered with a biologically tested guaranteed analysis. contact Alex Taylor at Furby Street Winnipeg.
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