Local News Notes and Legislative Session Hints
Mike Betty Canoningham of Winnipeg spent the weekend at her home here. The Anglican XY. P. A. will meet on Wednesday at p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Birch. There is a considerable amount of legislative grist to be put through the mill and the Legislature will likely be in session for at least another two weeks.
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Mike Betty Canoningham
Winnipeg
Birch
Bennett
Bracken
Ottawa
Manitoba
Poman's Spring and Simmer Lisle Hosiery Sold at Wested Stores
A cluttered notice notes Poman's Spring and Summer Lisle hose for ladies with pricing per pair 45 6, sold at Wested Stores Ltd Miniota. Additional items mention a police warning about unpaid car and radio licenses and local social events including Lodge Croydon activities and prizes won at a whist night.
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Poman
Wested Stores, Ltd
Miniota
Farm stock sale at Mrs Hooper’s yields strong prices
Peter MacPherson conducted a highly successful sale of farming stock at Mrs M T Hooper's on Wednesday. Most items sold rapidly and at satisfactory prices despite poor weather. The report notes a bustling crowd and excellent demand for goods aside from the grain separator.
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Peter MacPherson
M. T Hooper
School Transportation Changes and Census Plans Adopted
The Board approved census work and reports from Inspectors and Attendance Officer. Transportation routes were adjusted with several route fees or reductions effective April 1st to April 21st. Schools to open mid April with start times set and payment authorized for water drawing at Isabella School. Next meeting set for Miniota May 2 at 2 p.m.
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Heyhoe
W. H. Miller
Beulah Bits Easter Holidays Spread Among Teachers
The teaching staff enjoys Easter holidays at home. Mrs Harron and children left Monday for a visit to Portage la Prairie.
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W. A. Harron
Portaze Ja Prairie
Easter Services and Arabian Nights Play Noted
Special Easter Services were held in both churches and well attended. The Isabella Dramatic Society presented Arabian Nights last Tuesday. It was praised as a splendid play with skilled acting though bad roads reduced the crowd. Attendees enjoyed the performance and appreciated the players.
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The
Isabella Dramatic Society
Weekend Visits and Easter Services Noted in Community
Isabella Notes Miss I. Bridge and Miss B McLean of Brandot spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs M.J. Bridge. A special service will be held in the church Sunday night and led by the Mission Band and choir. Easter services were enjoyed with splendid choir music. Misses Rose Wright Rapid City Ruby Finkbeiner Two Creeks and Marjory Bardwell Brandon and Terry Sharvell Forrest are spending the holiday at home.
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I. Bridge
B McLean
Brandot
M.j-Bridge
Chureh
Mission
Rose Wright
Rapid City
Ruby Finkbeiner
Two Creeks
Marjory Bardwell
Brandon
Terry Sharvell
Forrest
Easter Services Reported by Crandall Unit
Crandall W M 8 held Easter service Thursday afternoon with 21 members present Mrs O Hara presided Mrs Radley read the study book and a special form of service was used An Easter Service was held in Unitec church Sunday morning with Rev A J Radley addressing the congregation well rehearsed choir music and a solo by Mrs O Hara Spectral music and children’s recitations marked the Sunday School observance.
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W- M
Unitec
A.J. Radley
School Board Meeting Minutes From Minnsota Hall
The School Board met at the Municipal Hall Minnesota on April Tith with members present. The Secretary submitted correspondence from the Department of Education on general levy reductions census of school children and promotions and contracts for Grades 1X and X.
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Minnsota
Department of Education
For Rent Evans Residence on Louise Ave
FOR RENT the Evans residence on Louise Ave formerly occupied by P Beiber in assessment on May 1 Apply John Spalding Miniota FOR SALE 20 bags of Early Ohio Seed Potatoes grown from Certified Seed Price 60c per bag of 90lbs EB L Sunley phone 18 3 Crandall exchange
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Evans
Louise Ave
P Beiber
John Spalding
Miniota
Ohio
Sunley Phone
Crandall Exchange
For Sale Reward Wheas and Barley Multiple Lots
For sale one cert numbered 52 2152 with germination six days 96/4 and Carter cise cleaned at price per bushel 45e. Also several bushels of O A C 21 Barley offered. Mrs John Foster phone 14 4 Miniota.
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Carter
John Foster
Miniota
Arrow River Notes Incomplete Shipping to Winnipeg
W H Kirton accompanied a car to stock for Winnipeg on Tuesday. Miss Wallace spends Easter vacation at her home there. Miss E White and Miss McArthur of Crandall visited the former's parents over the weekend.
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W. H. Kirton
Winnipeg
Wallace
E White
Miss McArthur of
Crandall
Local Travel and Social Notes From Blaris Area
Mrs E Dayton Miss E Hyndeman and Mes C Fleming and son Eliott left Monday for Vancouver. Mrs Gordon Lelond and sons Avion and Jack of Brandon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Leland. Mr Coxwell of Melita unloaded a car of settlers effects here last week and will occupy the farm recently vacated by EE Goodeve. The YP S presented four sketches at Blaris on Wednesday for the YP Societies fund. Lunch followed and E Sinclair and son Edward motored to Brandon with Miss B Sinclair and Miss Lane who spent the weekend here. Ed notes the road is in poor condition in places.
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J W.pratt
Birtle
Pratt
E Dayton
E. Hyndeman
Mes C. Fleming and Son
Eliott
Vancouver
Gordon Lelond and Sons
Avion and
Jack
Brandon
Frank Leland
Coxwell
Melita
E.e.goodeve
Y P.S
Blaris and
Arrow River
Y P Societies
Blaris Y_P.S
E. Sinclair
Edward
B. Sinclair
Lane
Easter Music at Services and Sacrament Observed
Easter was observed with special music in both services. The Sunday School Choir sang There is Glory and the church choir performed Christ is Risen and Christ the Lord is Risen. Old Rugged Cross was sung by John Mitchell. Following the service the Sacrament was administered.
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Christ
Old Rugged Cross
John Mitchell
Sunday School executive fills Beginners class vacancy
The Sunday School executive met on Tuesday night to conduct business. Clara Jackson filled the Beginners Class vacancy with Lorraine Wiggins as assistant. Mothers Day Service committees were named with Misses E White G Mellenahan and a Mitchell for Programme and Misses E Elliott M Jackson and JM Wallace for Caristsians. Secretary Win Jackson to issue invitations as usual.
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Clara Jackson
Lorraine Wiggins
Misses E White
G.mellenehan
A Mitchell
Misses E, Elliott
M Jackson
JM. Wallace
Win Jackson
Pageant and Service Highlight Easter Observance at Local Church
Good Friday service was held the previous night in the church with strong attendance. Rev. J. A Stephen delivered a talk on The Three Crosses. A pageant All for Christ was presented by Misses B. White M. Townson B Leland C Jackson E Lockhart J Elliott Mrs. E Sinclair and Messrs J Sutherland K Rutledge Ti Mitchell and J Tennant. Choir provided suitable music.
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J. A Stephen
Christ
B. White
M. Townson
Leland C Jackson
E.lockhart
J. Elliott
J.f.tennant
Obituary Patrick Morrison Pioneer Farmer in Crandall District
Patrick Morrison a pioneer resident and one of Crandall district's successful farmers died at his home Thursday morning in his 65th year after several years of illness. Born December 11 1868 in Rose Hearty Scotland he came to Canada about a decade ago settling in Crandall. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Hay of Winnipeg and Mary at home and five sons Alexander Winnipeg Thomas Brandon James Rope Edward and George at home. Funeral service held Friday at home conducted by Rev A J Radiey with interment in Crandall cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas Strachan B Strachan and B Strachan nephews J S Mitchell Anthony Rudd land John Rudd.
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Patrick Morrison
Crandall
Mr. Morrison
Rose Hearty
Scotland
Canada
Mrrs.Hay
Winnipeg
Mary
Alexander
Thomas
Brandon
James
Rope
Edward
George
A.J. Radiey
Crandall Cemetery
Thomas Strachan
B Strachan
B.strachan
J.S. Mitchell
Anthony Ruddland
John Rudd
George Cornish Loses Home to Fire on Tuesday
Fire destroyed George Cornish residence around 12 45 pm Tuesday. Though neighbors tried to save the building, it burned completely. Strong winds from the southeast prevented spread. George escaped with minor burns. Cause unavailable. nearby structures were shielded by timely efforts.
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George Cornish
George
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Sons of England
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T.hainsworth
Wawanesa Mutual
Regan Insurance
Manitoba School Trustees’ Association
Finkbemer
Lindsay
Blaris
Beulah
Wm. Miller
Ted Finkberner
Isabella School
Isabella
United Stores, Ltd
A. Spencer
P&g
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J. D. Forsyth
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
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D. G. McKenzie
Agriculture
Jummigrat
United
YPS
Miniota Hall
W. A
Holy Trinity Church
Monthe L. Kinsey
Elmer Houck
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J. T. Leland
Marvel
Latham
A. J. Dennis
William Thomas Grey
William Robert Grey
United Church of Canada
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Church of England
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Holy Trinity
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