Local cattle shipment figures up to March 25 1997
Incomplete records indicate 21 521 cattle shipped from Winter Poeter n Canada as of March 25 1997.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1937
Page
8
Incomplete records indicate 21 521 cattle shipped from Winter Poeter n Canada as of March 25 1997.
Local store United Stores Ltd advertises prunes 1 global 50 for 1.00 per pound pail 44 cents shelled walnuts 35 cents per pound and plum jam four pound pails 45 cents for shoppers this week.
The School Board met at J T Pinkbeiner's Isabella home with all members. Milne and Dennis urged reconsideration of van routes to Beulah. Inspector Beveridge reported a complaint from Milne and Thompson. no action was taken. Proposals included grants for transportation, insurance rules, corona badges for children, and various fare changes for routes to Beulah Arrow River Blair Miniota and adjustments for monthly driver pay and payments for 1937. The next meeting is set for Miniota on May 19 at 2 pm.
The marriage of Margaret Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Gots Chopmore to James Rees son of Mr and Mrs Ross Oxabella took place on Saturday April 24 at St Drom. The couple will reside at rear iantwila and well wishing is extended for their happiness.
A solemn quiet wedding occurred at the home of Mrs Duncan in Shoal Lake on Saturday April 21. The couple Hurst Cuffe and Irene were attended by sixteen guests including the bride’s family. The couple will reside in Shoal Lake and well wishes were extended for their future.
Beulah Mire note lists Mrs Hull undergoing an operation in Winnipeg yesterday. The Johnson family and Roy Guan spent the evening in Virden. Norse Gemmel of Brandon visits Mr and Mrs H KE Forster. The Dey ta Come began on Tuesday with Dr Miles in Harwe. The WXS will rest on Wednesday at the home of Mrs AS Fraser.
Win Preston traveled to Winnipeg to consult his medical adviser Mrs J Orr of Binsearth spent the weekend with her sister Urs T Green. A lecture remains planned for Wednesday in the ball under the Ladies of the United Church. A charity bake sale raised 326 for the Dental Chats fund hosted by Mrs A Sawyer in Winnipeg with her mother recovering from a throat operation. Mrs Hembroit will lead the United Church Sunday service at 1915 and Sunday School will run through summer. A Shamrock dance drew a large crowd Friday with music by the Oakar orchestra.
One way disc plows six and eight feet long offered by P C Watts J J Case dealer in Miniota. Brisk sale expected as secondhand farming equipment moves quickly.
For sale a number of brood sows due to farrow in June and July. For details contact J. J. Morton at phone 183. Mimota Exchange.
For sale grain from Grimm Alfalfa Government No 2 with termination 3 percent and certificate No 56. 4508, Ap R. B. Einergise Beulah. phone 2512.
Prize for fox-trot went to Mr Waterbery and Grace Evans. Old-time waltz honors awarded to Mr and Mrs POS Jacobpherson. LH Wake-Held received a birthday presentation in his honor.
Mrs Goddard and Dorothy spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mrs Phillips visits Mr and Mrs R Phillips at Decker. Mr and Mrs W Lindsay of Floors visit R Welsh home on Sunday. The first weekly picture show at Pridseyv drew large crowds for both showings.
A church board meeting last week decided to continue the current presence arrangement for services for another year. Rev. T. D. Birnett of Hamiota attended the session.
Arrow River EK and L Shoemaker with Keith Rutledge traveled to Woodworth on Sunday. A joint meeting of the churches in the Miniota charge of the United church was held there on Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Waselenchuk and their family have moved into the McKenzie house once occupied by the Jackson family.
Mr and Mrs Wheatland visited in Minnedosa and called on Mrs TH Wheatland during the week.
Mrs Wheatland will remain for a time. The W I club staged a hail fund raiser for the Dental Clinic in May raising over 820 dollars. The WI quilt was won by J D Sutherland. A Coronation celebration will be held in the hail on May 17 with a special speaker and a concluding dance.
J Craig as president with Myrtle Leland and others led a Strath clair Rivers and Hamiota gathering at Kenton. A single festival will be held at Wak River on May 16 and 14 featuring about thirteen plays with Mr Yeddeau as adjudicator.
Mrs R J Heise and Lawrence spent the week end in Brandon. W Scarth Cecily of Binscarth spent the week end at the R Scarth house. Mr and Mrs R Shipley and family of Russell spent Sunday with a Mrs and Mrs Wiverach. Weekend passengers to Winnipeg were Mesdames Vasey Sutherland Westewart Wright Wright Ariss and Lillian Mrs Brisbin and Jack N A Cudle has secured a salesman post with a Winnipeg dry goods firm. territory covers northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Mrs C W Blight rushed to Angusville to be with her brother John Chaytor after his operation. His condition showed improvement as he recovers.
Fourteen members gathered at the home of Mrs R E Vasey on Thursday for a devotional period and business session. Mrs W Wright led the devotional and Mrs R T Clarke presented a report on the recent Presbyterian meeting held in Winnipeg.
The May 12 celebration opens at 6 pm with sports on the athletic grounds. A coronation tree planting follows at 7 o clock, then a program and service at 8 50. Further arrangements will be announced later.
A church notice lists worship times for Miniota and Arrow River locations. Miniota holds Sunday School at 11 a.m. and Evening Service at 7:50 p.m. Arrow River offers Sunday School at 1:54 p.m. and a Service of Worship at 11:30 a.m. with a second Sunday School at 12:30 p.m. Church service details provided.
Church notices list morning and evening services with a Sunday School at 7.30 and Evensong with Sermon, Matins and Sermon, Coronation Service borrowed by Sunday School, naming Bewah and Miniotas.
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