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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1931
Page
8
The few United Church Human books are now available. The ensire court will open on Tuesday. A murder and breach of promise case will come before Judge Dysart.
United States Ltd Minnesota advertises fine child sizes 5 to 10 rib Cotton Hose in Grate Sand Black at 2c per pair, five for $1.00. Agricultural department reports Manitoba wheat acreage down 3, Saskatchewan down 5, Alberta down 5 to 7 percent, with a predicted rise in live stock.
Manitoba's Clear Lake National Park begins stocking with beaver and deer and places the animals under the care of Grey Owl the renowned Indian naturalist and writer. The project aims to showcase native species and promote conservation efforts with the guidance of the famed naturalist.
Mintota stores will close on Wednesday afternoons during the summer instead of Thursdays due to changes in train service. The weekly half holiday begins Wednesday May 6 and runs through Wednesday August 26.
Miss Kelly with her mother attended the St George s Day concert in the church where the event drew a modest crowd yet was enjoyed. Miss McConnell spoke on her trip to England and other contributors included P Strickland of Decker, Miss D Lints and Miss M Kennedy with readings and duets by CGLT members and Mrs Bowman giving missionary readings.
A Special Service has been arranged by the United Church Sunday School for Mothers Day Sunday May 10 at 1 a.m. and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
A meeting of those interested in the Miniota Tennis Club will be held at the Royal Bank on Friday May 2 at 8 50. Reports will be received and officers to be ejected and general club business will be discussed.
Thursday June ith hosts the Big Canadian Legion Sports at Birtle featuring horse racing football and baseball with a midway and a large evening dance in the Town Hall. Further particulars to follow.
Mammoth Bronze Turkey eggs for sale at 20 cents each. Contact R G in Stowe via phone 13 13 Miniota.
A Minnesota meeting of 25 trustees from Municipal System Crandall Decker Rosa and Two Creeks discussed reducing school year estimates and agreed on a salary schedule to cut teacher pay by length of service with plans to implement at the start of the next school year. Dr Chalmers chaired the session and noted no further salary details were available yet.
United Stores in Miniota offers Ladies full fashioned sik hose in all sizes and shades at a special value of one dollar per pair.
Isabella Notes ID. Marshall W Irwin and P Beveridge are arranging assessments at Minnedosa this week. Miss Ruby Finkbeiner, who has been teaching at Blazis, returned Sunday to Winnipeg to finish her training.
Preparations are underway for a special Mothers Day service set for Sunday May 10. The event will be led by the teachers of the Sanday School.
Miss M Kelly of Radville Saskatchewan was summoned home on Saturday due to her mother Mrs D Kelly's illness. Mrs Kelly departed for Brandon on Monday to receive medical care under doctors' supervision.
Beulah Buts spring work keeps everyone busy though rain is badly needed. Mr and Mrs J Chisbohn were visitors to Neepawa on Sunday last.
A child born at Beulah on April 28 to Mr and Mrs Fred Green. The family greets a son in this new arrival recorded in the local birth notice.
Miss White spent the week end with friends in Crandall. Mr. Roy Leland visited Lenore with friends. The Gloom Chasers announce a Carnival Dance on May Mth. Mrs. E. D. McNab visited Mrs. J. Fleming of Minnecors over the week end.
The Assiniboine River reportedly rose about six feet since the ice went out prompting a note that a proclaimed prophet predicting a wet spring may have misdated his forecast.
A sizable audience of young people attended the Virden show Saturday night and reported it as a good performance with lively crowd response.
Residents express desire for warmer days to spur field work and practice for football and baseball teams and to prepare tennis facilities for use. Officials note pending schedules and funding priorities while the community awaits better conditions for outdoor sports season readiness.
Mr Sigvaldaon visited Branden on Tuesday to oversee exams while Rev A Stephen led the High School in his absence.
Local musicians from Hamieta prepare for this year’s festival. Organizers encourage supporters to wish performers luck as coordinated events and performances span multiple days.
Residents urged to tidy yards and boost town’s curb appeal with more efforts. Organizers call for widespread participation to transform the area into a cleaner, tidier community along the line.
Mothers Day will be observed on Sunday May 26 with special committees in charge of the program. Everyone is working hard to make it a success and invites all to join in honoring mothers on Mothers Day.
Large shipment of 322 head of cattle for export to Great Britain departed Winnipeg on a 37-car CP train, the first eastbound consignment since November, with 22 cars allocated to eastern Canada. A separate segment notes Sitka spruce lumber needs for a home and mentions the Empress of Britain trials on the Clyde watched by crowds estimated near 100,000. The article also covers railway workers, a reunion after 45 years, and upcoming tourist developments along the Bay of Fundy including inns and hotels.
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