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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
4
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Memorial services were held at Two Creeks and Mimiota for William Morton. The service at Two Creeks drew a large crowd as the hall could not hold all attendees. The Rev. Thomas spoke on the Christian life and the memory of a man described as devout and benevolent.
The plan provides a mechanism to enforce the pound bylaw throughout the municipality. Cattle owners must comply by placing their cattle under proper care and paying the required fee to secure safety and oversight.
A preacher lauds a long life of unflinching duty and public service in a House of God sermon. He honors a departed eminent figure whose years of faithful work strengthened the church and community, ending in a peaceful death and a hopeful future. The entire congregation shares in mourning and gratitude.
On Friday evening a large crowd attended a dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Teff Leland in their new barn. Despite a fierce storm the event drew about 100 people with dancing from 11 pm to 4 am. the floor was praised and all enjoyed the lively gathering. The G T P built a passenger platform at the crossing north of town and may add a spur to the CPR. Wheat in the area suffered hail damage but no serious losses. Mrs Robt Ferguson of Virden visited town Sunday.
Several local items include plans for students entering Electrical Engineering, upcoming weddings, and a meeting about stock threshing. Bert Leader promotes hail insurance while many phones remain down after Friday’s storm. The grader works opposite Richardsons under D Hill with completion expected soon.
James Morton of Revelstoke BC, who had been visiting, returned home Sunday. The northern part of the district suffered substantial damage from Friday’s storm, and local residents express sympathy for those affected.
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