Local and General News Items from Windipex and Winnipeg
De Chalmers visited Austin this week. Mr and Mrs Wm Wetts holidaying in Windipex. Morgan Johnson to move into W Leland’s house soon. Miss Mik le Pringle visiting Mr and dirs BR Fraser Elva. Gerts Boater and Fine Straw Toe half price at United Stores. Tom D Lancaster shipped household goods west. Mrs Waldie suffers fractured hip after stepping on a stone from a car. Miss Grice of St Johns Winnipeg visiting Key and Mrs G L Armstrong. Basil Reveley to represent district No S in Free Press Golf in Winnipeg. Gloves for harvest priced at 1.00. Maple Leaf elevator ready for crop handling. Our Grocery Dept promises lower prices. Mrs E E Evans to move to Winnipeg. sale before leaving. Farewell party for Mrs S Cusack in Winnipeg district. Latest in sports Sweater Wool in new shades at United Stores. Wheat cutting begins with Garnet field. Long close second. Strachan with Marquis.
Strachan Family Enjoys Jamestown Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs J Strachan and family traveled by car to Jamestown and other US points. They report good crops along the route but praise our own valleys as equally beautiful and scenic.
Guides Officers Training Visit in Brandon
Captain F Reveley and Lieutenant N Copland met Commissioner Behros of England in Brandon last Wednesday. Behros conducted classes for Girl Guide officers and provided information to extend the work of the 1st Miniota Guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Reveley
N. Copland
Brandon
Behros
England
Miniota
Schools to reopen with new teaching staff in district
The municipal district schools resume on Tuesday August 30. New teaching staff includes Miniota: Miss E Lees BA Principal, Miss R Mitchell, W N Harvey. Isabella: Miss C Sanherson, Wynona: Miss E F Brown, Gieniochar: Miss O R Shuttle worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
E. Lees
R. Mitchell
W.N. Harvey
Isabella
C. Sanherson
Wynona
E. F. Brown
Gieniochar
O. R. Shuttleworth
United Church of Canada Minieta Pastoral Charge Services
Rev. Earl S. Dixon B A minister will lead services at Glenlochar Sunday 10 30 a m and Arrow River 12 noon public worship at Minieta 7 30 p m with a ten minute talk by the pastor and a subject On this week I will build You will be made welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Canada
Minieta
Earl S. Dixon
Glenlochar
Arrow River
Marriage of Mary Tanner and Eli Bua at Beulah
Miss Mary Tanner and Mr. Eli Bua, both of Beulah, Man, were married Tuesday evening at 82% o'clock in the United Church Manse. The service was read by Rev. E. B. Dixon of Miniota United Church. The couple will reside in Leulah.
Preston Fenty and Aileen wedding at United Church Miniota
A wedding was solemnized at the United Church in Miniota with couple Preston and Aileen Fenty as the main participants. Family and friends attended a ceremony marking their vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenty Preston
United Church
Miniota
Miss Mabel Preston Weds William Fenty in Lavinia
On Monday afternoon in Lavinia Man Miss Mabel E B Preston daughter of Isaac W and Mrs Preston married William Fenty of Hamiota Rev Earl S Dixon officiated. Attendants were Miss Pearl Murray and William Delbridge both of Hamiota. The couple will reside at Wes Fenty’s farm in the Hamiota district where they are well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E.B. Preston
Isaac W
Preston
Lavinia
William Fenty
Hamiota
Earl S. Dixon
Pearl Murray
William Delbridge
Wes Fenty
Empress of Australia shifts to St Lawrence route and rescue buoyed fame
The Empress of Australia, noted for active rescue work after the Tokio quake, is transferred from Oriental to the St Lawrence route. April coal output rose to 1,313,875 tons, above the five year average of 907,238. Fry to 185,000 fish, 60,000 in can, traveled 140 miles with minimal loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Oriental
St. Lawrence
Here
Martin
Banff
Royal Train Among Canada Pacific Finest For Royal Tour
The Royal train of the Prince of Wales and Prince George with Premier Baldwin arrives Montreal and departs west in a showpiece consists of Mount Stephen Strathcona Wentworth and Killarney private cars. The fleet includes Rupertsland Van Horne and the Mount Stephen dining lounge car finished in walnut and blue tones with radios and other comforts. The CPR’s most powerful locomotives will haul the journey across Canada toward the Rockies.
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Prince of Wales
Prince George
Baldwin
Windsor Street
Montreal
Mount Stephen
Dominion
Canada
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Canadian Pacific
Strathcona
Wentworth
Killarney
Rupertsland
van Horne
King
Premier Baldwin
C.P.R
Rockies
Plaza
Lounce
Weetworth
Ihaldwin
Notable Local Moves and Visits Mentioned
Isabella items note John Simms home again. Miss Robertson of Roblin holidaying with Eileen Bridge. Mr and Mrs A Crabbley of Rossburn in town on Tuesday. Miss Merle Kennedy leaves Friday to teach at Kenville.
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John Simms
Miss Robertson of
Roblin
Eileen Bridge
A. Crabbley
Rossburn
Merle Kennedy
Kenville
Local social notes from Brandon and area
Lorne Misener of Brandon is spending the holiday with Gordon Kennedy. Miss F. E. Kelly entertained several girl friends to dinner at Mrs H. Drummond and sons arrived Tuesday to spend a week with Mrs J. Clark. Drs. Hudson and Frazer performed a successful appendicitis operation on Elmer Finkbeiner recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Misener
Brandon
Gordon Kennedy
FE. Kelly
Drs. Hudson and
Frazer
Elmer Finkbeiner
Heise Couple Attends Smiths Wedding in Alexander
Mr and Mrs RE Heise attended the marriage of Freda Smith held in Alexander on Saturday Isst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE Heise
Freda Smith
Alexander
Brisbin Family Heads to Abernethy for Two-Week Trip
Mr and Mrs H Brisbin and their son Jack departed Saturday on a motor journey to Abernethy where they will remain for the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. Brisbin
Jack
Abernethy
Prince of Wales Tricks Local Crowd in Virden Visit
On Tuesday the Prince of Wales reportedly pulled a joke on Virgden residents waiting to greet him as his train halted for a brief stop. Premier Baldwin stepped onto the platform, but the prince largely avoided the crowd. A man in a blue shirt jumped aboard as the train pulled away, waving and shouting goodbye to the assembled townsfolk.
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Virden
Prince of Wales
Baldwin
Prinze
Shifts in Vocation and the Evolving Idea of Service
The era of selfless ministry and service is fading as people seek professions with personal profit. Modern workers aim to maximize their own good while still aiding society, broadening the idea that service includes any earned wage. Elbert Hubbard’s Golden Rule is reframed to favor self benefit as long as others are not harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Hubbard
Nasty Nice Women Privilege Sparks Quiet Critique
A voice observes gendered behavior noting women mix warmth with sharp wit. The speaker compares women's social theater to men's bluntness, suggesting women “smile and murder” while maintaining cordial fronts in public.
Nasty-nice counsel on temper and tact in daily life
The piece urges readers to curb insults and injuries from friends, noting the difficulty of staying calm. It warns that people talk and listen for trouble, and that constant temper control and tact can prevent hurt feelings in social interactions.
Duncan Welcomes Daughter Born August Eight
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Duncan at Anestin on Tuesday August eight a new arrival joins the family.
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Duncan
Anestin
Card of Thanks to Mr A FE Aspinwall and family
The Aspinwall family extends sincere thanks for the kindness shown during Mrs Aspinwall's illness and in the time of bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FE. Aspinwall
Inauguration of Winnipeg Fargo Air Mail Service
The Winnipeg Fargo air mail link opened with the first U S to Winnipeg mail arriving recently. King of the Fairies the Shorthorn bull won Calgary Exhibition premier prize for a Canadian ranch owned by H R H the Prince of Wales. Investments in Western Canada rise with English capital planning three Winnipeg motion picture houses. A 300 pound boulder containing native silver worth about 1200 dollars was found by Mederic Beauperant south of Verner on the Canadian Pacific line, drawing mining interest to Cobalt and beyond.
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King of the Fairies
Prince of Wales
United States
Calgary
Canada
Winnipeg
Mederic Beauperant
Verner
Canadian Pacific
Cobalt
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de Chalmers
Austin
Mrs. Wm. Wetts
Morgan Johnson
W. Leland
Town
Mik le Pringle
BR Fraser
Elva
Gerts Boater
United Stores, Limited
Tom D. Lancaster
Miss Grice
St. Johns
Key. J
G. L Armstrong
Basil Reveley
United
E. E. Evans
Eigert
S Cusack
Jas. Wiggins
United Stores. Limited
Frank Leland
Garnet
Tom
Long
John Strachan
Marquis
A. E. Aspinwall
Chevrolet
B. Oshawa
General Motors OF Canada, Limited
Gibson & McBain Hardware
O. Virden
Chevrolet Histo
Melita
Dominion Bowling Association
United Kingdom
Theo, Felden
Empire Trade League
Empire Mail of
London
Australia
Saskatchewan
Regina
Canadian Pacific Railway
Greater Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Coast
Dominion Reindeer Co
Vancouver
Alaska
Athabaska and
Great Slave Lakes
H. W. Lennox
Dominion Forestry Branch
Indian Head
West
Royal Train
Canadian Pacific’s
Robus
Crandall
J J.taylor
Minioia
Privat Roijs
Stewart Range
Jas
H. Plewes
Louise Ave
Wednes
E. H. Woods Hardware Crockery Tinsmithing
Miniota Man
Fargo
North Dakota
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