Biolo Cica Jas Boyce Trip to Calderat
Jas Boyce took a motor trip to Calderat during the week. Rev and Mrs W P Mason visited Winnnipeg last week. The presentation by Fred Franklin and the Brandon Miniota rup train crew followed remarks. Mr Birch thanked all for their esteem since 1911.
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Jas. Boyce
Calderat
W.P. Mason
Winnnipeg
Brandon-Miniota Rup
Fred
Franklin
Birch
Visitors in the District Include Invited Guests
Miss N Cruikshanks of Chicago visits Mr and Mrs L Dorward. Miss Gladys Evans of Winnipeg visits friends and relatives. Miss K Levins of Deloraine visits Dr Hodnets. Robin Pildrem of St James visits sister Mrs W P Mason at The Rectory. Miss L Leland spends two weeks holiday with friends and relatives.
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Gladys Evans
Winnipeg
Miss K. Levins of
Deloraine
W.L. Hodnets
Robi, Pildrem of
St. James
W P. Mason
Miss L Leland
Lebond Visit and Rebt Lang Departure Noted
Mr and Mrs A J Lebond visited their daughter Mrs Bec ker at Calder Saskatchewan last week Rebt Lang who has been visiting in the district left on Monday for his home at Lethbridge.
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A.J Lebond
Mrs. Becker
Calder, Sask
Rebt, Lang
Lethbridge
Mrs Hawthorne Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs R Hawthorne returned last week from Chicago where she visited her daughter Mrs Dr Suguen.
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R. Hawthorne
Chicago
Suguen
Hawthorne Returns from Wawanesa Visit to Daughter
R. Hawthorne came back on Wednesday from Wawanesa where he visited his daughter Mrs. RB. McKibbon.
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R. Hawthorne
Wawanesa
RB. McKibbon
McDonalds Visit District With Family Friends
Mr and Mrs H M McDonald and son Russell of Saskatoon visit district friends and relatives. Miss H Bally and William son who spent two weeks in town returned to Winnipeg on Saturday.
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H M. McDonald
Russel
Saskatoon
H. Bally
Williamson
Winnipeg
Dr Conway to rejoin duties at University in St Paul
Dr Conway, now holidaying at his home, will depart this week for St Paul Minnesota to resume his duties at the University there. The Holy Trinity Sunday School annual picnic was held at Hoopers Lake on Wednesday with fine weather, a large crowd, bathing, and various games enjoyed in the afternoon.
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Holy Trinity Sunday School
Hoopers Lake
Night Break-In At W Yarwoods Sees Goods Stolen
Thieves broke into W Yarwoods on Thursday night through a back window and took cigarettes money chocolate perfume a fapor and other items. Adjoining sheds were damaged but not entered. Local robberies rise in small towns as wanderers roam seeking food and money.
Canadian Pacific Railway workers honor retiring engine man
On a Saturday afternoon the Canadian Pacific Railway staff held a surprise party for Mr Birch who retires in May. The group joined him at the engine and presented a handsome rocker arm chair as a keepsake, marking the occasion for years to come.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Birch
For Rent 7 Room Cottage Inquire Mrs Armstrong
For rent a seven room cottage with conveniences in Minioe seeking a reliable tenant applications to Mrs G Armstrong in Minioe.
Strayed Roan Steer Missing Near Miniota
About three months old, a Roan steer about 13 months old with a black nose disappeared from Jeho Ringland's place near Miniota. If anyone knows its whereabouts, please notify at 1321.
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Jeho Ringland
Miniota
Holy Trinity Church Silver Tea and Sale This Saturday
The W A of Holy Trinity Church holds a Silver Tea and Home Cooking sale at A J Leland s Horcel on Saturday August 22 from 3 to 6. The sale continues after supper but tea is not served.
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W. A
Holy Trinity Church
A. J. Leland
School Trustees Meeting Adopts Auditors' Report
A meeting of the Board was held in the Municipal Hall Minsota on August 4. Resolutions passed include adoption of the Auditors' Report and its availability for inspection at the Secretary's office.
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Minsota
Lindsay—Finkbeiner
The Limit and the World’s Limit in Daily Talk
A rambling column reflects on language and limits from a Winnipeg streetcar waiting room to Western Canada frost. It toys with phrases like the sky’s the limit and the grain exhibit openness, weaving in a plane’s drop and a carnival mood around the 1932 Regina event.
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Canada
Regina
Mars
Faney
School Board Minutes Reflect Staffing and Insurance Actions
The board reads and approves motions on temporary funds from the bank, coal freight pricing, and district trustees submitting load prices. They consider Grade XI class hosting and enrollment, appoint an Attendance Officer with a $100 yearly salary, seek liability insurance advice, and commend Mr. Clarkes for supervision. Next meeting set at chairman's call.
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Mitchell —Strachan
Tink Beiner
Miller
Traeteee
Running Vane
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Miss N. Cruikshanks of
Chicaw
Sirs.l. Dorward
Tommy Jones
The
Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co
Manitoba
Westinghouse
Atwater-Kent
Marconi
Philco
Westing House
Burgess Radio
Ben Hur
the International Harvester Company
Mitchell
Kadeau —Forster
Mimiota
Cnres
Theeclaea
Lindsay— Mitchell
BR M
Oliver
Ira Stratton
Mitchell—Chalmers
Clarks
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Commercial
Canadian Legion Miniota
G.‘L. Woods
Beulah
F’. Franklin
RS Oliver
Treasur
Lodge Gordon
Sons OF England
W. J. Collier
Pres
K. M. Oliver
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Will &T
Business College
Portage
Ed&onton
Winnipeg Ooeners
Reliance School of Commerce
College of Canada