Our Regiment Showhouse Attendance and Receipts Report
Our Regiment was staged on Thursday evening August 6 with noticeably low attendance. Receipts totaled 887.25. A full balance sheet of receipts and expenditures will be published in the next issue.
New Styles All Boots and Shoes Debut This Season
Late Summer footwear collection announced featuring new boots and shoes. Shop highlights include up-to-date styles and finishes with a guarantee of quality.
Hodnett Balsam of Myrrh Offered for Bruises and Sprains
Ww L Hodnett promotes Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for bruises sprains cuts and similar injuries with a refund if not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Fernie Disaster Subscriptions Collected by Editor
Subscriptions for the Fernie Disaster will be received by the Editor and forwarded to the Free Press. All subscriptions will be acknowledged in the Herald columns each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Free Press
Herald
Improved Train Service Sets Record With Quick Run
On Wednesday evening the mixed train broke the record by crawling in about ten minutes. If this pace continues, two daily trains are planned: one at 1:25 am and the other at 7:20 pm.
Puzzle on a 15 Acre Field Between Beulah and Binsearth
A reader describes a field of green feed about fifteen acres long between Beulah and Binsearth. The field was cut and the sheaves lie in window as they fell from the binder the plow has been run over the ground and harrowed but the sheaves were never disturbed how was it done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Binsearth
Harvesters Excursions Schedule Across Canadian Lines
Public notice outlines excursion dates from stations in the territory between the Toronto North Bay line and the Toronto Sarina line. Aug 1 Aug 19 Aug 22 and Sept 3 Sept 9 Sept 11 cover routes from all stations within specified east and south sectors to Kingston and beyond.
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Toronto
Canada
North Bay
Kingston
Accident near Stubbins Hill injures boy and family
A Sunday accident on a hill from Stubbins to W Elliott's involved Mr and Mrs C Ellerington and two young boys. The neck yoke failed and the pole struck the ground causing the carriage to overturn. The daughter escaped unharmed, the younger son suffered a severe leg fracture and head injuries, while Mr Ellerington had minor scratches. A mower team owned by A Jolly bolted and wrecked the mower before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ellerington
Stubbins
W. Elliott
Ellerington
Marriages and congratulations noted in Cornwall and Brandon
Wedding notices announce Mr W Steed and Miss Maud Bickle wed at United Methodist Church Launceston July 25. Brandon reports William Hodnett and Ethel Boyce wedding at Parsonage with Pearl Boyce as bridesmaid and A S Hodnett as best man. Newlyweds depart Brandon for Winnipeg at 4.30. Congratulations extend to both couples.
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W. Steed
United Methodist Church
Tower Street
Launcester
Cornwall
England
Maud Bickle
Brandon
William L. Hodnett
Ethel S. Boyce
Boyce
Rev. Switzer
Miss Pearl Boyce
A. S. Hodnett
Miniota Station Promoted with New Paint and Busy Happenings
Locals report Mr. Dave Frazer and Mr. Fred Jues cutting wheat on dates in October and early August while Mrs. Rowan, Mrs. Elviss, Mrs. Clinton and Mrs. Lang visit relatives. The Herald office invites magazine orders. first carload of telephone poles arrived signaling more activity. Reverend S. D. Thomas delays on a Confirmation article and visitors travel to Shoal Lake and Souris. A garden feature at the Railway Station draws attention and prices for hogs and cattle shipments rise.
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Clinton
Miniota
Iverach Iverach-At Lucas Birth
Birth notice for Mr and Mrs Don Iverach announcing a son born on Wednesday the sixth, stillborn.
Hodnett and Boyes Wed at Brandon
Marriage notice from Brandon records William Hodnett of Miniota and Ethel Boyes of Miniota wed on August 1 at Brandon.
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Hopyerr
Boyce
Brandon
William I. Hodnett
Ethel
Boyes
Miniota
Beulah Horse Dixie Wins Elkhorn Races Again
M R Fergusson drove Mr J P Evans mare Dixie to victory at Elkhorn Races capturing the final money. Dixie was sold after the event for 600 dollars cash.
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Mr. W. Fergusson
Beulah School Pupils Pass Strong Examinations
The Beulah School lists students who passed examinations with Eva M. Orr Alice L. Lyon Norah B. McMeany Margaret E. Sawyer and Harry W. Peck amongthose named Entrance shows Third Class Part 1. praise goes to Migs Clark for many passes and the teachers receive congratulations on these splendid results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Lyon
Norah B. McMeany
Margaret E. Sawyer
Harry W. Peck
Migs Clark
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Forges
The
Manitoba Hardware
H. F. Chappell
Miniota Drug and Jewelry Store
DR. Chalmers
Ww. L. Hodnett
the Merchant's Tailoring Co
S. Hunter & Co
Harvesters
A. Jolly
Dave Frazer
Fred Jues
Miss
da Rowan
Mrs. Elviss
Souris
Herald Ofice
Mrs
Wm. Schofield
Winnipeg
Bert Schofield
Carrie Turner
Rhos
Kanistra
Mr. Burton
Presbyterian Church
Rev. S. D. Thomas
Shoal Lake
W. B. Rowan
Herald Office
Cassel’s
the Quiver
Story-Teller
Musical Home Journal
Chums
Lee
Beulah School
Eva M. Orr
R. G. R. MacKenzie
Bola