Winnipeg Return Highlights Local Social Roundup
Isabelle notes Mrs J Drummond returned to Winnipeg on Saturday. Miss B Rabe of Alexander visits Mr K E Heise. Miss M Taylor of Winnipeg visits her aunt. A G McBullen returned from Winnipeg hospital. Mr A Heise of Port Withiam spent weekend with the Hebe R D J Warren family. The party motored to Fairlight Sask. Miss F Miller and E Kelly have gone to their respective schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. Heise
Port Withiam
Mr. and Me
BE. Hebe
R. D. J. Warren
Fo Shrown
Fairlight, Sask
Miss F Miller
E Kelly
Douglas and
Portreeve
Mrs Handicraft Leaves for Winnipeg Residence
Misses Mre. 8 Cuasek departs for Winnipeg to establish her future home. The move signals a change in residence for a local resident as she plans to settle in the Manitoba city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuasek
Winnipeg
Aie
Western grain drive spurs plans for 25 000 troops
Eastern Canada must muster 25 000 men to help harvest grain this year. In total about 67 000 men are needed to complete the work. Railroads arrange to move harvesters. The Canada Colonization Association reports 400 Old Country families sent to the Prairie Provinces this year with hundreds more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
West
Canada
T. O. F. Herzer
Canada Colonization Association
Prairie Provinces
Our Trip The Journey To Banff And Beyond
A travel narrative follows a Canadian Pacific Railway journey from Calgary to Vancouver. It highlights Banff, Lake Louise, the Great Divide, Spiral and Connaught tunnels, Field, Revelstoke, Sicamous, and Hells Gate scenery. The piece promises more details in a future issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Isenery
Calgary
Athority
Banff
National Park
Bow Valley
Banff Springs
Brett
Lake Louise
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic
Stephen
Hector
Great Divide
Cathedral Mountain
Kicking Horse River
Mount Ogden Apsin
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbi
Connaught
Stoney Creek
Glacier
Rodger’s Pass
Eagh
Mount Macdonald
Trafic
Selkirk Mountains
Albert Canyon
Fock
Revelstoke
Vancouver
Local visitors and events fill town calendar
C Midwinter of Roland visits relatives. Miss R Gosling leaves for Saskatoon normal studies. Miss Joyce Harrison from Winnipeg holidays with the Collinwoods. Ladies Aid Bazaar set for December 3. John Arklie to visit Miniota August 24 for eye practice. Beulah pool elevator near completion. Household sale at Mrs Evans on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Vera and Grace Mitchell return from eastern travels. Miniota loses 7-4 to Crandall in baseball. crowd enjoys the game played Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Arklie
Miniota
ER. E. Evans
Crandall
Miniota Boys
Narrow escape for J Killback at C N Station bridge
A crowd gathered after J Killback's car spindle broke near the overhead bridge by the north. The vehicle crashed through the fence and nearly toppled onto the track, narrowly avoiding a serious plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Killback
C. N
School book list cites classic reads for grades five to eleven
The document lists required texts for next year across grades five to eleven. It includes works in literature such as As you like it Treasure Island Master of Ballantrae and Alexanders Anthologs, and subjects including arithmetic geometry algebra chemistry physics grammar and natural science handbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhhoown
Treasure Island
Richard Il
Lang
Dominion H
Biter & Snider
Crawford
Ontario HS
Minieta United Church Class Hosts Social at Home
Members of the Adult Bible Class and the Sunday school officers and teachers gathered Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. for a church social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minieta
Miniota Pastoral Charge Announces Sunday Services
United Church of Canada Miniota Pastoral Charge invites worshipers to Glenlochar at 10:30 a.m. and Arrow River at 12, followed by public worship in Miniota at 7:30 p.m. Rev Earl S Dixon will speak on Broken Cisterns and Living Springs. You will be made welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
C.P.R
Ottawa
Department of Trade and Commerce
Harrison Watson
Canada
London
Great Britain
Dominion
United Church of Canada
Miniota
Earl S. Dixon
B.A
Glenlochar
Arrow River
Winnipes
Success Business College
Manitoba
Ree Prospectus
Miss Fraser Spends Weekend with Brandon Friends
Miss F Fraser enjoyed a weekend visit in Brandon, staying with local friends and socializing during the days and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss F. Fraser
Brandon
Community farewell honors departing church volunteers
Strachan notes a weather affected evening of parlor games and singing as guests bid farewell to Mrs Laird Mrs Evans and Mr Plewes moving away. The event recalls the Girl Guides Cubs and Bible class leaders, with thanks for their service and friendship. A lunch follows and the night ends with Auld Lang Syne.
Saskatchewan cash and carry system praised over others
The editor compares liquor policies in Alberta and British Columbia with Saskatchewan, arguing Saskatchewan’s cash and carry beer system is superior. Alberta permits cheap beer but hard liquor only with temporary permits. B C requires a yearly permit. The piece criticizes provincial beer quality and predicts Manitoba would face graft and poor value if similar controls persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Alberta
British Columbia
Rnn
Eit
Saskatchewan
B. C
B.C
Jimmys
Manitoba
Six Graduates Triumph In Local University Examinations
The report recalls recent university exam results with six graduates in one year, a notable achievement for the district. The article lauds their persistence, the support of families, and the four years of hard work, highlighting two students recognized for exceptional musical work.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isabelle
Miss B. Rabe
Alexander
K. E. Heise
M. Taylor
Mee, W Stewart
A. G. McBullen
Trail Riders of the
Canadian Rockies
Europe
Mount
Assiniboine
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Lines
Atlantic Coast
Saint John
Union
Toronto
Royal
Prince of Wales
H R.H. Prince George
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Union Station
Pew
Ont
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairie
Airie
C. Midwinter of
Roland
P.C. Watts
Wo J
F. Collier
Killarney
Joyce Harrison
Mrs. R. Collinwood
Ladies Aid of the
Miniota United Church
Beulah Sis
Vera
Grace Mitchell
Hamilton
Boston
John .J. Arklie
the Commercial Hotel
Minsota
Business College Limited
Portage Ave
Edmonton St. Winnipeg
Man
Sveceems
A. E. Aspinwall
Zin
Chevrolet
General Motors
Ontario
Gibson & McBrim Hardware CO
Virden
General Motors OF Canada, Limited
E. H. Woods Hardware Crockery Tinsmithing
Miniota Man
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