Mrs Spalding Returns From Visit
Mrs J Spalding returned on Sunday from a visit to Wogten, according to local notices.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1929
Page
16
Mrs J Spalding returned on Sunday from a visit to Wogten, according to local notices.
A local notice extends warm greetings to Mr Clarke and Mrs Clarke and their family as they join the community, celebrating a new start and neighborhood welcome.
Arve't Coapman is in charge at the Lake of the Woods elevator in town.
Frank Evans spent the week end in town with friends and tires.
Nurse Hazel Dixon of Regina visits with her brother Rev Earl Dixon. The two are pictured in a brief community note.
D G McDonald of Portage Prairie is visiting with his wife Mrs B H Hally.
Mr and Mrs W J Arnold and family of Baldur visited Mr and Mrs E H Bally on Sunday.
The article notes that Grade XII work will be started at Hamiota school with the commencement of the new term. The plan places emphasis on continuing senior year studies as the term begins.
Misses Alice Peel Doris Her wick and Myrtle Leland depart soon to undertake Normal training in Winnipeg, signaling steps toward teaching careers in a northern Canadian institution.
Mrs George Spencer of Salt Boats Sask spent a few days this week visiting with the near families in town.
John Davis of Virden visited several churches in the district last Sunday as a lay reader. He spoke with churchgoers about services and church life, inviting participation and support across the communities.
Mrs. Outram and her family left on Sunday bound for a point in Saskatchewan near Biggar where they will reside in the future.
Rev and Mrs G L Armstrong plan a holiday in St Paul Minnesota and expect to be away until the first week in September.
J. H. Plewes of Briksdale was in town last week and his daughter Lillian who has been holidaying with Phylis Dorward returned home with him.
Miss Amy Fodnett and Miss Ruth Fodnett visited in town on Monday traveling by car from Winnipeg. They were accompanied by Mrs J Li Evans.
United Stores Ltd announces new Fall samples for made-to-measure suits and overcoats in Cambridge. Shop now for personalized fittings and tailored fits from Min iota collection.
At least six men were in Minnesota on Monday seeking work wiring residences for the electric light project. Their presence signals strong competition once installation begins.
Mr. McLean of the Dominion Surveys Branch crash landed his Dellaviland Moth Thursday evening, spent the night, and continued westward Friday morning.
No new details now on the electric light issue though developments are anticipated soon. It is learned that several residences in Crandall have recently been wired.
Mr and Mrs J W Clarke and family recently moved to town from Brandon and Mr Clarke has started work as the city supervisor. The event marks a new local leadership role and a change for the Clarke household in municipal service.
John Strachan learned Sunday evening that his brother Alexander Strachan of Melita died suddenly on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs J F Strachan travelled to Melita on Tuesday to attend the funeral service.
The marriage of Muriel A. B Dailey, second daughter of Mr and Mrs E Duilley of Birtle, to Ernest H S Heys, youngest son of Mr and Mrs A G Heys of Neepawa, occurred at Saint Georges Church Brandon on Tuesday August 13. Miss M M A B Dailey was formerly the primary room teacher in Minot a school.
Schools in the Municipal District opened on Tuesday with several changes in staff. Miniota hires Miss Stewart and Miss McLeneham, Beulah adds Miss F Brown and Miss Heys, Isabella appoints Miss Rorke, Arrow River welcomes Miss Underhill with Principal Wynona, Wynoma Palmerston assigns Mrs Thornton.
The piece warns that urban streets are unsafe for speed attempts and notes that a vehicle weighing about 400 pounds and traveling 40 mph would exert a striking force of at least 2700 tons.
George Grant sustained injuries in a Wednesday night accident while delivering a binder to a farmer in the Willen district. Police and ambulance attended the scene.
A wreck near Wynoona occurred when a trace off caused the horses to become restive and throw George from the buggy. He suffered a broken collar bone from the fall.
A Friday evening gathering by the United Church Young Peoples' Club featured a bonfire on Mr Arthur Rowan's farm with food and songs. Five members set to leave for Normal school or other work heard prophecies by Gowen Taylor and Jenais Bonner read by Marguerite Dart and saw a Hamburg Show tribute. The event included a CGI Red Room tale by B S Woods and plans for a club reorganization on September 2 at the Reynolds home.
The Board mandates publication of the Financial Statement in The Herald and printing of 100 copies. The Secretary is directed to notify Mr Harron that after investigation the Board does not uphold his complaint against Mr Bee. By Law No 21 on borrowing from the Bank for current expenditure passed on third reading. Next meeting to be held in Minioca at the Chairman's call.
Notice says Blaiis Church holds anniversary services on Sunday and Monday September 20 and 30 with further particulars to be announced later.
A sales note from United Stores Ltd at Mintota promotes Golden Naptha Soap as a superior laundry soap at a bargain price. Ten large bars are offered for 65 cents.
The regular meeting of the W. M. S. will be held on Wednesday this afternoon.
Ted Clarke departed last week to Fairview to attend duties at the G. G. Elevator there.
A Municipal School Board meeting held in Minot Friday night was brief. Trustees adopted the Auditors' report after a short session and transacted routine business.
George Armstrong was riding a colt last week when the animal bucked throwing him off and kicking him, resulting in two broken ribs.
Rey and Mrs. Allison and family of Baldur visited Jo M. and Miss Lyon on Friday. In the afternoon Miss Lyon hosted Mrs. Allison and a small group of invited friends.
I Hull W Wright G Armstrong Sr and T Sawyer Sr traveled to Winnipeg by car. A high speed car forced them onto loose gravel near Brandon causing an overturn. Mr Sawyer remains in Brandon hospital with injuries undetermined while others were unhurt and finished by train. Mrs Sawyer and son Bert left Saturday to visit Brandon and had not returned by Tuesday.
On Monday evening August 19 the Beulah United charge welcomed Rev Geo Hinds as the new pastor in a large congregation. Rev H S Bowmen presided and inducted the minister. Rev A J Radier preached the sermon and Rev J E Lane spoke to the minister with Rev E S Dixon addressing the congregation. A social reception followed in the church parlors with special musical numbers by Mrs Ringland and Miss Ringland.
The W. I. field held a special meeting at Mrs J A Fraser's home on Wednesday to honor Mrs W H Fraser who is leaving soon for Winnipeg. About 44 ladies attended with vocal and piano solos by Miss Kirkland and Miss A Titles. Mrs E E Forster presented a salad bowl and server, Mrs Fraser expressed regrets at leaving the community, lunch was served, and a group photo was taken on the lawn as a souvenir.
A sighting report notes Isabella No'es Syd. Finkbeiner observed at the Decker elevator area. Authorities were alerted to the unusual activity near the facility.
Miss M. Kelly is visiting with her mother for a few days, enjoying time together in the city residence.
Austin Warren attends to duties as assistant operator at Carlyle Saskatchewan. He supports operations at the facility, ensuring smooth daily functions and adherence to procedures in the local plant.
Mrs W Iverach has come back from a pleasant tour to Calgary and other western points reporting a fine journey and enjoyable sights.
Misses Rose Wright Hazel Dora p and Ruby Finkbeiner pursue Grade XII studies at Harmiota as part of a local school program.
Miss It. Miller departs to take up teaching duties at Selkirk. The remaining local girls also remain employed as teachers within the municipal area.
Birth announced for Cecilia and Cecil Kelly's daughter born Monday August 12 in Regina to Mr and Mrs Kelly. infant unnamed.
A wave of sincere regret spread through Isabella district on Thursday night upon the death of Gordon Ross youngest son of Mr and Mrs A Ross. He fell ill Tuesday night and died Thursday due to bowel obstruction while serving on his father’s farm. He would have turned 19.
Gordon Ross, long valued in the Isabella district since 1915, died in his family home area after a life of health and service. The Isabella church pastor led a Sunday service at the residence attended by many, with remarks on faith and resurrection. He is survived by his parents and five siblings, Margaret, James, Arthur, Alex, and William.
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