Mrs Strachan Leaves for Drapdo Visit
Mrs John Strachan departed Tuesday for a visit to Drapdo. Mrs A J Leland attends the Deansery meeting at Brandon this week.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
8
Mrs John Strachan departed Tuesday for a visit to Drapdo. Mrs A J Leland attends the Deansery meeting at Brandon this week.
United States Ltd and Miniota Beulah Bits Mega note sales on mens and boys hats. Coldman and Miss Heyhoe attend the Diocesan Deanery meeting at Llandeen. Miss Marsland begins as primary teacher in Winnipeg replacing Miss Reid. A hockey game between Beulah and Ianphella ends 2 2 after overtime with a draw.
Eail Warren is relieved at Decker station for a few days. E Doran traveled to Winnipeg on Tuesday with a carload of stock.
Mies Minnie Wallace is visiting Brandon and Winnipeg for a time. District Nurse Leiteh will speak at the February meeting of the W I next week during a dance the hockey club is holding in the bank building Friday night.
The hockey boys played at McConnel on Tuesday night last and returned with the long end of a 2.1 score.
Severe weather forces postponement of the stunt night planned for Friday, rescheduled to two weeks later.
Two rinks of women visited Decker on Wednesday for a friendly curling match against Decker ladies. The combined score gave Isabella the win for her rink.
Castile flour offered at 2.25 and Maple Leaf flour listed by United Stores Ltd in Miniota. Prices reflect today's market. Availability and exact stock may vary by location.
Mr. N. McLeenan spent the weekend in Brandon. Alvin Johnson was a business visitor to Brandon last week. E. Sinclair is redecorating his store and it makes a great improvement. Messie J and J Marvin visited in town last week and left for Brandon on Thursday. The Free Press thermometer in front of E Sinclair's store registered 40 below zero last Saturday.
The Arrow River W I January meeting met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Wm Tennant's home. In the president's absence the 1st Vice President presided. Roll call offered New Year messages or Burns quotes. Community singing featured Burns selections led by a local leader.
Mrs. Joe Wiggins notes Nurse Leitch spoke on supervision of school children and preschoolers, and on communicable diseases. The audience appreciated the talk and will have the Institute's support in her work among them.
The town recalls five decades of community service with John Tennant at the station, Ed Sinclair supplying goods, Bill Sutherland blacksmithing, Nelson Lockart charging batteries, Russell Lynch running the elevator and heading the council. Joan Mitchell on the school board, Fred attending the rink and arr fiaid. Churches open, choirs active, and local groups like Gloom Chasers and Serenaders providing music as Elliots tend remains a community landmark.
E W Beatty chairman and president of the Canadian Pacific Railway presents a 1931 review noting Canada’s relative resilience to world financial upheaval and a path toward recovery. He cites railways as key to domestic revival and highlights Empress of Britain and Royal York Hotel as forward moves. He predicts 1932 may show improvements with emphasis on economy, diversification, and continued export strength.
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