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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
2
The town’s hockey squad faces possible relocation as Arrow River Rink offers its venue for the season. If local rink owners cannot accommodate the Dboys, they may seek pastures new.
A town warns that some individuals attend dances merely to get a free meal. They position themselves at the back or on the platform and plead they are only looking on when asked for the usual dollar. The scene includes significant tobacco use and financial impact on the lookers on during gatherings.
A crowd gathered at Arrow River Rink for the Angolan Carnival. Prizes were awarded for costumes and races including best couple T P Hemwing and Miss M Elliott, fastest couple Miss Liza Howard and partner, and the open mile won by Jin Cusack.
Crandall notes Mise Fleming visiting Crandall friends and Geo Miller going to Souris. Prost of Souris starts in J L Mc Cosh’s employ. Rev Williams preached at the Methodist pulpit last Sunday. Hamiltons and family depart for Ontario this week. Robinson and his mother visited valley friends. Two rinks from Crandall toured Arrow River. C O met Jan 26 and added 22 members. Billy Wack is back and smiling.
Two CREEKS farmers haul wheat to Hargrave due to poor roads between Miniota and Two Creeks. A correction notes Mr Frank Reeves was not burned by coal oil but was injured while handling gunpowder. he is now improving. A meeting at S R Nichols home will appoint delegates to interview the Rail Road Commission of the CPR.
Mrs. Vining visits Miniota last week. A carnival is planned at Beulah Rink on Tuesday February. Mr. Dick Flynn visits friends north of Birtle and will return with the Blackbirds.
The town match ended last Tuesday with the singles defeating the trainmen 4 goals to 3. Tommy Gerrand starred for the singles delivering a fine display despite his size and weight. several players suffered black eyes though no bones were broken.
Readers are invited to enter a contest offering $4,500 in prizes under the banner Appearing in Another Avatar. The notice urges participation and outlines the prize pool for eligible contestants.
The February Rod and Gun magazine from Woodstock Ontario showcases Canadian winter life with an illustrated Mt Hermit climb by D B Taylor and Alpine Club notes. It features camping and fishing tales and several papers on outdoor life, all reflecting a distinctly Canadian spirit.
In Beulah on Monday February 1, a son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Wiltshire. The couple welcomed the newborn, adding joy to their family.
Readers are reminded that Sunday School sessions occur every Sunday starting at 3 oclock in the afternoon. The note emphasizes the regular weekly gathering for instruction and fellowship.
The readable fragments describe unnamed people and locations with distorted phrasing, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects to form a complete news item.
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