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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1930
Page
8
Wiani claims a pops mn of 42920 an increase of a7 in 1429. An aeroplane posed over town headed east on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W Tayor and family left for Bedford Ohio. Mrs. McKibboon and Audrey visit Wawaness. Hawthornes enjoyed four straight whist tables four crokinole tables and four court whist tables. Crokinole proved waterboe to several and the evening ended with dancing to Clark.
Dorothy Gilchrist recently underwent an appendectomy and, per report, is recovering. No further medical details are provided.
United Stores Ltd advertises lovely new spring curtain fabrics priced at 20c per yard. Shoppers urged to buy now for quick delivery and home decor updates.
The Blanns Football Club hosted a successful evening at the home of Mr and Mrs R Campbell on Friday January 24. A pre social and fair justice lunch was served as the Blanns boys, noted for their precious nature, enjoyed progressive games in the first part of the evening.
A village meeting is planned for Wednesday at 8 o clock to review the financial report showing past year spending and to elect a councillor for about three years. All ratepayers are urged to attend to address any other business.
The article notes growing popularity of technical classes and invites district ladies to hear Mr Garvin discuss painting lacquer ing and enamelling among other topics next week.
Readers are invited to join a course with sessions in the morning and afternoon. Mr Garvin promises a big surprise for the ladies and Mr Baker will discuss gas engines in an ignition corese. Percy Watts advert appears in this issue.
The junior and senior hockers squads traveled to Arrow River on Saturday afternoon and played solidly in several good contests, coming away with multiple victories.
The Cribbage club will entertain a team from Miniota on Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. St B. Bees. A real good time is anticipated.
The Rink Club hosts a Sports Night on Friday with an attractive and varied programme. Organizers urge public cooperation to ensure a successful event.
Beulah and Blairs United congregations held annual meetings with strong reports of progress and higher totals for 1929, despite crop failures. The year’s receipts totaled 2946.86 with a 457 increase. M and M fund reached 314. Beulah led with 213, Blairs 78, Birdtail reserve 23. Elders re elected. Beulah officers re elected en bloc. ladies supplied refreshments.
Alexander Wyness of the Blairs district died in Brandon hospital on Wednesday night after blood poisoning led to heart failure. Born in Ellon Scotland, he was 50 years, 3 months, and 4 days old. He moved to Canada in 1911, worked in Crandall and was well regarded by neighbors. Funeral services were held in Crandall church, with interment at Crandall cemetery. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs S E Ward of Decorah OHbie and Alexander Ina Marioz at home.
Beulah High School Girls defeated the visiting Hecker team in a Saturday contest. Mrs Kirk accompanied Beulah from Winnipeg and watched the game.
At the last WM. S. meeting held Wednesday at Mrs. T. Forster home, Mrs. J. P. Evans was chosen president replacing Mrs. G. L. Woods who could not attend all meetings.
A Cribbage tournament ended Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs H B Bees. Miss Francis Brown won first prize with H B Bees taking second. Mrs C Crockars presented the prizes. Winter evenings saw pleasant games of the fifteen two among enthusiasts.
United Stores Ltd offers cretonne trimmed black sateen and colored print dresses at one price of 1.25 each. Special deal available at Miniota store.
In Hamiota on Tuesday January 7 three o clock at the Hanna home, Ethel Rebecca Hanna married Mirvan Allan Woods. The bride, formerly with Wadenn Hospital nursing staff, was given away by her father. Rev. ES Dixon and Rev. S Land officiated as guests and relatives gathered. The couple will reside in Winnipeg where Mirvan works for J H Ashdown Company.
Isabella Notes ties W 1 will meet at the home of Mrs W Iverach on Wednesday afternoon per a local notice.
Mrs J Manson of Saskatoon spent several days with her sister, Mrs J Robertson, in the city.
Mise Jean Doran of Arrow Head Farm met Mrs. H. Reid during the past week. Cardale boys hockey team visited and won 5 to 2.
Mrs J Collins who had been visiting Mrs A Wynnes returned home to Winnipeg on Friday to play in the Ladies Bonspiel.
Mr Iverach leaves on Wednesday for Winnipeg to attend sessions of the Manitoba League Against Alcoholism being held this week.
The ruk management hosts a Friday Stunts Night at the Rick with broomball races and other events. The W I will serve lunch. Join in for a fun evening.
Diphtheria has long been known and present in our community as a frequent visitor, nearly a constant resident, shaping yearly health concerns and public responses.
The article urges immunization to prevent diphtheria, detailing immunity after three toxoid injections and recommending all children from six months to six years receive the shots. It notes high effectiveness and safety, with a trusted role for family physicians in administering vaccines.
The Staff and pupils of Miniota School hold an annual Sale of Home Cooking Candy Stall Fish Pond and Silver Tea at the school on Saturday February 8 from 3:30 to 6. An exhibit of the children's work will be shown. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Miniota high school hockey team traveled to Crandall on Saturday and played a strong game, defeating the local boys to claim the win.
Banner seed oats at 75c per bushel offered by Andrew Grant in Miniota. Beef front quarter available at 1e.b. contact Andrew Grant at 2713. Also ash fence posts and green poplar firewood for sale. Apply to Alex Mackie Uno.
A farm offers a separate house for an experienced couple. The man has broad farm work and machinery experience and seeks steady, reliable work. Apply to Box 46 Crandall Man.
For sale purebred Barred Rock cockerels raised from University of Saskatchewan stock weight 7 to siblings. Price five dollars a pair. Mrs Elmer Houck phone 714 Hamiota.
A Beulah curling team visited Monday to face the Miniota rink in a regional match. The Miniota squad secured the win after a tight contest.
On Saturday afternoon two rinks from Crandall faced Miniota in the McConnell cup matches. The final scores showed Miniota leading 21 to 3.
The rink that traveled to Wawa nesa last week secured the merchants event. Messrs Hodnett Spencer Lynch and Kerr now own electric bridge lamps as a prize.
Rapid City rinks traveled to Mintota Thursday night to contest the VicConnell Cup. The Miniota team held the cup by a single point, winning 25 to 24 in a closely fought showdown.
The 5,000 ton Princess Elizabeth was launched at Fairfield Shipbuilding in Govan by Mrs R B S Reford. The British Columbia Coastal Service vessel will reach 16 1 2 knots with sleeping space for 455 passengers and day facilities for 1 500.
The Inland lakes of the Province of Saskatchewan produce an annual value surpassing $590,000 with major catches including gold-eyes herring pickerel pike sturgeon cow mullet trout tullibee and whitefish.
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