Local and General News Snapshots
Ash Wednesday marks the first day of Lent. J Moree Fraser of Hamiota visited town last week. Jobo Spalaing, a Winnipeg business visitor, was here. Miss Myrrie Davis of Crandall spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs E H Woods. Carling and dating improved in the closed rink Monday due to music from the installed radio. Mrs John Strachan left Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs E Ellouek at Chamah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.moree Fraser
Hamiota
Jobo Spalaing
Winnipeg
Myrrie Davis of
Crandall
E.H. Woods
Carling
Dating
John Strachan
E. Ellouek
Chamah
Mrs Newland Returns to Miniote After Absence
Mrs Newland of Kandahar who was called home due to her son’s illness has returned to Miniote accompanied by Mr Newland. The item notes a local social anecdote about a single girl waiting up till 3am for a boyfriend, then marrying him and continuing the late-night routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Newland
Kandahar
Stort
Miniote
Mr. Newland
Renfrew Mercury Hails Community Backing For Local Press
The Renfrew Mercury argues a strong local newspaper is built through time, intellect, energy, devotion, and the loyal support of the community it serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfrew “Mercury
Needle threading craze may rival bridge as amusement
The article questions how many threads can pass through a needle eye as a new craze. It asks whether this stunt could replace bridge as the favorite pastime.
Advertising Attracts Crowds In Local Events
Local organizers advertise events widely and report strong turnout as increased patrons offset advertising costs. The note highlights that promotion often pays for itself through higher attendance and community interest.
Rally for new rink in Hamida faces vote
Echo reports a plan to build a skating and curling rink in Hamida with a par 4 meeting to vet the project. A citizen notes opposition delays until 14 or 15 funerals occur, suggesting skepticism about progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamida
Echo
One Man, One Office Proposed for All Dominion Work
An editorial argues for consolidating public offices in Canada with a single representative of the King in each region. It criticizes multiple ministers and deputies as duplicative, urging that one man should handle the duties of each office, and if he cannot, replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Bridge Club hosts Mrs Forsyth soirée and lunch
Miss J Whimster hosted the Bridge Club at Mrs Forsyth’s home with all members except one present. Prizes went to Miss Reed. Next meeting is at Miss M Rowan’s. The boys entertained the girls’ club at Mr and Mrs I G Long’s, with prizes to Miss Winifred Bryant and George Brace first and Miss Laurie Chalmers and W Fotheringham consolation. Refreshments followed and hosts were thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whimster
Bridge Club
Forsyth
Miss Reed
M Rowan
I.G. Long
Winifred Bryant
George Brace
Laurie Chalmers
W .Foth
Miniora School Pupils Raise 26 for Sports Equipment
Pupils from Miniora school collected 26 on Saturday through a home cooking sale candy and a Valentine tea to fund sport equipment. Girls wore Valentine aprons caps and hosted a tea. Mrs Chalmers and Mrs Spalding poured tea. boys staged ice sports and two hockey games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniora School
R . Chalmers
J. Spalding
Arrow River and Mibiota Face Off in Narrow Victory
The Arrow River boys defeated Mibiota 6-3 in the first game while the Brothers were edged by the Others 7-Secme in the night game. Races added interest to a satisfactory day as pupils thank supporters and the weather man for his consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Mibiota
Signals and Etiquette in a Bridge Evening
The article notes bridge as a social game played by four with three men and one eager learner. Signals appear in banter about hands and honesty, while penalties for errors show playful coping. It ends with treats, dieting hostess requests, and rubber legs leading to longer formats.
Verse Dedication to Subscribers In Arrears
A short verse addressed to subscribers behind on payments. The note frames the dedication as a nod to those in arrears and invites continued readership despite their balance.
The Rose and Violet Bloom Again For Cash Payment
A playful plea in verse urging immediate payment of an overdue bill. The speaker compares timely cash to a blooming rose and violet, warning that delays will prevent blooms and affect status and mood.
Heise Family Welcomes Son in Fort William
Born on Sunday February 4 to Mr and Mrs A C Heise of Fort William a son Russell Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heise
A.C Heise
Fort William
Rissell Arthur
Stretton Birth at Miniota Hospital
A daughter was born Saturday at Miniota Hospital to Mr and Mrs T Stretton of Beulah.
Miss M Hill Returns to Carmel from District Visit
Miss M Hill visits in the district and returned Thursday to her home in Carmel Saskatchewan after a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hill
Carmel
Sask
Soft Ball Club Hosts Church Concert and Social
The Soft Ball Club staged a very good concert in the church on Friday night. After the interesting programme the company retired to the basement where a social time and lunch was enjoyed.
Isabella Hosts Beulah Triumph After Illness Return
Isabella notes the return of D Wright after a long illness. A crowd attended the hockey game Monday night as Isabella defeated Beulah 7 to 3 with strong offense from the home team and notable play by its lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Trabalios
Isabella
Local senior team competes in Rivers tournament Friday
The local senior hockey team played in the Rivers tournament on Friday but did not win. District ladies plan a bonspiel starting on Wednesday and expect several interesting games. The community extends sympathy to Mrs. John Sunley on the death of her sister Mrs. S. Lea of Rodney Ontario, a frequent visitor to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sunley
S. Lea
Rodney
Ont
Lee
Local Junior Hockey Tournament Finals End With McConnell Victory
A Saturday junior hockey tournament featured teams from DcConnell Decker Crandall and two local clubs. The games were competitive and the final was won by McConnell with Austin Warren serving as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dcConnell, Decker, Crandall
Tok Part
McConnell
Austin Warren
W I Club Meeting At Mase Features Valentine Programme
The W. I. met at the Mase on Saturday with Mrs L Clarke, Mrs M J Bridge and Mrs H I Bowman in charge. Each member brought a Valentine and, as the roll was called, answered by reading the verse. The programme included songs, contests, a paper by Mrs B Decker, and a Valentine story by Rev H J Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
Mase
L Clarke
M.j.bridge
H.i.bowman
B Decker
H.J. Bowman
Crandall Items and Local Notices
Mrs O'Hara has returned from Winnipeg. A Dickey Sr. is improving. The Women's World Day of Prayer will be observed in the church Friday at 2.30 p.m.
Decker Visitors Invited to Lunch After Curling Match
On Saturday afternoon two rinks of lady curlers from Decker played a game and were noted for their notoriety. After the match the visitors joined in a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Extension agent teaches sewing groups at Wallace home
Miss Jessie Stewart of the Extension Service met the C. I. T. at the home of Mrs Wallace on Tuesday and gave instruction to the sewing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Stewart
Extension Service
C. I.T
Mra
W P. Wallace
Wedding of Mrs Catto Celebrated by W I Honor
The W I group met at Mrs Roses home on Wednesday evening to honor Mrs Catto who soon moves to the Hamiota district. She received a presentation and best wishes for success and happiness from the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
W. M. S. Meeting Held in Church Parlor
The W. M. S. met in the church parlor on Thursday with Mrs. Radley presiding. Participants included Mrs E. Mark, Mrs Borland, Mire leading devotion, C. Lewis, and a study book period. Despite a stormy day a large number attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radley
E.mark
Borland
C. Lewis
Hamiota Seniors Win Rivers Tournament Final
Hamiota senior hockey team played well and won the Rivers Tournament final against Kenton. Lorne Johnson refereed efficiently as the team earned first money for the Friday final victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Lorne Johnson
Kenton
Beulah Bits Lose 5-1 to Birtle Junior Hockey
The Birtle junior hockey team defeated Beulah Bits 5-1 on Saturday. Beulah struggled to score as Birtle dominated play and sealed the win with several swift attacks.
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Birtle
Miss Stewart Hosts Girls Lewin Group Meeting
Miss Stewart of the Extension Service met the Girls Lewin Group at the home of Mrs. Johnson on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stewart
Lewin
Mrs. Johnson
Lenore Visitors Highlight Frame Family Trip
Mrs Frame and her son Fergus of Lenore visit relatives in town while Miss Frame from Decker spends the weekend here.
World Day of Prayer Service Planned Friday
The women of the district will meet at the Anglican church on Friday at 2.45 p.m. for the World Day of Prayer Service.
Carnival at rink hosted by United Church ladies
A carnival will be held at the rink on Friday February 23 under the auspices of the United church ladies. Prizes for eight costume events and races. Midget Hockey, Cutting, Music, Moccasin Dance. Admission 25c 14 and under 10c. W I meeting Wednesday at Mrs J P Evans home with handicraft program and craft exhibits to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the United Church
W. I
J.P. Evans
A.s.fraser
Arrow River Notes and Local Social Highlights
Arrow River notes report GA residents visiting friends in Brandon and Miss E White spending the weekend at Rivers. John McKinnon is improving and around again. Hockey club hosts a pool dance Friday with prizes for Spot dance to Mrs Robbins and Wm Nankivell, elimination to Evid Gardham and A Leam, waltz to Mr and Mrs Wm Attwood. A quilt donated by Mrs T Leland will be raffled at the club’s next dance.
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John McKinnon
WS Regular Meeting Highlights and Music Festival Work
The WS held its regular meeting Thursday at Mrs. J M Elliott’s home. Members discussed the value of WS to its members and completed plans for Music Festival work. Dorothy Mitchell performed the solo A Vanny Boy and Mrs. Dayton delivered an instructive paper on The Value of Birds to Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. Elliott
Vanny Boy
Dorothy Mitchell
Dayton
Fall on a novel plan in Fallon County Montana
Fallon county commissioners press a plan to resolve surpluses of tax deed land and widows on relief by offering a quarter section of land to any bachelor who marries a widow to remove her from the relief list. The Westhope Standard notes the scheme and expects many bachelors to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon County
Montana
Westhope
N.C
There
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Esafe
Miniota Hockey Club
Miniota
Miniota Merry Makers Orchestra
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Miniota Herald
N. Robinson
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen B.A
Church of England
J. J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Church
Evyensong
Sermo
St Wilfrid's Beulah
W.A
Lodge Gordon
Sons OF England
St. George’s Hall
C. R. Bryant
Pres
R. M. Oliver
United Church
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
R. L. Miles
LDS
Pratt & Lauman Block
Canadian Legion
P. Franklin
Kk. M. Oliver
Tressurer
Untesa
Blaiis Briefs
D. Wright
Mrs O'Hara
A. Dickey, Sr
Tennant of
Brandon
Miss E.white
Rivers
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