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Local and General News Items from the area
Mrs. John Reynolds visited Humiota this week and Mrs. M Armstrong left on Sunday for Winnipeg. Mrs. Oscar Anderson passed away Tuesday at her home in Willen. J J Wenderson was in Minnedosa Saturday for the Peta Kuzoriz trial. W E Warren and G E Mellor Jr. visited Brannon on Tuesday. Brodie Carrie returned from western points Monday. Sale this week includes Mens Heavy Cotton Flannel Work Shirts at 1.10. Junior W A of the Anglican church held a Silver ten raising 15.25. Be prepared for soft weather rubber protections urged by United Stores Ltd. Parkissimoo Lodge 10 O F held an At Home Monday with games and dancing and lunch. This issue includes extra advertising and a double sided supplement with news items and ads. The Old Time Fiddlers Contest now set for March 10 11 changes noted. New spring samples for made to measure clothes available. Miniota rink won prizes at Yorkton including club bags and aluminum percolators at the Grand Challenge and Bank events. Oak river spiel prizes under way with Kerr Prentis Forsyth Dorward among contestants. Reeve Mitchell helps organize deputation to have Westhope Roblin highway taken over by government. Minister Clubb promises it will be first long road added after current maintenance program. New Fuji Silk shades on shelves. Ist quality only at reduced prices 5c per yard. W Drummond left for Winnipeg hospital due to old trouble. Bonfire prize winners listed with Grand Challenge first prize to E Bedford.