Nomination for Ward 6 Councillor Draws Two Candidates
Nomination for Ward Six, recently declared vacant by James Boyt's resignation, lists William Maxfield and Gilbert Rowan as candidates. David Rowan has withdrawn, leaving a race between Maxfield and G Rowan, both well known to local electors.
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James Boyt
William Maxfield
Two Creeks
David Iewan
Miniota
Gilbert Rowan
Minivots
David Rowan
Maxfield
G. Rowan
Herald
Bashful Winnipeg youth in Miniota breakfast mixup
A shy Winnipeg man visiting Miniota attends dinner and breakfast with a girl’s family. Nervous and clumsy, he misreads a mirror and forgets his hair, spills coffee, and ends up stuffing his shirt into his trousers amid a chaotic breakfast scene as he flees afterward.
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Winnipeg
Miniota
Union Sunday School Sees Attendance Rise Anew
The Union Sunday school reported 50 attendees last Sunday and expects to reach the hundred mark soon due to new efforts. S. L. Lochhead, appointed to Holy Trinity parish, preached to good crowds and patrons of the denomination anticipate marked improvement under his incumbency. Rev Canon Jeffrey of Winnipeg will speak next Sunday. Roadmaster McDonald of the CPR visited town this week. Mr Jamieson and Mrs Jamieson of Rivera spent a few days in town for community events and the 8. O. & Bocies ceremonies.
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Union
S. L. Lochhead
Holy Trinity
Canon Jeffrey
Winnipeg
Mr. Jamieson
Rivera
8. O
Bocies
Fine Skating At Beulah
A large group of young people traveled to Beulah on Saturday and enjoyed skate time on the new rink. The facility features two sheets of curling ice and round skating ice with cor regated iron construction and improved lighting. Custodian John Dennis is noted for good service to the Milliota community, and residents are praised for providing for the recreational needs of all ages.
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Beulah
John Dennis
Milliota
Home Again promise boosts Family Herald subscriptions
The Family Herald and Weekly Star reports a strong demand for the "Home Again" picture with a firm 1912 guarantee. Subscribers will receive the image even if delays occur, and new readers are urged to subscribe now for a full year's access plus the picture.
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Family Herald
Weekly Star
Town Weather and School Heating Concerns Highlighted
Residents report variable temperatures affecting school comfort while faulty furnaces prompt calls for trustee action. The Herald notes recent cold spells lasting longer than in the eighties, with some warmth bouts in between. A Rapid City Reporter item mentions disputes over newspaper service and a subscriber refusal to pay three years of fees.
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Clivetmas
Rae
Rapid City
Bu Ying
Arrears and Bylaws Dominant At Miniota Council Meeting
The Miniota municipal council met January 2 1912 at the hall. Reeve Gerrand chaired and new secretary treasurer was appointed. The meeting discussed bylaw amendments for pool rooms and Beulah Isabel Arrow River, health officer duties, and penalties for long outstanding telephone accounts.
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Miniota
Reeve Gerrand
Campbell Philips
Wm. Howard
Tregauret
Phillipp— Massina
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Frazer_— Phillips
Fraser
Maseina
Beulah
Isabel
Arrow River
Phillips
Massina
Frazer
Crane
Isabella Board of Trade Considers Cemetery Nuisance and Labor Measures
Informal meeting discusses building plans for a security elevator at Isabella. Minutes approved. council to act on cemetery nuisance and well issues. A delegation appointed to joint boards on immigration labor services. committee to draft appreciation resolution for Coun. Phillies. Church notices follow with Sunday services and sermon subject The Work of the West.
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Security Elevator Co
UN Rygards
Isabella
Heise
I. Avis
M. Briage
Carrivi
Win
Eversety
Freetim
Joint Boards of Trade
Mossi
Dyer
Palmer
Coun
Phillies
Blaris Church Destroyed by Fire
A Methodist church at Blaris was destroyed by a daytime fire on Wednesday afternoon. Flames blanketed the structure after an alarm from a Ladies Aid member, with efforts to save it proving futile. Built in 1909 the church stood as a local landmark. the cause remains unknown though heating had ceased since Sunday. The building cost just over 3000 and carried $2000 in insurance.
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Blarig
Ladies Aid
Jonesin
Delegates Named for Grain Growers Convention
At Miniota branch of the Grain Growers association a meeting appointed delegates for the convention in Bracdon on January 24 25 and 26. Named were Len Kinsey A E Harris Jake Webster Wm Lindsay Jr. The gathering was well attended with discussions of interest to farmers.
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Miniota
Grain Rogvers Association
Grain Crowers
Bracdon
Len Kinsey
A. E. Harris
Jake Webster
Wm. Lindsay
Open Air Skating Rink Proposed for Minicta
A movement among residents aims to create an open air skating rink to provide recreation for townspeople. Promoters seek to avoid admission fees, with periodic collections to cover expenses. The effort expects broad participation to advance the project quickly.
Nomination and road policy support letter from 1912
A dated political letter from Maxpito Minio ts on January 30 1912 requests electors in both town and rural wards to back his nomination. He pushes road policy reform and stricter board law while urging supporters to attend the polling and vote.
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Jag
Boyce
Aml
Tam
Unknown fragmentary dialogue item in old text
Fragmentary OCR text shows a conversation with names and phrases but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable bodies. No coherent narrative or entities to anchor a proper summary.
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McDonald
C.P. R
Chidren Seine
Maar
Faul
Robinson
Berwick
Treas
Robinson Campbell
Ian Miller
Crandell
John Parker
Minieta
Sinilar
Serrites
Phillipes Caser
Theat
Phil
Isabella Board of Trade
Winnipes
S. 12
Leckhart Lay Tewlét Fh
Blaris
G. G. Convention
Minicta
Jess
Tan
Lok
Ian
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