Anarchist Hunt Reaches Canada During Coronation Preparations
The story reports intensified policing at the Canada United States border as Scotland Yard orders surveillance of suspicious individuals ahead of the coronation. Dominion Police under Colonel Percy Shereyod focus on inbound trains, with a four‑person group halted at Rouse’s Point Montreal. a confrontation ensues when a woman attempts a stabbing. Dominion parole statistics note 3,072 released inmates, 2,000 living lawfully, 999 still under supervision, 62 reoffenders.
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Dominion Police
Percy Shereyod
Ande Jang
Montreal
New Yok
Canada
Drew Jong Hevil
Dominion
Archibald
St Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Orange Association Notice At Sons of England Hall
Addresses will be given under the auspices of the Orange Association in the Sons of England Hall. Meeting at 8.00 p.m. on Monday 30th, attended by Mr Noble PG Winniper and Mr Heap of Austin, Organizer of the Association. All are cordially invited. Guests include Rev Lane and Mrs Lane, Mrs Eng lich, Mrs Mooney, Mrs Cornish.
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The
Orange Association
Sons of England Hall
Mmiota
Noble PG
Winniper
Heap
Austin
Miniota Represented at Brandon Bonspiel
Miniota is represented at the Brandon Bonspiel by four curlers Billy Prentiss Dave Rowan Bill Rowan and A S Hodnett. In the opening game against Pepper of Deloraine they performed well winning 11 to 4. The team hopes to carry the victory message in persistent car letters.
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Brandon
Billy Prentiss
Dave Rowan
Bill Rowan
A.S. Hodnett
Pepper
Deloraine
Trainmen's Ball Set for February 7 Event in Town
The trainmen's ball returns for a fourth year with invitations issued last Monday. Conductor Johnstone serves as secretary and the committee promises a large crowd and an outstanding social event of the season on Tuesday February seventh.
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Johnstone
Laing Bros Moving Pictures Coming to Turner's Hall
Laing Bros presents new moving pictures next Thursday and Friday evenings February 2 and 8 at Turner's Hall. An entire two night program features humorous and instructive subjects with a special India elephant film. Children under 12 pay 25 cents. adults 35 cents.
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Laing Bros Moving Pictures
Turner’s Hall
India
The Herald Be Comes Popular
Three knights of the roulette and card table from Monte Carlo seek a year subscription after a quiet demand for copies. The Herald Be notes its poking into the money changers’ doings has struck a vital point and promises more reading.
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Monte Carlo
Hibernian
Citizen’s cry against local immorality in Miniota gambling
A letter to the editor praises the paper’s warning against immoralities at a resort named Monte Carlo in Miniota. It argues municipal and provincial constables may arrest without a warrant for gambling and alcohol offenses under local option, detailing possible penalties and urging swift action.
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Miniota
Monte Carlo
Heth
Town of Isabella Forging Ahead
The town shows signs of resurgence with a thriving Literary Society and planned gatherings. Iverach Bros purchase the Imperial Elevator Co. lumber yard. a merchant plans a general store. a third party plans a boarding house and butcher shop. Isabella anticipates a strong spring and summer.
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Iverach Bros
Imperial Elevator Co
Isabella
Station Agent J N Clinton Suffering Eye Inflammation
J N Clinton, a popular station agent, is reported to be suffering from an inflammation of the eyes. Officials express hope he will recover and be back on his duties soon.
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J. N. Clinton
Moving picture entertainment next Tuesday and Friday in Turners Hall
Dick Soldan, recently back from Rapid City Brandqu and Winnipeg, returned Tuesday evening. W. J. Shepherd of Hayfield Man is visiting the district and has sold his store interest while seeking a new town to start again.
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Moving Picture
Turners Hall
Dick Soldan
Rapid City
Brandqu
Winnipeg
W. J. Shepherd
Hayfield
Man
Shepherd Hha
Inspector tours fire damaged Government Elevator site
Mr Estlin head of the engineering department Manitoba Elevator Commission visited Tuesday to inspect the fire damaged Government Elevator and outline remodelling plans. He expressed surprise at the intact condition given how close the blaze came to the structure.
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Estlin
Manitoba Elevator Commission
Local Curlers Bonspeil Set For February 27
Miniota Bonspiel poses as a principal Manitoba Curling Association event. Bonspiel to be held February 27 with fire on one sheet and prizes offered. Prize lists to circulate soon. Curlers promised a good time at the End Town Spiel.
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Manitoba Curling Association
Officers Appointed in the Choral Society
The Choral Society formed last week elected officers: President Guy Steuart Secretary G W J Easton Treasurer Wm Martin Conductor A Wynness A committee to manage parts includes A Wynness F H Warrener and G W J Easton Members urged to join at the next practice or submit names to the committee.
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Guy Steuart
G.W.J. Easton
Wm. Martin
A.wyness
F.H Warrener
G.w.j.easton
Somebody is Sure to Get a Bump
Citizens missing the Broadway car walk to the GPO face a snowy Alpine like climb. The hump of snow in front of the bachelors' rest grows with each storm. The piece notes moral impact and jokes about the need for a tunnel and a council petition.
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G.P.O
Pioneer Juhian Craig Dies After Long Rural Life
One of the district’s earliest settlers, Juhian Craig of Taavella, died at 78 after a long illness linked to age. He was born in Scotland in 1833, lived in Ontario, then moved to Western Canada near Miniota and Teab-lla. Survived by wife Mary MacPherson, three sons Angus Charles John, and four daughters, with funeral at Arrow River Cemetery officiated by Rev Murdock of Beulah.
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Thie
Juhian Craig
Taavella
Beulah
Mr Croit
Scotland
Atlantic
Ontario
Mary MacPherson
Death of Melvyn Lloyd at Brandon Hospital
Melvyn Lloyd aged young son of Mr and Mrs Geo Cornish died at Brandon Hospital on Tuesday morning after an appendicitis treatment. Doctors were uncertain of the ailment and could not explain the death. The funeral for “Lhoydie” was held today at three o clock with wreaths from local groups and the Rev Lane of Elkhorn presiding. mourners extend sympathy to the family.
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Brandon Hospital
Jane
Melvyn Lloyd
Geo. Cornish
Lloyd
Corniss
Union Sunday School
8.C.E. Society
I.0.c.f
Lane
Elkhorn
Lhoydie
Grain Growers Convention Attended by Rowan Jolley and Bissett
W B Rowan A Jolley and Arew Bissett traveled to Brandon this week to attend the Grain Growers Convention there.
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W.b.rowan
A.jolley
Andrew Bissett
Brandon
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