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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
4
The item lists farm loan offers from Mackenzie and Co and R.G.R Mackenzie on improved lands, a provincial auditor appointment for Manitoba, local travel and church notices, upcoming events like the Crandall Carnival on February 4th, and a plug for Salada Tea. It cites Miss Norma Sanley’s operation in Guelph and various towns including Winnipeg, Souris, and Killarney.
Hamiota bonspiel starts February 2. Saskatchewan legislature sessions prorogued. Crerar wins Saskatchewan trophy at Regina bonspiel. Moosomin livery stable fire destroys property. Redistribution bill expands Alberta seats to 38. Dominion sues Sault Ste Marie for 6851 dollars in riot costs. Ministers likely to lose half fare tickets rumor. Non subscribers barred from telephone use. Debates on travel by wheels or sleighs amid road issues. Grain theft incident near town. Tangier landslide kills hundreds. Wa. Sloan resigns Comox-Atlin seat. byelection writ issued. Archbishop Sweatman dies in Toronto. Ninette sanatorium planned on OC Railway line. D A Stewart appointed. Manitoba Legislature to meet Feb 4. address to be moved by H. C. Simpson. William Mackenzie raises 10000 in two months in England. General Manager Hanna comments on British Tile and trustee funds.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any treatment not cured by Hall's FP. J Cheney and associates claim efficacy with a remedy labeled Hall's FP. The notice appears to be a promotional medical ad referencing F. J. Cheney and potential wholesale distribution.
Tenders invited to furnish and deliver five cards of weed to Wynona School with 75 percent white poplar and all cut to two foot lengths. Tenders to be received by February 15. Robert Peel See Treas.
At Winnipeg on January 13 1909 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Schofield. At Miniota on January 26 1909 Margaret Ellen Strome wife of Wm Strome died aged 41 years 2 months 5 days.
Special rates announced for the Winnipeg Bonspiel and Winter Carnival February 10th to 16th. Curlers presenting certificates from Bonspiel Secretary J. Cleland may buy round trip tickets for $5.96 for themselves and family dependents, Feb 6th to 16th returning by Feb 24th. General public tickets Feb 13th to 17th, valid to Feb 24th.
Young people gathered for a Friday social in the Presbyterian Church basement with games and a supper at 10 15 pm. A guessing contest titled A Flower Romance had 26 questions. three papers tied for first with 23 correct answers. Chocolates prize was contested and most of it fell to the floor. Everyone dispersed around 1 am satisfied with the evening.
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