Local News Notes From Indien Head And Birtle Area
Miss Mate Kelly of Indien Head spent the week end with her mother in town. Miss Eileen Clayton of Gladstone is visiting with Mr and Mrs W J Bonner. Mrs D Kelly and daughter Elna left today for Portreeve Sask to visit relatives. W J Thompson of the News India Head visited the Kelly family in town over the weekend. The Southern Group Y P S of Birti Presbytery will hold a pir lie at Crandal Thursday at 2 p.m. Midwinter of Roland is visiting with his sister Mrs J Spalding and mother at Birtle. Nuree Saddier is making progress after her operation Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Kelly
Indien Head
Eileen Clayton of
Gladstone
W. J. Bonner
D.kelly
Elna
Portreeve, Sask
W. J. Thompson
The
News
India
Kelly
Birti
Crandal
C. Midwinter
Roland
Iter
J Spalding
Birtle
Nuree Saddier
Miniota Legion Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Miniota branch of the Canadian Legion elected officers including President F Franklin and 1st vice president W Shean. Other roles named Rev HJ Bowman chaplain and R M Oliver rectress, with Desmond as sergeant at arms and G J Heyhoe on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
The
Canadian Legion
F Franklin
W.shean
VC. Douglas
H.j.bowman
R. M. Oliver
Desmond
G. J.heyhoe
Woods
T. Wheatland
J Desmond
Winnipeg Community Hears Tea and Party Honors
Isabella Notes Miss Gertie Wallace visits her Winnipeg father while Miss Rose Wright attends Winnipeg summer school. The community hosts a party for Miss O Thompson and L Dibblee with flowers purse and address read by Ted Finkbeiner. A trousseau tea honors Miss Thompson with Mrs Clark hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose Wright
Winnipeg
Miss O. Thompson
3.L. Dibblee
Local Socials Describe A Novel Gift Display
At the home of Mia a Tavior hosted by Mee Tavior and Mes Dallas, guests admired a novelty gift table arranged by Joitle Joan Hall with elegant separation. The event offered contests and refreshments provided by a local entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Tavior
Mee Tavior
Mes Dallas
Joan Hall
Oak River Post
Crandall Reports On Local Conventions At Meeting
At the recent meeting the tw Lw presented a fine report on the district convention by Mrs. Baker and on the provincial convention by Mrs. Chas Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tw Lw Splendid
Baker
Mre
Chas Lewis
Beulah Bits Mosdames Visit Winnipeg
Beulah Bits Mosdames Clarks and Hull spent the week end in Winnipeg. Mrs Frover and son Gidon are renewing acquaintances in the district. Mr. and Mrs. A. Frazer host visitors. Mrs. Forster visit their mother at Stony Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosdames Clarks and
Hull
Winnipeg
Mra
W.h.frover
Gidon
T.forster
Stony Mountain
Weekend Holidays and Local Tea Sale Boost Treasury
Paynter spent the weekend at Cear Lake while Mes Titley and daughter Amy left for two weeks at Matlock Beach. A charity home washing and strawberry tea sale at Mrs W Tithey’s home drew a generous crowd despite bad weather, adding 3150 to the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrocod
Paynter
Cear Lake
Mes Titley
Amy
Matlock Beach
St. Walfrian W. A
W Tithey
Treasury
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
OCR reads as a brief public notice noting space constraints led to omitting several small items while reporting on a local sale.
Notice of Private Sale of Household Furniture
Property owner W. L. Dorward announces a private sale of a quantity of household furniture and related items. Interested parties may contact Dorward at phone 74 in Miniota for fuller particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorward
Miniota
Mortgage sale of farm property in Manitoba
Public auction to sell farms in Hamiota Manitoba on July 2 1933 at noon. Listings cover NE 22 and NW 23 township 14 range 26 west with 90 acres summer follow and bush and muskeg. Buildings include house barns granaries and sheds. Twenty percent cash, balance on terms. for details contact Scarth and Guild Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell Brothers
Hamiota
Province of
Manitoba
Township
Sidins
Bidise
Tore Arse Rommel
Messrs. Scarth & Guild
Great West Permanent Building
Winnipeg
Horse struck by lightning kills magistrate’s horse on farm
Magistrate J Fleming reported a horse on his Arrow River farm died after being struck by lightning last week, a misfortune noted by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Fleming
Twine shipment offered at lower prices this year
J F Tennant and Sons announce receipt of twine supply with cheaper rates than last year and invite orders. District sports report notes Hamiota event with team failing to win money class but securing second prize at Birtle. Two teachers plan Chicago World's Fair visit and a holiday at Clear Lake before returning for term. students enjoy an end of term picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tennant & Sons
Hamiota
Birtle
Chicago
Clear Lake
Community Notes and a Bold Store Burglary
The WL meeting at Mes W Tennant's home featured Current Events by Mrs McNab and a piano solo by Miss J Elliott. Mrs Calder demonstrated canning methods for vegetables and fruit, drawing 78 ladies from Beulah Miniota Isabella Crendall Blairs Palmerston and Arrow River. Ed Sinclairs store suffered a major burglary with the safe blown and the shop wrecked, losses estimated $300 to $400, with a time stamp at 2:40 suggesting the break occurred overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes W. Tennant
Margaret Calder
Tueday
Beulah
Miniota
Isabella
Crendall
Blairs Palmerston
Arrow River
McNaught
Hame Iota
W.1
Miss Calder
Finlay Named Manager at Prince Edward Hotel Brandon
Claude Finlay returns to Brandon to manage the Prince Edward Hotel where he began as a clerk. Born in Rapid City he was educated in Brandon and served overseas before joining Winnipeg’s Fort Garry Hotel as chief accountant later returning to Brandon to lead the hotel he first worked in. Finlay is well known in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Finlay
Prince Edward
Brandon
Mr Finlay
Rapid City
Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Finlay
Manitota
Canadian Railways to offer one cent a mile coach fare
C P Riddell chairman of the Canadian Passenger Association announces a new movement in rail travel. Beginning this month through June, rates drop to one cent per mile for coach travel between eastern and western Canada and return. Sales start in western Canada May 26 and run to June 8, and in eastern Canada May 33 to June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Riddell
Canadian Passenger Association
Canadian Railways
Western Canada
Eastern Canada
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Mrs.e Views
Minnedoss
Mrs
G Rowan
Mildred Wythe
Chater
United States, Ltd
Brandon Faiths
Fred Clarke
J.P Dunn
Kenora
J V.borsyth
J. W. Clarke
H. B. Turner
Clarke
T Conway
Gertie Wallace
P Beveridge
Harry
Ruby Finkbeiner
Two Creeks
Sid Finkbeiner
Bield
Joan Vincent
Cardale
Crandall
Ai’gon
Baldur
A.3. Frazer
Mrs. Howard
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen B.A
Church of England
J. J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Church
United Stores, Ltd
W.e.g.little
Fr. Franklin
R. L. Miles
Balos
OS Pratt & Lauman Block
Syd
C. E. Wythe
Exide Battery Dealer
Lodge Gordon
Sons OF England
Tues
J. W. Horner
Pres
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Ed Sinclair
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