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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
1
Mrs. A Deans of Melita spent the weekend with her sister Mrs M J Bridge. Miss G Wallace left to visit her sister in Winnipeg for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Simonite of Winnipeg are visiting with Mr and Mrs WJ Sunley.
Mrs Mountain and Mrs Whimster of Portage visited friends over the weekend. A Silver Tea and Bale of Small Articles will be held at Mrs W Titleys on Thursday.
Electrical storms passed through the week though no hail damage reported. The Elm ward party at Mr. J A Frazer’s home on Puestlas afternoon featured games contests and a daily lunch enjoyed by attendees.
For sale Massey Harris spring tooth cultivator in good condition with two tooth sets. Cash price 404 dollars or will trade for a dairy cow. Also for sale a Green Separator. Contact Veter Mactherson at phone 75 in Miniota.
The Miniota Consumers Co operative offers gasoline and oil with guaranteed good service for members and nonmembers. Orders may be placed with C Ellerington, Secretary, by phone 17 i2, Miniota.
The Mimota Horticultural Society schedules a Field Day on Tuesday July 15 inviting all members and those with horticultural questions. Provincial Horticulturist Mr. Walker and other speakers will discuss Better Gardens with a 1 30 pm assembly in Miniota followed by garden visits. For more details call secretary Mrs WL Hodnett.
Mr and Mrs J Spalding and Alex traveled to Winnipeg on Friday to meet relatives who have just left the Old Country to settle in Vancouver. Mrs Spalding and two young sons stayed at Birds Hill for a holiday.
Wipaie Bryantis holidaying at Loissevain. Mrs. Gene Armstrong is spending a week in Winut.
Mr and Mrs Dave Lloyd of Emerson visited Mr and Mrs J Rippland last week. An annual Family Vacation Camp will be held at the end of Stoal Lake. Charlie Newell, formerly seen with Miniots picture shows, died at his home in Strathchai recently.
Mr and Mrs Sim Boch will depart Saturday for a three month visit to England. The family expresses wishes for an enjoyable journey.
The Birtle Groceteris announces quitting business in this town due to insufficient population to meet the district requirements. Local shoppers lose a grocery option as the store closes its doors.
The Russell Derby is scheduled for Friday this week with additional horse races on Thursday. District officials plan to attend Russell Fair on both days, highlighting community events and activities.
Rev Earl S. Dixon departed Friday for Hartney to begin a new field of labor while Rev and Mrs G L Armstrong left the same day for McGregor. Best wishes are offered for their new assignments.
Acarof poles have arrived for Mimiota village and the electric lighting proposition is well under way. Officials expect the villages to be linked up early in August.
Tom Long unloaded a fine looking bull on Saturday to replace his springly injured animal, bought at Brandon fair last week.
Mr AE Smith from St John College begins ministrations to district Anglicans on Sunday last. A Shoal Lake boy, he is welcomed and hopes for an enjoyable stay with the parish.
Last week hailstorms hit the districts of Two Creeks and Virden causing crop and garden damage. In Virden a hotel suffered about nineteen windows smashed and several homes lost one or two windows. The hailstones were unusually large.
The town hosts the Summer Fair Season 4 and Miniota anneals on July 2 followed by Isabella on July 24. Citizens are urged to support these fairs with farm exhibits, as prize lists have been distributed and local pride calls for active participation.
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