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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1939
Page
8
Rod Blunt and Fred Bryant of Pteinbach spent Sunday in the district. Miss Beryl Pascoe left on Saturday to visit her grandfather at Killarney.
Mr. sod Mrs Vere Little visit ed at Bismarck N D during the weekend. Quite a summer from here will celebrate the Glorious Twelfth at Virden tomorrow.
Boys Crevail Panis clearing at 7Sc. Pail The lot includes all sizes from 6 to 16 years Be early for best choice. United States Ltd Minieta. Mrs T Conway and Misses E Savaras and M Conway are holidaying in Winnipeg. The best year in a decade for the west is predicted by a leading commercial organization. Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Caldwell of Elkhorn and Mrs O D Johnson of Deestur Hill spent Sunday with Mrs R Falconer. Miss Eva Gwendlyn Falconer, second daughter of Roy Falconer of South Porcupine Ont., graduated on June 15th 28 a nurse from the general hospital at Timmins Ont.
Plymouth binder TWNE made in Canada by Canadian workmen. Our stock is in. Your order appreciated. Mrs Helen K. Chamers, ex United store staff, moved to Sundar Manitoba. United and Anglican Sunday schools plan annual picnics July 19 at Hooper's Lake. D Spatding visiting Winnipeg two weeks. Mrs J Spalding recovering. Mrs Powell of Saskatoon and Mrs W L Monkhouse of Detroit visiting Mrs J Stowe. Harvey Kewan family from Chicago and Mrs F Fisher of St Boniface visiting A Jolley home. Walter Budd and his Blossoms Radio Artists will play at J J Nichols Red Star Bern on July 1. Misota Creamery won first prize for butter exhibit at Brancon Fair. aims to exhibit at western fairs and Toronto Royal Exhibition.
The district sent strong representation to Brandon fair last week. Horse and cattle exhibits showed noticeable progress in quality and lumber and class. Other attractions retained familiar appeal, but the grandstand attractions stood out as superb and worth the visit.
Coturaces of Min ota branch of The Caredian Le Jonett held a second meeting at St Lazere on Tie day night last. On Sunday afternoon the Sink ta branch was released at the District meeting. Provincial secretary Capt Alex Cairns spoke at both gatherings, and BR M. Ottvir installed a new officer.
Over the past week heavy rainfall has been reported in surrounding districts with certain sections seeing significant dam concerns. Authorities monitor water levels and issue advisories as needed.
Hail hit between Riverdale and Min nedosa causing varying crop damage with some reports of maximum loss. A heavy afternoon rain flooded gardens around Miniota creamery area but did not extend much further south. W L Hodnett and A Spencer returned from a trip to eastern Canada the World's Fair in New York and major U S centers. A party at the Miniota creamery honored Miss Dot Spalding with a white gold wrist watch as she left after five years as book keeper.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Thomas Conway filed in the Village of Minietas Province of Manitoba Kerness Maker. Claims must be presented by a stated date or be barred. The deadline is August 1. Public notice to all known and unknown creditors with details about filing and contact.
Isabella and Reid assist at Victoria Beach station. Miss Marion Wright attends summer school in Winnipeg. The WL meets Friday at Mrs. L Hal’s home. Winnie Seales of Vertace la Prairie plays at home. Davidson and Douglas Home visit Brandon relatives. Miss K Goodwin of MiPota weekend at West Stewart home. Flora and Margaret Bearth visit Ro Shipley home in Russel. Mrs C Clark and daughter Mary of Winnipeg visit K T Clark home. Mr and Mrs Breakey and family of Kelloe visit B Robinson home. Mr Scarth and Cecily of Binscarth visit. R Scarth leaves for a motor trip to Calgary and Elmonton. Harold Lawer of Kenton dies at home after illness from pneumonia and pleurisy. Funeral attendance from Kenton cited as respect.
Miss Doreen Clark of St Bonniface Hospital staff holidaying at her home here. Merc C Brunton and family from Maple Creek Sask visiting Whitney home. Nurse Margaret Bell of Brandon Indian School staff holidaying at her. Dr and Mrs J Fraser visited with Rev and Mrs J D McNair at Souris on Sunday. Jay M McFarlane and the Travelling Hanger group returned from aSplen er t old week at camp Salt Lake. A miscellaneous shower held at Mrs KR Bo Vanve home on Monday evening in honor of Miss Edia Stier. Guests numbered thirty. Following a musical contest the wit s were pres real ja ow tog cabiy amit a shower of confetti to Misses M Kivion and Bo Mossop. A alainty lined aeawiad hy tie: tute sees Mire HOE Vaute with Miss Bo Messy weciat and by Misses M mil. Karten continued the very pleasant evening.
Miss Marjorie Mitchell of Winnipeg is holidaying at her Arrow River home. Mrs. W. Luedke and children of Roblin visited relatives in the district last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lelond Doreen and Marion returned with them and spent the weekend at Roblin.
Farmers must complete all wheat dissections to the elevator by July 15 at last year's prices. On July 16 the new crop year begins with the new price in effect.
During the pister s vacation the YPU will hold a camp fire service on Sunday evening July 28th Plans for the July 30th service will be announced later and there will be no services on the first two Sundays in August.
Beulah reports show Mrs A Fraser holidaying at Carlyle Lake Sask Miss KK Cokmar visiting Brandon Miss Stirley Johnson holidaying at Poplar Point Janet Jones of Wapella visiting grandfather C E Spencer W J to meet at Mrs A N Sawyer home Lais damage to windows and crops by hail farmers north of town Arrow River orchestra drew a large crowd for a waltz night with enjoyable dancing and music
Wallace born at Virden Hospital on Sunday July 2 to Mr and Mrs Wallace of Arrow Liver a son. Lawrence Ivan Padfield born at Hamilda Hospital on Wednesday July 4 to Mr and Mrs W Padfield of Crandall a daughter Alice Eileen Peecker born at Hantuta Hospital on Thursday July to Mr and Mrs Reg Beeter of Decler nee Edith Kelcra of Arrow hiver acon Jol Predsiek Richards born minteta on Monday July 19 to Mr and Mrs C Rienardsime Toente Stewart of Linde a son FOR SALE £ cercend Zit ohn Deere ehfi toeth Culteteria good cc nation Ayrig tof 9 Hevce Bev al cl 294
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vincent and son of Tilston visited the Grainger home last week and returned with Mr. and Mrs. Grainger. A. Large accompanied the Graingers and is visiting there.
A large crowd attended Rev. J. J. McKinney's address on the Bible Society's work in Canada with lantern views. In the business session Rev. H. S. Bowman served as president and R. S. H Fraser was elected treasurer, with Miss D. Paynter named secretary and Jick Frazer and G. J. Heyhoe as collectors. Mrs H. Forste was honored for fifteen years as secretary.
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