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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1934
Page
8
Kathleen Barnstein of Wilder visiting the Qilver home. Mrs G V Wenderson and family of Strathclair visited friends in the district on Sunday. Kathleen Taylor returned for a visit with them.
Advertised denim bib overalls in Sed or Whiteback, all sizes, at per pair 1 60. Local notices list visitors including Mr and Mrs McArton and Miss Moran visiting in Miniota and Winnipeg. Col Mullins and H Parker historic community events. Miniota backball team lost 10 to 1 at Hargrave, then 16 to 1 to the Farmers.
A Tuesday meeting in Minnesota arranged a Sports Day for Wednesday with a low admission price to draw a crowd. The program lists horse races baseball ladies softballs horseshoes, a picture show and a dance at night. Citizens are urged to keep August 1s free and attend for a social outing with friends.
Beulah Bits Ted Armstrong visits his home while Mrs. Kennedy from Saskatchewan visits her parents Mr and Mrs Crockart. United Church boys will go into camp at Hoover's Lake next week.
Police investigate after a burglary at a dry goods store led by Mr Sinclair, with an estimated £200 in goods taken including booze stockings sweaters overalls laser blades and candy. This is the sixth burglary in 14 years with sofas knocked over on two occasions.
United Stores Limited Miniota announces arrivals from Ontario and British Columbia preserving fruits. Orders will receive best attention as stock arrives for customers.
Isabella notes Stan Wallace spending a week in Winnipeg while several visitors from Ontario Manitoba and distant towns visit relatives and friends in the region. The list mentions Miss A Ingrm Peterboro Ont Miss Queen Smith Winnipeg Mrs R Heise J Pepe Victoria B C Hi Calder Miss A Kennedy Inglis Mrs A Watts Cromer Nurse B Mclean Shoal Lake Miss R Roberts EK Bridge the Bridge family Thos Mitchell and oe A Mitchell Grand Forks N D and others visiting in Killarney.
St Wilfrid's W A Beulah to host a Strawberry and Ice Cream Tea at the home of Mr and Mrs W Titley on July 26 starting 3 p.m. Includes home cooking and candy stalls. Fifty one girls from Isabella Blar s and Beulah United church es and Beulah Anglican returned Friday from a week at Hooper s Lake with camp activities and an elected officers slate.
Thriftee Laundry Soap offers six large bars for 25¢ in a United States ad from Ltd Miniota. The promotion emphasizes value and economy for households during a period of price-conscious shopping.
Arrow River notes visiting friends in Carberry include B Wiggins Il len nant, T Eterington Rasmussen of Carberry with JF Tennant couple. Brandon guests Mrs H Pentland and daughters Eunice Shirley with W Mackie Inglis. Mackie and children return. Frank Landry family and Jane Tennant of Brandon guests of Wim Tennant. July W1 meeting at Mrs Townson honoring Mrs Inglis of Inglis with handwork displays and a solo by Jessie Mitchell. early Saturday morning Ed Sinclair store broken into through a glass pane.
Mr and Mrs J G Sutherland express sincere thanks for the kindness shown to their son George while he was a patient at Shoal Lake hospital. The 7th Annual Rally of the United Sunday Schools of the district was held, with Hlmer Finkreiner chairing, songs by Fanny Crosby, Rev H Kippen's address on the hymn writer Life and Works, Roll Call by superintendents, and plans for Crandall hosting next year.
Harriette Mabel Smith and David Gorden McCallum married at 3 p.m. July 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E Heise on Spruce Lane Isabella. Rev H Bowman officiated in the presence of close relatives. The bride wore floral chiffon rose shaded frock and carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas. Sister-in-law Mrs J E Morrison of Brandon escorted the bride while sister Mrs R E Heise played the wedding march. Mr R E Heise sang during the register signing. Reception followed with a buffet.
Inneheon is served from a prettily arranged table with the bride's cake at center. The newly married couple left amid confetti and well wishes for a motor trip to western and southern Manitoba. The bride wore a navy suit with white accessories. Upon return they will reside at Roland with Mr and Mrs McCallum.
Jim Bing returned from a visit to Winnipeg. Miss Edna Hamilton left for England. Nurse Warren accepted a position in Kenton. W. Grant of Winnipeg is visiting the district.
A mix of visitors and guests in the Rossburn area includes McKoney from Vancouver visiting friends, Lauretta Warren from Brandon with Bernice Todd, Rothnie of Winnipeg with the Rudd family, and Russell of Cardale with the Walker family. Other households host William and Elizabeth Lewis, Bronton and family, and the Shier sisters on a Yellowstone motor trip.
A critique argues public access to audits is cheap protection against theft. It cites a Brandon area school district fraud by a secretary treasurer and urges annual full statements or detailed abridgments to clarify accounts for ratepayers.
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