Visiting residents brighten district scene this week
Leslie Evans of Saskatoon is visiting in the district. Marguerite Franklin of Lenore is visiting with Gertie Coleman Miss M Welly of Indian Head. Gask is holidaying at her home in town. Miss W Rowen of Edmonton is visiting friends and relatives in town and district. Wm Turner of Regina and Mr and Mrs Graafstra of Souris spent Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Evans
Saskatoon
Marguerite Franklin
Lenore
Gertie Coleman
M Welly
Indian Head
Gask
Town
Miss W. Rowan
Edmonton
Wm. Turner
Regina
Mrs Graafstra
Souris
Weather fears and crops squeeze crowd plans for Miniota Sporte
Anxiety grows over dry weather harming feed crops. A Friday rain helped but more is needed. Despite this, organizers call for big attendance next Wednesday as the larger the crowd the bigger the prizes. Your cooperation is solicited.
Return Visit Highlights Saskatchewan Greenery and Grain
Wm. Leland visits Wordsworth Saskatchewan and notes green country with no grasshoppers. He predicts no grain to thresh in the district. Departmental exams show Grade XI students performing well with clear passes for Miss K Lynch and D Wythe and possibly more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Leland
Wordsworth
Sask
K. Lynch
D. Wythe
Land sales report from Manitoba farmer families
A northeastern municipality source notes ongoing land sales. The daily press confirms 15 557 acres sold in four months mostly to sons of Manitoba farmers. Faith in future land ownership remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Sons of Manitoba
Mutual aid and tolerance across churches and groups urged
A call for mutual help toleration andrbearance between churches classes races provinces cities towns and rural communities. The piece stresses that without such moral accord no reform measure or plan for financial or social change can succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Crandall Items Miss Davis Holidaying at Great Lakes
Patricia OIsra returns on Sunday from a week’s visit to Winnipeg while Miss M Davis enjoys a holiday at the Great Lakes resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Patricia O’isra
Winnipeg
Induction of Rev. R H Kippen at Crandall Church
A large Crandall congregation gathered Monday evening at Crandall United Church for the induction of Rev. R H Kippen as pastor of Crandall andton Field. Rev J A Stephen presided, sermons by Rev John Dunnett, and addresses by Rev ALIA Carruthers and Rev T D Barnett. A solo by Mrs E O'Rara followed, and a social time allowed the congregation to meet the new minister and Mrs Kippen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
Crandall United Clearch
R.h.kippen
Crandall Andton Field
J. A Stephen
Miniots
John Dunanett
Qdkner
Isabella Notes Sarl Warren Names New Relieving Agent
Isabella Notes Sarl Warren appoints a relieving agent for Prince Albert in a formal capacity, outlining responsibilities and authority for temporary coverage. The move aims to ensure uninterrupted operations during the titular party’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarl Warren
Prince Albert
Local Social Notes and Visitors Adrift in Manitoba
Miss Gertie Wallace of Winnipeg with her father leisure travel. I Sella Blaris and Beulah youths camp at Hoopers Lake this week. Frank Campbell had an appendix operation at Dakota Hakota Hospital and recovers well. Arthur Heise visited relatives Thursday while traveling from Saskatoon to Fort William. Mr and Mrs J Drummond and daughter Thelma of Winnipeg visit with Mr and Mrs J Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
Hakota Hospital
Arthur Heise
Discret
Saskatoon
Fort William
Mrs. J. Drummond
Thelma
Winnipeg
J .Sutherland
Ladies Aid Supper on Sports Day
The Ladies Aid of the United church will serve supper in the church basement on Sports Day Wednesday August 1 starting at 6 p.m. Admission is 25 cents and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
McConnell Bros
Hamiota
Manitoba
Mrs McDonald Visits Winnipeg with Robertson Sister
Mrs McDonald of Winnipeg visits with her sister Mrs J A Robertson and is accompanied by her three daughters during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs McDonald
Winnipeg
J.A Robertson
Local fair exhibitors win prizes at Hamiota and Shoal Lake
Alan Clarke J Ross J A Robertson Reid and Jay Finkbeiner showed stocks at the Hamiota Fair last week and figured in the prizes. C Reid took its horses to Shoal Lake Farr for competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Clarke
J. Ross
J. A. Robertson
Reid
Jay Finkbeiner
Hamiota Fair
C. Reid
Shoal Lake Farr
Beulah Bits Social Visit Across District
Beulah notes Mr. and Mrs. Joe Day and family are visiting in the district. Rev. and Mrs. Murdock and family of Canora join Mr. and Mrs. W. Dicken. Miss KE Lyon of Penticton, B C, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. A S Fraser, for the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Day
Mr. Murdock
Canora
Mrs. W. Dicken
KE. Lyon
Penticton, B.C
A. S. Fraser
Higgins Born at Beulak Beulak Hospital Baby Charles Norman
A baby boy named Charles Norman Higgins was born Wednesday July 19 at Miniota Beulak Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Higgins. The birth announcement notes the new arrival in local records.
Sale Notice for Farm Real Estate with Buildings and Cultivated Land
The notice describes a land parcel with a frame dwelling 18 by 24, a 26 by 30 two storey barn, an addition 16 by 20, two granaries, and a 12 by 16 henhouse. It notes 260 acres under cultivation, all fenced with two good wells. Terms set at 20 percent cash at sale and balance per sale conditions to be announced. property offered subject to a reserve bid.
Death of William C Paynter at Tantallon after illness and operation
William C Paynter died at his Tantallon home following an illness and surgery for goiter. A native of Owen Sound, he moved to Beulah district, then Tantallon, where he lived about 40 years. He and his brother ran a general store for many years. his passing is mourned by local old-timers. Funeral was held in Tantallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charles Paynter
Tantallon
Mr Paynter
Owen Sound
Beulah
Istv
Paynter
Tan
Local Obituary Fragment Mentions Forster Family Pallbearers
The fragment notes a memorial service on Saturday attended by Mes H. By Forster and family members including F Paynter and WR Doyle. Pallbearers listed include R. Greer of Beulah and W. R. Dowe among others, with I E Forster also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes H
Forster
F Paynter
WR. Doyle
I E Forster
R. Greer
Beulah
W. R. Dowe
It i
Arrow River Notes Visit by J Craig of Regina
J Craig of Regina visits his brother and sister in law the Chan family. Harvess Festival Services are scheduled for October 7th and 8th.
Minnedosa Visitors and Local Health Notes
Mr and Mrs J Fleming and family from Minnedosa visited the district last week. Rachel Jackson and Irene Mossop underwent tonsil operations in Miniota Hospital. Homer Helpland had the misfortune to break several ribs riding an unbroken horse last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Jackson
Irene Mossop
Miniota Hospital
Las Week
Homer Helpnd
Mice
Fairgoers Attend Hamiote Exhibition Friday
A sizable crowd visited the Hamiote Fair on Friday and showed strong interest in the displayed exhibits.
Sunday School Fun Day Postponed to Wednesday Sports
The Sunday school program on Wednesday featured an afternoon of sports and a softball game between the local girls and Miniota after supper, followed by a baseball match between Orkk Skeaf team and Aaron Rivar. The sports committee is complimented for a successful day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Orkk Skeaf
Aaron Rivar
Police capture thieves in Ed Sinclair store break in
Police aided by Mr. Strachan of Pope traced stolen goods to two bags hidden in Scotia church stable. When culprits returned to reclaim spoils they were captured. The two men implicated reportedly confessed to the robbery though trial date is undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Strachan
Pope
Ed. Sinclair
Notable Canadians Highlight Political and Cultural Events
Hon Hartes A Dunning of Seigniory Club becomes Barclay's Bank director while C F Min ister also heads Ontario Equitable Life. Oxford Group ends Banff meeting, heads to East with many sailing to England. Sir William Clark disputes Canada’s agri trade woes. Great Lakes ships offer summer cruises, and Quebec marks Cartier’s 400th anniversary with galas and fetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartes A. Dunning
Seigniory Club
Montebello
Quebec
Barclay’s Bank
Canada
Ontario Equitable Life Insurance Company
Oxford
Banff Springs Hotel
East
S.S
Canadian Pacific
Great Lakes
Assiniboine
Keewartin
Manitoba
Dominion
Jacques Cartier
Empress of Australia to sail 96 day world cruise next winter
Canadian Pacific announces a 96 day cruise aboard the 22,000 ton Empress of Australia visiting 24 ports across the Mediterranean Palestine Egypt East and South Africa South America and the West Indies. The voyage departs New York on January 18 1925 and returns April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Palestine
Egypt
East
South Africa
South America
West Indies
Canadian Pacific
New York
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United States, Ltd
Crandall
M. Davis
Isabella
Gertie Wallace
Sella
Blaris
Hoopers Lake
John Spalding
Province of
United Stores, Ltd
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Church of England Services
Minieta
Holy Trinity Church
F.C. Whittington
St. Wilfrid’s Beulah
W. J.finch
Herald Office
Messrs. Phillipps
Gemmill & Smith
Montreal Trust
Lodge Gordon No
Sons OF England
St. George’s Hall
R. Bryant
R. M. Oliver
Canadian Legion
G. L Woods
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen B.A
Arrow River
Two Creeks
H.h.kippen
Palmerston
G. J. Heyhoe
Miniota Sports
Racin Reshoes
THE
Coleman Lamp and Stove Company, Ltd
Toronto
Ontario
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
J. Craig
Brother
Mrs
Admiral Beatty Hotel
Saint John
Sir William Clark
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