25 Jul 1928
Page 8
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1928
Page
8
Miss Rowe of Clanwilliam visits town with friends while Mr and Mrs Marshall and family of St James visit Beulatt district. The community notes the cheerful return of "Friday" and a friendly handshake events in local circles.
Mrs Tithey's readers share sympathy as Mra Wendstley learns her mother died at her home in Scotland. The notice notes the bereavement and mournful message to the community.
The Editor expresses appreciation for the Society's letter and says the paper is glad to be of service to any worthy organization.
The initial train carrying harvest workers from the East is due in Winnipeg on August 15. Officials estimate about 75.04 men will be needed to harvest the crop this year.
White number reports a strong showing at the Harmonia fair held Friday. Cardale baseball teams competed together and earned second prize money in the event, marking a notable group success.
The Tsabella Agricultural Society plans its annual fair this Thursday with good patronage expected. Entries for all classes are coming in well and organizers hope this year will surpass previous fairs.
The Herald invites readers to contribute social items including visits and friend announcements. Readers may call phone number 72 or mail items to Gizette office to have names mentioned and joined in the Miniata Herald community column.
The Radio Interference Crew visited last week to fix engines disturbing reception. They checked radio license holders and offered license issuance on the spot. Licenses cost per annum and all radio owners must have one. A further check is planned later this year.
A neighboring town hosts a baseball tournament with P200 in prizes and 200 for attractions drawing 3000 visitors. Estimated per person spending of 5 dollars suggests a 15000 dollar economic impact. Residents showcase cooperation and bold town growth through events.
The Miniota Agricultural Society faced feed shortages and poor show conditions for horses due to river borders and scarce feed. Despite weak horse entries, cattle, poultry, and livestock sections showed strength with notable wins by local farms and the Beulah Fraser Brothers. President Robert Peel and Secretary-treasurer John Spaldizig led an organized event attracting strong local support.
The report lists J. J. Lelond winning first for a one year heifer and multiple thirds in cow raised calf and junior heifer classes. David Smith, Amos Gurr, Angus Craig lead sheep placings with ewes, ram lambs, and pairs, while P. G. Washington judged cattle and swine. Poultry and dairy awards follows with many exhibitors named.
The group includes Frazer H and Misses Janell Straehan and F C Frazer along with Hawthorne G Andrews and Nina Evans. Also listed are G C Andrews and Misses Fauline Tennant D Spalding and John Foster.
The article notes that Isis is expected to commence barley cutting this week, signaling the start of harvest activity. Details on location or scale are not provided in the accessible text.
Mr. Thomas Kirkland of Teese water Ont visits Mrs and Mrs Forsyth, sharing time and conversation during the stay.
Miss K Gosling of Saskatoon is visiting her sister, Mrs Copland, in Copland during a local family visit.
Ciarapee Urr of Wawaneaa visits Beulah and Hodnett Lindley with Archie Kerry for this week’s Minnedosa Tennis tournament. Klu Klux Klan meetings occur at several points within the district. Rev H Salter of the Bible Society spoke to the camp crowd Friday night. NOTICE Caledonian Sports Day set for Virden on Thursday August 2 invitations extended for a real Scotch day and good time.
Mr. Reid came back from a pleasant trip visiting friends and relatives in Eastern Canada.
On Thursday the Sons and Daughters of England hold their annual picnic at the Indian School near Elkhorn Manson Elkhorn and Miniota lodges will participate and a splendid time is promised. It is hoped Miniota Judges will have high attendance.
Miss May Taylor of Winnipeg visits Mr and Mrs Wes Stewart, Minnesota.
District Deputy G. H. Thompson of Oak River paid an official visit to Parkissimo Lodge in Miniota on Wednesday of last week to install the officers elected for the current term. A social hour followed the installation, with several district brethren in attendance.
The dth Masonic District plans its annual picnic at The Narrows Shoal Lake on Thursday of this week and anticipates a record gathering from Miniota lodge. Miniota Lodge will also attend a Divine Service on Sunday August Sth at United Church Iahetla conducted by Rev J C Anderson of Basswood.
Chief mechanic Bill Thompson led a five man crew Roy Curry Bob Webster Les Curry on a 2000 mile trip ending Sunday. They toured Calgary and Banff enjoying campsites and Alberta stores while the Mountain Cat faced few troubles and returned home safely despite skeeters described as hawk sized.
Miss McKenzie of Rapid City is visiting with Miss E Bridge, sharing a social visit noted in Isabella Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Staples of LaRuviere spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr. RB. Wren, details show a social assembly and family gathering in a small community setting.
Mr and Mrs Olsen and Mr and Mrs Stewart of Winnipesy are visiting with Mr S Clark.
Misa G Wallace departed Sunday for a visit with Mrs. C. B. Brad in Winnipeg, seeking a social call and extended stay.
Misses Florence Brown and Florence Miller are camping at Lake Carlyle, Saskatchewan.
W Iverach of Vilunk Sask was visiting at his home here according to a short local notice.
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