Local and General News Items From Miniota Area
Eric Evans and Jack Horne who have been visiting at the 1 Tovior home for the past month returned to Winnipeg on Monday. The house and contents of the home of Wm Black of Two Creets were totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday afternoon. The cause of the fire is unknown the family being away from home at the time. Elkskin Sport Shoes for Women suitable for outdoor wear are advertised in Brogue style or Moccasin too in pretty shades. Prices 3 25 2 95 2 40. Miniota. If every time Miniota ball team plays Kenton it rains we are for arranging a game weekly as in the past two matches were called off due to rain. Thursday afternoon was Achievement Day for the girls of the three Ewing groups with work displayed judged by Miss Smilie of the Extension Dept. The chair was Mrs A Hanshin and a program of songs skits demonstrations and a fashion parade was given by group members. A practical address on The Value of Club Work was given by Mrs J Stowe. Proficiency awards were won by Christina Perry Senior Margaret Perry Intermediate Hazel Day Junior for best note book and general work with prizes embroidery scissors presented by Mrs C Wythe. Group leaders for Beulah group were Mrs Han Jin Mrs Watts for Senior group Mrs Day Mrs Oliver for Intermediate and Mrs Moscop Mrs Leland Mrs Rapley for Junior. The Beulah group work under Mrs Gordon Heyhoe was exhibited and praised. Following the programme a dainty line was served by the Local Association of the Girl Guides who sponsored the classes.
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Ewing
Smilie
A.hanshin
J Stowe
Christina Perry
Margaret Perry
Hazel Day
C. Wythe
Han Jin
Watts
Day
Oliver
Moscop
Leland
Rapley
Beulah Group
Gordon Heyhoe
of the Girl Guides
Western Canada Elevator flour house gains attention
A Western Canada Elevator flour house drew attention for its role in local grain handling and storage, signaling significance in regional commerce and agricultural supply chains.
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Western Canada Elevator
Jubilee Tea and sales event at United Church hall
A Jubilee Tea will be held in the United Church parlor on Saturday June 22 with home cooking a sale of novelties ice cream and a silver tea. Afternoon and evening. Place your order for Binder Twine with The Miniota Co-Operative veneer via C Ellerington secretary for prices.
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United Church
Miniota Co-Operative
C. Ellerington
Display of Oil Bath Binders and Mowers at P.S. MacPherson
The notice lists new and secondhand farming equipment available from P.S. MacPherson in Miniota. It includes Oil bath Binders and Oilbath Mowers plus three secondhand Binders, one secondhand Mower, and one secondhand Cultivator. The agent represents Massey-Harris, Oliver and Waterloo. Phone 75.
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P.S. MacPherson
Massey-Harris, Oliver and Waterloo
Miniota
Residence for Sale in Miniota on Louise Ave
Four room residence with lean-to kitchen and basement, wired for electric light. For details contact Mrs V Kilback Miniota. Also a Monster Jubilee Dance is set for Friday June 11 at A M Crandall barn one mile west of Crandall, eight miles west and two miles south of Hamiota. Accommodation for over 1000, dancing 9 to 3. Music by Hirtle Excelsior six piece band. Lunch room open 11 30 p.m. Admission 25c.
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Miniota
Louise Av
A.m.crandall
Crandall
Hamiota
Hirtle
Drama Festival Trip Plans Spark Family Return to Prince Albert
Mrs S Myers and family returned to Prince Albert on Sunday after disruption by a repair gang. J Craig plans to lead a party to Winnipeg this week for the Drama Festival. Elliott suffered an unfortunate mishap during the period.
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S.myers
Prince Albert
J Craig
Winnipeg
Upcoming Community Events and Activities in June and July
June events include a picture show and a Schools Field Day at Beulah plus a dance at A. M. Crandall's Barn. On June 22 a Jubilee Tea will be held in the United Church. July 5 marks the Blairs Anniversary Picnic.
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Beulah
A. M. Crandall
United Church
Chautauqua Success Highlighted By Local Ladies Aid
The Chautauqua held last week under the Ladies Aid auspices was a great success. Talent from Hamota Kenton Virden Minnedosa Foxwarren Brandon and Miniota contributed to a well arranged programme. Three performances were well received and promises of another event next year were extended.
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Ladies Aid
Hamota
Kenton
Virden
Minnedosa
Foxwarren Brandon
Miniota
Crandall Couple to Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary
Crandall Mr. and Mrs. T. Hamilton will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary next Monday. E. Mark attends United Church Conference in Winnipeg this week. Mrs. Mark accompanies him. Five of nine young men who went to mining fairs last spring have returned home. Mrs. Houston of Sydney Montana visits sister Mrs. G Douglas with her two sons. YP8 will lead Sunday morning service. J Rankin of Oakner to deliver address. Sunday School following evening service cancelled. Mrs. R. Vance presided over the event.
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Mrs.t. Hamilton
E. Mark
United Church
Winnipeg
Mark
Mrs. Houston
Sydney, Montana
G Douglas
Y.P
J. Rankin
Oakner
Social notes from Brandon and district visit scenes
Isabella Miss M Stevenson visited Brandon last week. Mrs F Reid attends the W I convention in Winnipeg. Jimmy of Lockport visits Mr and Mrs A Warren and JT McKenzie. The junior basketball team tied Shoal Lake 5 all. Infant son of Mr and Mrs J Merrick of Decker baptised Charles Warner. Miss A Prowse of London England summers with sister Mrs Seales. Concert in Decker hosted by the Horticultural Society. Edward Little of California visiting sons Vere and Magnus. Little attended Riel Rebellion reunion. Rev and Mrs H J Bowman left for Miami and Winnipeg to attend Conference. accompanied by Mrs Iverach. Sympathy extended to Mrs E H Reid of Minnesota and C W Blight over their father’s death. Blight died in Oakville.
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Edward Little
California
Vere
Magnus Mr.Little
Riel Rebellion
H J. Bowman
Miami
Winnipeg
E. H Reid
Minsota
C.W. Blight
W I Meeting Features Pupils Display and Basket Work Sale
The W. I. meeting in Orange Hall opened with a roll call answered by The holiday we would like. Miss G. Kirton led a programme including Festival numbers performed by her pupils. A display of basket work from the Blind Institute was offered for sale.
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W. I
Orange Hall
Grocery Ads and Warnings From United States Ltd Miniota
An ad listing canned tomatoes 2 cans for 25 cents, Apple Flakes 25 cents per package, and stock on fruits including oranges lemons and bananas. It promotes placing orders for preserving strawberries, notes low prices, and mentions eye care at a Miniota arklie clinic. It ends with a caution about careless drivers and a loose nut.
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Groceteria
United States, Ltd
Miniota
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Eric Evans
Jack Horne
Tovior
Wm_Black
United States
Eaton’s
Donald Street
EATON
Portage Avenue
T.eaton
Eatons
Arrow River
Mies J Elliott
P. $. MacPherson
Franklie Hail and Fire Insurance Co
Cas
Rolt
Elliott
Blaris
Littlejohn
Spence Littlejohn
Ason
J. A. Stephen
J. F. Tennant
United Church Conference
Wm .Craig
Fordwick
Ont
Saskatche
Alex
Saskatoon
Isabella
Miss M Stevenson
Brandon
F Reid
Jimmy
Lockport
Mrs. A. Warren
JT McKenzie and
Lois of
Tremaine
Bridge
Lois Webster
Two Crack
Men
J.trinkbeiner
Shoal Lake
Miss A Prowse
London
Eng
Mrs. (. Seales
Decker
The
Horticultural Society
Miniota Hall
Robert Armstrong
Mystery Man
Ewares
Dominion Bureau of
Canada
Imperial Oil
Imperial Oil Limited
Amy Boy
Government
Brandon Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
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