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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
8
The report notes Mr and Mrs J H Warren of Weyurn visiting Mr Warren. It also states party headquarters claim the best informed electorate in Canada will go to the polls on election day.
United Stores in Winiota advertises Hipwell’s Genuine Fruit Syrups in orange lemon and lime flavors for summer drinks priced at 40 cents per bottle. Manages seasonal beverage market with clear branding.
Mrs Jean Wythe and Mrs Hig Spencer are attending the World Convention in Winnipeg this week. The event gathers delegates from various regions to discuss key topics and schedule activities.
Mies Rosie Leland underwent an appendiceal operation at Miniota hospital last week and is getting up very nervously.
Mr and Mrs Young of Merregor spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wally Mise Young of Portage visiting for a white watch Mr and Mrs Haily.
Rev Armstrong and R M Oliver attended the Decoration Day Service held by the Bin erorth branch of the Canadian Legion on Thursday afternoon last.
The Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba will be held at Brandon from June 30 to July 4. The prize list is notably attractive this year, especially the first prize. For the prize list and further information contact secretary J. F. Bettie in Brandon.
The management announces Thursday publication will continue during the busy season due to the upcoming Federal Election. Local advertising copy must be received by Tuesday each week.
The municipality plans events to mark the Diamond Jubilee on July 1, aiming to match programs in other towns. If activities are not announced soon, residents may travel elsewhere for celebrations.
Rev and Mrs Armstrong depart Tuesday for Winnipeg for the wedding of their son Franklin Brooke Armstrong to Miss Francia Creighton of Winnipeg. The ceremony will be Saturday afternoon at All Saints church followed by a reception. The couple will honeymoon in St Paul Minnesota.
Col Harry Mullins visits town renewing acquaintances and plans a hard fought campaign set for July 28. He predicts strong prospects and describes radio nationwide hook ups to let voters hear leaders and candidates across city and rural areas.
Demand rises for lightweight summer hats in straw styles sold by Unites Stores Ltd in Miniota. Call now to secure low prices and selection before seasonal stock runs out.
Jack Wethe won top honors at the Portage la Prairie Fat Stock Show last Saturday entering two groups of three and taking first and sixth places. He also captured the show championship for his steer earning a cap presented to Burk & Andrich. The cup is on display in Forsyths store while all cattle sold at good prices. The steer sold to PF Eaton Co at 30e per pound. The community praised Jack for boosting district advertising.
The Notce M uinta Womens Institute postpones its meeting to Wednesday June 11th at the Municipal Toll with Jean Wythe serving as secretary.
For Rent. 120 22 inch all tee Tractor Power Lift Breaking Plow new and rentable to responsible parties by pay rate. Contact W H Harlin in Miniota for details and rates.
Rev. J. Alex Stephen of Kelwood Manitoba accepts invitation to become minister of the Miniota United Church and will assume duties July 1. He has served the Kelwood Charge for three years and is a graduate of the University of Manitoba and United College Winnipeg.
Arrangements are under way for a benefit dance at Miniota Hall on Friday June 27. The event aims to be expense free with hall orchestra lunch publicity and all services donated for a worthy cause helping those hit by illness. No specific beneficiaries named yet but community support is sought. The committee requests about 15 cakes and 15 loaves of ham sandwiches plus tea sugar and cream. Societies or individuals may contribute lunch items by phoning K M Oliver to avoid overlap. The WI have agreed to serve the lunch.
John J. Arklie R.O. specialist on light testing and fitting of glasses will be at Leams Hotel on Tuesday June 10 at 9 pm to offer eye service and fittings.
A Liberal Conservative convention at Shoal Lake nominated Mr Glen by acclamation as the sole candidate in the Marquette constituency. Mr Glen outlined his stewardship, then Thorson MP Winnipeg spoke in the evening. Both candidates project victory on July 2x, opening the campaign.
The Royal York of Toronto opened officially May 19 in a ceremony with officials from Canadian Pacific and civic leaders. George Lyon, the Grand Old Man of Canadian sport, drove the first pall as Lord and Lady Willingdon attended. The Royal York Hotel linked course will be used by C P Railway executives as a landmark project, while retirement plans shift leadership at CP.
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