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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
8
Local report notes a community group in Ontario proposing an inland port trip. The plan involves a coordinator named Mre Sararas and an individual called M. Craig. Details indicate a date set for an auto trip and a group vote next week to approve the excursion.
Advertisement in the issue invites readers to join a pecal one day excursion to Preandon Fair this year. The notice highlights travel by railway and promises a full day trip with return.
United States Ltd offers Geats Latin Finish haki crill trousers completed with belt joops and cuffs for $2.58 per item, listed by Minota.
The Grand Frtyde of the Saws of England convenes in Neancgn this week with numerous local judges attending as delegates and visitors from the brethren.
Farmers urged to evaluate new warmers with chemical needs at experimental stations. Report findings after trials to guide broader adoption and purchasing decisions.
The Flour Mills at Hamiota will commence operation on June 17 and continue throughout June. Patronage is requested by G. W. Spearman.
J J Henderson and his daughter M Jean returned Friday from Ontario. Miss Marion Henderson has completed studies at Ontario Ladies College Whitby and accompanied them on the trip.
A notice explains a correction from last week regarding a misreported nomination. It clarifies that J. A. Glen MP was not nominated at a Liberal Conservative convention but at a Liberal and Progressive convention. The editorial policy preserves authors names when letters are published.
A bylaw from the Town of Virden outlines purchase of land for the establishment of an sir project. The document specifies the intended site, funding, and governance steps to advance the initiative.
Departs and schedules are under way as results are eagerly awaited by students expecting outcomes.
Mrs Ehk Oliver departs on Saturday for Ottawa to attend the Grand Lodge meeting as a delegate of the Neal Lodge, representing Daughters of England in the fraternal gathering.
Miss Daisy Gray, specialist in mar celling, will call at Mrs Jack Cooks residence on Friday of this week June 20th.
Notice announces dances at Strachan's Barn near Crandall and Junkie's Barn near Arrow River with music by Mac's Elkhorn Orchestra playing old lime and modern selections. Events occur on Thursday and Tuesday with directions and performer name noted.
Bors in the north east corner of the municipality plan a show for next year. They urge the initiative Agricultural Society to consider the event. The district is praised as a premier forging area in the province and needs activity to uphold its reputation.
Two yearlings branded M disappeared from Session 22 14.26. Anyone with information should contact Chas W Elierington in Miniota.
Mr. and Mrs. H Briebie and their son Jack spent the weekend at Pilot Mound, enjoying time away together.
Alex Clark C Wail and J Pinkbeiner motored to Winni pey on Tuesday for an unspecified outing.
Mr A G McMullen of Langdon Alberta visited friends here for a few days last week. She was called to her home at Gilbert Plains owing to the cries of her father whose death occurred last week.
Residents of Isabella celebrate a school’s eight year showing on Field Deyang. The school wins the Juvenile Championship for the eighth time and takes the shield for most points in Juvenile events. They also win the Championship Kasper for the fourth time.
A reader questions the impartiality of a Field Day report praising Isabella's performance. The letter notes Isabella has won the banner four times in eight years and hints at omitted results involving Crandall.
Warren has run Erickson station for the last week, overseeing daily operations and staffing while in temporary command.
Districts report splendid rains over the past week aiding young plants. Weather has been varied with some hot days and cloudbursts causing roads to wash and gravelled routes to deteriorate in places.
A meeting in Miniota last Tuesday set plans for the annual Sunday Schools Rally to be held in the Miniota hall this Sunday with ten schools represented. Voter lists for the July 28 federal election are posted at the post office for correction. organizers urge electors to review and report errors. The Manitiba Power Commission has ordered transmission line material, promising electric light for Crandall and Miniota villages by fall, with contracts sought for distribution to households.
Fat stock shows appear to be common weekly events. A good number from the district attended the Tlamietsa show held Monday and reported a splendid display. The note suggests similar activity in nearby areas.
Mr and Mrs P Beveridge and their son Harry spent a few days in Winnipeg last week visiting relatives and sightseeing.
Public notice announces a benefit dance at Minieta Hall on Friday June 27. A separate item lists the Superintendent’s May 1930 enrolment and attendance report for review.
A reader notes that Two Creeks participated for the first time and urges proper credit for salon children. The letter stresses cooperation among schools parents and trustees to sustain Field Day improvements and extends best wishes for future success.
Men's and boys rubber belts in black brown or grey offered in all sizes at United Stores Ltd Miniota. Special price 25 cents.
Arrangements are underway for a benefit dance at Miniota Hall on Friday June 27. The event aims to be free of charge with all costs donated to aid an ill or injured person. The committee requests 15 cakes 15 loaves of ham sandwiches tea sugar and cream and lunch service by the WII. People may call Oliver at 72 to offer lunch contributions to avoid shortages.
Baulak Bus Mies Watkins of Vancouver visits with Mrs RUS Fraser. Mrs Gunn of Calgary visits with Mr and Mrs C Crockart. Mrs W Fraser travels among districts for months. The W 1s meeting is postponed to Friday at Mrs RS Fraser home where Winnipeg delegates will deliver their report.
Tenders are invited to build a metal sheeted van shed at Arrow River. Plans and specs are at the secretary treasurer’s office. Tenders must be received before 5 pm or in June 1930. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Jobn Spalding secretary treasurer.
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