Where the Municipal Hall Should be Built
An amendment to the last council motion to place the municipal hall on gaol lots goes to the next session. The board of trade and building committee met and advocated tennis court lots or the jets near G Cornish's residence. Individual councilors approved the board's choice but no definite action was taken. The public urges moving the hall closer to the business area rather than the gaol site.
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Board of Trade
G. Cornish
Beulah Farmer Claims Earliest Wheat Headed Out
In Beulah district report, farmer Counce Boyes boasts wheat on his south Beulah farm headed out earliest in the district. He notes grain advance as Maple Leaf elevator skyline blur sets the scene in the town ro tunda.
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Boyce
Maple Leaf Elevator
Council
Counce
Boyes
Beulah
Provincial Elections Billed for July 11
A historic plea urges electors to vote for the best candidate rather than party loyalty as the Hamiota riding prepares for provincial elections on July 11. The piece cites Ferguson’s road and school projects and argues Henry should not defeat him for party reasons, praising Ferguson’s record and urging informed choice.
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Hamiota Echo
Rapid City Reporter
Ferguson
Government Elevator Talk Draws Turner's Hall Crowd
The Miniota branch of the G G held a Friday meeting at Turner's Hall to discuss government owned elevators. Andrew Bissett chaired and Dr McQuaig of Winnipeg spoke on the issue. A motion to acquire a government elevator was carried amid questions about local hall construction. Dr Jackson of Hamilton visited over the weekend.
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Miniota
G.G
Turner's Hall
Andrew Bissett
McQuaig
Winnipeg
Ferguson Re elected Candidate for Riding Unanimously
At a well attended convention on June 6 Mr Ferguson MP was unanimously chosen as the riding candidate for the coming election. Supporters say he has represented the riding worthily and will win by a large majority. Voters praise his usefulness and painstaking service and deem defeating him ingratitude.
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Hamiota
Ferguson
M.P.P
Wise opposition needed in party government urges careful candidacy
The piece argues for a capable opposition and qualified candidates who can dislodge government duties. It stresses not forcing reluctant or inexperienced candidates into contests as defeats harm the party and reveal weakness, delaying party unity and healing.
Miniota Dramatic Society member wed in Edmonton
Percy H Beal of the Miniota Dramatic Society and Muriel Florence Parsons were married May 28 in All Saints Church Edmonton by Archdeacon Gray. Beal, well known locally, and his bride are expected to return to the district soon for congratulations.
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Miniota Dramatic Society
Percy H. Beal
C.p.walkers Company
Jones
Muriel Florence Parsons
Archdeacon Gray
All Saints Church
Edmonton
Percy
Mr Beal
Mr. Beal
English Family Arrives in District to Stay
Mr Samuel Birch and family arrived Wednesday night from England and are staying with Mr C P Watts while planning to make their home in the district.
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Samuel Birch
England
C.P Watts
Miniota Dragoons Depart for Camp in Militia Style
Thirteen Miniota Troop of the 12th Manitoba Dragoons left for camp at Sewell forming a striking line on the market square under Lieut JL Evans. They entrained at Virden Tuesday morning with Lieut Evang and Sergt Martin among the listed personnel.
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Miniota
12Th
Manitoba Dragoons
Sewell
JL. Evans
Virden
Lieut
Evang
Sons of England Picnic at the River
The Sons of England held their annual picnic at Happyland with about 12 Lodge Colonial members from Rivers attending by morning train. A 2:50 departure faced heat and a storm, then a late evening meeting, supper by Mr. Leam, and about 40 members present. The Rivers brethren returned Saturday morning.
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Sons of England
Happyland
Lodge Colonial
Rivers
Leam
Palace Hotel
Midota
Town hald holiday begins Wednesday June 29
The weekly half holiday petitioned for in town will start on Wednesday next June 29 with stores closing at one o clock to allow employees and employers to attend the English Church picnic at Happyland. Citizens are urged to mark Wednesdays in July and August in red to avoid surprise closings and wetting. Sergeant Martin inspected through his telescope and found two shirts. Mr and Mrs C P R Palmer visit with H S Hunter. Joe Huden left Monday morning for Lethbridge Alta.
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Happyland
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