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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
8
Winn ipeg locals note Mrs. Chas Andrew senior visits Mr. and Mrs. C G Andrews as Friday marks a key day for pupils in school and individual honors. The lieutenant governor will not attend. minister Hoey will be present as advertised.
A large crowd gathered at Virden for the veterans sports day held on Thursday and enjoyed the program or bill provided.
Lawrence Armstrong Jr of St Paul Minnesota is spending holidays with his grandparents Reverend G L Armstrong and his wife.
A brief note mentions Maple Leaf Flour and United Stores Ltd in Miniota as part of today’s consumer activity. The reference highlights ongoing purchases by constant users and general shopping patterns at local outlets.
The Elkhorn Branch of the Canadian Legion will hold Decoration Day services on Sunday afternoon and evening next, continuing a local veterans' remembrance tradition with ceremonies and tributes.
Mr and Mrs S Simmonds, who have been visiting with Mr and Mrs S D Taylor, returned to their home at Regina on Sri day last.
Local report notes a housing shortage in Miniota with residents scrambling for vacant homes. Four additional houses could alleviate the shortage if secured for temporary duty housing and living space.
Monday next will be a public holiday with all stores closed. Events are held at Oak Lake Amita Moosomin and Turtle. Choose your option.
Brandon Fair begins Monday with a large turnout expected. Many will arrive by car while a substantial group will take a special train leaving Miniota at 6 35 a m on Friday and Brandon at 1 p m.
The text urges authorities not to forget that electric light for villages is within reach and that once Mr Clendenning receives permission to erect his pole line, the project will proceed to complete the necessary work.
The notice asks subscribers who have not yet paid to settle their accounts. It emphasizes the small personal matter and suggests no reason for the publisher to bear the debt, noting the item may reflect an oversight and serves as a reminder.
A daughter was born Sunday June 23 at Isabell to Mr. and Mrs. E W Kirk. The newborn joins the family as they welcome the new arrival with Glad tidings.
The notice states that boys using catapults on streets damage property and endanger people. It urges parents to warn their children to avoid this unlawful practice and potential trouble from authorities.
J Allison Gien M P attended the convention as a notable visitor among others. The report notes a pleasing nature to selections and overall impressions of the visit.
United Stores Ltd Mimota promotes Golden Naptha Soap as real quality soap at lower cost inviting customers to try it and be pleased by the value.
Miss Helen Drysdale, a student attending Beulah school this term, has left to return to her home in Arden.
Walter Frazer one of four delegates chosen by the M A C attends a convention at Jasper Park held by the Student's Christian Association with participation from campus delegates and organizers.
The W. M. S. will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs. W. Dicken's home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bowman of Isabella will report on the Presbyterial held at Binsearth.
Isabella notes A. E. Brad of Melita spent the weekend here, with local social rounds and informal gatherings reported.
At Hamiota on Tuesday night the Western Manitoba Musical Festival elected officers with Mr. Ruttan of Hamiota as President and Mrs. J R Lynch as Vice-President. District directors named include Miss Hathaway, Mrs. J Wiggins, H B Rees, R E Heise and RM Oliver. Miss E Lynch joined the syllabus and program committee as the festival plans to return to Hamiota next year for its central location and anticipated larger attendance.
Mr and Mrs Warren traveled to Fairlight Saskatchewan on Sunday to visit their son Earl.
Mrs J Chapman motored to Winnipeg on Monday to be with her husband who will undergo an operation this week.
A giant hydrogen balloon will feature up to 200 flights daily when weather allows. Passengers pay one dollar per ride with parachute drops and a troupe of ten acrobats performing risky stunts. Parachutes, rove slides, and multiple drops showcase daring feats from 1500 feet above ground. Don’t miss the ride.
A Health Service statement from the Canadian Medical Association warns that dirt spreading from secretions can harbor disease germs. It stresses the mouth as entry, and urges safe handling of food and milk, plus thorough hand washing before meals to prevent illness.
Miss Vada Foster, who has been visiting here for a month, returned to her home at Killarney on Sunday. Miss Annaverach accompanied her and will spend the next few months holidaying.
The Hamiota Miniota and Blanshard School Trustees Association held a successful convention in Mimiota on Saturday afternoon. Discussions covered education issues and teachers' salaries and resolutions passed. That evening a public meeting featured addresses by Hon. Dr. Montgomery Health Minister for the province, Mr. McNeil Manitoba School Trustees Association president, and other educational leaders. A varied musical program followed.
An advertisement offering quick, guaranteed hosiery and lingerie repair service in the United States Limited Miniota. It promises small costs and invites customers to leave work for prompt completion.
J W Clarke, principal of Karl Haig Junior High, is named superintendent of schools in Miniota and will begin in August. He previously led Brandon Central School after moving from Decker in 1924. Clarke served in the Royal Air Force during the war and returned in 1919 to education.
The management of the Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba contracts for a feature Balloor Act with Mr R J Waiters of Manchester Maryland. This is a wonderful act and we feel that it will attract novelty and interest for passengers and attendees.
The Government Liquor Control Commission gives notice that Robert Kennedy Chalmers of Miniota applies for a Deng Store license at Lot 3 Block 13 North Railway Avenue Miniota Manitoba. Objections must be filed within ten days of the Manitoba Gazette or newspaper publication. hearings will be scheduled with notice to the municipality. Dated Miniota June 15 1929.
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