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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1932
Page
8
Dream was quoted as 23 cents. Ib on Tuesday. The Lindbergh child case extends to Winnipeg and Moore Jaw. Information has been sent to the police at Trenton New Jersey and is being followed up.
Congratulations extend to Miss Nelly Leary and George Peel on their marriage at Kamiota last week. Mr and Mrs G Peel may reside in the Hamiota district.
Beulah Bus Crandall hockey team played against the local boys here on Tuesday night. Lloyd Evans helped drive a car of cattle shipped to Winnipeg by the cooperative on Tuesday.
R H Fraser travels Tuesday to Brandon to exhibit cattle in the fair's cattle section this week.
Isabella notes J Robertson displaying his Arover at Brandon Fair this week while Mrs Brad of Dominion City visits with Mr and Mrs A E Brad.
Our hockey squad earned a win at Crandall on Saturday. The victory adds momentum as the team heads into upcoming fixtures.
In a tight contest on Monday night the teams played a hard fought game that ended with a 5 to 4 score. Strong offensive drives and solid defense defined the matchup as the outcome hung in the balance late in the final period.
Holy Communion will be administered on Sunday afternoon. A number of young people will be received into the congregation during the service.
The novelty bonspiel last week saw J Finkbeiner and Hf Brisbin take the Challenge event. The Citizens event is scheduled for this week, continuing the curling club’s week of play.
The rink secretary notes gate receipts from the Boecker tournament totaled 362.45 dollars. Prizes paid were 42 dollars, 9 dollars per win, and each losing team received 625 dollars.
William Douglas died in Crandall last Wednesday after years of ill health from heart failure. A native of Ontario from Bruce county, he moved to Palmerston district in 1882, homesteaded, farmed until 1912, later became a carpenter in town, and three years ago was moved to Brandon hospital where his condition worsened. The funeral was held Friday afternoon in the United church conducted by Rev. Radley.
The church filled with friends and neighbors as the deceased was honored with suitable anthems and his favorite hymns. After the service the floral coffin procession to the grave was led by the C.O.F. brethren. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs MacDonald in Saskatchewan.
Robert Hawthorne of Miniota died at home shortly after midnight following a brief illness. Born in Milton Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1882 and spent over 50 years as a blacksmith. He retired last year after sustaining health decline and leaves wife Ference Leary of Hamiton. The couple cultivated a renowned garden and the town remembers him as a good neighbor and active in local affairs.
The deceased is survived by his widow and two daughters Mrs R McKibbon of Wawanesa and Mrs (Dr.) Sugden of Chicago Sr. and three brothers John of Inglewood California William of Edmonton and Walter of Wainwright. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev J A Stephen. A large gathering attended and interment followed at Miniota cemetery.
The article argues unimproved homes gain charm through trees shrubs vines flowers and lawns. It links beautification to community progress, child development, and property value, urging residents to consult local agricultural colleges for suitable varieties and to invest modestly for lasting rewards.
The event notes an average attendance of 96 leaders in the district though stormy weather reduced turnout on the final meeting day. The speaker announced she would not return, with arrangements under way for Miss Calder to teach a kitchen course and urged the ladies to file applications early.
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