Dominion Lands Homesteading Rules for Western Canada
The notice outlines eligibility for 160 acre homesteads in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to sole heads of families or males over 18. Entry must be in person or by specified relatives with conditions for proxy entry. Residence and cultivation duties can be met by six months per year for three years or by owning and living on land nearby, with variations for living with parents or near their farms. The term vicinity is nine miles, and six months notice to Ottawa is required. W. W. Cory, Deputy Minister of the Interior.
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Dominion Lands
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion Lands Agency
Commissioner of Dominion Acts
Ottawa
Telephone delays stir Minnota Herald reader concerns
A letter from a concerned subscriber questions why the local council has not advanced telephone improvements seen in nearby towns. The writer urges public attendance at the next council meeting to press for action and warns residents to hold officials accountable.
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Tash
Ory
Wei
Informal Dances Raise Concerns Over Beginners’ Treatment
A letter to the editor criticizes winter dance events at Hawthorne Hall for excluding beginners and misallocating effort. The writer contrasts these with the Military Ball whose success stemmed from organizers ensuring a good time for all attendees.
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Hawthorne's
Why is the Rink Cissed To the Editor Miniota Herald
A concerned skater asks the editor who closed the local skating rink and why season ticket holders cannot use the rink more. The writer notes frost nights and argues reopening would benefit many, citing higher Minnesota ticket costs elsewhere and two evenings lost on a season ticket.
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Minsota
Skater
Sons of England Lodge 280 At Home in Hawthorne Hall Miniota
Members of Lodge Gordon 280 of the Sons of England hosted an at home event in Hawthorne Hall Miniota on Thursday night. Initiates and festive toasts followed by supper dancing continued until 3 30 am with thanks given to brothers who provided music.
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Lodge Gordon
Sons of England
Hawthorne's Hall
Miniota
Masonic Hall
Bros. Tetley and Hutton
Hawthorne’s Hall
Bros. Biggs
Bro. Warrener
W. P
J. L. Evans
A. J. Leader
Bro Suckling
S. D. Thomas
Evans
Bradley
Bro. Biggs
Brandon
Bros. Aspinalle, Allenby
Martin
Warrener
Matrimonial at Miniota Unites Watters and Cole Couple
The wedding joins Patrick Watters of Corrani with Miss Kate Howard of Miniota at the residence of Mr Howard in Miniota. Rev St Thomas officiated with close family present. Bride wore Cream Globe cloth and orange blossoms. groom and friends exchanged warm wishes and the couple received hearty congratulations.
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Owen
Patrick Watters
Co. Corrani
Cole
John Cole
Bede
Jerry Ocaliselau
Kate Howard
Arthur Richardson
Himsel
Howard
Court Proceedings in Ulh inst Noted Several Civil Cases
A Minniota County Court session led by Judge Cumberland heard numerous filings. Buck v Bray awarded to plaintiff with 25 damages for idle horse time. Marshall v Penelton reserved due to jurisdiction questions. Ross v Hudson awarded to plaintiff for debt collection mishandling. Massey Harris v Beard awarded to plaintiff for value of a puggy with counterclaim denied.
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Buck
V.s. Bray
Felland
Bray
Marshall
Ross
Chamerlain's Pain Balm Advertised for Quick Shoulder Relief
An old notice promotes ChamERLAIN'S Pain Balm for lame shoulders caused by sprains or rheumatic pains. It advises liberal application with vigorous rubbing to speed recovery and lists Minicta Drug Store as the point of sale.
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Furslamsesienider
Chamerlain
Minicta Drug Store
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Cook Book
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J.D. Forsyth & CO
Miniota Bakers
Miniota Flour and Feed Store
John Parker
Ae Bieeze Razor
THE
Manitoba Hardware
W. W. Cory
Minister of the Interior
N.B
Herald Office
F. J. Preston
Orbeires
Tam
Miniata Herald
Hawtthorne's Hall
Miniota County
Cumberland
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