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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1936
Page
8
In the notice fragment Reg M Oliver and others are listed regarding annual advance payments. The text indicates a per annum in advance arrangement involving a proprietor figure. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
Edwin Stowe came back Saturday from a trip to Tram dou. RM Oliver is attending the Ganonmian Legion Convention in Vancouver this week.
Notice announces the auction at G Armstrongs Beulah is postponed until Tuesday March 1st.
Early spring reports note the first gopher sighting after Christmas and a crow observed in Murphy Lake district. Seed catalogs encouraged gardening as unseasonable warmth arrives. observers mark seasonal change and local wildlife activity last week.
In the final round on Saturday J R Lynch's rink defeated A Powell's team with G Peel J Smith and Laurie Chalmers, while O Boyle D Titney and 8 Paynter played for Powell. A separate death note on Rev John Pate remains uncertain whether it refers to the local clergyman.
Public bodies remain concerned with relief payments as Manitoba reports about 6000 people on relief. Federal relief camps across Canada cost about 58 and 促 0 000? The OCR shows unclear figures but notes significant expenditure on relief programs.
Despite a bonspiel the Y P U gathered Wednesday in the church basement with good attendance. 4H. K. McRae led discussion on On What Value Prayer with social time and lunch. Miss D Spalding to lead next meeting in April.
The Holy Trinity W A held its postponed meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs Leam. Arrangements were made for the annual Easter sale on Apr ith. The birthday box was opened and it was decided to continue it through LQ36. A dainty upch was served at the close of the meeting.
A railway official predicts a 400 million bushel crop in the western provinces but notes risks from grasshoppers rust hail drought and other damages that may reduce the final returns.
The death of Mr. Simon Sararas occurred at Miniota hospital on Sunday morning after a brief illness. Born near Gorrie Ontario on May 16, 1875, he moved to the Vircen district at age thirteen. He married Amy Ward on March 31, 1900 and lived in the Arrow River district for the past six years.
Saras will be sadly missed. Surviving are four daughters Besse Grace Annie and Nellie and one son Wendel Jil all at home. Also five brothers Noah Lievil Jasont Virden Poind Nathanial of Tao Creeks and two sisters Mrs R Gardiner of Nieden and Mrs R Busby Moose Jaw. Funeral at Arrow River United Church this afternoon by Rev JA Stephen with burial at Vielen. Pallbearers A Mitchell J Pennant J Wie gins W Sutherland Sinclair JR Lyoch.
Isabella community group C G1 T prepares special music for the Sunday service with performances arranged by the group.
The WMS will meet on Friday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs A E Brad for a quilting bee. Members are invited to bring sewing supplies and share fellowship while working on projects.
A number from here attended the presentation of the play Cappy Ricks at Biaris on Friday.
JOA Robertson took three first prizes and two second prizes along with the Sifton Trophy for his horses at the Brandon Winter Fair, spotlighting strong performances in multiple classes.
A fragment notes a Saturday gathering in Washington state involving a person identified as Jon and a reference to J Clark’s location or event. Details are incomplete and readings are uncertain.
The Young People held a Saturday event with Mickey Giang Grainger's team winning the Challenge against F iaynter in a fine game. Alf Sawyer defeated Dave Miller in the first game of the correlation. By using lunch, the Boy Scouts realized $720.
The second group of the United Church Ladies Aid plans a Silver Tea and Sale of Home Cooking on Saturday April 4. Details to follow.
Holy Trinity W A plans an Easter bazaar featuring aprons house dresses and fancy work along with home cooking. A silver tea will be served at the Lelend Hotel on Saturday afternoon in April.
Advert Gets a quantity off potatoes for sale. Apply to Wallace Bonne by phone 5. 1 3 Mimota.
For sale an offer of Victory Seed Oats at 35c per bushel and a quantity of potatoes. Seller A Foster. Phone 144 Mhiniota.
The bonspiel finished Thursday with results across Grand Challenge Citizens Farmers and Consolation divisions. Notable top teams include Anderson Bedford Heise Finkbeiner Sutherland and Miller with several placings. A Saturday school students event saw Murray Shurwell's rink win the first event and Hugh Iverach's rink win the second.
Mrs Hull and Frank Wiltshire have both returned from Winnipeg last week.
Auction note lists Anthony Oats grain for sale at 40 cents per bushel for 36 pounds to a bushel with machine run. Smaller lots of 34 pounds per bushel priced at 35 cents at May Farm. Contact F Cullen at phone 244224.
The report notes Ira Kirk's team of Clydesdales winning a first prize at Brandon Winter Fair with D Cowling achieving a notable best time.uesday
Mrs Pos MacPherson and Lorraine of Mimera spent the second day with Mrs Oddard in a social gathering.
The W. A. organized a successful sale of hem cooking at J Poda's store on Saturday. Bolips and Mrs De Wyon led the event with assistance from within the group.
Friday evening the W M sponsored a program presenting several reels of travel pictures kindly furnished by the C4P R and a feature on the Life of Sr Francis.
The WMS met Thursday at Mrs. P. Warren’s home where a newly completed quilt was shown and to be sent as missionary supply. Lunch followed during the social hour.
M Bevaridge arrived from Melita to take up his d en ths as hedger keeper in the Bank. Work commenced on the renovation of Arrow River church basement.
John Strachan of Miniota offers Bison Flax rust resistant at 55.3249 No. I per bushel 2 dollars Alaska Oats No 1 germination 100 percent per bushel 50 cents Brome Seed No 1 germination 95 percent per pound 6 cents A carload of Victory Oats pending test price on request cash at farm contact Miniota 132
An auction sale was advertised at the Gerrand term. Mr and Mrs Gerrand have moved to reside in Winnipeg.
The notice lists additional sale items including a combination safe home comfort range shelves kitchen tables and chairs utensils a chest of drawers a ladies pigskin side saddle suitcases pictures books and more.
A list of community events includes a 5S-act play at Mimota Hall by the United Church Board on the 25th, a sale auction at J. Still’s on the 27th, a CPR bargain fare to Winnipeg and Brandon on the 31st, another auction at G Armstrong’s Beulah, a Beulah Ladies Aid silver tea, an Anglican W A Easter sale on the 11th, Lenore Amateur Contest on the 17th, and United YPU play on the 24th.
Mrs. E. Sneclair returned Saturday from a visit to Brandon.
Mrs. W Grant of Winnipeg visits parents Mr and Mrs W J Kirton. On Wednesday a good crowd attended the Dramatic Club performance held in aid of the WMS.
On Wednesday the Hadies Xd held a Scarab Entertainment event at the Hadl. Progressive crohinole was enjoyed and a programine followed. W H Kirton presided. A butter lunch was served and the bazaar was well patronized in the evening.
Robi Elliott and Jessie Hillctt escaped unharmed when a sleigh hauling wood struck a CN track and jets of wood poles were thrown as a freight train from the west passed nearby. The engineer halted the train in time and no one was injured.
The Herald notes a delayed Friday night educational program at Wxnone School due to the teacher's illness. Letters praise the children’s decorative art exhibits as masterpieces, with warm parent and visitor praise. Mr Lindsay presided and gave a history of education. Mr E Robinson is commended for preparing and displaying the exhibits.
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