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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
8
Freddy Brian, wintering in Winni, returned Saturday and will resume duties with the Municipal Engineers Dept. A Missouri editor announces no more obituary notices for non subscribers, quipping that those who do not take their hometown paper are dead to news.
The Pacific liner Metagama carried 1 000 tons of coal and 1 700 tons of cargo during a voyage. George Grant narrowly escaped tragedy when his team ran away into water near the river crossing, saved by nearby men and H Castle's boat after the dray partially submerged.
The board advertises for tenders to purchase Omar school with May 31 1923 deadline for bids. A committee including Elliott Iverach Warren and Mac Kee to study children accommodation at Inabella and report next meeting. Transport for Wyona and Kool arranged by Lindsay Chalmers. A June School Field Day organized by joint committees with Hawes Douglas. Next meeting at Miniota on June 5 at 2 pm.
The Miniota Dramatic Society presents Oh Susannah on one evening in Miniota. Local theater enthusiasts gather for a community performance featuring regional actors and a seasonal showcase.
The Municipal School board met in Miniota on Tuesday and formed a committee to meet Crandal school board to discuss secondary tuition fees. Iverach Warren moved to accept Canadian Northern Town Properties Company’s offer for additional grounds at Isabella for 100 dollars.
Clare Fleming spent the weekend in Winnipeg. A church service occurred Sunday, the first in three weeks. Sam Cusack has taken over the Massey Harris agency. Tennis courts are planned, including a double court for summer. Roads are poor but drying. A carload visited the river yesterday. The Miniota Famous Players are expected to draw a large crowd tomorrow night. Cran dall boys may face treasury scrutiny again. A dance was held at W Bell's in Blaris Friday night. Donald Sinclair returned from Edrans with bad roads reported. He plans a visit and says she is coming to see him.
The Gates for the Big Provincial Exhibition at Brandon move from late July to July 2 through 7, with July 2 marking Dominion Day. Opening day will feature a bang with midway grandstand attractions and full exhibits ready, aiming to draw the largest crowd in western Canada’s history. American Day is July 4 as the fair promises record crowds and thrills.
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