Miniota Herald: Weekly publication details
The Miniota Herald prints weekly on Tuesdays at Miniota Manitoba with a $1 and 6 per annum in advance rate. Editor and Proprietor is M. Oliver.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
8
The Miniota Herald prints weekly on Tuesdays at Miniota Manitoba with a $1 and 6 per annum in advance rate. Editor and Proprietor is M. Oliver.
The Women's Auxiliary of Birtle Deanery will meet at Birtle on Friday May 11. The Anglican Y P A will gather in the church basement Friday evening for their final meeting this week at 7 pm.
Frank Evans, who has been visiting in the district for the past week, returned to Winnipeg on Friday. United Stores, Ltd. guarantees mens work boots selling for 2.95 and 3.50, promising satisfaction.
Miss Irene Chapman of Winnipeg and Miss F McCullough spent the weekend at her Winnipeg home. Rev J A Scephen and Mrs Jo R Lynch attended the Presbyterial meeting at Binscorth last week. Local public school students plan to compete in the Musical Festival at Hamio ta on Wednesday and Thursday. Citizens question if herd bylaw will be enforced as horses wander and damage gardens already planted.
A pair of dark horn rimmed gentleman's spectacles was found on the road between Arrow Rivers and Miniota. Owner may claim by applying at this office and paying the advertisement fee.
A Saturday snow fall provided moisture to recently sown crops. For several years prospects have been thin at this time and warmer weather would be welcomed soon.
Last week officials announced the discontinuation of new resident angling licenses. The change excludes recreational waters stocked with fish by public expenditure.
Col Herry Matlins travels through the province to meet constituents and hear first hand about local conditions before returning to Ottawa. He plans several public gatherings to vet knowledge and assess issues on the ground.
Mr and Mrs W Monkhouse and daughter of Detroit visited with Mr and Mrs J Stowe last week. Miss Norma Stowe returned with them from Detroit. Mrs C Weid NHL am er of Deltoraine also visited with her daughter, Mrs and Mr J Stowe last week.
A high tribute was paid to Miss Myrtie Conway for six years at the Neepawa Collegiate. Her engagement ends with the present term as a commercial course is introduced, necessitating her departure from the staff.
A special Jubilee Thanksgiving service was held Sunday night at Holy Trinity Church. Attendees included Brownies, Girl Guides, Sons and Daughters of England, and the Canadian Legion. The service followed the St Paul’s Cathedral form and featured a fine address by Rev. F. C. Whittington.
The Manitoba legislature passes 1984 County Court and Surrogate Court acts to take effect May 14. Attorney General WJ Major KC says the reforms end the last legal remnants of debt imprisonment and abolish wage garnishment for debt.
A Mother's Day service at Minnesota United Sunday School led by superintendent WH Yarwood followed the authorized programme. Miss E Reynolds gave the children's story with recitations by Mattie Taylor and Charles Stowe. The theme was Helpers in Happy Homes. The address drew from the text But his mother kept all these sayings in her heart. Special music was performed by the choir.
The Herald reports the council granted 500 to the Salvation Army. Heavy snow drifts hinder travel on roads. Beulah Presbyterian Church was destroyed by fire but furnishings were saved.
The marriage of Sarah Ellen Powell to Cyril Rapley was reported as having taken place on April 28.
Mrs Wm Ellerington and her family from Auckland New Zealand visited the C Ellerington home joining relatives during a brief stay as a guest visit.
Miss Winnie Rowan departed for Hamiota to begin work with the Manitoba Hardware company, signaling a new employment chapter.
A.R.A Cole arrived to assume the duty of C P R section foreman replacing G Smithard who moved to Bradwardine.
The first League baseball game of the season will be played Tuesday at Miniota Kenton before the visiting team. The game begins at 6 30 p m with admission listed as Lie. The schedule for the season follows with postponed games to be arranged by the clubs and the visiting team supplying the umpire while the home club provides baseballs.
A Monday night meeting formed two fundraising committees to boost revenue for the project. One committee will operate until July 15 and the second until September 15.
Local listings note events in May including a dance with Reno Rodd’s Red River Ramblers and the Picture Show Young and Beautiful. Dates mention May and May 16 or 20 with Bt Chavitaugqua at Arrow River.
Commencing on Wednesday May 29 stores in Mirista will close at 12 noon until further notice as part of a weekly holiday schedule.
Beulah United Church announces Sunday School begins at 10 15 a m with worship service to follow the class and service operate on a continuing schedule until further notice.
Mrs John Fleming Sr has moved into the village. Mr and Mrs FE Sinclair and Edward drove to Winnipeg for their daughter Islay’s graduation in St Boniface tonight. Delegates J M Elliott Evelyn Leland and Arnold Townsen attended Russell United Church Little Presbyterial. River Pirates new orchestra in neat uniforms with red sashes. Weekly dances on Saturdays grow popular. Mother's Day observed with Rev J A Stephen and talks by D Mitchell Bb Wiggins Tastuk and D Biketh. W L met at Mrs Frank Leland’s. Mrs Donald Sutherland spoke on gardening. Mrs Dayton and Miss Jessie Mitchell named delegates to Foxwarren District Convention. Jessie Elliott named delegate to Winnipeg Provincial Convention.
J Collingwood of Rivers and Winnie Seales of Clan William visited the district. The infant son of Mr and Mrs C W Blight was baptized by Rev H S Bowman. Several district residents will attend the Hamiota Music Festival this week. Wm Taylor sends good wishes for crops and health as cold weather delays blossom development.
Crandall Livya Borland of Minnedosa spent the weekend with his mother and other friends and relatives in the district.
Mr and Mrs G Padfield attended their daughter Jean's graduation at Brandon Mental Hospital last week. Also present were Mr and Mrs Br Lewis and Mr and Wes Lewis who accompanied them to the exercises.
On Tuesday evening the pupils under Mrs Stirton gave a praiseworthy concert in Orange, with Mrs Hindman presiding. The local children entered pieces in the musical festival forming a pleasing program.
A Sunday morning Mother’s Day service was held with the church beautifully decorated by flowers and plants. C Lewis presided and the authorized programme was followed. Rev Ho H. Kippen delivered an address and scholars contributed several numbers.
The Orange Hall hosted its season opener with a well attended crowd. The first all-taking show visited, and management plans weekly Fridays. This week features Young and Beautiful with added short features from the same management as Minijota.
The Canadian Pacific Railway lists opening dates for Banff Springs Hotel June 16 and several camps and inns June 15 to June 29 across Banff Lake Louise Emerald Lake and more. Portland Rose Festival June 6-8 draws attention with blooms and floats. Special rail fares May 15-28 offer about one cent per mile to western Canada with 30 day return limit. Dalal asserts CN Rail was not a true public ownership solution and calls it a national solvency threat.
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