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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
8
Mies Wail spent the weekend with friends in town. Though no definite announcement was made, it is thought probable the air show will commence on or about December 15th.
The Association is invited to its next Social evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Etterington. An enjoyable evening is assured as members recall the date November th.
Local events include Armistice and Thanksgiving closures on Monday, Miniota United Church Young Peoples Society meeting November 7, Sons of England Halloween dance praised, and upcoming New Year’s Eve event. Minor notices cover Miniota Legion service November 10, Horticultural Society plans, ratepayer meetings pre nomination day, A P A Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Sararas with thanks to hosts and organizers.
A notice invites Crandall district ratepayers to a Tuesday gathering in Orange Halls on November 12 to discuss municipal matters and electric lighting. A second meeting follows Thursday in Miniota Municipal Hall with the Reeve Councillors and School trustees to address municipal affairs and electric lighting.
A Tuesday October 29 wedding at St. Ces Church Birtle united Miss Kis ie Napier of Biutelim with Mr Frederick Court of Minot a in the presence of relatives and friends. Rev W J Finch performed the ceremony and the couple will reside at Minota Diversion.
Winter brought a first heavy snowfall last week. Winnipeg saw snow on Thursday that disrupted telephone and telegraph lines and paralyzed chess services for a day. Farther south, heavier snow fell but warmer days since then reduced accumulation. The moisture was welcome.
The manuscript reports Ticepts a bushel to produce wheat in Manitoba per Brannon's experimental farm study using four fields in 1928. It lists rental seed machinery threshing horse and manual labor costs at west rates with manual labor thirty cents hour and horse eight cents. It notes yields vary and a 15 bushel yield would barely profit with current costs and harvesting.
For sale a number of Bourbon Hed Turkeys priced five dollars each or thirty four dollars each. Apply to Harry Wekefield Deulah phone 13. For sale Keen Cordweed twenty five a cord and Dry Stove weed four per wagon box load. Apply to Fed Kuwan phone 06 Miniota. Strayed from three Elliott’s Arrow River about three weeks ago a red cow with part of a chain round neck. Information to George Elliott Arrow River.
If you have eye trouble attend Leam's Hotel Wednesday November 7 to see John Arklie, Eye Specialist.
The United Church of Minnesota will hold a Bazaar and Silver Tea in church parlors on Saturday November 23. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
The W. A. of Holy Trinity will hold a sale of home cooking in the Miniota Hotel Parlour on Saturday, November 9 starting at 3 p.m. Proceeds support church activities and community needs.
Isabsila Notes Mraisens of Mitten Ontario visits sister Mrs J E Heise Var Warren returns from Ripling Sask and will stay. Rev Smith a missionary from India spoke to an appreciative church audience Friday evening. A lunch was served in the basement by Mrs Howman. Win lerach visited Winnipeg and spoke with Premier W L MacKenzie King. CGIT entertaind the Taxis group at Mrs Suther lands home with a program and lunch. Lorne Wright and Willie Amy in Winnipeg as Isabella and Decker Pig Club reps will compete for a trip to Toronto. Anniversary services at Isabella church Sunday November 2 feature Rev Best of Brandon at morning and 7 50 evening services. Special waste will be featured and invitation extended.
Beulah Bus Miss Mary Carnegie, who had been in Brandon for medical treatment, has returned home. The railway electric train arrived on Friday and was noted as the source of information.
The note lists Hallowe'en parties at the school and Forster's hall and mentions a Beulah W A Bazaar on November 16. It covers farewell for Mrs Tufts, a tinted glass gift, and a joint Thanksgiving and Armistice Day service at Beulah and Binra United Churches with Rev G W Hinds preaching. Great War veterans are invited.
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