Grain buyer A V Winkler joins Woods elevator staff
A V Winkler arrived last week and is now grain buyer at the bake of the Woods elevator in town. Mrs Curry and Misses Ruby and Eva Curry left last week for Brandon where they will make their home in the future. A comprehensive report on the recent Ragienm Trustees convention held in Brandon was given by the chairman W Lindsay. The next meeting will be held at KArrowit River on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bake of the Woods
Town
Mrs. Curry
Misses Ruby
Eva Curry
Brandon
W. Lindsay
Karrowit
River
North Dakota Weekend Visits Mentioned In Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Wal Bonner and Mr and Mrs P C Watts visited Minot and other North Dakota points over the weekend. The United church Y P U will hold a reorganization meeting Wednesday at 8 o'clock inviting all interested. Mrs J Cook suffered injuries after being kicked by a horse Monday night last week and was admitted to hospital due to her condition.
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Wal. Bonner
P. C. ‘Watts
Minot
North Dakota
United Church Y.P.U
J.cook
Infants Wear Shop Offers Wool Jackets and Accessories
In the infants wear shop, Damty offers hand made wool jackets in blue or pink with brushed wool mittens in pink white or blue. Also available are infants chinebilla helmets and ski caps in pink white or blue. Prices shown 38e 35e 79c and 61.00. United States, etc. Minicta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Itd
Rememberance Day tribute and Armistice observance
As Armistice Day nears November 11th the community reflects with gratitude for the end of World War I and hopes for peaceful arbitration of future conflicts. A two minute silence is urged to honor those who sacrificed their lives, with services planned at the Minnesota memorial plot and Crandall United at 10 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minniota Memorial
Crandall United
Rural Council Court of Revision Meets for 1939 Assessments
The rural council met on a Wednesday as a Court of Revision to entertain appeals on NW 5-126 SW 5-15-26 NE 20-13-25 with reduced assessments to 1600 1900 and 1700 respectively While other appeals were not entertained the 1938 assessment amendments were adopted and the 1939 revised roll approved Grants to Salvation Army Children's Aid Society Institute for the Blind Red Cross Society were approved An Old Age Pension application was recommended and tax sale withdrawals discussed Leases for land to F Bohra and F Stowe with crop arrangements were authorized Bylaws on various properties and tax matters were noted The next meeting will be called by the Reeve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
R Levy
Gray—Bowyer
Reeve Lynch
Taylor
J. Spalding
Coburn—Taylor
Salvation Army
Children’s Aid Society
Institute For the Blind
Red Cross Society
Gray-Sawyer
iuihdgay+Coburn
F. Bohra
MM. S
Crandall Cons
Nerer
Sawyer—Reid
Jessome
Crandall
School Board Minutes From Miniota Meeting
The Miniota school board met Thursday with Wm. Lindsay as chair. Resolutions include Copp Clark map supply acceptance, transportation route cost reduction to 1.40 per day starting August 29, 1938, and Christmas holidays from December 22, 1938 reopening January 31, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebe
Miniota
Wm. Lindsay
Sinclair—Bell
Oet
Copp-Clark
Tsabella
Henderson—Hesse
Dember
Where Does All the Money Come From in Canada
A discussion explains bank deposits reflect real wealth created by wages and production. It argues deposits are backed by tangible assets and held by over four million Canadians, with banks able to return funds promptly. It compares money to value created by labor and production across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Bank of Canada
Banking S
Amore
Babance
Chen M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miniota Hardware CO. Ltd
Minota
Manitoba
Oberartment. OF Fisheries
Ottawa
Odepartmentcof Wisheries
Offawa
Aime
John Spalding
COCO
Iclpol Bonis
Rural Council
Cebura
Reid
Cors
Miniota ‘Drug’ Store
the Chartered Banks OF Canada
Weill
Miniota Herald
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