Local News Briefs From Miniota and Area
Cold weather grips the region with 13 below zero from Monday night into Tuesday. A farmer near Decker is sought after a sawn off shotgun hold up last week. The town notes the death of the last of the nine Sons of England Benefit Society founders in Toronto. A poultry demonstration is planned for Miniota hall on Friday November 12 at 2 p.m. Readers are urged to bring their knives and poultry gear to the event. An Arrow River social by the Gloom Chasers drew a large crowd and lively music by Henfrey’s Rainbow Skylark Orchestra. Memorial services were held in Anglican churches with a Last Post and processional. The funeral of Thomas Pell Mitchell was conducted in Viren and attendance was widespread. The Lord Bishop of Brandon plans services in Two Creeks and Midota next Sunday. Thanksgiving services at the United Church in Miniota proceeded as scheduled despite Rev. E. H. Smith’s absence.
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Decker
Toronto
Sons of England Benefit Society
Ladies Spa
United States Ltd
Misa Pearl Boyce
Detroit
Miniota
Arrow River Gloom Chaser
Minicta
Henfrey
Armstrong
Goose
Srul
Thomas Pell Mitchell
Viren
Lnte Wentleman
Ontario
Onck
James W
John R. Mitchell
Arrow River
Brandon
Thomas
Holy Trinity Church
Llaim
Two Creeks
Midota
United Church
E. H. Smith
Shoal Lake
Sermons and Lectures Mark Crandall Week's Services
Rev. W T Brady of Crandall preached two fine sermons and the choir performed special anthems at both afternoon and evening services. A Monday fowl supper drew good patronage, followed by Rev. E Smith's lecture on Jack Sprach's wife with strong audience appreciation.
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Crandall
E. Smith
Jack Sprach
Squibb
Lynch
A. Evans
Johnson
Miss Dennison
Revs
Brady
Moffat
R Ik. Chemers
Isabella Notes Local Visits and Health News
Isabella notes various visits and health updates including Fred Bran traveling to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Mrs T Smith of Alesande with Mrs R E Heise. Jean Preston recovering from recent operation. Thanksgiving visitors listed with local families and clubs. The Boys Pig Club in Winnipeg near miss for eastern trip, first in Canada shipping 100 sows of select hogs, with hopes for next year.
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Fred Bran
Winnipeg
T. Smith
Alesande
R. E. Heise
McPrherson
J. Chapmen
Jean Preston
W. Hunter
McConnell
J. C. Anderson
W. J. McMullen
Calgary
A. G. Mullen
A. G. McMullen
Edna Clark
Ethel Bridge
Mable Kelly
C J Collingwood
Harry Miler
Earl Warren
Miss Stevenson
Blaris
P. J. Beveridge
Harry
Decker
Clark
Cotten
Virden
Drummond
Alexander
Canada
Fall Grocery Order Offer from United Stores Ltd
United Stores Ltd invites customers to bring in their Fall Grocery order and promises full satisfaction with the filling of the order. The message emphasizes trying the service this time.
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United Stores Ltd
Births: Hurlin Family Welcomes Daughter
Born at Miniota on Wednesday November 3 to Mr and Mrs W H Hurlin a daughter.
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Miniota
W. H. Hurlin
Incredible Value Reports From Provinces on Family Herald
Incredible value reports from all provinces show the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal at one dollar a year sweeping the country. The big weekly journal is affordable and filling busy readers with news and features across Canada.
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Weekly
Star of Montreal
Family Herald and Weekly Star Subscriptions Offer
The paper maintains full features despite price drop from $2.00 to $1.00. It combines farm journal family magazine and weekly newspaper at under two cents weekly. Readers seek how such quality is produced at this price with Winters approaching. Subscriptions available at the Miniota Herald office.
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Family Herald
Focal
Weekly Star
Miniota
Manitoba Towist Traffic Report for 1926 Season
Winnipeg Tourist and Convention Bureau reports 7.0 million in Manitoba tourism revenue for 1926. United States visitors totaled 105 710 with 75 012 staying one day and 30 968 for longer visits. Average stay for longer visitors was 3 days. Car entries rose about 45 percent from the previous year.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg Tourist and Convention Bureau
United States
Hampshire Belted Pigs Offered for Sale Through December
Belled hogs advertised to breeders with a claim they will profit. Buyers urged to purchase pairs of these splendid pigs before December 1, price eight dollars per pair. Contact J Wythe in Miniota by phone 193.
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Hampshires
Wythe
Miniota
Farm stock and implements sale offering cattle and farming gear
A bundle sale lists Holstein cows aged 3, 6, 7, and 4 years plus red cows and a yearling heifer with many spring calves. Implements include multiple plows, seeders, mowers, rakes, harness, wheels, tools, and farm equipment. The sale notes most cattle are in full or near profit, with winter milk supply urged for buyers.
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Great West Gang
Emerson Gang
Verity
McCormick
Massey Harris
Raeth
Adens Wason
KOCH
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