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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1929
Page
8
Mrs. V Wattss and her daughter are visiting Mr and Mrs PC Watt. The Amulet Sack has returned after a week, bringing back the good looking horses with him.
A crowded roundup of community items includes a shop fire in Hodnett’s store that caused minor damage, upcoming Ward 5 council elections with two candidates, Good Roads banquet speeches in Virden, United Church Young People activities, Holy Trinity W A annual meeting results, and plans for a December bazaar and fowl supper at Miniota hall.
Donald Sutherland, longtime Miniota resident and depot figure, died Sunday night in his 90s after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 in the United Church, with Rev Earl S. Dixon officiating. Interment followed in the Minitota cemetery.
Beulah Bits notes Rev Hinds visiting Virden this week with ice being prepared for the season. T Stretton leads rink operations. Anna mettings include Therau Beef Ring and Elevator Association gatherings. The W S annual meeting occurs today at 3 PM with Ms Bees. W Dicken has been active.
During winter and until further notice the Beulsh Anglican Church holds Sunday services at Miss Heghboe's home. Everyone is welcomed.
United Stores Ltd in Minicta promises best and freshest Xmas groceries for shoppers. The store advertises a seasonal selection and reliable supply ahead of the holidays.
Isabella notes P J Neveridge visits Brandon and Winnipeg while Chas Aries is hired as rink caretaker. Mrs J Frazer and two sons visit Winnipeg with her mother Mrs T Stevenson. Mrs W Williamson moved to Birtle hospital for treatment. Trail Rangers formed with Mrs H Reid as leader and a winter program planned. Anniversary services featured two sermons by Rev T Best. attendance down due to bad weather. Infant Vernon Keith Hall died at one month six days. funeral at Isabella cemetery. Young People of Isabella praised for Headstrong Joan play. cast trained by Mrs Briaban and Mrs Warren. performance in Isabella and Minnesota tour planned.
The C G T of Crandall will present The Jill Box an Indian Pageant in Orange Hall on Friday December 6. Admission 50e children under 14 pay 25e.
The Women’s Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church Miniots will hold an annual Basaar and Fowl Supper at Mimota Hall on Saturday December 7 starting at 3 p.m. Proceeds support church activities.
A baby boy was born Sunday November 24 to Mr and Mrs V Kilvack in Minieta. The family announced the new arrival as a son with warm wishes from relatives and friends.
Per pair price offered by United Stores Ltd Miniota. Lined gauntlet mitts designed for boys. Limited stock and seasonal sale noted.
The author traces ancient origins of communities and argues towns arise from two essential forces: production by laborers and distribution by buyers and sellers. He critiques the common visual of a town and emphasizes centralization of business within defined limits for modern life.
A speaker argues that town and country depend on each other for prosperity and oppose the idea of social divides. Cooperation between all residents, town and farm, is essential, with shared responsibility and honest analysis guiding progress for the common good.
The passage argues leaders must verify truth before acting and avoid factionalism. It urges teamwork across all groups, organized planning, and uniting to improve the town. It emphasizes knowing one’s surroundings, connecting with neighbors, and valuing local roots over distant dreams.
For sale notice listing a two year old registered Shortborn Ball ag, with contact points CG Andrew Whone and location Miniota. Details are fragmented but indicate a livestock trade offer rather than a public auction.
For sale bronze turkeys, fens government banded, price per pound 35 cents. Contact Mrs FF Bowman by phone ring 12, Isabells.
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