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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
1
Now is the time to think of and purchase your personal wants for the coming cold weather. A large assortment of warm wearables is offered including Mitts and Gloves Wool and Sheepskin lined Coats Maeckmaw Coats Fur lined Caps HBK Bia Shirts Sweaters Cardigan Jack ets Winter Sox and Hosiery Felt and lined Leather Boots Komfort Slippers Jack Buck Moccasins Larrigans.
The piece argues Miniota has no local school and urges citizens to act. It notes families would move to town if a school existed and condemns the situation as a serious drawback. It calls for a swift start to establish a proper school for the community.
The town celebrates a soon to be completed bridge across the Assiniboine on the road allowance to the south. Farrelly Bros of Winnipeg hold the contract and have started material, with traffic expected shortly. The link will cut travel to Miniota to six or seven miles from thirteen or fourteen, boosting local business and convenience. Rev. H. led the push, earning town praise.
A Friday meeting in Hawthornes Hall appointed R Lang as chairman and G Steuart as secretary pro tem to gauge support for a curling and skating rink. They seek subscriptions for a rink with skating sheet 28 by 150 feet and curling sheet 16 by 150 feet plus a 12 by 24 waiting room. If funds suffice a joint stock company will be formed with $10 shares.
Readers correct a misprint on promised church donations. Three to four individuals pledged about five dollars each, not 5090 dollars. DePender pledged a large gift and Rural Dean Mr Pencier expresses support for progress and the long awaited bridge across the Assiniboine has begun, encouraging local patronage of Minicia.
Roy Nelson Clinton infant son of Mr and Mrs J N Clinton died Sunday October 7 funeral held Monday at Gilbert Rowans new cemetery In Blairs district two more diphtheria deaths were reported Mr Thos Stevenson died last Friday and Francis Chester Bell seven year old son of Robt Bell died on The settlement is still pombe
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