20 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
1
Kenney Harvey in the Town Hall reports a November English church harvest festival at Mimota. Rev McKinsey of Hamota led a crowded evening service with a forceful Thanksgiving message, a well sung anthem, and fitting hymns. Funds from the collection aid the Home Mission.
A Galician girl gave birth to a baby girl and hid it in a closet last Thursday near Hamiota. Coroner Kirk was notified and an inquest was ordered. a jury was empanelled and will reconvene Friday at 10 o'clock to hear evidence after the woman recovers.
County Court Judge Mickle presided Tuesday over the session. The Bissett versus Doyle case, seeking $200 for a horse loss in a collision, occupied the day with judgment reserved. Cusack versus Cusack, an unsettled account, was settled out of court.
Job notice seeking apprentices to learn gressmaking at Ross' store. Apply in person to join training under experienced staff.
Arrow River reports a new station house at this point aiding travellers. Local residents gather for visits as Mrs. Bradford and daughter stay with her sister in Hamilton. Several families from Virden Brandon and Rivers visit district friends.
Miss Lindman returned home to Beau dette this week Jas Todd came back from Saskatoon after a two week stay Captain Ketchen of Winnipeg has been studying prairie chicken and wild duck haunts over the past two weeks Messrs Murdock and Rovug returned Friday from a western trip Mise Budd left for Minnedosa to visit friends Dave Todd visited Colon say Crandell residents hosted the municipal meeting.
The Isabella community notes two newborns, a girl Isabella Opal Stone and a boy Eric Harrison, born within two days amid town life. Settlers praise the event, opening a subscription and bank account for the children as neighbors express delight.
Marriage notice for Miss Edna Mac Kay and Mr. W Dick to be held at Knox Church Hamiota on Wednesday October 26 at 5 pm. Also estate billing and a forthcoming eyesight consultation by Chas Western in Miniota Hotel Parlor on Friday November 4. Canadian Apple Show rail rates to Vancouver announced with limited travel window.
James Mitchell of Arrow River plans to send his inverted life boat on a supreme test over the Niagara River. He arranged with Leach, who made a recent half successful Niagara Falls trip, to use the boat for another attempt. The craft, now in Halifax, will be transferred at once and, if successful, would be a valuable aid to seagoing vessels.
Dr. Daynard, who has cast for the past month, returned on Tuesday and intends leaving Hemiota to relocate to Carman.
A Missionary Convention will be held in Newdale on Tuesday with devotional exercises led by Mrs. Hellyer Russell and Mrs. Buytchart. Reports from auxiliaries circles and bands. Election of secretary treasurer and roll call. Conference topics include Our Difficulties and How to Overcome Them led by Mrs. Jackson. Memorial service and closing with several addresses and prayers. All sessions open to the public.
George Mellor praised the Miniota Fire Brigade for rapid response to a blaze near his home on Wednesday morning. The fire, started Tuesday afternoon as a clearing fire, spread quickly but was checked by backfiring and the arrival of the engine and about twenty firefighters at 1 AM, with control achieved by 4 AM.
Ada Leary and Robert P Drennan married at Knox Church Manse Winnipeg with Rev Duval officiating. The couple returned home Friday and began housekeeping above Forsyth's store. Both are well known in town and wished happiness.
The Merry Musicians opened a five part winter series with a Monday concert drawing a large audience. Mr. Eckhardt carried the show with strong reception and is praised as a top act in western Canada. Miss George received favorable notices for her singing and Matt Grieg was adequate while Miss Repine earned hearty applause.
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