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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1931
Page
8
A tonal tanner was held up near Birthe while returning home, losing groceries and lease change totaling $12. Residents warn such daylight thefts show roads are unsafe after dark and caution is urged to prevent further incidents.
Clare Fleming shipped a car of wattle from Quadra last week. Nurse Eliot is home from Ham iota, where one has been nursing.
Sir Armitage shipped a car of aeas from here last week. The lovd wee finished at Miniota, Mr and Mrs Ed Siocish mots eset to Dauphin and Winnipeg last week and report a splendid trip 7% to 13, a test on Sunday night by CNR. A short visit to Vancouver and other fountain BC. The Straw River mixed quartet gave selections at the Oakner entertainment last week and report a Gould vane. The dance within the Community hall on Friday night by the Serenaderan string orchestra was a great success. Rev. J Ao Stephen will preach at the anniversary services at Orwold on Sunday next and the services here will be taken by Rev. A. J. Nadie. The boys turned out in great shape last week to level off the ground for the rink Reg. Attwood brought along his tractor and a great improvement has been made.
In a rural district, appears arrests linked to a recent incident on roads. Accused are taken to Minnedosa to face Magistrate Fleming on Friday. Local harvesters report a long, dry season with poor weather and a sparse ten-year crop outlook.
The note urges organizing a venue and format for a local entertainment program. It emphasizes utilizing available talent and coordinating rush work and suppers to prepare a platform or form of entertainment. It signals team effort and motivation to start soon.
Prices this season are greatly reduced at United Stores Ltd Miniete. Watch for the Big Benefit Draw under the auspices of Birtle branch Canada in Legion on Friday December 1st at midnight.
Robert Douglas was suddenly taken and moved to Brannon Hospital for treatment. Dr and Mrs Fraser left for Regina and Mrs Fraser learned her brother Oliver Telfer had died. Mr Yester formerly worked as a bank teller and sympathy is extended to Mrs Fraser in her bereavement.
Beulah Bits reports Stanley Paynter returned from Winnipeg on Sunday last. The W. M. will hold a Thankoffering meeting at the Manse Isabella on Wednesday afternoon. Albert Spencer shipped a car load of cattle Saturday and Alex Frazer a carload Tuesday. Groundball saw Miniota defeat locals 27 to 10 Monday. Rink committee approved proceeding with plans. J Wiltshire elected president, H E Forster secretary. Anniversary services Sunday next at 11 and 7 30 with Rev. Wallace of Stussell as special speaker. Monday evening Wallace lectures and a musical programme follows.
The first section of the Clothing course was conducted by Mrs Ameson on Monday with 12 fencers present. Officers appointed included President Mrs E Forster Letress, Vere, and others. Mr Niass led with sewing machine care and attachments, then equipment removal and measurement checks. The session ended with a social at noon. The next meeting is set for Mrs Kirkland’s on November 1st at 10.8 Quan.
Isabella hosted the Municipal School District of Miniota trustees and spouses with teaching staff, about 50 attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Neelin. Court Whist winners were Mrs. L. KE. Walker and John Spalding, with consolation prizes to Mrs. J. W Clarke and S. Finukbeiner. A thank you note was sent to Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner for hospitality. Reverend J. A. Stephen B A. led the United Church pastoral charge.
The notice lists a 11 a.m. service at Two Creeks, an Arrow River 1 p.m. service, a 1 p.m. Sunday School, and a 2 p.m. Service of Worship. Services are scheduled for the day.
The W A of St Wilfrids church Beulsh holds a bazaar at Forster's Hall on October 31 at 3 o clock featuring fancy and plain needlework home cooking and bran tub tea served from 3 5. All welcome.
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