Miniota District News Highlights Rotary, Auctions and Tours
Local notes report Mrs. T H Wheatland visiting friends. Wardell family visits. Weekend guests in Winnipeg include Mrs. P MacPherson and R M Oliver. Various locals travel to Medicine Hat Regina and Shafter California. Miss Hall of Carcross speaks on Indian Residential school work. Mrs. Evans returns from hospital. Auction sale by C Waddingham draws a fair crowd. prices satisfactory. Court whist winners named. life membership awarded to G Rowan. Royal Alert china gifted to Mrs Henderson. Toast to the ladies and singing finale mark the gathering.
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Miss A Hall
Carcross
Yukor
W. Hall
Miss Hall
Glenlochar School
C. Waddingham
Johnston
G.W. Henderson
Strathclair
H. M. Brisbin
C. EF. Spencer
R. V. Andrew
W. A. Mitchell
J. Spalding
A. Chapman
W. A. Shean
W. M
G Rowan
Miniota
R. Peel
Henderson
R. Rolling
Y P U Met In United Church Parlor For Meeting
The Y P U met in the United church parlor Wednesday night with 26 members. Miss Staples presided, scripture read, and prayer offered. A Christian Citizenship discussion followed led by L Campbell. Retirement list announced for Rural Council and School Board positions. Masonic lodge guests honored Mr. and Mrs. J J Henderson with community singing.
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Y.P.U
United Church
K. Staples
M. Barrett
Christian Citizenship Group
L Campbell
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
J. J. Henderson
J. Spalding
M. C
Fifteen Years Ago Herald Highlights Local Life
The notice recalls 15 years past with prices and events. Apples at 3 25 a box. Geo Countryman installed a steam plant at McAulay school. Radios spread widely. An auction of pure bred cattle at E P ranch Alberta drew 1000 plus attendees. A sacred cantata King in Zion led by W H Yarwood. Drumheller miners returned to work after a long strike with a 122 percent wage cut. Masons and Oddfellows moved regalia to new lodge quarters from the former Methodist church.
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E. P. Ranch
Alberta
Masons and Oddfellows
Methodist Church
The World of Wheat Declares Canada Aided War Effort
Ottawa dispatch notes that Hon T A Crerar will carry home the news of Western Canadian wheat surplus. The 1915 crop again provides essential food for Allied armies and civilians, ensuring bread from high quality wheat supports victory.
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Ottawa
T. A Crerar
Canada
Great Britain
Crerar
Wester
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