Harvest Festival at Holy Trinity Church
Local news notes Gwen Taylor leaves for Camper n school and Mrs A MacKean visits Watrous. Russell Lelonde recuperates after appendectomy. Prairie chicken open day announced. Harvest Festival at Holy Trinity Church with Rev Ivor Norris delivering a message and choir anthem. Ratepayer notices retirement of rural council and school board members. Nomination day set for November 5 with possible election on November 25.
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Holy Trinity Church
Ivor Norris
Russell
Simper
Rural Council Minutes From Miniota Meeting
A Miniota rural council meeting records correspondence from Blanshard on nurse transport and relief acts. It notes a public health nurse report, delegates to Union of Municipalities, tax penalties and postponements, and notices to Blanshard Municipality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanshard
Municipal Commission
Soldiers Taxation Relief Act
Royal Trust Company
Soldiers’ Taxation Relief Act
A. S Gordon
Western Fuel Assesistion
Union of Municipalities
J. F Kehoe
Canadian Red Cross
C.D. Beard
Provincal
Wolf
Department of Public Orks
Miniota
Sawyer—Reid
Union of Municipalities Convention
Aisa
S2u
Taylor
Craig
Municipal Officials Review Tax Sale and Relief Committee
Statement notes no responsibility for a district nurse operated car. Municipality accepts no expenses. Officials authorize withdrawal from Tex Sale lands with payment before tax sale date by end of 1930. Motion allocates $2000 on Municipal Commissioner's levy and forms winter 1922-33 relief committee with Reeve, Secretary, and Councillor Warren.
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Sawyer—Craig
Tex
Mark—Taylor
Warren
Relief Committee
Cuffe Couple Welcome Son at Miniota Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harry Cuffe of Isabella welcomed a son at Miniota Hospital on Monday October 24. The birth adds another member to the Cuffe family and marks a joyous occasion for the household.
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Cuffe
Miniota Hospital
Harry Cuffe
Isabella
Curling Interest Meeting Set at Municipal Hall
A meeting for all curling enthusiasts will gather at the Municipal Hall on Tuesday November 1 at 8 pm to discuss participation and plans.
McConnell Bros Sale At Mrs Wyness Farm
Messrs. McConnell Bros. announce a sale of horses cattle and more at the farm of Mrs. A Wyness in section 25 14 26 on Friday October 27 at 10 a m See bills for details.
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Messrs
McConnell Bros
A. Wyness
Village Hailowe'en Property Protection Warning
Village of Miniota warns residents and visitors against destroying or interfering with property on Halloween. Prosecution will follow by order of the Village Committee.
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Miniota
Hailowe’en
Vilage Committee
Bazaar at Holy Trinity Church Basement
The W A of Holy Trinity church will hold a bazaar in the church basement on Saturday December 3 from 3 o clock. Sale features fancy goods home cooking candy fish pond and Silver Tea.
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W.A. of
Holy Trinity Church
Hallowe'en Tea at Mrs Leland’s Home
A Halloween tea will be hosted by Mrs. A J Leland at The Miniota Hotel on Saturday afternoon October 29 from 3 to 6 o clock under the auspices of Holy Trinity Girls Auxiliary.
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A.J. Leland
Miniota Hotel
Holy Trinity Girls Auxiliary
Courses for sale at The Dominion Business College Winnipeg
The Mimeta Herald notes sale courses at The Dominion Business College in Winnipeg. Call to inquire and state interests to save money.
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Dominion Business College
Winnipeg
The
Mimeta Herald
Cooper Institute OF Accountancy
David Cooper
C.A
Man
Beulah Anglican Bazaar Set for Forster's Hall
Bazaar at Forster's Hall on Friday November 1 features home cooking, a prize singing contest, tea and a bran cub for children, with many useful articles and a warm invitation to all.
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Beulah
Forster's Hall
For Sale 40 Barred Rock Pallets Hatched in April
For sale 40 Barred Rock pallets hatched in April. Price 60 cents each. Contact Len Hall in Isabella or Crandall Exchange at phone 22 23.
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Len Hall
Isabella
Crandall Exchange
For Sale Mink From Minita Mink Ranch Quebec
For sale mink at 25 dollars per pair and trios at 335 dollars per trio. Willing to exchange for a good milk cow. Apply Minita Mink Ranch.
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Quebec
Anniversary Services Led by Rev J A Stephen
Crandall items note that Reverend J A Stephen will conduct anniversary services Sunday. Gifts were presented Friday to Mr and Mrs George Congdon and Miss Brethour who are moving from Palmerston to the Miami district. Attendees included Nelson Henderson Ralph Henderson Jerry Wilkinson Ethel Johns Myrtle Davis and others from the Y P S Conference.
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J. A Stephen
George Congdon
Nelson
Ralph Henderson
Jerry Wilkinson
Ethel Johns
Myrtle Davis
Mrs S Robinson Honored at Binscarth V.1 Meeting
Mrs S Robinson was guest of honor at a V.1 meeting in Binscarth last Thursday. A presentation acknowledged her long gale membership in the organization. The Robins ons plan to reside on Wyness farm in the Blaris district.
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S Robinson
Gale
Winnipeg visitors and church notes from local region
Isabella Notes R. T. Clarke visited Winnipeg last week while Alan Sutherland visits Elbow Sask with friends. Miss Norah Court of Winnipeg visits with Mr and Mrs KR Warren. Rev H J Bowman and Rev J A Stephen exchanged pulpits on Sunday. The W M 38 meet Thursday at Mrs M J Bridge home. R B E Vassey weekend at Deloraine and G E Pickard at Oxbow Sask. W I annual meeting at Manse November 8 with members asked to attend. Marion Wright and Stan Wallace attended Y P Conference in Wingearth last week. Home Management Course first group leaders meeting led by Miss Margaret Calder at Mrs J E Heise home Saturday.
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Marion Wright
Stan Wallace
Conference of the United Church
Wingearth
Margaret Calder
J. E. Heise
Local notes from the district update events and visits
Mrs J Fleonant and daughter Helen left Saturday for Saskatoon. The Arrow River Quartette aided at Oakner on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A Suacki returned from Rochester after a successful operation. Many youths attended the Oakner dance last Friday and reported a good time. Several district residents plan to attend the Nal Lowe en dance in Miniota Friday. Wm Elliott is back after an accident. Mrs J M Elliott spoke at the Thankofferin meeting of the Birtle W M on Wednesday. Four V P A members attended the Conference at Binscarth over the weekend. Delegates KE Johnson J M Leland E Tennant attended. Earlier, Mrs Reid and sons were said to visit, but they were guests of Mrs R B Wallace. Mrs Reid and sons left for Elbow but plan to return to Manitoba for the crop. We hope to welcome them back.
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Binscarth
Ke, Johnson
J & M.leland
E and
I Tennant
Reid
Ie Show
Sask
J.F Tennant
R. B. Wallace
Elbow
Manitoba
Thanksgiving services aid churches amid tight finances
District churches report general encouragement as Thanksgiving services raise funds. Despite a money shortage, the steady circle of supporters keeps finances from falling, helping pay ministers and carry on church work.
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Mies
Gwen Taylor
Campern
Mrs A. MacKean
Watrous
Russel Lelonde
Minieta Hall
Sons of England
Minister of Natural Resources
Herald
Rural Council
J. R. Lynch
A. N. Sawyer
J W,. Warren
SenHoot Boardd
J. T Finkbeiner
T. E Forster
Wm. Miller
John Strachan
G K Douglas
Ww. Lindsay
Mark
Sawyer
Miniota Hall
Miniota Horticultural Society
Studns
Crandall
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Church of England
J.J. Henderson
Holy Trinity
St Wilfrid’s
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen
Arrow River
Two Creeks
Lodge Gordon
J. W. Horner
R. M. Oliver
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Commercial
Canadian Legion
F. Franklin
Sant John
Duchess OF Richmond Lee
Montcalm
Duchess OF Athol
CPR
Ence
R. T. Clarke
Alan Sutherland
Elbow Sask
Norah Court
Mrs
KR. Warren
H. J. Bowman
Suunday
W. M. 38
R. BE. Vassey
Deloraine
G E Pickard
Oxbow, Sask
W. I
Arrow River Notes
J.fleonant
Helen
Saskatoon
Oakner
A. Sucki
Rhochester
Mr. Suacki
Wm. Elliott
J. M. Elliott
Thankofferin
iBirtle W. M
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