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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
4
Rates listed for local items 10 cents per line and 5 cents for each additional insertion. Legal notices 12 cents per line for first insertion and 12 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Ads must be received by noon Tuesday for publication. alterations due by Monday after noon. Communications addressed to The Herald Miniota Minnesota R G Mackenzie proprietor.
Residents question who moved the new street light pole placed opposite T Miners and fear it may be reset. They press for sidewalks, cement walls, and better town improvements while critiquing a motion giving Mr Rowan a fixed nightly speaking slot at council meetings.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions washing and cleansing but lacks identifiable names, dates, or locations to form a full news item.
Mies Ella Whiteford of Virden visits the district as the GTP expands a large platform north of here. Farmers along the planned spur line may gain wealth if the project proceeds. S Brownsh visits his daughter Mrs E D McNab and leaves for the east. Mrs Hoar joins Tennant & Co. Minnie McLauchry and her Moose Jaw sister visit Mrs Bradford. Jas Elliott named buyer for Western Canada Elevator at Crandell. George Tennant returns home then heads to Pendennis to run an elevator. Wagstaff of Neepawa visits K F Leland. Berwick near completion of local telephone work.
Mrs E D Dickens and Wm Ferguson request return of remaining cucumbers and citrons. M P P reports C N R may complete line to Beulah this fall if funds and workers are available. Rapid City cut and bridge advance. track-laying at about two miles daily. Engineer Winser expects steel to Dicken's siding by Sept 15. Grading west to Beulah readies for steel crew. Townsites for Isabella and Beulah being laid out.
Reverend D. B. Thomas takes charge of a mission at Ninnitte as he dispatches the fourth missionary from Two Creeks. The departure follows a steady stream of assignments from the same pastor.
Fred Blarbis and companions from Melville visited Geo Sunley on route to Winnipeg. Charles Rowles is ill with tonsillitis. Mrs T Grey and Myrtle Sunley have typhoid fever. J Fleming of Boissevain visited friends and then went west to Melville on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Conover of Arrow River with Misses Fanny and Ella Bennett of Virden visited Lake View Farm on Tuesday.
The Corner reports Mr and Mrs Stanton and Miss Reinhardt visiting friends in the neighbourhood on Sunday. It notes lively musical evenings, a new barbershop opening at the corner, Miss Liza Howard becoming a teacher at Ross School Two Creeks, and mentions upcoming wedding bells. It also references Tommy traveling north and a garbled line about Rona’s com rales threes Wednesday.
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