Miniota Hosts Public Talk On 20 Year Electric Franchise
A Miniota public meeting discussed a 20 year franchise for the Personal Utilities Corporation to supply electricity to Crandall and Miniota. Representatives from village councils and the rural council attended along with Clendenning the vice president who explained the terms. The proposal aims to light streets dusk to dawn and extend power to nearby farms with domestic rates set at 20 cents per kilowatt hour and a $3 monthly minimum.
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Miniota
Crandall
Iota
Sonal Utilities Corporation
Clendenning
Ask- Mrendenning
Chise
Miama
Municipality Considers Electric Power Franchise
The article outlines proposed electricity service for stores farms and homes with domestic rate 5c per kWh 10 percent prompt pay discount commercial 6 125 monthly minimum farmers service 6 per month and franchise terms. It notes 24 hour power promised pending council approval construction near Hamiota with poles at 0 8 per pole annual rent and no municipal tax impact.
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Halle
Killowat
W.h
S. P
Clendenning
Agai
Hamiota
Rural Council Minutes From Minsota Meeting
A rural council meeting in Minnesota Saturday night transacted several items. Tenders will be invited for grading approaches to bridges east of 6.13 27 and north of 32-12 27 and for raising grade in 11-1 26. The council will submit the franchise agreement with National Utilities Corporation Ltd to the Public Utilities Commission. If approved, legal bylaw preparations will be made. Insurance on garage and truck will be placed.
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Minsota
Peel Reid
Peel —Craig
National Utilities Corporation Ltd
Public Utilities Commission
Crandall Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Crandall residents report Miss Rita Crawford and Hazel Crawford visiting in town while Mrs. Phillips returns from Ontario. Miss St Brown from Brandon hospital spends holidays at home. Miss M Frazer leaves for Osborne to teach.
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Miss Rita
Hazel Crawford
Town
Miss St. Brown
Brandon Hospital
Brantons Visit Maple Creek for School Duties
Mr and Mrs Branton traveled to Maple Creek where Branton will resume duties at the school. While in town they were hosted by Mr and Mrs B Whitney.
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Mr. Branton
Maple Creek
Burand Returns Home to Take Assistant Principal Post
Loyd Borand, previously with Chautauqua staff this summer, returns home and leaves this week for Little Rock to assume the role of assistant principal at a local school.
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Lioyd Borand
Chatauqua
Little
Crandall consolidates evo with staff changes
Crandall opens on Monday with the same staff except Miss Collins the former assistant principal. Miss Werckman of Treherne will fill that position.
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Crandall Consolidated
Evo
Fmat
Collins
Poncipal
Clergy Arrivals and Pulpit Assignments for Winnipeg Sessions
Rev. W. T. Brady attends general church sessions in Winnipeg. Rev Osterhout from B. C. will preach Sunday morning, with Rev. Bowman from Isabella preaching Sunday night.
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W. T. Brady
Winnipeg
Osterhout
B. C
Rev. Bowman
Isabella
Teacher J W Beer Returns to Dominion Business College
J W Beer resumes duties as teacher at Dominion Business College in Winnipeg. Due to the infantile paralysis epidemic in the city Mrs Beer and Master Janitor will stay in the district for a time.
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J.W. Beer
Winnipeg
Dominion Business College
Isabella Notes Visitors and Appointments
K Calder of Victoria visits son H Calder. Miss L Cotton weekend with Russell friends. Earl Wallace takes charge of Decker door elevator. Miss Jean Doig visited district friends. Earl Warren left Sunday to take charge of the Searth station.
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Earl Wallace
Earl Warren
Searth
Miss O Dowlas Becomes Teacher At Homewood School
Miss O Dowlas has accepted a teaching post at Homewood school. Dor othy Mossop and the sisters of Winnipeg visit at The Parsonage. Cliff Donglas leaves for Elgin to head an elevator. Edna Hamilton returns from Toronto and other Eastern points. Mr and Mrs EO Hara return from a holiday at Jack Fish. Mrs Telfer ill in Virden hospital. Ruth and Ralph Hamilton visit from Portage. J Beer and Borland visit M Johnson in Regina. Rev Stewart and Mrs Birdie of Stony Mountain visit Beulah district.
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Edna Hamilton
Toronto G
Stewart
Birdie
Stony Mountain
Forster
Beulah District
Apen River Bildines
Miniota
Department of Education
Winnipeg
John Spalding
Miniopa Municipal School District
Weekend visits and travels noted in district social snippet
W Iverach Jr of Kennedy Saskatchewan spent the weekend at his home in the district. Miss Robetta Craik of Winnipeg is visiting with her sister Mrs Robertson. Mrs W Palmer of Winnipeg spent the past week with friends in the district. Mr and Mrs R Warren moved to Winnipeg on Thursday and returned Sunday.
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W. Iverach Jr
Kennedy, Sask
Miss Robetta Craik
Winnipeg
Mrs Robertson
W. Palmer
Miss Edna Suerach Returns to Russell School Lead
Miss Edna Suerach has returned from a pleasant trip to the Yellowstone region and left on Monday for Russell to take charge of the primary room at the local school.
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Edna Suerach
Yellowstone
Russell
Beulah Notes Weekend District Visit and Travel
Jimmy Creighton spent the weekend in the district. Miss Melba Berwick left Sunday for Brandon to attend Business college.
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Jimmy Creighton
Melba Berwick
Brandon
Business College
Elevator Run by W Murdock Dominates Local Trade
The Pool elevator is in charge of W Murdock and remains the only operating elevator in town, making it a busy hub of activity with steady business.
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W Murdock
Wallace couple and John Hyrdman motor trip to Saskatchewan
Mr and Mrs W P Wallace and John Hyrdman traveled by car into Saskatchewan to visit Mrs Wallace's sister who lives west of Regina.
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W P Wallace
John Hyrdman
Saskatchewan
Mrs. Wallace
Regina
Edmundson Attends Brother-in-Law Funeral
R. B. Edmundson attends the funeral of his brother-in-law, with services held in the local church and mourners noting family ties and the loss.
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R. B. Edmundson
Shier Sisters Return to Teaching Posts
Miss Elsie and Miss Ermina Shier depart for Brandon to resume teaching, while Miss Edna Shier returns to duties at Rapid City school.
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Elsie
Ermina Shier
Brandon
Edna Shier
Rapid City School
Hendersons in Critical Illness With Visitor
Mr. and Mrs. A. Henderson are seriously ill with little hope of recovery. Mrs. Gray of Hamiota is attending them as a visitor.
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A. Henderson
Death of William I L Brayshaw in Kelloe Farm Accident
William IL Brayshaw was killed on his Kelloe area farm last Saturday while driving four teams. The frightened mare bolted, he grabbed the bridle without control, and the wagon wheels and horses trampled him. Fractures to the skull and pelvis were reported. The horses had previously behaved badly and were to be disposed of after harvest.
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William IL. Brayshaw
Kelloe
Mr. Brayshaw
Becaus
Ile
Sae
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