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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
8
Miss A. Chalmers and Mme visit with Dr. and Mrs. K. K. Chalmers. George Ogsten arrived from Vancouver on Tuesday to view with his sister Mrs. J. Strachan and will return home this week.
Miniota notes a four resolution plan for public meetings to explain municipal finances to ratepayers. Reports praise the Miniota Creamery for top butter exhibits in Ottawa and Toronto, including a 97.7 score and a silver cup, with continued celebration of the creamery’s success.
Isabella Notes reports residents renewing acquaintances in the district, visits by Mrs Hill and Miss Rose Wright, teaching duties resumed by Miss Finkbeiner, and plans for Normal studies in Brandon. A strong community response supported vege table donations to Melita and Lyleton as districts south suffer drought, with Isabella rink and Arrow River gatherings handling goods.
Crandall items note Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas of Slamora spent the weekend with friends in the district. Also mentioned are Mr. Vasey, Miss Hill, Mrs. J. Finkbeiner and daughter June in social notes.
The Miniota Women’s Institute announces plans to establish a library. Those who wish to contribute books may leave them with Mrs. W L Hodnett by September 9th if possible.
Mrs Borland hosted on Monday with Ida Alsin Mark and Earl Sacob of Winnipeg visiting the Brown and Mark families over the weekend. Miss Agnes Davis, who had been visiting with her sister, left Friday to begin Normal studies in Regina. Mr and Mrs Veadenburgh and family of Winnipeg visited with
Weekend visitors included Mrs C Branton and family from Maple Creek aiding Mr and Mrs Whitney. Miss Elva Douglas and Miss P Cutting of Homewood visited. Frances Douglas accompanied them. Teachers listed as leaving for new posts are Vers Johnson Caroth Ermina Elsie Shiér Jean Kirton Margaret Fraser Lierd Borland with moves to Saskatchewan Manitoba towns.
Mr and Mrs Main of Winnipeg visit with Mr and Mrs Wm Trout. Mrs W Miller of Minnesota spent the weekend with her parents here.
Announcing two services with Reverend Miller as speaker on Anniversary Sunday. Mrs Gurney of Vancouver returns home after visiting the district. Phil Stark attends the funeral of Mr Russell in Newdale following a boiler explosion. Mise Irene Rutledge of Wabanesa visits coast and stays with her brother Keith before returning home. For sale or trade second hand threshers washing machines and a cream separator offered by J F Tennant & Sons. Vealers Arrow River phone 2014. A farewell party by C G I and Y P 8S honors Elizabeth McNab leaving for Winnipeg Normal school with games songs lunch and best wishes.
A Beulah resident Miss May Titley departs this week to pursue Normal school studies in WID. A railway timetable change on the ON.Ry Neepawa Beulah division takes effect September 11. Trains west run Monday and Friday while eastbound trains run Tuesday and Saturday, a change that may benefit local riders.
The department suggests deep tail plowing to bury grasshopper eggs so young hoppers perish and surface cultivation to expose them to winter weather. It notes destroying eggs now is cheaper and more effective than using poison bait next spring.
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