Local Socials and By Law Victory in Birthenem Township
Sunday events include visits by R Woods W Barret and Misses G Pierce and E Ma Pherson at the WS customs office. A skating and curling rink by law passed with seven votes in favor and forty seven against raising 6000 dollars. A large reunion occurred in Carberry Park with many local families visiting Winnipeg visitors and returning to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.woods
W Barret
Misses G Pierce
E Ma Pherson
WS. Customs Office
Birtletown
Jean Outram
F.taylor
F. Collier
J. Collier
King
California
Colden
Winnipeg
Carberry
W. Collier
Scholarship Award Notice for Miss Mattie Taylor
Miss Mattie Taylor receives a $200 scholarship as part of a larger set of thirty B J Hales scholarships announced last Wednesday. The increase from twelve to thirty awards came amid strong applicant quality and high scholastic levels, with praise for the recipient’s hard work and anticipated appreciation of the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Taylor
B. J Hales
Storm Damage and Farewell Events Reported in District
A severe storm struck early Saturday with loud thunder and lightning. A house in Miniota suffered damage to the chutney fuse box and radio, while Crandall barn on A Shettler farm burned down and was lost due to no telephone. Insurance covered the building. A farewell gathering for Mrs Hederta and Miss Henderson occurred at Holy Trinity Church events, with gifts presented and thanks given for years of service. Mr Henderson also bid farewell to the congregation. No evening service until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Crandall
A. Shettler
Holy Trinity
Hederta
Mem
Bilerington
Wits
Tate
RM. Oliver
Hendersos
Holy Trinity Church
G. Henderson
Henderson
Howard
Local Visits and Social Roundup At Riding Mountain
Mrs Cannon of Winnipeg visits Mrs A Muillar here this week end. Mrs J Lewis spent the week end at Riding Mountain. Hi Howard stayed with his sister at Riding Mountain. Mr and Mrs J McGillvray and son called at Binsearth. Miss Phylis Hull returns from Winnipeg business training for a two week stay. The Arrow River orchestra drew a large crowd at the Old Timers Special dance Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. Lewis
Riding Mountain
Hi Howard
Mrs. J. McGillvray and Son
Binsearth
Phylis Hull
Winnipeg
Town
Women’s Missionary Society Meets at Forster Home
The W.M.S. gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. T. E. Forster’s home with Mrs. H. E. Forster presiding. Mrs. M. IH. Jointon led the devotional and Mrs. J. P. Evans introduced the new study book. A light repast was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
T.E. Forster
H. E Forster
M. IH. Jointon
J. P Evans
Farewell Party for Four Leaving for Advanced Studies
About thirty youths gathered at Mr and Mrs J Chisholm’s home Friday night for a farewell party honoring Peggy Woods Kay Reid Jim Morgan and Garth Johnson as they leave to pursue advanced studies. Games contests and a scavenger hunt provided entertainment and Mrs Chisholm’s farewell address was warmly received. A dainty lunch capped the memorable evening.
For Sale Items From The Herald Office
Beatty Washer lightly used priced at 84 dollars cash no reasonable offer refused Library table hardwood with clips drawers shelf and book clips offers welcomed Large sideboard 2 door cupboard mirror clock shelf drawer top shelf asking 10 dollars or best offer Apply at The Herald Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty
Herald Office
Wanted Woman To Manage Household Duties
A notice seeking a capable woman to take charge of a household invites applicants. Address applications to W. E. Barrett in Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Barrett
Miniota
Sale by Tender for Lands North of Section H Township 14
Sealed tenders are invited by HW Bushfield for the purchase of lands north of Section H Township 14 Range 24 West, Manitoba. Tender deposits of at least 20 percent by banked funds are required with acceptance. Tenders close at noon September 30 1920 at the undersigned office in Wingham Ontario. The tenderer must be prepared to assign part shares yearly and may be required to provide further particulars upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woder Sizned
Mendian
Manitoba
Wingham
Ontario
HW. Bushfield
Obituary of Thomas Hugh Stewart Dies Sudden in Miniota District
Thomas Hugh Stewart died suddenly on a Saturday morning while delivering milk with his son. He was born in 1867 in Ripley Ontario and moved to Western Canada, farming near Miniota for over a century. Survived by sons Hugh and David, a brother Isaac, and sisters in Ontario and California. funeral held at United Church with Rev. G. A. McMillan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stewart
Dave
Mr. Stewart
Rip Jey
Ont
Isst
Canada
Ireton
Crandall
Miniota
Stewart
Hfe
Tom
Europe
United Church
G. A. McMillan
Messrs. Wm. and Wal, Bonner
A. Spencer J. D. Forsyth
J. J. Taylor
J. Stowe
Hugh
Victoria Beach
David
Isaac
Hunter
N D
L. Knight
Ontario
M. Scott
Los Angeles
Calif
Strachan Couple Welcomes Crandall Son in Hamiota
A son named Gordon John was born Thursday August 31 at Hamiota hospital to Mr and Mrs Les Strachan Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strachan
Hamiota Hospital
Les. Strachan Crandall
Gorden John
Quiet September Wedding at Isabella Manse
A quiet wedding was solemnized by Reverend H. I. Bowman at the Isabella manse on Sunday September 3 at 1 PM. Hazel Ivy Workman daughter of John Workman and the late Mrs Workman Kelloe united in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Bowman
Isabella Manse
Hazel Ivy Workman
John Workman
Workman
Kelloe
Marriage notice from Kelloe reported in local records
To Belford Morton Newman son of Mr and Mrs Newman of Kelloe in the presence of the parents of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford Morton Newman
Harvest and travel notes from Arrow River and Brandon
Last week Leland left Arrow River to work in Saskatchewan harvest fluids. Donnie McKinnon returned to Bramton on Saturday after a summer with his uncle John McKinnon. A man drove to Brandon on Sunday and was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. PF Townson Arnold and Mavis. The latter attends normal school. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cragmatoral went to Brandon on Saturday with Mrs. W. J. Wiggins and Mrs. Job Tennant and Misses Helen Tennant and Bernice Wiggins who attend normal. Word reached Mrs. J. B. Mitchell that her brother Charlie Fleming of Lashhare Joe died suddenly. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming of Minnedosa and Mrs. Fleming Sr. left Wednesday night for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Taylor
Jennie Bonner
Brandon Sod
Gladys Henderson
Toronto Conservators of Music
Wa Leland
Saskatchewan
Donnie McKinnon
Bramton
John McKinnon
Brandon
Sunda
PF. Townson
Arnold
Mavis
J. H. Crag
W. J. Wiggins
Job. Tennant
Helen Tennant
Bernice Wiggins
J.B. Mitchell
Charlie Fleming
Lashhare
Joe
Fleming
Minnedosa
Mrs. Fleming
Crandall and Winnipeg Visitors Remain Active Locally
Albert Warren of Crandall celebrated her 77th birthday yesterday. Mr. and Mrs Ko Emmett of Winnipeg renew acquaintances in the district. Clark Fraser of Winnipeg visited Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Fraser on Sunday. L. Borland returns to teaching at Kelgin Technical Collegiate in Winnipeg. Wm. Rudd and Misses M Rudd and P Jacobs of Winnipeg visited the district over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs W Padfield and Harry Brown spent Sunday with Mrs Wadfield. Mrs. C Brunton and family moved to Maple Creek to join Mr Brunton on the teaching staff. The Borland family held their annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs K B Borland at Virden with twenty two present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fraser
Winnipeg
J. H. Fraser
Wm. Rudd
M. Rudd
P. Jacobs
Mrs. W. Padfeld
Harry Brown
Borland
K. B. Borland
Virden
Isabella June and Lorne Finkbeiner Start Crude XI at Miniota
Miss A L Hills spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs B Finkbeiner at Cardale. The W I will meet at the home of Mrs W Iverach on Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Mr and Mrs W McKegor and Shirley of Gladstone spent the weekend at W H Miller lore. Miss Helen McDowall returns to Winnipeg after months with district relatives. Mr and Mrs J Johnson and family of To land spent the weekend at F Reid home with C Reid in hydro work at Fangstelle and Mrs I Reid of Brandon accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Finkbeiner
Miniota
W. I
W. Iverach
Helen McDowall
Winnipeg
Provincewide break ins hit stores and garages
Reports indicate stores garages and other business places were being broken into across the province. Geo Mellor prepared to move his family from Brandon to the Glenboehar farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mellor
Brandon
Glenboehar
Bishop H. Thomas consecrated at St Matthews Pro cathedral
H Thomas was consecrated Bishop of Brandon in St Matthews Pro cathedral with many from the district in attendance. P J Leem assumed management of the Commercial Hotel as changes continued. Mr and Mrs W H Dumbrell left their long standing tenure to relocate elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thomas
Brandon
St. Matthews
P J. Leem
Commercial
W. H. Dumbrell
Winnipeg
Magistrate Sits on Tax Evasion and Theft Case
Magistrate G. Rowan presided over three cases accusing individuals of failing to file income tax returns and a theft from bunkhouses on the C N R. Mike Mitt was committed for assize trial after the theft charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rowan
C.N.R
Mike Mitt
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Ko Emmett
L. Borland
Kelgin Technical Collegiate
Isabella
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Cardale
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Spencers Butcher Shop
Spencer
Saskatoon
Ami Caye
W.H. Yarwood PropRietor Telephone
Miniota Herald Office
Eaton's
Donald Street
EATON
Portage Avenue
T. Eaton Coe
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