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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
1
Manitoba statute prescribes fines up to 200 dollars and up to twelve months imprisonment for kindling or negligently allowing fires in open ground to injure others. Lesser offences carry up to 100 dollars and six months. Prosecutions grant the informer half the penalty, the rest to the province or municipality. Exceptions apply when burning is necessary to escape a running fire.
A financial statement reports a balance of 150.30 at Northern Crown Bank. It lists payments for prizes band meals work printing rent and an entry fee return totaling 363.35, with the balance reflecting committee management and gratitude to officers.
Tender notice for the Miniota Skating and Curling Rink to be sold by Oct 15. The property includes about 45 thousand feet of lumber and will be disposed of on the date. For details contact W L Hodnett. The advertisement hints at a town calling for more light and mentions Biggs and Purves' new actor as a suggested solution.
The feature highlights the Charlotte Corday hat in golden brown mirrow velvet with lace edging and the mushroom styles, black crown turbans with knife pleats, white felt with wings, and blue velvet trims. Mrs. Peter displays tasteful selections aimed at attracting local ladies.
The old reliable Conductor Brock is back on the Miniota passenger run. Mr A Macklam, residing with his daughter Mrs T Conway, has left for Brussels Ontario on Tuesday in care of Mr Frazer.
A local Board of Trade convenes at Hawthornes Hall on Thursday Oct 6 at 8 30 p m. Attendance is urged to address urgent matters pertinent to the trade community.
A playful scene on Broadway shows Lightning Ed guiding a gasoline tractor steered by Soapy Sam in overalls. Fergy tends the tap and Long Van watches from the smokestack as the contraption lands safely amid proverbs about teamwork. A new Chicago song titled I think I see my finish is noted.
A Barnardo boy employed by Dan Sararas at Two Creeks borrowed a rifle, threatened two women, set a stable on fire, chased Mrs Sararas, and was cornered by Constable Adam Ross who found him shot himself but not fatally injured. No others were hurt.
The town contemplates selling the skating rink as owners resist continued operation. Curlers may need to build or rent, with options to convert the structure into a curling rink with three sheets or one large skating sheet. Bickering investors and late subscriptions prompt a deadline of March 1 to form a clear plan.
R G MacKenzie travels to Brandon to visit his sister Mrs Goldie who is then traveling on to Victoria British Columbia with plans to reunite.
The writer notes excellent potatoes from Frank Mic Qauy last week. One tuber fed two people, underscoring the vegetables’ quality. Frank claims these are not as large as last year and plans to supply seed potatoes for the editorial garden.
On Tuesday at Birtie Constable Tom Be led a pursuit after he detained a man he believed to be a burglar. The prisoner escaped when a wash break left the cell door ajar, but Be quickly organized a chase and recaptured the suspect amid a public stir.
A quiet ceremony at Arden Manitoba united Miss Margaret Grant and George Innes in marriage. Reverend Manson conducted the service at the bride’s uncle’s home in the city’s social circle. The couple’s friends and relatives witnessed the event and extend best wishes for a happy married life. John Fraser departed this week for Teeswater Ontario.
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