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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
1
Local reports indicate CPLR officials plan a daily passenger train from Hamiota to Winnipeg via Me. Gregor, with intermediate stops. The schedule for May first remains unsettled, but a mixed service will continue, delivering two trains daily in each direction.
Mer William Hogeland, living nine miles north of town, lost his home Sunday afternoon when the Hogeland residence burned to the ground. He attempted to battle the blaze alone after discovering smoke and flames near the chimney, but with no help the fire overwhelmed the building. The loss worsened Hogeland's frail health, though no injuries to others were reported.
Provincial constable Wm. Thos Lanorgan reports catching a severe cold while pursuing a burglar in the forest swamp last fall. He endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting it relieved his cold after two small bottles. The remedy is advertised as especially effective for coughs and colds and sold by B. R. McNaught and dealers.
Health officer orders all manure refuse and similar material be moved to the nuisance ground starting April 1 1905. Enforcement by health department.
Residents consider CP R offering to fence and prepare a central plot west of the station with trees and a bandstand. Citizens would maintain the park, costing little, while volunteers pledge evenings of work to lay out the space and improve main street appearance.
Plans for a new hotel on the old Sone site are completed. The brick building will have twenty five bedrooms a dining room and kitchen on the east bar and smoking room on the west three sample rooms on the north a sitting room writing room bathroom and parlor on each floor and a cellar lavatory. Building to commence next Tuesday. Built by A Kelly Brandon and A Kelly Hamiota to be proprietor and oversee work.
The report lists students by grade for March in the Intermediate Department. Grade V includes Alex Cowan Jennie Houck Annie Andrew Colin MacMillan Jr. Grade IV lists Cyle Steele Gladys McLean Wilbert Reid. Grade III features Stewart MacDonald Bruce Steele 2 pee Cowan Jr. Grade- Graydon Anderson Ruth Nesbitt Vera Palmer.
Advert says Nerviline relieves nervous headaches in women with a few drops in water. Claims immediate improvement and long term benefits including prevention of indigestion. Sold in 25 cent and 50 cent bottles everywhere.
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