Arbor Day and wintry weather delay spring farming plans
A cold front with three inches of snow on Monday night delays farmers from field work. Arbor Day now set for May with observances to be held Monday through Friday as grain and feed distribution sites open on set days. Local notices include elevator hours start after May 1 with Harry Stewart in Decker in charge and Jno Kissock handling remaining days, while Easter services drew large crowds at Chamah with special decorations and a children's illustrated message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UGG
Thureday
Harry Stewart
Decker
Jno. Kissock
Hat shop moves to new millinery stand in town
Mrs. Hay relocates her millinery store to Miss Gat t eridge s old stand and will offer a nice selection of Up to Date hats. Rev Hugh Dolson BD of Regina preaches at Zion Church May 7 at 11 am and at Oak River and Harding that day. Thursday early closing for summer months begins next week in Hamiota, with Heddesheimer and Hotel Cecil remaining open for bread and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dolson
Regina
Zion Church
Oak River
Harding
Hamiota
Heddesheimer’s
Hotel
Cecil
Easter Services at Zion Church Recall Holy Day
Easter services at Zion Church featured tastefully decorated interiors with lilies palms and canaries. A large morning crowd enjoyed recitations by Frank and Stanley Taylor selections from the junior choir a lily chorus and the Story of the Cross performed by five girls behind a cross. The pastor gave an illustrated Easter address and spoke on the resurrection noting its historical authenticity and the role of women in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Frank
Stanley Taylor
Special Bargains Laid Out on Counters and Tables
A number of special bargains were laid out on counters and tables for shoppers, described in the local notice. The listing suggests a sale or market event featuring discounted goods across multiple vendors.
Local notices and sales listings from Hamiota area
Miss G Delbridge arrives for Easter visits as Dr and Mrs E D Hudson plan Winnipeg trip. For sale items include 15 bags potatoes at 100 per bag 200 bushels seed wheat and a double disc seed drill. Also wind mill and poultry stock listings and church news for Miniota area including union vote results and pastor appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Richards
Lavinia
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Chamah
P. F. McClure
Manitoba Hardware
Gaffin
Virden
Winnipeg
W. V. Josey
Hamiota Choral Society
John Stainer
W. E. Rogers
Geo. Lockhart
Crandall Beamish
FCHO
Spring House
Acme
Che Mamiota Book Store
Edith Woods
Mildred Venables
W.E. Rogers
Woman’s Missionary Society
Tom Tsutin
Lemons Cash Stores
Lieamiova, Man
Voiles
Orne
Holeproof Co
McPherson
Lemon’s Gash Stores
Miss G. Delbridge
E. D Hudson
G.T.P
Andrew Snider
Riding Mountain
David Watson
Eby
Sol, Watson
Neepawa
Mrs
A. Eby
Town
Robt
van Norman
Miniota Mutual Fire Insurance Co
A. D. McConnell
Echo
Purple Stock Farm
Crandall
Man
P. C. W. Raymer Hamiota
Rey. T. B. Pearson
McGregor Union Church
Miniota
Glenlocher
Arrow River
Jos. H. Beamish
Oyama
B.C
King W
Toronto
B. R. McNaught
J. T. Clarke
B. Reveley
Wate
E. A. Strout Farm Agency
Organization In the World
P. C. W. Raymer
Union Bare
Fante
Adhene Blicke LL
AON
Boures
Union Pank
Bank of the People
Union Bank OF Canada
R. S. Clodge
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