Local Items From Hamiota and Nearby Communities
Napinka Mrs. Cosgrove is mourning her mother Mrs. Cable. Winnipeg visits and travels fill town chatter with Mrs Ellis, Jas Pramilton of Kerrobert, and CP R relieving agent Jack McLean among those passing through. The Rapid City flour mill may reopen. several locals attend weddings in Rapid City. Miss Burland’s marriage draws visitors. Various notices cover framing, closing hours, church reopenings, and local trades, with crops and Arbor Day plans noted. James Little, Oak River postmaster and pioneer, dies. Deaconess Allan promotes community work. Percheron Horse club buys a top stallion from C D Roberts.
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Bolduan
Kodaks Ae
B. R. McNaught
R. E. Hunter
Jeweler
Hamiota
Page
Myers Pumps
The
Manitoba Hardware & Lumber Co., Ltd
P. F. McClure
Cosgrove
Napinka
Cable
Mrs. Ellis
Winnipeg
Jas. Pramilton
Kerrobert, Sask
Jack McLean
C P.R
Rivers
HO Rand
Miss Neelands
Reyalds
Bridgeman
Oak River
M. Allshire
Rapid City
Therm
McConnell
C. Stone
Lavinia
Brandon College
Fellows
Ellenville Methodist Church
Reedman
Shoal Lake
McConnell Bros
Hamidta
John Deere
A. M. Malcolm
Malcolm
Hudsop
Mr.j. Scott
Eco
Hausota Studio
Gerald W. Brown
Pure Food
Mr. Browns
Oak River District
James Little
Little
Hamiot
A. Atkinson Hamiotta
Transcona
Agness Gibb Morton
E. E. Barrett
C. R. Depot
Allan
Caress
C.D. Roberts
Osborne
Manitoba
F. Houck
Canada
United States
Gillett’s
Tae Curt
Nairn
Nairns
Kirkcaldy
Bank OF Hamilton
Capacty