Rew Goods for Fall Trade
Merchants promote opening New Dry Goods stock for fall trade inviting comparison of prices with competitors. Shoppers can inspect offerings and return unsatisfactory items.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
1
Fire destroys Miller Block in Shoal Lake
A 2 AM blaze in Shoal Lake completely leveled the new portion of the Miller Block including the corner hardware store and the opera house. Fire officials suspect incendiary origin as no prior fire or lights were visible in the area. The cement block building, finished that summer, was insured. whether it will be rebuilt remains undecided. A. F. Nesbitt and J. R. Bell reported losses of all office fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
A. F. Nesbitt
J. R. Bell
Globe Valves Oil and Grease Cups Demand Threshing Season
Prepared to meet all demands for the threshing season with globe valves oil and grease cups.
Telephone system to be reorganized province wide
The telephone commissioners announce a new six division system run by three superintendents. Hamiota joins the Brandon division under the Brandon superintendent, altering administration but not service. Bowser, former district inspector in Hamiota, becomes plant superintendent of the Neepawa district and will relocate next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarriff Commercial
Plant
Hamiota
Brandon
Winnipeg
Bowser
Neepawa
Death of Lavinia Lief at age eight
Lavinia Lief, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Lief, died Wednesday morning after choking on choke cherries led to intestinal obstruction. The eight year old, once bright and musical, attended school last Friday and sang in local events. Funeral set for today at Ham Iota Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia
A. W. Lief
Tudson
Lief
Ham,iota
Wheat Cutting Nears Finish In Local Fields
Pope notes wheat cutting is well advanced and expected to be nearly finished by week’s end with no crop damage in the district. A new station building is planned at the foot of King Street, moving from Main to a more central location as the town site expands eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Thos. Morrison
Morrison
Geo Arthur
Jas Angus
Rink
Douglas
McCable Elevator Co
Duluth
Harvest Threshing Intensifies Across District
Farmers report rushed harvesting with favorable weather and rapid field work. Jack Moffatt started threshing oats last Monday. gate yields average 50 bushels per acre. More threshing outfits planned for next week as crop is nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Moffatt
Earl Grey Realizes West's Prominence in Canada
Earl Grey plans a residence in Winnipeg for a fortnight this autumn to honor Western Canada. The move signals growing prestige as governors general shift focus westward beyond Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal, recognizing the region’s influence on the Dominion’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gray
Winnipeg
Western Canada
Willle
Winni
West
Canada
Great Lake
Ottawa
Toronto
Montreal
Earl Grey
Successful Tea and Social by Kré Church Ladies
The first tea in a series by Kré Church ladies was held on Mrs Tennyson’s lawn. Hostesses Mrs Tennyson and Mrs Fraser hosted with tea and a parquet party later. Mayor Chamber and Rev Mr Crogier spoke, with Rev Geggie of Toronto delivering a short address. The event raised funds for the ale treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kré
Crogier
Geggie
Toronto
Local notes from Oak River community update
Local residents visit relatives in Ontario North Dakota and Minnesota while plans for travel and investigations are discussed. Mrs Brassey and children visit. Mr Heigert leaves for Rapid City. community members take up new positions and educational opportunities including two pupils pursuing second class certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renniie
Geo Seclatush
Pennie
Nelatosh
North
West
Highet
Mission Band
Presbyterian Church
Woitersa
J. Armstrong
Rivers
A. Crearer
Cyril
Basewood
Ms. Crearer
Plateae
Laura Melameter
Flo
Fraser
Elda Mcintyre
Marjorie Thoupeor
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Merchandise
den Ivan
Garsumner
the Farmers’ Trading CO
Shoat Lake
Man
The
Hamiota Echo
Big Agricultural Monthly
Farm Crops
Ontario Agricultural College
Buffalo
Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co’y
J. E. Wright
Savines Bank
H.L. Smith
Crandell Branch
Our Hardware Department
Lace
Globe Valves
General Merchant
P. Howden
Puetto
Hamicta
Echo Office
J. Jamieson
Johnson's Livery Stable
Oak River
W._S. Hyndman
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