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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
1
Notices from Hamiota area papers report the Village Council will meet on Monday night. Also listed are social events at Zion Church on February 14 and a St Valentine social in McConnell’s Hall.
The store urges customers to prepare for spring by shopping now. February is promoted as Get Ready Month with all Spring merchandise opened this week to avoid the spring rush.
Mothers are urged to buy Dresses early to save time and ensure ready made style. Gingham Dresses offered in sizes from two years up in many colors and dozens of styles per size.
A vivid dress advertisement highlights ladies spring dresses, fancy shirt dresses, house dresses, and aprons crafted from ginghams and chambreys. It promises natty styles for all tastes and budgets, with emphasis on high quality and complete value.
Ready-to-wear display advertises 3 specials for this week including 10 dozen silk hose in color choices black grey navy and monarch floss 20 lbs left in 2 ply floss plus fleece drawers knee length for skating and warmth limited stock for spring stock names not clearly specified from OCR text.
Advertises low prices on Cottons, Sheetings, Madapolains and Nainsooks. Claims stock bought at favorable prices to offer bargains. Urges buyers to purchase spring requirements from the advertiser rather than chasing headlines. Encourages choosing the cheapest source and filling spring lists.
In Hamiota Manitoba on January 3 1921 The Echo prints thanks from Mrs Heddeshrimer and family for the kindness shown during their sad bereavement and for the untiring attention to their late husband and father.
Vital statistics for 1926 show Village births 40 marriages 12 deaths 8. Rural births 26 marriages 3 deaths 16. Village births with village resident parents 5. Rural municipality 20. Blanshard 5. Woodworth 8. Miniota 1. Show Lake 1. Province of Saskatchewan 1. Of the marriages.
Mrs Henry Andrew of Chaumah died Sunday afternoon after long illness including pleurisy and flu. Born in the Orkney Islands August 18 1869 she came to Canada 1892 married in 1893 six children Lillian Fred Ethel Alma Elsie Norma but Elsie died seven years ago. She was active in Chaumah Methodist Church and president of the Chaumah Patriotic Society. Funeral Tuesday from the family home. The community mourns with the bereaved family.
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