Royal Templars Items Highlight Manitoba and Toronto Affairs
Manitoba town Hartney adopts opal status by a 127 to 14 vote. Toronto council reduces liquor licenses from 150 to 110. Alderman James Hale moves the resolution. Moosejaw sees Sir Thomas Shaughnessy demand bar closure. bar is shut. Winnipeg officials push closing bars at 6 pm amid liquor concerns. Royal Templars activities include Grand Diamond Medal Contest on Feb 15 and upcoming council sessions February 19 and 20 with delegates named.
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Hartney
Manitoba
Opal
Aim
City Council of
Toronto
James Hale
Kingston University
Dominion
Royal Templars of Temperance
Thomas Shaughnessy
Thepa
Moosejaw
Killarney
C.P.R
Wm. Whyte
Winnipeg
Central Congregational Church
Lily Leybourne
Llamiota
Grand Council of the Royal Templars
Sylvester Wilson Block
Portage Ave
J. A. Newlands
W. E. Egan
Hamiota
Auction Sales Feature Farm Stock and Household Goods
Farm stock implements and household effects from Dennis Watters are to be sold February 28 on section 21-13-25 near Cranell and Arrow River. A R Smyth’s sale February 25 on section 5-13-22 near Oak River includes high class furniture. March 2 administrators sale of Frederick Haight’s stock on section 3-14-24 near Oak River. March 12 Jas Short offers fine brood mares horses cattle and machinery near Oak River. March 4 T A Robertson sale near Kenton features horses mares and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Watters
Cran Lell
Arrow River
A R. Smyth
Oak River
Sals
Frederick Haight
Jas. Short
T A. Robertson
Kenton
Miss Mae Dickenson and Miss Helen Badgley at McConnell Hall
Two women attended an event at McConnell Hall on Friday night featuring Miss Mae Dickenson and Miss Helen Badgley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Dickenson
Helen Badgley
McConnell Hall
Carnival ends with losses and prize winners listed
The band hosted a Friday carnival with poor town turnout though costumes and masquerades were high quality. Despite keen competition and enjoyable events, the festival overall lost money. Prize winners include Mrs Chas Venables Rosaline and Miss Gretta McKay Nurse in ladies costumes, and Wm Kirk Midda nd and J J Hayes Waiter in gentlemen costumes.
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Chas. Venables
Gretta McKay
Wm. Kirk
J. J. Hayes
Oak River
Pearl McConnell Seteh
Dorothy Basler
Roses
Kenneth Frazer
Alex. Venables
Gondolier
Annie McRae
Baseball Club Concert Promises High Class Attraction
The Hamiota town audience is urged to pack the hall for a baseball club concert featuring Mae Dickenson and Helen Badgley, entertainers brought under Wallace Graham's management from Brandon. Tickets are described as affordable, inviting strong town support.
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H ‘Iota
Mae Dickenson
Canada
Helen Badgley
Western Canada
Wallace Graham
Brandon
Hamiota
Village Council of Hamiota February 1908 Regular Meeting Notes
The Hamiota village council convened at 5 pm with all members present except Ferguson. The meeting discussed grants to Shoal Lake Cottage Hospital and the Winnipeg Children's Aid Society, audit reports, and Finance Committee recommendations.
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Counci
Ferguson
Shoal Lake Cottage Hospital
Children’s Aid Society
Winnipeg
Whyte—Stewart
Sec.Trens
Brandon
J. R. Bell
Hamilta
Jos Andrew
Rez
Stas
Lawson & McNaught
J. W. Sexes
Constable
Stewart- Whimster
Stewart
School Board Meeting Considers New School Accommodation
The Board of Education held a routine meeting in the secretary’s office last Thursday. Accounts were presented and approved, and Miss Gochrane’s salary increase was granted. Overcrowding prompted plans to call a ratepayers meeting at the school on Saturday February 22 at 2? o’clock to discuss relief measures and ensure a large turnout.
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Board of Education
Miniota Branch Extension Sought by Parliament
Third Vice-President of the Canadian Pacific Railway urged Ottawa to grant time to finish the Miniota branch line within two years. He promised connection with the M N W railway and the Kirkella branch via Saskatoon Edmonton and western points, creating a Winnipeg to far north line through Hamiota.
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Drinkwater
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Ottawa
Miniota
M.N.W
Kirkella
C.P.R
Saskatoon
Edmonton
OC. R
Hamiota
Winnipeg
Prize winners at Oak River bonspiel finale
The Oak River bonspiel extended into late Saturday finishing a week of play. Winners across events include Grand Challengs Kerr of Miniota 1st and Watkin of Forrest 3rd. Citizens Lorimer Hamiota 1st and Wilson Lenore 2nd. Osborne Kirk Oak River 1st and Harvey Bradwardine 3rd. Consolation Ist Crerar Oak River with Hanter Bradwardine and Harvey Bradwardine in 2nd and 3rd.
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Oak River
Kerr
Miniota
McIntosh
Watkin
Forrest
Citizens
Lorimer
Hame Iota
Wilson
Lenore
Osborne
Kirk
Harvey
Bradwardine
Crerar
Hanter
Ord
Strome Co Sale and Society Events In Lavinia
J H Houck to ship goods from Hamiota Crandell on Monday Feb 17. Embroidery samples shown at LB Strome Co Ross St. A box social at Mrs G Ball Lavinia Feb 14 under Lavinia Ladies Aid. W Heddesheimer burns from stove blast. Miss Mae Dickenson and Miss Helen Badgley entertain Feb 14 recital noted.
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J. H. Houck
Hoge
Hamiota
Crandell
Strome Co
Ross Street
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Bank of Hamilton
F. C. Grant
iMamiota
Man
M. G. Jackson
Parm
Frenc
Bennest
Baok
Hamilton
Dr. Hudson
PHYS
E. L. Jackson
M.D
Hiamiota
North Ends
M. A. Whimstier
Offrer of the
Howard M. Reid, D
Philadelpha
Dominion Dental
Hunter's Block
J. Sprout
John Nairn
Singer Sewing Machines
Echo Oolice
E. A. Alson
Somesville Maree Works
Chambers
General Merchant
Joer
Harbwarls GG
Anderson
Royal Templar
Sunny
Gertie McConnell
Fred. Heddesheimer
Dot Basler
Blanche Ferguson
Nettie Allshire
Alex. Kuluck
Victor Inman
J. J. Hays
Fred. Willson
Mary Lorimer
Ciretta McKay
Baseball Club
Hyndman’s
W. Heddesheimer
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