Cowan Property Offered by Fraser and Rutherford
The Cowan property is offered for sale by W. C. Fraser and A. W. Rutherford with a reasonable price and favorable terms.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
5
The Cowan property is offered for sale by W. C. Fraser and A. W. Rutherford with a reasonable price and favorable terms.
An attack of the grip is often followed by a persistent cough. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is extensively used with local success for relief and cure of this cough. Many cases have been cured after all other remedies have failed. Sold by BR. McNaught dealers everywhere.
Mr Andy Pangman and bride spent a few days in this district last week and he has accepted the Massey Harris agency at Strathclair where he will reside. The snow plough on the CN R branch got through to the end of the ranch last week. Regular train service is expected again after the resignation of Rev Mr Beatty. R Pangman Jr sold his team of Clydes for five hundred fifty dollars to a Rapid City dealer.
Taabella reports a Wednesday debate on Canada becoming independent, with the affirmative led by Thompson Rudd Heise and Iverach and the negative by Arriss McPherwn Forsyth Iverach. Judges Heise Revell McKay. The negative won. The evening included songs, readings on Scott, and music by Shamrock orchestra and Isabella BC male quartet. Also noted CNR snow plow reaching Taabella and bread shipping activity, local developments, and visits by residents.
ORRWOLE Mr D. Ross underwent a facial bone operation this week and is improving. Rev and Mrs Streichen welcome a newborn son. Mr and Mrs W H Decker returned from a western trip. Dencon of Neapawa visiting the Wyatts, then returned home. Doherty family and Thos Bailey recovering from grippe. New blacksmith shop opened by Mr McKenzie formerly of Cran. A snow plow and engine started up this morning with another train expected this afternoon.
Eff Short shows improvement after a month of treatment at Mayo Brothers Hospital Rochester Minnesota. The hospital houses 450 patients and performs about thirty operations daily. Blanchard clerk Goldelatyre leases his farm to J Day and plans a new house in town this summer. Final carling club match Monday night saw T Wilsons vink upset Rev Loree 4 3. Miss Grovnd recovering from pleurisy at Portage. Miss Chapman to cover in Mr White's absence. Large barns planned for summer by RK Mackenzie and Nec Henry. Liberal nomination awarded to an unnamed local figure.
The Manitoba Winter Pair and Fat Stock Show will be held in Brandon from March 5 to 4. It is the center of attraction for western farmers and breeders and is recognized as the greatest winter livestock exposition in the west. Elaborate arrangements are being made to provide a good time for the thousands of visitors attending this agricultural event.
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