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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
1
Readers urged to preorder the Hospital Aid edition of the Leho as the time nears for printing. Postmasters at various points will accept coupons and payments to forward orders to the donation department. Subscribers are asked to indicate number of copies for printing.
The town council votes to close the building used as a hospital for Symonds children and proposes the Ladies Aid backed committee run it for a year to assess viability. The Ladies Aid pledges 100 dollars yearly and equipment, with a mass meeting set to appoint a permanent board of directors.
Rev Bir Bell in charge for six months preached on The voyage of life. Sunday School attendance was strong as workers visited Watson's. Valentine’s Day events and a box social at J W McConnell’s homeAre planned for March 5 with ladies invited to bring their books. Proceeds support church schemes.
In the notice residents may request extra copies by submitting orders to the post office with the manager. The edition will feature town history churches hospital aid local finances leading business firms and prominent residents.
Hamiota Manitoba council met with Mayor and officials to approve minutes and set assessor duties for 1939. Communications from Acetylene Construction Co. and Symonds family hospital matters were discussed. George S. Anderson appointed assessor. hospital status debated and council adjourned.
Hamiota lost to Pettapiece 7 to 4 in a league game played last Thursday afternoon. Oak River protests the match claiming incomplete play time and critiques the referee Evans as unfamiliar with the game. A league meeting is set to decide the protest and potential playoff implications this season.
Winnipeg district shows 0 homesteads, Dauphin 7 058 and Brandon 65 homesteads waiting for entry totaling 18 118 in Manitoba as of Jan 1. Kennedy notes many more open or unsurveyed with additional entries planned and a large number to be surveyed soon.
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