Prize List For Hamiota Community Event
First prize is the Silver Cup and four wicker arm chairs with cretonne trim valued at 550, donated by the Citizens of Hamiota. Second prize four cut glass trays valued at 5.10 donated by Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co Ltd. Sad prize four silver pie knives from 1847 Rogers valued at 24 donated by B R McNaught. Fourth prize four wicker serving trays valued at 20 donated by Thos Bailey.
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Hamiota
Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co., Ltd
Rogers
B. R. McNaught
Thos. Bailey
Community Auction Prizes Announced in Hamiota Event
In Hamiota a prize lineup includes 1st prize a Silver Cup and Four Esmond Blankets valued at 50 dollars donated by McConnell Bros. 2nd prize Four Pyrex Teapots valued at 25 dollars donated by W Burgess and Manufacturers' Life Ins. Co. 3rd prize Four Stanfield underwear valued at 20 dollars donated by Citizens of Hamiota and 4th prize Four 3-lb boxes of chocolates valued at 16 dollars donated by H Hall.
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McConnell Bros
W. Burgess and
Life Ins. Co
Stanfield
Citizens of
Hamiota
H. Hall
Prize items and donors listed for auction event
Second prize includes four half dozen Silver Tea Spoons from 1547 Rogers valued at 16 40 donated by Alex Kerr. Third prize covers four Silver Cold Meat Forks from 1847 Rogers valued at 12 donated by E Roberts. Fourth prize offers four Boxes Cigars valued at 10 donated by Citizens of Hamiote.
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Rogers
Alex. Kerr
E. Roberts
Hamiote
Hard Luck To the Kink Wins Most Games Yet No Prize
In Hamiota A E Allshire receives first prize in a local event for four cloth caps valued at 14.00 dollars, donated by Chambers Co Ltd.
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Chambers Co, Ltd
Pity The Preacher A Hardy Life for Ministers
A satirical verse outlines the preacher’s woes across hair color age numbers and family size. It comments on how clergy face scrutiny whether they preach read or improvise and how parishioners judge choices from home visits to street presence. It ends noting the strain of fundraising and compares the hardships to editors.
Want Corner Wants in The Echo Open to Public Deals
The Woman's Institute runs Want Corner in The Echo to match readers with minor wants. Call 14 or 338 for info. Post simple requests for sewing, knitting, fancy work, and items like a Universal Food Chopper or gas stove. Readers set prices and deal directly. small fee paid if arrangement satisfactory.
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Woman's Institute
Want Corner
Echo
Universal Food Chopper
Limerick
Carling
the Eeho
Community Auction Prizes Named by Donors
Donors including The Chambers Co., Ltd and A. E. Allshire provide prizes for a local auction. Winners from Hamiota Miniota and Minnedosa collect items such as four French Ivory Mantel Clocks valued at $48, four pairs Corduroy Trousers $30, four 5‑lb boxes of Tea $10, four pairs Felt Curling Boots $18, and four Bedroom Cabinets quarter-cut Oak valued at $40.
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A. E. Allshire
Open events crown Grand Aggregate winner at rink
John Hurst and Brandon shine in Open events as Grand Aggregate leads to top honors. First prize includes Four Pipes in Cases valued at 20 dollars donated by Chambers Co Ltd.
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Chambers Co. Ltd
Curling event results with prizes awarded
Consolation prize went to A Wildsong of Hamiota. second place to B R McNaught of Hamiota. third to E Lipsett of Hamiota. fourth to A Hume of Oak River. First prize silver cup and four Mackinaw coats worth $50 donated by Citizens of Hamiota.
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A. Wildsong
Hamiota
B R. McNaught
E. Lipsett
A. Hume
Oak River
Calf Born Without Tail at J H Shier Farm
A calf without a tail was born at J H Shier's farm on Monday. The note adds a grim tone about flies gathering, hinting at hardship for the animal and farm.
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J. H Shier
US Tariff Commission Reports Wheat Production Costs
The U S Tariff Commission surveyed western Canada and the United States to compare the cost of producing wheat. The report lists yield per acre and cost per bushel for various Prairie and North Dakota locations, with Canadian costs converted to U S dollars and land rent included in production costs.
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United States Commission
Haniata
Canada
United States
U.S
Drive and Dance at Atoimah Club Draws Big Crowd
The Atoimah Club hosted a 500 Drive and Dance in Orange Hall last Friday night with twenty one tables. Mrs R S Hodge won first prize for the ladies, Mrs Luther Johnson second, Bert Brown and Alex Park took first and second in the years. A two hour dance followed. A prospective buyer from Rossburn visited the Ham ILota Mill property and a deal could reopen discussions if favorable.
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Atoimah
Orange Hall
R S Hodge
Luther Johnson
Bert Brown
Alex Park
Court of Revision Notice for March Session
Court of Revision for the municipality to be held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday March 5th at 10 am.
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Hamiota Meat Market
Haddie
J. P. Moore
Prop
Galt
Imperial
Imperial Lumber Yards
A. Kerr
Hamiota Machine Shops
Waterloo” Thresher Co
Cockshutt Plow Co
Willard
Dominion Tires
Chevrolet
Sunoco” Oil
Famiota Machine Shops
Prise
Hamiota Curling Club
Jobe Hurst
Brandon
Wm. Prentiss
Miniota
J. Burgess
Minhedosa
R Beattie
Citizens’ Cup
Joli Hurst
E Swyers
R Warren
Isabella
Allshire
The
Chambers Co., Ltd
Rev. Swyers
Dr Coombs
L. Houck
L. Spalding
W. Prentiss
Minnedosa
Chambers Coa Ltd
John Hurst, Brandon
U.S. Tariff Commission
Tion Costs
Hallock
Minn
Halstead
Minn Cesselton N D
Toneseuese Eee Eee
Jamestown, N.D
Redfield
MSEE
Trusty
Melita
Bae
Man
Swift Current
Sask Alameda
Sask Olds
Alta
Rossburn
Bie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
FAT Stock Show
Canadian Pacific
Hamiota Hospital
J Hoiroian
Dominion Live Stock
WM. McKipdy
W. C. McKillican
J. E. Bettie
John J. Arklie
Late OF Strains, Ltd
Central Hotel
Hamioda Sheet Metal Works
Venti
Manitoba Hardware Co
A. G. Brown