Local items from Hamiota and surrounding area
March 1 opening at Local Items Miniota bouspiel. J H Houck travels to Winnipeg with hogs and cattle. Births include a daughter in Douglas and a son at Hamiota Hospital in 1915. Flour mill shipments to Oak River. A butterfly at Hamiota Hospital, caught Feb 10. At Home events for Canadian Order of Foresters, Knox Church Ladies’ Aid, Calanthia Lodge K P Kenton. A Red Cross fancy dress carnival slated March 2 at Hamiota rink with admission 25c adults, 12 and under free.
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Hamiota
Red Cross Society
Local notices recount church and social scenes in Lavinia
Walter Short performed a mouth organ solo at Sunday School. Harold McConnell visited friends. Archie Taylor remains conf confined. W C F Mills Co rep Smith visited their elevator. Miss Ranchey from Arrowton visited Mrs Allan Ranchey. Harvey McConnell did business locally. A pleasant evening at Ben Wyatt’s included dinner at 6 and cards and checkers with Mrs Wyatt and J W Stewart winning. Annie Duncan has recovered from measles. Frank Duncan ill after measles but hoped to recover well. Young People class met at Melville Lief’s with lunch and God Save the King sing. Farmers face cold winter with scarce water. Jim Wallace’s well yields 40 feet and shared by six farmers. Hamiota Firemen hold At Home and dance with burlesque Billy Boo and ventriloquist A Darby. admission 50 cents, dancing 1.00 per couple, lunch provided.
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Hamiota Firemen
McConnell
Billy Boo
A. Darby
Decker News Glimpses of Local Visits and Events
Lawrence visited Winnipeg and returned Wednesday. Mrs Panabaker and daughter Jennitt attended the Winnipeg bonspiel last week. Bert Decker and Miss Sunley enjoyed a concert at Isabella Tuesday evening. FP W Decker’s hosted visitors over Sunday. A daughter weight 12 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs K F Mac Clennan on Feb 18 1915. Miss Howatt returned to Decker after visiting Neepawa. Herb Thompson and J Clack visited Moline and Beulah dances drew many Decker youths. Neil Christinson saw a Beulah show Thursday.
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Lawrence
Winnipeg
Bert Decker
Miss Sunley
Isabella
K. F. Mac. Clennan
Welcome Bible Class Elects Officers at Zion Methodist
The Welcome Bible Class of Zion Methodist Church elected officers for the coming year after reports showed rising membership attendance and solid finances. Officers include President F H Squibb and 1st Vice President R J Brooks. The group also hosted a united social with Epworth League featuring a crokinole tournament where Gertie Delbridge won first prize and M E Shier second, followed by contests and a large supper.
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Welcome Bible Class
Zion Methodist Church
F. H. Squibb
R. J. Brooks
H. Mitchell
M. Delbridge
Elmer R. Dixon
D. McMillin
M. E. Shier
J. H. Shier
Epworth League of Zion Methodist Church
Gertie Delbridge
M E Shier
Notice to locate property near Bengough Saskatchewan
Property notice from Jos Rahmer tailor in Bengough Saskatchewan inviting inquiries. Describes half section opened by Tuspeetor, 24 miles from G.T P survey, 1 mile from Municipal hall, 300 acres arable with spring water. Contact Jos Rahmer for details.
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G.T P
Municipal Hall
Jos Rahmer
Bengough
Sask
Home Economic Society Meeting March 2
The Home Economic Society will meet in the Council Chamber on Thursday March 2 at 4 o clock. Mr Morrison will discuss books to read and reading methods. Mrs Jos McLean presents current events and a question drawer will be held. Everyone is welcome.
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The
Home Economic Society
Council Chamber
Tursday
Morrison
Jos. McLean
Hamiota Wins Curling Cup Twice In Week Action
In the McConnell Curling Cup at Hamiota Cardale and Beulah clubs lost to local rinks by six and eleven points. Kerr and Morrison led Hamiota to wins over Clifton and Armstrong while Oak River bonspiel sees A Kerr and Eby rinks undefeated or with one loss.
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Hamiota
Cardale
Eby
Baird
Ranchey
McTavish
Beulah
Kerr
Clifton
Morrison
Armstrong
Crandall
Oak River
Lavinia G G A Meet at Lavinia
For rent or sale an improved half section near Lavinia station. 240 acres under cultivation with 50 acres summer fallow. Inquiries to W Lief Saskatoon Sask. February notice.
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Lavinia Station
Saskatoon
Sask
Sawing and Chopping Service Ad by Jim Hall
Jim Hall offers sawing and chopping with a six horsepower Waterloo Gasoline outfit including circular saw and chopper. Available on short notice. For details contact Box 41, Hamiota P.O.
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Waterloo
Jim Hall
Box 41
Hamiota P.O
Tenders for Frame School House and Stable
Tenders are invited for erecting a frame school house and stable on section 9 16 24 to be done by July 15 1915 Plans at F Dobbs Shoal Lake 9 am to 5 pm Tender must include a 100 cheque bid to Secretary Treasurer by March 9 1915 at 10 am Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
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F. Dobbs
Shoal Lake
Bargains in Misses and Women Apparel at Clearance Prices
A local sale lists longcloth gowns with lace trims from 50c to $1.25, brassieres at 50c, skirts cleared at low prices, and 3 to 4 dozen drawers slashed to move. White lawn waists, baby dresses, house dresses, slippers, felt boots, and remnant piles of dress goods offer deep discounts this week to clear stock.
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MO. Nairn
J. H. Houck
Douglas
Isaac Mitchell
Hamiota Flour Mills
G.G.A
Hamiota Hospital
B. R. Mc.Naught
Canadian Order of Foresters
McConnell’s Hall
Tipperary
Knox Church
Calanthia Lodge No. 21
K. of
P. Kenton
Kenton
Lavinia
Walter Short
Harold McConnell
Bie
Archie Taylor
Mr. Smith
W.C.F. Mills Co
Miss Ranchey
Arrowton
Allan Ranchey
Harvey McConnell
Ben Wyatt
Annie Duncan
Frank
Melville Lief
God Save the King
Jas
Wallace
Decker News
James Reid
W. Decker
Miss Howatt
Decker
Neepawa
Mrs
Herb. Thompson
Moline
Rose
Jess Richardson
Bealah
Neil Christinson
ETHEL
Ings
Hamiota Book
McConnell Bros
Undertakers
Bank of Hamilton
Bank of Hamilton Savings
U. L. Laughton
Whitewear
Dolge
Pioneer Cash Stores
Hamitiota
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