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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
5
The Hamiota Curling Club opens its 17th annual bonspiel on Tuesday January 19 with five sheets of ice. A prize list totaling near 600 dollars awaits a large field across several events, with officers for Season 1916 listed and rules outlined. Prize lists can be obtained from Secretary-Treasurer A Heisterman.
Local notes list Officers and executive committee for Hamiota Curling Club with a schedule of matches and entry deadline. prizes include cups bowls hair brushes and silverware donated by local businesses and individuals. Rules cover open format visiting rink participation and prize allocations across multiple stages.
Four subscriptions to The Hamiota Echo valued at 34.00 donated by Venables and Josey awarded to the team with the greatest wins in the Bonspiel and no other prize.
First class condition instrument newly pinned and tuned. Original price 500 dollars, asking 125.06 dollars cash or easy terms available. Official listing indicates a Broadwood piano in Italian walnut with contemporary tuning.
All life members and yearly subscribers of 2.00 or more may vote and hold office. Subscriptions increasing to 50.00 grant life membership. Unpaid subscriptions for the hospital building fund must be paid promptly to cover a bank overdraft.
A Winnipeg Echo letter urges the public figure Sir Rodmond Roblin to visit Hamioda and denounces a local club for disgraceful conduct. The writer notes past Hotel Cecil headquarters and alleges the club now operates from a disused elevator, criticizing aging members and their behavior.
A six horsepower Waterloo Gasoline outfit with a circular saw and chopper is ready for immediate sawing and chopping work. For details contact Jim Hall at Box 41 Hamiota P.O. seeking local customers.
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