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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
4
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The Rapid City Reporter notes that Mr Ferguson VP and the Saskatchewan Council along with the 44 City Board of Trade will start building Weyhoues in townships within two weeks. The project aims to link Rapid City 908 with surrounding areas by fall, reducing the need for vetoes.
The Department of Agriculture and Immigration of Winnipeg requires city residents and others to obtain hunting licenses before hunting. All persons wishing to hunt deer or any wild game in the next open season must apply by November 5, 19y9. Licenses issued after that date will not be granted.
The Ladies of the W. M. S. of the Methodist church presented Mrs Rev Egan with a token of esteem. The message from the Hamitoa AUXILLIAKa WMS expresses heartfelt thanks for her valuable services, friendship, and sympathy through times of trouble and aging. It wishes her success as she enters a new field of labor and offers prayers and blessings for peace and pleasant paths.
Obituary chronicles the death of William Fraser a long time resident born near Georgetown Ontario with five sons and one daughter surviving. The text also references local events including a fishing and hunting piece by Meg G Cowan and notices about the Graim Growers Picnic at Lake, the Telegram Road Race at the Manitoba exhibition, and upcoming public meetings in Crandell Oak River and Damiva related to an autos tour across Manitoba.
Hamiota council met at the village council chamber with all members present. Reeve presided and minutes from prior meetings were read and adopted. Petitions by P Murdoch and others sought formation of a new school district with site at Pope station and were referred for map preparation for the next meeting. Road and bridge committee reported on boundary road work and urged notice to affected municipalities for future work. Bridge safety concerns led to piles and replanking plan for Pangman bridge and opening of adjacent road sections. By law to prohibit obstructions on highways progressed to first second and third reading and passed as By law No 298. By law No 208 also passed. Council thanked Oak River Agricultural Society for complimentary tickets. Finance committee presented a detailed expenditure list. warrants issued. Council adjourned to Saturday July List carried.
A schedule of district agricultural fairs is given with locations and dates: Hamiota July 28, Rapid City July 29, Harding July 30, Miniota August 4, Oak River August 5, Shoal Lake August 1, Strathclair August 12, and Birtle August 13.
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A new barber shop has opened on Main Street next to the Manitoba Hardware store in Hamiota. The shop promises a clean tidy and up to date environment and invites customers to visit for grooming services.
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