Mrs. James A Neelands a Manitoba Pioneer Passes
Janet Batchart widow of James A Neelands dies July 4 1935 at Hamiota Man after years of illness. Born 1849 Owen Sound Ontario she and James Neelands homesteaded south of Oak River in 1882 later moved to Hamiota. Survived by son A Rupert Neelands three daughters and several siblings. Funeral held July 6 at Hamiota United Church with Rev T D Barnett. interment in Hamiota cemetery.
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Janet Batchart
James A Neelands
Hamiota
Man
Owen Sound
Ont
David Burchart
Winnipeg Man
Wheatland
Oak River
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Missionary Society
United Church of Canada
A. Rupert Neelands
Doncaster
England
Daugthers
S. B Neelands
G K. Reynolds
Miniota
J Reynold
Winnipeg
J Bridgeman
Rivers
Hogarth
Saskatoon
Sask
Watson
Hamilton
George
Thomas Butchart
Rapid City
Hamiota United Church
T. D. Barnett
Hamiota Cemetery
John and
Frank Bridgeman
Lawrence Reynolds
Thos
Batehart
E. Wray
Flirting With Danger in Picture Show at Orange Hall
Feature Robert Arm Strong stars in Flirting With Danger a comedy with laughs and explosions. Shorts shown include a good selection. Showings Saturday at 7 30 and 9 15 pm with admission 25 and 15 cents.
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Robert Arm Strong
Orange Hall
Tenders Wanted For Hay Grounds and Fair Cleanup
Tenders will be received by F. H. Squibb of Hamiota Manitoba for purchase of hay growing on the Hamiota Agricultural Society grounds, straw supply for the Fair, and litter cleanup after the Fair. Tenders close Saturday July 13 at 6 pm.
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Hamilta Agricultural Society
F. H. Squibb
Hamiota
Man
Notice on Hamiota Electors Roll 1935
Notice to electors that the Hamiota Electors Roll is deposited for inspection until July 20. All complaints to be lodged with the Clerk by July 26. Council as Court of Revision to sit August 5, 1935, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber. Dated July 4, 1935.
Sermon on Problemitis and The Oxford Group Moves
Hamiota United Church presents Rev T D Barnett preaching on Problemitis a 20th century disease amid strike marches and war rumors. Special Sunday message urges thinking people to attend with impressions of the Oxford Group movement its origin weaknesses and strengths and conclusions for clear thinking. Sunday July 10 1935 includes Sunday School at 7 p.m. and evening address by the pastor.
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Ifam
H. H. Stevens
Oxford Group
Hamiota Ladies' Aid seeks provisions for Fair Day meal
The Hamiota Hospital Ladies' Aid appeals for biscuits rolls cakes pies butter eggs garden produce and even potatoes for Fair Day Friday July 19. Volunteers welcome for dish wiping during the ten hour event and past support is thanked with a friendly invitation to come again. The Hamiota Sports Day featured showers morning attendance up despite wet start with many junior and adult teams competing in baseball softball horseshoes and an exhibition game with Virden. prizes were awarded to Minnedosa Kenton Rapid City Rivers Elphinstone Crandall Bran don Bradwardine Lenore and others. The Hamiota Band provided music during the day.
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Hamiota Hospital
Hamiota
Minnedosa
Kenton
Rapid City
Safeways
Brandon
Bradwardine
Lenore
Rivers
Elphinstone
Crandall
Virden
Bann
Bokpa
Kennedy
Koster
Koester
W. Simpson
Jos. Hanna
Hyndman
Oak River
W. Allshire
Specials for Hamiota Fair Best 1935 Colt Prizes
Prizes listed for the Hamiota Fair include a best 1935 colt sired by Lake View Mark with Scotia Horse Club donations. Awards: 1st $3.00, 2nd $275, 3rd $250, 4th $2.00, 5th $175, 6th $1.50. Also best Sheaf of Wheat from Strachan Junior Seed Growers plots with prize of $5 donated by Western Canada Flour Mills Company via R. E Skilli corn agent.
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Lakeview
Scotia Horse Club
Strachan
Western Canada Flour Mills Company
R. E
Punitive rush? Winnipeggers visit before Hargrave trip
Pope Alf Saunders and family of Winnipeg spent Dominion Day with his brother A Gilmour en route to Hargrave. Aunt Mrs Kerr joined for a week. Miss Jessie McGhee left Roseneath School for a position at Glanton School and now camps at Clear Lake for two weeks. Recent rains overflowed the CN.R. dam making two grades unsafe pending an outlet. Wheat heading out shows a strong stand likely to yield a bumper crop if weather cooperates.
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Alf Saunders
Winnipeg
Dominion Day
A. Gilmour
Hargrave
Kerr
Jessie McGhee
Roseneath School
Glanton School
Cahe
Clear Lake
Cn.r
Hamiota Electors Roll Notice for Revision 1935
The Electors Roll of the Municipality of Hamiota is deposited for inspection until July 20. Appeals must be lodged with the Clerk by July 24. The Council will sit as a Court of Revision on August 3, 1935 at 10 a.m. in the Council Chamber to hear complaints. By Order WM. T. Andrew, July 1935.
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Hamiota
Gravel Pits Warn Parents Over Deep Water Dangers
Warning issued due to heavy rain makes Gravel Pits unusually deep and hazardous. Parents urged to supervise children at all times to prevent accidents. By order of the Secretary-Treasurer.
Court Hamiota No 1 Regular Meeting Notice
The Regular Meeting of Court Hamiota No 1 in Orange Hall is held on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 7 00 pm Visiting Brethren are welcomed. John McGurr Greece O Neri Hee Bee listed as attendees.
Entries of Exhibits Due at Quality Store Hamiota
Exhibits may be left at the Quality Store in Hamiota until Saturday night July 15. The notice specifies submission timing and location for all entries.
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Hamiota
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Dick’s Shop
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Robert Armstrong
WM. T. Andrew
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Mamiota Cieat Market
James A. Neelands
Manitoba
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WM T. Andrew
Kellogg’s
Lynn Valley
Dishco
F. M. Coombs
Jerickw Ann Rasingxey
Feeoc
Bennest
JH. Sayme
Larrisiers
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Court Hamiota
C.O.F
Jous McGurr
Geeece O' Neri
Shoal Lake’s
Brandon Boys
Khmurs
NEW Coats
Bissett Bros
Rosser Ave
WM. Dick
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Shiman Block
District Fire Office
A. D. McConnell
Co-Operative
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