FOR SALE ITEMS AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN HAMIOTA MANITOBA
A jumble of small notices from Hamiota Manitoba lists for sale properties, Pianos, Weanling Pigs, and two storey houses with six rooms. Also notices for estate claims with a deadline and tenders for church painting and shingles. The page includes farming equipment and local school district discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Margaret Brooks
Shoal Lake
Manitoba
Charlie Johnson
A.D
Addison
Heintzman
Right
Max McConnell
Uly
A.D. Oe Perlmutter
School Board Actions Include Tenders and School Sales
The board discussed Elton Collegiate grounds work and posted tenders. Ross and Erickson were accepted for painting at Crosley Collegiate. A delegation from Clan William called about Grade 8 scholarship contests and a notice will be posted. Rapid City District's offer to sell its school was deferred pending Education Minister advice. Torndale District sells Makepeace school to Erickson for $1200 cash with summer delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Exchange
Doug Routledge
Stefor
Murray
Uni
W. Graham
B. Pearson
Rivers
Man
W .Graham
Stan Henry
Federal Department
James, Ironside
Defence Department
CJATC
Rivers Collegiate
Iviews
Stevenson and
Wood
Lise
Ross and Erickson
Crosley Collegiate
Minnedosa
Archie McQuarrie
Clanwilliam
Lakelet
Grey
Cordova
Empire
R. A. McQuarrie
Rapid City
Torndale
Makepeace
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. G. Fraser
Oakner
Rolling River
S. D
Mr. Weir
Venables
Allied” Hardware
Reston
Belmont
Space Saver
Davenport
Westinghouse Vacuum Cleaner
Kem Glo
Super Kem Tone
Sherwin Williams
Libby
Clark Mathison
Hamiota Highway
Dring
Monarch Lumber
L. Chapman
Cash Theatre
Hamiota Theatre
Hamiota Lions Theatre
Hong Kong
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Geisha
Shirley MacLaine
Yves Montand
Ications
Highways Department
Elton Collegiate
Paul Hellyer
TNS
H. Cooke
Decker, Man
Crown Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Toronto
Canada
Public Utilities Board
Wm. T. Andrew
Hamiota, Man
Hi Naybor
Ake
McLaren
Swift Premium
N. A. Curll
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