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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
1
The text touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy as the most successful medicine for bowel complaints, claiming it relieved more pain and saved more lives than any other remedy. It highlights use for children and adults and notes sale by B R McNaught and dealers nationwide.
The class from Hamiota school posted a strong showing in the entrance examinations last Friday. Out of twelve, ten passed and two made the honour list, Edith G. Andrew and Gladys E. McLean. The pass list includes Blanche Ferguson Hilda Mair Stewart McDonald Mabed Pedlow James H. Mitchell Lyte Steele Bruce Steele and John J. Smith. Io Chumaly had three successful pupils Clarence M. Fraser Lily M. Delbridge and Robert McVey.
The Arrowton center reports 15 of 17 entrants passing exams and three honor students in Inspector Hatcher's division. Local candidates include Mary Craig Crissy Rowles Thomas Rowles Joy Bell from Blairs, Laura Heise Russell Heise and Margaret Kelly from Isabella, and Hattie Young leading the division. All Isabella and Arrowton school candidates succeeded.
Ham iota won 2 to 1 against Shoal Lake in a clean fast game that thrilled the crowd despite a small turnout and a scheduled benefit for Jack Sample. Referee Jack Stalker endured a grueling final stretch as both sides exchanged vigorous plays and late pressure.
Deborah Ann Calbert, widow of Robt Rutherford, died July 21 after a period of ill health. She was 72 and survived by a family of sons and daughters. The remains were brought to Hannota for funeral services held Sunday afternoon.
The Narrows area hosts a growing camper crowd with distant visitors. Suggestions surface for a regional regatta linking Hamiota and Shoal Lake for an unusual day of sport. A farmer's wheat sample from J G Stewart’s farm northwest of town shows strong yields as optimism rises ahead of the August 11 fair in Mc Connell's hall with a lively evening program planned.
For sale notice parsed from brief readable fragment. Limited details available describe a property or item sale action and the likely authority or locality. no full names or dates are clear in the legible text.
Heavy rain last Friday night revived field and garden prospects. Wheat looks brighter though some fields are beyond saving. Potatoes gain from timely showers. A lynx near the exhibition grounds sparks talk of a manhunt. Brandon travellers head to Shoal Lake next week with a large crowd expected for a Brandon Medicine Hat baseball game and possible all Brandon football clash.
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