31 Jul 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
1
Notes record numerous visitors to Rivers and area from Winnipeg Winnipeg Beach and elsewhere. Guests include Mr A Taylor of Chicago and Mrs Rutherford of Winnipeg. Events include garden parties church choirs and a raspberry social with details of rail travel and local auctions.
Fraser announces the birth of a daughter on Thursday July 31 1913 at Hamiota Hospital to Mr and Mrs S Fraser.
At Oakner on Friday July 25, infant son of Mr and Mrs J Walker aged 8 months.
Miss Florence Robinson of Boston, pupil of Mr F W Watett, offers vocal culture lessons. She teaches at residence of Mrs Colbeck in Toronto and collaborates with Mrs Bradley from the Conservatory of Music.
Local Boy Scouts completed a six day camp under Rev Parkington and returned home Saturday like warriors bold from the front. Delegates from Clarminak Kerr and Hamiota districts met to settle Hamiota Consolidated School boundaries and signed a petition to submit changes to a public vote at an early date.
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