20 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
1
Oliver White aged about twenty one died after a horse kick to the abdomen at his home of Mr J White. He had recently worked on the Bank of Hamilton staff before returning to farm duties. The funeral on Sunday was conducted by Rev Burgess and drew a large crowd.
In Oak River, Miniota and Oak River played a league game Tuesday afternoon. After a tight start, Oak River's batting surged and fielding worsened for Miniota, ending 22 to 14 in Oak River's favor. Kenton faced Oak River in an exhibition a week earlier with Kenton scoring eight in the first inning and finishing two runs back. Upcoming matches: Kenton at Miniota June 21, Oak River at Hamiota June 21, Miniota at Kenton June 25, Kenton at Oak River June 20.
Scotia Church's picnic drew four teams Arrowton Scotia and two from Kenton. Kenton No 1 defeated Arrowton in the semi final then Kenton edged Scotia in a close final. The Hamiota Brass Band provided music and the event was deemed a great success.
Good fenced pasture with water available year round. Can accommodate 30 head. One dollar per month. Apply to C. A. Steele or James Peavis, foreman, 20-1.
The ad urges readers to invest in land with very little money and promises quick turnover. It claims quarters, halves, or full sections are affordable and that prices and terms cannot be equaled, offering to sell land or find buyers for farms. W H Stewart, Box 63 Crandell Man.
A village meeting backed the trustees plan to submit a by law to raise funds for enlarging the school building. Attendees urged improved accommodations and transparent plans, with debate on whether to pursue a new $12,000 school or a $4,000 addition.
Mr and Mrs Lee Mills of Viola Dale entertained many local guests last Friday night in a setting enhanced by a new dancing pavilion. Green boughs shaded the overhead with airholes for comfortable dancing, the orchestra providing music for a memorable evening. The gathering accompanied a Tuesday At Home in honor of their daughter Ethel Lindsay.
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