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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
5
All donors of 350 dollars or more to the hospital are to be registered as Life Members and included in the annual report. A discussion at Knox Church will follow with the Presbyterian Christian Endeavour Society and the Epworth League debating the motion that legislation can curb temperance.
An advertisement proclaims Phosphorol Restores every nerve and vitality and cures premature decay. Sold by The Scobell Drug Co in St Catherine Ontario and B R McNaught druggist. Price three dollars per box or two for five dollars.
To Rent. Two acres cultivated with 75 acres summer fallow. Four miles north of Decker station. Good buildings and water near church and Consolidated school. Possession March 1. Mrs. L. E. Doherty Shoal Lake Man.
The speaker urges prayer for more foreign mission workers as Canada faces a widening harvest beyond Palestine. The talk notes the shortage of Canadian missionaries, reliance on Old Country help, and the need for dedicated youth, deaconesses, and sustained prayer backed by sacrifice. A closing program featured solos and songs by Mission Band girls.
Mary Henderson has been absent this week Gerry Delbridge spends the weekend in town due to bad roads. Van drivers test summer vans for comfort. Arnold Lindsay and Robbie MacDonald visited Miniota Saturday night, returning Monday morning. Tuesday night at the rink was the best of the season. The school curlers are advancing fast. Roy Houck owns the season’s high Spiel score 14 3. Senior girls posed for a group photo after the school concert. Miss Cochrane spent Friday and Saturday in Brandon. Miss McFarland led the Primary room in her absence. Miss Sproat visited Brandon last Saturday.
Notice states School District No. 1714 in Manitoba intends to borrow two thousand five hundred dollars via debentures to build and furnish a school. A vote on the by-law will be held Saturday March twenty first, 1914 from nine to five at the Public Hall McConnell. Polling place and vote tallying to be conducted by the Secretary Treasurer of Hamita municipality. Dated February twenty third, 1914.
The fine stallion Wyomyo owned by Geo Gray won the silver cup for the best heavy draught stallion any breed in Manitoba. Wyomyo also took second in the Aged Imported Class. Wim Miller's Wyomyo's Heir, a four year old Canadian bred colt, placed second in its set and fifth in the imported class among 47 entries.
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