02 May 1907
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
1
Fire alarm drew a crowd to Mrs Cowan’s Helen Street home Saturday afternoon. Flames started under the kitchen floor likely from grass burning and spread to the roof before neighbors and portable extinguishers saved the main structure. Kitchen and rear end damaged and insured. total loss under $300 with some furniture water damaged.
Tomatoes rhubarb lettuce and celery featured at Abbotts on Saturday with fresh selections to boost weekend meals.
From the office of the Sec Treasurer of the Municipality of Hamiota a missing information notice seeks any person with knowledge of funds or profits related to the cemetery plan. Contact Jos. Andrews with any details or communications.
A broker offers new farms at low prices with crop or cash payments. Listings claim land will double in value soon and invite inspection, free transport to sites, and home-worthy, first class farms near the CNR border. Contact W. H. Stewart, Box 63, Crandel, Man.
A Royal Templars organized concert in Hamiota to raise funds for the public library drew a large, enthusiastic audience. The program featured vocal and instrumental solos duets trios quartets dialogues and recitations and was praised for its quality and community impact. The chairman J H McConnell commended the society and urged more wholesome evening options for local youths.
A sad accident at the home of Mr. A. Glintz in Lenore occurred when he dug from an open snow filled shed. Snow collapsed on him while tunneling it, killing him instantly. His son was away. he may have been buried under snow for about three hours. Funeral conducted by Rev. W. A. Alexander. Community mourns the loss.
The Oddfellows of Knox celebrated their eighty eighth anniversary with a street parade and church service at Knox Church. Rev St Riddell of Eden, a lodge member, preached on the parable of the priest the Levite and the good Samaritan. Weather was cold but attendance was strong with many citizens outside the order present. Special choir singing accompanied the ceremony.
The Odd-fellows of Hamiota lodge thank Knox Church Pastor and Board of Management for use of their church for last Sunday's service. They commend the choir for aiding the service and extend congratulations on its progress. W B McLean An Anniversary Committee Chair also thanks for prompt fire alarm response and helping save her life during the fire.
Advertisers urge men to find comfortable stylish guaranteed shoes at Pioneer Stores. The note highlights selection and value.
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