10 May 1906
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
1
Miniota booms with traffic as GTP officials and workers pass through the town for survey camps. The CPR yard fills with lumber for bridges and trestles, while lodging remains scarce. A new passenger train increases evening arrivals, underscoring the need for an additional hotel to support travelers and boarders.
Coughers and hawkers warned public health law. Catarrhozone claimed to cure catarrh and prevent attacks. Pioneer Store advertises new ladies neck wear. Special fare rate on C.P.1 on May 24. Miss Pilling visiting Brandon due to mother’s illness. Mr and Mrs Heisterman departed for Winnipeg for a new position.
An advertisement claims appendicitis stems from constipation and touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a superior remedy. It promises rapid relief, blood purification, fatigue reduction, and headache prevention, urging purchase of 25 cent boxes with a yellow cover.
The new passenger train on the Minnedosa line begins Monday service with a first class car and express coach. It runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Minnedosa to Portage la Prairie linking with Winnipeg No. 6, and returns via Meirevor. On other days it runs to MacGregor and Winnipeg No. 2, with connections at Portage la Prairie. Local stops include Haminta and Brandon optional via Rapid City. Agricultural fairs dates announced for Oak River and Hamiota, Harding fall fair on October 25.Mr Hill discusses Great Northern branch plans north of Hamiota and future Northwest lines with Mr M B Jackson by engaging Winnipeg Vancouver corridor development.
The liniment promises quick relief from rheumatic pains and enables rest and sleep. It claims many have been permanently cured and is sold by B. R McNaught and dealers everywhere.
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