Hotel keeping without a bar proves viable in various regions
The article argues that hotels can thrive without attached bars, citing North Dakota Fargo and multiple provinces such as Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Ontario. It notes towns with no bar rooms retain quality accommodation and cites the Portage la Prairie temperance meeting and Mayor Brown supporting reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opten
North Dakota
Fargo
Union
Prince Edward Island
Nova
Manitoba
Hartney
Pipestone
Arden
Swan River
Birtle
Owen Sound
Midland
Toronto Junction
Portage la Prairie
Brown
Hamiota
Miniota District to Transform River Bank into Park
Citizens sponsor cleanup of the Assiniboine riverbank to create a new park in Miniota district. Grounds laid out for games, promising popular picnics. A gasoline launch will operate on the river in connection with the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Assiniboine
CNR to Build North Line This Summer
Rapid City reports survey crews fixing grade stakes near A Mc Kellar's residence and chief officials say construction will start in about a week. The C N R line will run through Rapid City and west along the survey north of Hamiota to Beulah. A Rapid City deputation met Premier Roblin and was assured the road will be built this summer. Ferguson M. P. confirms word to this effect.
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C.N.R
A. McKellar
Rapid City
Hamiota
Beulah
Roblin
Ferguson M. P. P
Western Horticultural Society Opens Rural School Competition
The Western Horticultural Society launches a rural Manitoba program to improve school grounds through annual horticultural competitions. Prizes total five dollars for first and two dollars for second, with judges visiting four or more schools within twenty miles.
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Western Horticultural Society
Manitoba
The
Horticultural Society
Jhe-Western Horticultural Society
F. W. Brodrick
Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Board Seeks Evening and Sunday Post Office Access
At a Board of Trade meeting the secretary was directed to ask the postmaster to distribute all papers and parcels each night and to keep the outer post office door open until ten o’clock. Sundays access would be from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Farmers urged the change to encourage mailbox use and better mail service townwide. No reply from the postmaster had been received as of press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Commitment to Support a Fair Competition
The speaker agrees that upon admission to the contest they will strive to aid its success and provide judges with whatever assistance is needed to award prizes.
Lavinia Brock Visits Manitoba Settlement
Mrs John Brock arrived from the east and spends summer with her sons Alf and Jonathan of Shoal Lake. Arbor Day was observed at the school with good will as teachers and students worked to improve. Trustees should repair the long eye sore fence promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brock
Alf
Jonathan
Shoal
Lavinia
Manitoba
Conditions Signal Record Harvest Prospects
The article notes a bumper harvest potential with a bright outlook. Spring weather, healthy land, and recent rains have advanced grain growth, trees are leafing, gardens ahead, and all district wheat has been harvested or is waving in the wind. Seeding nears completion as ideal conditions persist.
Baseball Seeks Strong Season With Local Team
Enthusiasm runs high as old and new players unite for the coming season. New pitcher Murphy and N. Roantree form the battery, backed by last year’s squad and C Muhoney formerly with Fargo. An executive meeting planned a May 27th goodwill gathering in Hamiota to form a league and set a schedule.
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Murphy
N. Roantree
Battery
C. Muhoney
Fargo
Hamiota
Lorimer
Picnic Season Opens With Lavinia Ladies Court Game
Trustees urged to improve school grounds and fences as preparations begin for the first picnic of the season on the 25th. Lavinia ladies will wear new suits to compete in the basketball contest inviting attendees to see the game.
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Bills
Feaf
Lavinia
Immigrants Arrive in Winnipeg. Teachers to England
About 1 000 immigrants landed in Winnipeg last week. Five hundred school teachers from Canada and an equal number from the United States will vigil England next winter.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United States
England
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Savings
F. ©. Grant
Lhamiota
M. B. Jackson
Barrister, &c
Freyn C.bennes
Bank of
Hudson
Lemon's
UsiForm
Cisem
Manitcosa
Disston Laws
Commonwealth Barn
Manitoba Hardware @ Lumber Co
Stanley Planes
J. E. Wright
Wallaceberg
British Columbia
Redpath
Chambers
General Merchant
Slater
R. E. Anderson
Singer” Sewing Machine
E. A. Allon
Hamiota N.B
Sheardown
Royal Templar
Hamiota Studio
C. P. Howden
CNR
Hamiota Echo
Hyndman’s
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