Five residents warned about trespass on Heitva Street
A notice warns residents along Heitva Street to beware intruders and secure homes after an incident near the five houses. Local authorities urge vigilance and report suspicious activity.
31 May 1906
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
1
A notice warns residents along Heitva Street to beware intruders and secure homes after an incident near the five houses. Local authorities urge vigilance and report suspicious activity.
A Victoria Day program at the Vis tonia school featured student songs recitations and essays with patriotic themes. Rev R H Wilson addressed the pupils urging honesty politeness and courage to stand up for right as Mr Windsor reviewed Britain's imperial growth from a small island to a vast empire ending with the closing song God Save the King.
The article notes Neepawa's rough season with uneven play and aggressive play by opponents. It highlights the visitors' improved form and younger players' impact, with a 5-4 scoreline reflecting Neepawa's slight edge but limited finishing. Lineups are listed for the game.
County Court was held Wednesday before Judge Cute rand with a lengthy docket. The Imperial Elevator case awarded to the plaintiff for lumber. F C Baste represented by M B Jackson. Brown not delivering grain under a lease was found not to have met terms. Gilbraith v Lorimer set aside as adjourned.
Edwards, among three Kam loops train robbers on trial, identified as the Dill Miner long sought by U S authorities for similar crimes. Crandell Free Press notes a Crandell piper weather report and cites a Fort William elevator collapse with large grain losses. Ottawa rumor swirls over Lord Strathcona remarks and Regina Albert Railway land policy affects homesteaders amid government disputes.
Rheumatic pains eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm with many claiming lasting cure. Rest and sleep return for thousands. available through B. R. McNaught and local dealers.
The article notes a company can construct its line across a highway within any city or village without municipal consent under the Telephone Legislation under discussion in Ottawa. Registration in the booth was slow on Tuesday and Wednesday due to bad weather, but many remained hopeful for a late rush. About forty names had been added by press time Wednesday.
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