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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
5
A local notice outlines Dr H M Reid's dental visits in Harmniota and Miniota. The schedule lists River visits, Tauren Mospay, Mowra, and two day stays, followed by Weosgspay and Tet kpeas Hamiorsa. Price closes on these pork days each month.
Sunday morning and evening services listed for Church of Englane Zion Methodist Knox Presbyterian and other churches. Includes Holy Communion timing Rev C Wood Kev F Middleton Pastor and contact phone numbers. Sunday School times and Bible study details noted with general invitation to attend.
Consolidated School District of Kamiota No. 692 lists trustees Ward 1 McNaught Murray chairman Ward 2 Atkinson Taylor Ward 3 Delbridge Fraser. Committees include Van Routes Atkinson Delbridge Taylor Grounds Fraser McNaught Atkinson Buildings caretaking staff McNaught Fraser Taylor Finance McNaught chair Taylor. Meetings in winter on first Thursday each month at 10 am in the Council Chamber Lt. Taylor secretary treasurer.
Public auction on December 8 1916 at Central House Hamiota for The South half of Section 14 Township 12 Range 24 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba excluding minerals. About 265 cultivated acres 15 acres prairie 10 hay land plus a house barn granary and outbuildings. Sealed reserve bid. 20 percent cash due sale day with balance per terms to be announced. Dated Winnipeg November 1 1916.
A hotel worker writes to the Christian Guardian praising prohibition as a boon to temperance, noting fewer late night disturbances, cleaner work, and more churchgoing. He laments liquor trade profits and pushes Christians to join a temperance effort against smugglers and bootleg goods, urging Sunday observance at Zion Church.
Municipality of Hamiota receipts record a $17 867 03 transaction dated November 7 1916. The secretary treasurer Jos Andrew signs the note and confirms the formal accounting entry for the municipality.
Publishers discuss paper-cost pressures and rate changes as some papers raise prices. Montreal’s Family Herald and Weekly Star confirm no immediate price rise and offer a combined one year subscription with The Hamiota Echo for $1.75 through November 30 1916.
Central House offers for sale the northeast quarter of section 14, township 14, range 25 west, by indenture of mortgage. The parcel includes 100 cultivated acres, 30 scrub, and 390 river and slough. Terms require 20 percent cash at sale at two oclock, balance per sale terms and reserve bid, taxes may apply. For details contact Pitblado Hoskin Co. solicitors, Winnipeg.
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