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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
4
Classified ad notice outlines weekly publication by Jamiota Echo Publishing Co. Tremanicta Hatmiota Manitoba U.S.A. subscription 1500 per year with serance. Display ads 12 cents per inch. Legal ads 12 per line first insertion and 6 cents per line thereafter. Transient ads such as Wanted Lost For Sale To Let first insertion 4 and 1 cent thereafter. Copy changes due by noon Tuesday for same week publication.
Reports say the Canadian Pacific Railway may electrify all services after a Rocky Mountains trial. Sir Thomas O'Shanaghnessy left Milwaukee for Winnipeg to inspect new terminals, with electricity seen as a future universal power for freight and passenger trains.
Hallowe'en passed quietly with few jokes and overturned out houses. The school flag rope was cut again and costly to replace. A neighboring town reports hoodlums who turned things upside down and faced magistrate after being caught.
Notice states the executors of the late William Hassard offer for sale two parcels of land in Manitote. Parcel 1 is the N W quarter of section 22 west. Parcel 2 is the S half of section 15 in Manitote.
The Home Economic Society held its regular monthly meeting in the Council Chamber on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Chambers presented an engaging and informative paper on Japan, with personal travel stories enhancing the talk. The session included questions, a candy treat, and the group sang the national anthem to close.
McConnell party including A D McConnell Ed McConnell and the Rev Douglas traveled to Oakner for Winnipeg train to attend the Grain ipowers annual meeting and the Synod. Visitors Hodge and Surnell from Strathclair joined a turkey shoot at John Hogeland’s home. Rev Mr Henry will preach at Eislenville at 3 pm and McConnell at 7 pm. Ladies Aid met to plan a Christmas tree for November 18. понад fifty district children will be provided for.
A yard behind a Dry Goods store features a mammy dog and two puppies playing hide and seek. City authorities order the animals killed, two men execute the dogs with shots, the mammy dog escapes briefly then is slain. A bystander reports a youth's vulgar outburst near Bank of Hamilton grounds.
Commissioner in BR Ese Notary Public and Couve Real Estate and Insurance Money to Loan on Farm and Town by Phone No 127 Office one door east of Hote Saucer 1 Cecil.
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