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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references insertion numbers, rates, and advertising terms. Names such as STONE Beiter and Provetor appear, but details are unclear. The passage seems to discuss a deed and notice requirements without a coherent event or outcome.
The Hamidta Town Council met in regular session with Mayor Whimster presiding. Council approved a $125 grant to the Hamidta Hospital Board for 1910 and approved various small accounts while leaving insurance renewals to the mayor and clerk. The Street Committee was ordered to investigate the Halliday account and report next meeting.
Mrs J Sutton and J Youngson were called to Winnipeg Hospital where Miss Youngson, training as a nurse, died after a two week illness from typhoid fever. Mr Youngson left for Walkerton with the remains and is not expected back by week’s end. The community offers sympathy to the bereaved.
About forty youths gathered at the lake near Mr and Mrs E W Alexander for a Thursday evening skating party. The group enjoyed skating from dusk until eleven with a minor incident when one couple fell into a shallow air hole but escaped unharmed. After skating, guests returned to the Alexander home for a hearty lunch and a brief program before departing.
The Rev Mr Latth preached powerful sermons at Orrwold last Sunday with morning and evening services drawing large congregations. Mr Leith contributed to the event as a strong presence. Sunday collections totaled 22.40.
Mrs Jas Harris of Wappella Sask touts Parisian Sage as the test scalp and hair tonic. She reports hair loss, itching, and dandruff improved after two bottles, with hair now soft and glossy. Sold by Giroux Mfg Co Fort Erie and B K McNaught.
On November 3 1910 at Maple Grove Farm Saltecats Kev J W Shier united Nellie McCann from Burton Lanes England with W Maunder from Saltecats late of Hamiota. Bride wore cream trasseur silk Lottie Ward attended as bridesmaid Howard Erratt groomsman. Fifty guests attended a supper reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Croley. The couple will reside in Saltcoats Sask where Maunder operates a butcher business.
Early Winnipeg Edmonton Vancouver investors turned small sums into fortunes. The piece highlights Fort George as today’s opportunity promising gains from modest bets in western city development.
Mrs. John Wagner of 110 Hollis Street Halifax reports dull back pain and headaches from alleged kidney and bladder issues. She credits Booth's Kidney Pills with relief after one box, noting a money back guarantee and postpaid offer from The R. T. Booth Co. The ad promotes the pills as the world's greatest kidney and bladder remedy available through B. K. McNaught.
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