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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
Notice of sale includes the Little Estate at Qek River and Little residence at Cochran and Limit Streets, the Few residence on Cochran Street, and the Post Office building. Terms mention cash amounts and collective sale option, with executors G. H. Henderson and J. Bume.
Agricultural Society announces Seed Grain and Creased Poultry Fair to be held on November 25, 1925. For details contact W E Bowers Secretary. Treasurer, Hamiota.
Decker Women’s Institute hosted Mrs Hatton for its capital meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs N Hodgeo presiding. Mrs Wii Bailey elected president. A L Decker and Miss Stewart kept secretary and treasurer roles. A social hour followed with notes of thanks to outgoing officers and a performance by Miss Mabel Coupe. The district loses Mr and Mrs Ross Richardson who sold their farm for McConnell. Mrs Richardson was given a wrist watch by Orrwood Ladies’ Aid. Mrs Van Stewart, recent Winnipeg guest of Mrs Rosenberger, returned home. School children are preparing an operetta to be announced soon. Watch for notice.
Edward Anderson scored 82.15 and Georgina Anderson 78.24 in October examinations. Ivy Smith 88.16, John Rankin 77.5, Edythe Knight 71.36, Eliza Milne 70.5, Ina Smith 66.5, Mary Clark 63.7, Allister Arthur 63.3, John Walker 62.13, George Rankin 61.12, Chrissie Young 94.56, Isobel Clark 53.6, Willie Smith 51.63, E. J. Hedley listed as Veacher.
Conservative member elected for Marquette Constituency in the Federal House thanks the electorate for splendid support on October 6.
Anglican Rev. T B Butler announces services for Sunday November 22 1925 and the season of Advent. Morning and evening worship with a new sermon series on The Lord is my shepherd and a mid week informal prayer week at 8 pm across churches. A cordial welcome to all.
Zion and Chamah churches announce morning and evening services with Sunday School for children and joint mid week meetings at Christ Church starting Wednesday. Ads cover farm sales by McConnell Bros near Oakner and Kenton with stock and implements, plus employment call for married couples and single men. Details include dates November 14 1925 and December 1st.
Knox United Church holds a morning service on Sunday November 22 at 11 o clock with a sermon on Watching for Souls. Sunday School and Bible Class follow at 12 10. A Young People meeting at Zion church parlor features Mr Albright on Citizenship. Union Meetings begin Wednesday November 25 with Christ Church Zion and Knox hosting the first week at Christ Church. Oakner United Church offers Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm. Brandon Winter Fair Poultry Show planned for Thursday December 10 in Brandon.
Canadian National Railways announces winter service changes effective November 15. Train No 3 departs Winnipeg at 2 30 p m daily except Saturday to Saskatoon arriving 7 20 a m and Edmonton 8 25 p m daily except Sunday instead of daily. Train No 4 eastbound leaves Edmonton 8 50 a m and Saskatoon 9 30 p m daily except Sunday arriving Winnipeg 3 50 p m daily except Monday. No timetable times change.
Trains depart McConnell heading west on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 655 pm and east on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 710 am. The service connects with Dauphin Winnipeg and other points west.
Workers completed hamlet cleaning and surface prepping on short notice. The crews, led by local manager, performed quick debris removal and site sanitization ahead of a scheduled reopening next week.
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