Public Building By Laws And Fire Engine Praise
The Hamiota council approved By-law No 19 enforcing public building ingress and fire safety provisions. They commended the Ever-Ready Fire Engine from Brandon Fire Engine Co for prompt service after an accident and urged trustees to comply with fire regulations. Members approved Finance Committee payments and adjourned. Florence Kirk weds Dani Orth in Chamah. Laura Brandon marries Bernard Parkin in Hamiota. Hector Patterson weds Annie May Murray in Hamiota.
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Couscil
Parenant
Ayer
Whimster
Ferguson
stewart—Ferguson
Republic
Whyte
Sec. Treas
Stewart
Brandon Fire Engine Co
West Orrwold Social and Church Notices
Miss Jennie Ross has passed third class exams and attends Normal at Portage la Prairie. A skating party by Miss Alexander delighted attendees on the lake last Saturday. Anniversary services and a fowl supper are planned, fifty cent entry. Four weddings expected in West Orrwold this winter. Mrs D Ross is ill. Melville Sagar visits from Griswold. John Stiles, renewing acquaintances, fell at Richards and was shaken up. Dr and Mrs Anderson visited Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie -Ross
Portage la Prairie
Misa Alexander
John Stiles
Hamiota
Ellenville Community Notes and Local Movements
Mrs. Clark of Russell visits sister Mrs. Chas Hogeland. Mears E W and Wm McConnell travel to Winnipeg on business. A farm house on Wm Scott’s land burned last Sunday by unknowns. G Cochrane recovering well from a recent accident. Lloyd McConnell hired by Wm McConnell for winter. Locals attend Ortwolds fowl supper. Youths enjoy skating on clear nights. R Van Norman moved to a new farm. School holds Christmas tree planning meeting at the Presbyterian Church on Dec 17. School enrollment grows to thirty two with Miss Crewson teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Local Notes on Travel and Town Happenings
Messrs John and Andy Riddell return from Saskatoon and Calgary with a glowing account of the country. a telegram summons Mr Rid home. James Gray loads four cars at Ockner. G T P crews add snow breaks along major cuts. The school is well attended. weather feels like spring. John Airy and Charles depart for England after eight months in the district. James Park plans to build a boarding house in the village. K Brown considers a livery barn to meet rising business. A club column notes wheat estimates and potential luck.
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Brandon
Hamiota
Laura
Bernard Parkin
W. J. Egan
Parkin
Winnipeg
Messrs
John
Andy Riddell
Saskatoon
Calgary
Rid
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Hamilton
Bank of Hamilton
Jc Artisan
E. C. Grant
Ageni
Miota
Peifeegs
Sam
Hamida
The
Manitoba Hardware & Lumber Co. Ltd
J.B Wrigin
Union Bank
Fleetiow
Yire Hall
Union Bank Municipal Commissioner
Lever Volce
Seavengiz ‘Ar
Féya
Evees Printing
Post
Tse
Small Pox Schoors
Hamiata
China
Limonges
Bavaria China
R. E. Hunter
Hyndman’s
Hamiot
Fur Carload
WM. Chambers
General Merchant
Davill Kirk
Chamah
Florence
Dani Orth
Oxford Ontario
W E. Egan
Chamah Qachestra. Miss Kirk Was A Member of the Chamah Choir
Shoal Lake
Orth
Harrowby
Saskatowan
Patterson—Murray
John Murray
Hector Patterson
Annie May Murray
West Orrwold
D. Ross
Melville Sagar
Griswold
Mrs. Richards
M. A. Whimster
Hamidla
Regina
Latter & Garlyle
Howard M. Reid
D.us. L
Philadelphia Dental College
Philadelphia School of Anatomy
Garrettson Hospital of
Pennsylvania State Dental Association
Royal Olieve Dental Surgeons
Toronto
Dominion Dental Council of Canada
Manitoba Dental Association
Heddesheimer Block
W. B. Daynard
Royal College of Dental Surgeons
Toronto University
Hunter's Jewelry Store
Barristers, &c
C. Bennest
Jackson & Mackay
Fiamuiota
M. B. Jackson
Ellenville
Mrs. Clark
Russell
Mrs. Chas. Hogeland
Mears E. W. and
Wm. McConnell
Mr. G. Cochrane
Lioyd McConnell
Ortwold
R. van Norman
Oarner
James Gray
Ockner
John Airy
Charles
England
James Park
K. Brown
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