Birth Notice from Invermay Sask Meakin
In Invermay Sask on Monday November 1 1807 the wife of John Meakin of a daughter born.
28 Nov 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
1
In Invermay Sask on Monday November 1 1807 the wife of John Meakin of a daughter born.
County Court sits Dec 3. Flour Mill offers 5c over market for all milling wheat grades. Hamiota Flour Mills exchanges first class flour for any wheat grade. Pioneer Stores sells Stanfeld’s shrinkable underwear. J H Rouch to ship bogs from Hamiota and Crandell on Monday Nov 25. Winter apples arriving at P Heddesheimer selections.
A Kenton meeting on Saturday November 23 organized a hockey club for the upcoming season. Elected officers include Patrons T. C. Norris and A. W. Kent, President A. S. Bowes, Secretary-Treasurer B. Hingston, Ex. Com D. E. Fraser A. Cameron F. L. Cook. F. L. Cook to attend rink meetings and oversee team interests.
A meeting of the Edeo Congregation met in the School house on the 20th to discuss building a church in Oakver station on the G T P. The vote favored building. A committee was named to select a site visit churches and estimate costs. They surveyed Oakner and chose two sites Broadway at Main and Main at Brown with plans to erect a place of worship next summer.
The Orrwold Church held anniversary services over Sunday and Monday with Rev Mr Murdock of Beulah leading Sunday's worship. A Monday evening supper featured fowl and pastry, followed by a well rendered program that drew strong applause and raised 101 dollars for the church.
A Nov 22 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer’s home honored Rev. Mr. Murdock and his bride with music, refreshments, and a monetary gift from the congregation. During departure, Mr. Lawrence Stevenson’s breast strap failed, causing a runaway with a broken tongue, though no one was hurt. A fire on Nov 23 at Mrs. Anteliff near Arrow River destroyed a stable, eleven horses, twelve cattle, hogs, poultry, and much equipment, with losses estimated near three thousand dollars. Mr. Seth Thomas Campbell returned home to Humbolt after a visit with his father.
Surveyors test another line for the C N Railway while traffic to Shoal Lake is down this season. Farmers haul wheat and plan direct shipments to Fort William seeking higher prices. December brings the annual school meeting for ratepayers. McConnell rink sees steady use and Ellenville school shows growing student interest. Christmas tree event at McConnell’s Presbyterian Church slated for December 18.
Unanimous opinion of up to date farmers favors Montreal's Family Herald and Weekly Star for practical benefits. The weekly paper offers strong agricultural content plus general magazine and news coverage. At one dollar per year it is presented as outstanding value and worth a trial for 1008. High demand this season urges early remittance to ensure prompt delivery.
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