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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
8
The Virden area reports church, railway, and civic updates. Sunday School and Knox Church events precede a fire brigade meeting and plans for Miller block supervision by Architect Nesbitt. C. K. Newcomb tours rural schools. McNaught mourns a brother. Johnson returns to Knox Church services. Community notices cover harvest festival sermons, Dixieland Jubilee in Hamiton, and a Carling Club meeting set for October 9.
Miss M Lorimer returned Monday from Winnipeg. Mr A Nairn of Toronto visits his son John Nairn in town. Mr G Malcolm left Wednesday for Winnipeg to take a tinsmith position. Roy Shier left Tuesday for Winnipeg to resume medical college studies. Mr P A G Brown of Brandon spent a few days in town this week visiting friends. Rev Mr Basham of Holmfield visited Wednesday. Mrs A F Clark of Toronto accepted a clerk position at Strome and Kemp. W A Coulson of Winnipeg and C W Elliott of Ottawa visit Ed L Stone for a few days. Mr and Mrs McNaught of Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs G SN Hindson of Rapid City are guests of B R McNaught.
Strome and Kemp pay 22c for butter and eggs this week. Basler and Neelands advertise for an apprentice to learn the milling business.
The Grand Trunk Pacific plans the first section of the transcontinental line to begin operation next week from Portage la Prairie to Miniota a distance of 130 miles. Government inspection has been completed and equipment is in place to move grain traffic once authority is granted.
The Orrwold congregation unanimously voted last Sunday to call Mr. Stracharn as pastor with two other appointments pending. Albert Orpin remains housebound with pleurisy. Thomas Baily sold a quarter section to Ed Lindsay. Decker reports a good trail across the farm's west end. Mrs. Grant’s new house is ready for plasterers and she plans to move in this winter after selling her town home.
The Canadian Northern Transfer expresses satisfaction with Hackney Stock Food, stating it is up to standard and better than expected in a brief, formal note signed by the transfer’s representatives.
Benson Peters of Rosedale argues Neepawa should remain without licensed intoxicants. He cites better roads, utilities, and taxes, notes railways aiding rivals, and says Neepawa ranks high in postal revenue and money orders while seeking a future under local option. He compares Hamiota’s 23 mill rate to Neepawa’s 18 mills.
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