September Monthly School Reports for Hamiota Principal’s Room
September school records list grades 1 to 8 with enrollment numbers and average attendance. Principal Van Dusen notes non residents and lists teachers and room leaders for each grade including Best in spelling Roy Publow and F M Cochranes as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Orouihibes
Fe Isles
CIA Codaasauee
RisiGhMent
Oka Ate
ONG Ban Gale
Kes
OS W. van Dusen
Minnie Sheridan
Bessie Stewart
Gertrude Hawes
Mildred Stinson
Elmer Sparling
Bessie McLean
Bruce Warren
Willie Clark
Roy Publow
Chrissie MacMurahhy
Eula Abbott
F. M. Cochrane
Bank Adds Two Assistants and Local Happenings Noted
OAK RIVER local notes report the bank hiring two new staff members with Howard Chapman as junior. Visitors include Miss Parkinson from Kemptville and Miss Roxborough from Winnipeg. Local residents travel for threshing work and burglary inquiries at Hamiota. Mrs Smales and daughter visit PE Davidson. Four chicken enthusiasts sold a dozen birds. School continuation classes now have fourteen enrolled. A sale of work and concert is planned in Cleeland's hall on Oct 1 under the Ladies' Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Chapman
Miss Parkinson
Kemptville
Ont
B. Storey
Mabel Roxborough
Winnipeg
McDonald
Cleeland
Albert May
Brandon
Hamiota
Smales
Seattle
PE Davidson
Nelson Short
Cleeland’s
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Pioneer settler Margaret Riddell dies in Qonskner district
Margaret Riddell beloved wife of George Rankin died Sunday October 2 after a long illness. She was born in Selkirk Shire Scotland in 1840 and emigrated to Canada in 1850. She is survived by her husband and sons John and William. Funeral Monday followed by burial at Hamiota cemetery with sixty two carriages and pallbearers from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qonskner
Margaret Riddell
George Tiankin
John Allan Peter Robinson
James Howie David Whyte
James Park
William Anderson
Scotland
Oakner
John Riddeller
G. Y. Rankin
Margaret Riddel
Selkirk Shire
George Rankin
Canada
William Wright
John R
William
Sudden mishap relief touts Chamberlain Liniment
In time of sudden mishap or accident Chamberlain's Liniment is urged as a substitute for the family doctor when unavailable. It claims to ease sprains cuts wounds and bruises and to drive away pain, with sale through B K McNaught and other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chamberlains Simmett
B K McNaught
Village Council Minutes Record 1910 Meeting Actions
The Vill age council met in the council chamber with Mayor Whimster and Aldermen Stewart and Stone present. They approved minutes, approved payments to J W Scott H Reeder W Clark M L H B P Co and others, discussed lighting contracts and mill taxes, and adjourned after deferring a manhole repair bill as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Whimster
Stewart
Stone
J. W. Scott
H. Reeder
Wm. Clark
Winnipeg Steel Co
Geo. Edwards
Alderman Stone
Alderman Stewart
Halliday
Man Hole
Local visitors and farm activity noted in Pitlochry
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sheardown and family spent Tuesday visiting Mrs. Thos. Sheardown. Miss Beamish left last week for an unknown destination. Mr. Dixon loaded a car of grain at the siding Tuesday. Mr. M. Brandon of Kinsmore spent Wednesday here. Mr. RE. W. Beamish threshing in the Oak River district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Sheardown
Thos. Sheardown
Miss Beamish
Dixon
M. Brandon
Kinsmore
RE. W. Beamish
Oak River
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Omdiersiosd
Wilane
Piloto of
Jess
Gourlay
L. Stone
C. P. Howden
Nevi
Eyers
Macitoba Hardware & Lumber
M Hardware, Lumber
Hamiota’s Departmental Store
Childrens
the Chambers Co. Ltd
Nie
A. Whimster
Man
C. P. RK
Jamieson
Johnson’s Livery Stable
Bank of Hamilton
A. W. Rutherford
Hamilton
T. Sheridan
Eby
Manitoba
F. E. Langdale
John Nairn
Life Insurance
Hamiota, Man
S Room
POE
Ak Dicer Eee
Tiomgoref Oy Ace Cedicawa
Wilbert Reid
Florence McKinney
John McMillan
Gertrude Basler
Margaret McFarland
Lorena Eby
Eva Publow
May McKinney
Beatrice Warren
S. A. Sproat
Uistrict
Hamiota Markets
Open AG
Eres Saee Faro
Ted Cassie
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