Boot and Shoe Repair Shop Opens Nearby
A repair shop has opened next to Manitoba Hardware offering all kinds of mending services for boots and shoes.
19 Oct 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
1
A repair shop has opened next to Manitoba Hardware offering all kinds of mending services for boots and shoes.
Officials urge early deer licenses by November 30 and warn that gate licenses stop for the year. Non residents must obtain licenses. Manitoba game preserves in Riding, Duck, Turtle Mountains and Spruce Woods highlighted with penalties for violations. Also notes Thanksgiving Day observance and local events.
An ex pupils banquet for Hamiota Public School is planned for Friday evening October 27 at the Orange Hall. Principal Van Dusen and the School Board organize a hoped for turnout of about fifty former students. Attendees include Wm. Ferguson MP Mayor and town officials Reeve Houck and local ministers with spouses. expected guests also include G R Coldwell Minister of Education Mr Fletcher Deputy Minister Inspector Hatcher and Mr Newcomb. The event aims to celebrate and support school vitality.
Mr Parker rents bake shop to W I Woodhus of Ottawa who brings twelve years bakery experience and plans lunch service. Miss Delaney leaves for Winnipeg. replacement Miss Taegher from Pembroke. Ella Barr receives pearl necklace at Young People's meeting with address by Laura Delameter and Ralph Smales. Mrs J G Barr given glass pieces by Ladies Aid. Barrs to Vancouver. New station agent Mr Irwin arrives. Mrs Chapman hosts guests. Herb Glazier loses fingertips in threshing gear accident. Farmers sell grain as threshing season peaks. shipments surge.
A garbled clipping references a plaster and medical product sale, plus a note on Laurier’s resignation and Borden’s stance. The text hints at a “mystery about Laurier’s resignation” and indicates public reaction to political events in America and Canada.
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