Teams Demonstrating in Winnipeg This Week
Teams demonstrating in Winnipeg this week include Hamicota representatives. First table setting group lists Mise E Fraser Annie Little Vera Beamish Hazel Scott. Second table setting group names Mrs E G Wood Lois Del bridge Emma Heistermann Mollie Morris. Milk drinks group features Mrs B R McNaught Mrs F C Bennest Margaret McNaught Dora Bennest Laura Lemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise E Fraser
Annie Little
Vera Beamish
Hazel Scott
E.G. Wood
Lois Delbridge
Emma Heistermann
Mollie Morris
B. R. McNaught
F. C. Bennest
Margaret McNaught
Dora Bennest
Laura Lemon
Hamiota Golf Club Labor Day Tournament Winners
The Hamiota Golf Club held a Labor Day event with members fixing greens in the morning and a 2 pm start for a couples golf contest. The secretary’s side won by eleven holes, tea followed, and several out of town visitors participated including Mr. W. Anderson Kenton Alberta, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson Biggar Sask, and others from Vancouver and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
W. K. Anderson
Kenton
McLeod
Champion
Alberta
E. Ferguson
Biggar Sask
Lothian
Vancouver
Edith Morrison
Mackie
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway Expands Duties and Projects
The report notes migratory bird protection added to con stabulary duties, planes with radio for forestry use, and a 63 percent rise in Canadian immigration over three months. CP agents recruited 5000 for Western harvests, with staffing limits due to steamship shortages. Prairie rail expansion tops 431 miles, 281 ready for grain, 115 for steel. Toronto University buys insulin factory site, Dawson City marks Klondike anniversary with Yukon produce and precious metals. A Nipigon trout record and a 42-car newsprint train set CP hauling records, showcased at Toronto National Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Abitibi Pulp and Paper Company
North Bay
Toronto
Evening service schedule and Maccabees meeting notice
There will not be any morning service in Christ Charel next Sunday. Service as usual in the evening at 7 o clock. The monthly review of the Maccabees will be held in the Orange Hall, Hamiota, on Wednesday evening, Sept. 12, at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Charel
Mortgage Sale of Oakoer Area Property in Manitoba
Public auction will be held at the Central Hotel in Hamiota Manitoba on October 3 1933 at 12 noon selling the NW quarter of Sec 30 and NE quarter of Sec 31 in Twp 12 Rge 24 W PM. About 230 acres cultivated 160 fenced with a small house barn granary on site. Twenty percent of purchase price due at sale with balance per terms to be announced. Reserve bid and taxes apply. Pitblado Hoskin & Company Winnipeg solicitors for vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Province of
Manitoba
Oakoer
Thas
Local Docket Notes and Travel Snippets Across Oakner
Miss Mabel Rankin for Brandon Monday morning to attend Normal School is accompanied by Miss Jean Rankin. Mr and Mrs Kenney return from three weeks with Kennedy family in the East. John Milne traveled to Winnipeg last week. Mrs John Rankin Sr shows health improvement and mobility. Miss Elsie Simpson visits Oakner area and returns to Winnipeg. Miss Esther Brown finishes vacation stay elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rankin
Brandon
Jean Rankin
Kenney
John Rankin Sr
Elsie Simpson
Oakner
Winnipeg
Return to Winnipeg School After Sunday Train Stop
Threshing is general throughout the district with an average yield of about twenty five bushels per acre. Car plate number 5 168 is lost and should be left with Fred Decker or at The Echo Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Decker
Man
Echo Office
Fire destroys Delameter barn near Oak River
A fire yesterday morning roared through the barn and outbuildings of W K Delameter southeast of Oak River. Three valuable horses, four calves, poultry, harness, a fred, a cutter, and a bogey were lost in the blaze.
Iron Horses Ready For Grain Rush In Western Canada
Canadian Pacific adds 55 new P-2 class locomotives and 100 box cars for grain transport in the west. Engines built at Angus near Montreal and assembled in Winnipeg will haul crops across the three prairie provinces with a total train capacity of about 4,476 tons and roughly 100,460 bushels per trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Canada
Angus
Montreal
Weston
Prairie Provinces
Canadian Pacific
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Templetons
To- Raz-Mah
Crandall
J. T. Clarke
W.E. Rogers
Heddesheimer
Hamiota Bakery
Bank of Families
Lincrueta
W.V. Josey
Harrison & Burgess Jd
Burnness
A. Harrrison
Minnedosa and
F. M. Coombs
Main Road South
Chas. A. Grobb
Optometrist
Fox's
Jewellery Star
Court Hamiota
Port Hamiota
Bheth Ke
Walcomed
Faun, Wataow
C.K
Hamiota Lodge
Braces
Hamiote
Monudoes
Walter Beggs
J.T. Anderson
A. Wildfong
Cecil South East
Lailor
Namiola
Thos. Bailey
Hamieota, Man
M. A. Whimster
Allan Ave
Hamicota
Ontario Forestry Department
Canada
Britain
Canada Pacific Railway
Prairies
University of Toronto
United States
Great Britain
Denmark
Dawson City
Yukon
James Inches
Detroit
Nipigon
McConnell
Pitblado, Hoskin & Company
Vendor’s Solicitors
Bank of Hamilton Chambers
Main and McDermott
A.D
John Milne
Esther Brown
West
Success Business College
AGE Ave
Tee
Dr. Hudson
Aed Surgeos
Hamiota Man
The
Hamiota Sheet Metal Works
Eaver
Tron Plumbing
Manitoba Hardware Co
A. G. Brown
Hamiota Meat Market
Fray Bentos
J. P. Moore
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