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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
4
Incumbent Rev. T. B Butler preaches on Sanday Sept 12 1926 the 15th after Trinity. Schedule includes Holy Communion at 7 p.m. Evening service at Oak River 2 p.m. Sanday School 1 Lam Bible Class 3 p.m. Afternoon service follows.
Rev S A Martin to lead morning service at Hamiota 11 o clock on Sunday September 12. Rev Robert Heater of McConnell to preach at 12 10 with Sunday School and Bible Close at 7 pm. United service in Zion Church with Rev E Lund preaching at 2 pm. Rev Robert Hunter of McConnell to preach with Sunday School at 3 pm and another Sunday School at 2 30 pm followed by a preaching service at 3 30 pm.
Sunday September 12 services at Zion Church include 11 o'clock morning worship with theme The Silence of God and a children’s message The Man with the Halo at 12 10. Rally Day planned for September 26 at 7 o'clock with United service A Service of Story and Song. Chumah Church holds Sunday School 2 pm preaching 3 pm. Mid week service in ex church parlors Wednesday eve. The invitation The Come of Jesus offers salvation and rest.
Wanted capable woman to take charge of cooking and a maid for laundry work. Laundry equipped with electric washers, mangle and irons. For details on wages apply to Miss Kettles, Matron Virden Hospital, Virden, Man.
Mr and Mrs F Sinclair returned from a holiday in the Okanagan Valley BC. Mr Cooper arrived Monday after two months touring the British Isles France and Belgium. Dr R and Mrs Lily Decker returned to Edmonton Saturday. Mr and Mrs H J Decker and family left for Balcarres. Choir members hosted by Mrs N Hodgson. Miss Lipsett and Adaeline visiting Mile Stone Saskatchewan. Heavy rains delay threshing. farmers work on new curling rink.
Eliza Jane McMillan born Mateer died in Hamiota Manitoba on September 6 1926 in her 72nd year after months of illness. Born February 16 1855 in Drumbo Ireland she married James McMillan who predeceased her. She lived in Hamiota after moving from Belfast and leaves three daughters Mrs FH Squibb Mrs W W Chappell Mrs J Munroe and eight sons David Winnipeg Joseph Hugh Toronto Robert James Belfast with one son William dead. Funeral September 7 at Mrs FH Squibb home conducted by Rev E Lun i Zion United Church burial in Hamiota cemetery. Wheat from district graded No 1 and 2. heavy rains halted threshing. Mr Thos Parkinson Lavinia died of heart failure. Dental and optometry notices for Crandall Crandall Friday Sept 10 and Central Hotel Hamiota Friday Sept 24.
Speaking at Selkirk on August 26 Mr Meighen pledges no rise in freight rates and confirms Crow's Nest eastbound tariffs will stand He attacks Liberal attempts to fuse Progressives and says tariff limits will not change with any party Mullins is praised as independent and progressive while Liberal corruption is condemned.
The speaker appeals to Marquette electors after a joint Progressive Liberal convention. He outlines a platform favoring low tariffs lower freight rates Crow’s Nest Pass protection Hudson Bay Railway rural credits old age pensions electoral reform and self governing dominion status. He criticizes Conservative tariff increases and Crows Nest Pass Agreement nullification as harmful to Western Canada.
The Marquette Conservative group asserts Harry Mullins will win not as a party victory but for his strong independent record. They praise his forty years of western farming and business experience, agriculture expertise, and clear stance on freight and ocean rates, noting Liberal and Progressive voters may back him.
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