Harvest News From Hamiota District Shows record crops
Harvest reports from Hamiota district praise flawless crops with no damage and early, strong yields. First oats and wheat shipped include a 20 acre fall-plowed field yielding 32 bushels per acre and a 35 bushel per acre break. Elevators report busy activity under Geo Edwards and R E Skillhorn while about 20 000 bushels of wheat have entered the system with 10 cars to be loaded tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Hauota
W Ferguson
W.C. Fraser
J.D. Mathison
Hamiota Flour Mills Elevator
Geo. Edwards
Western Canada Flour Mills Co
R. E. Skillhorn
James Scott
Ogilvies
James P. McDonald
J.H. Houck
Grain Growers’ Grain Co
Militia Inspector General Hamilton Returns to England
General Ian Hamilton, Inspector General of Militia, depart for England after an extended Canadian tour inspecting camps. He rode a fine horse whose owners sent it to him in England as a token of esteem. The editor also notes a stylish automobile seen in town, lamenting the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Hamilton
Militia
England
Canada
Wonderful Soil Fertility in Manitoba Hamiota District
Black of Grand Forks North Dakota, one of 21 Canadian government agents in the United States, praises Manitoba agriculture after a four day tour. He notes light settlement in Hamiota and calls the district's vegetation the best he has seen with all fields in summer fallow or crops and a local gardener growing cucumbers and other vegetables in abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE. Black
Grand Forks
N.D
United States
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Hamiota
Mr. Black
Mr Black
Mike Grenik
The Hustler's 1894 News Highlights and Local Notes
A digest from The Hustler dated October 2 1894 covers John Murray's wheat yield 28 bushels per acre and a train carrying LO cars of wheat, a party for S J Kirk in Winnipeg, grain prices for Wheat oats and egg, farm figures by Ferguson English and others, local accidents, threshing progress, rising auto sales with McConnell Bros and W J Stinson, and cautions on sun exposure and awnings for stored foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
H. English
J. A. McKenzie
Ciendening
Edward Hunter
J. Parr
Forbes & Bortona
Hamiota Hospital Fund Drives Noted Supporters Highlighted
Among many who expressed interest in Hamiota General Hospital two deserve special mention. Mr Thomas Morison’s efforts secured initial maintenance funds and $909 for SSH and OLD. Mr JT McHock and Arthur Atkinson boosted subscriptions of about $60,000 for the building pond as last week’s payments arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Morisons
White
Messra JT. Mdtoack
Arthuy Atkinson
Village Council Debates Gas Lamps and Fire Insurance
The village council discussed renewing fire brigade insurance and considered adding five gas lamps on the south side of the CLP R. track. The Fire Water and Light Committee reported no additions advised at present and the meeting adjourned to Sept 8. The session was presided by Mayor Stewart with Councillors Jordan Bennett Kerr and McLean present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan—Kerr
J. H. Houck
CLP_R
Kerr
Jordan
Fire, Water and Light Committee
Council
Jortin
Villiage Council
Stewart
Bennett
McLean
Methodist Church Re opens Sunday Next in Hamiota
The enlarged Methodist church at Hamiota will be ready for occupation on Sunday September 14. The front is extended sixteen feet a tower added new approaches and vestibule and interior altered with plaster walls stained glass memorial windows and a new pulpit and organ. Rev Eastwill D W will preach morning and evening subjects The Fathers House and An Hour at the Cross the Lord's Supper will be administered after the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
O. J. White
G.S. Anderson
Messrs. Gray & Tench
Eastwill
D. W
District Meeting Sets Convention and Missionary Campaign
The Birtle District of the Methodist Church met at Shoal Lake church on Sept 2 and 3. Rev. Cruikshanks presided. They planned the Epworth Leagues and Sunday Schools convention in Hamiota in late October and set the last four Sundays in November for a district missionary campaign. Pulpit exchanges were arranged as delegates departed in the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
Methodist Church
Shoal Lake Methodist Church
Mr. Cruikshanks
Epworth
Hamiota
Woman Health Adopts Outdoor Exercise and Remedies
An old health note claims daily outdoor walking and Chamberlain's Tablets improve digestion and bowels, while stair work and bed making do not restore health or beauty. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Deelers
Rural Municipality Council approves borrowing bylaw
A special meeting of the Rural Municipality of Hamilta chaired by Reeve Houck passed By Law No 523 to borrow eleven thousand dollars from the Union Bank of Canada for current expenditures and adopted the minutes. The council transferred its account to the Union Bank of Canada and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strachan — Beamish
Unice Bank of Canada
Stewart— Decker
Bank of Hamilton
Union Bank of Canada
Remarkable Cure Repetition for Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
The widespread success of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is noted for its uniform safety and speedy relief. It has earned a wide reputation through numerous local cures and is sold by all dealers.
Misheard Words Lead To Fractured Exchange
The fragment shows a back and forth misunderstanding where a woman denies a statement and a man questions it. Amid confusion a version of apology emerges as she tactfully accepts it without escalation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Black
Hustler
John Murray
S. J. Kirk
Steele
Rev. C Moore
Rev. W. Somerville
Kirk
Medical College
Hamiota Markets
Lee
Jacob
Mr. J. Brandon
Mr. Milne
Chamberlain
Messrs. McConnell Bros
W. J. Stinson
Hasan An
Sieh Bend
Te Feteh
Tewart Pertit Gataio Wises
Echo
Jr. Hawkins
John Gutteridge
Florence Robinson
Hamiota, Man
F. W. Wedell
Boston
Mars
Colbeck
Main Street
Allan
Ross
Presbyterian Church
Limoges
China
Ham'gta
Rural Municipal Council
Hamilta
Reeve Houck
J. Strachan
R. W. Beamish
van Norman
W. J. Cochran
J. G. Stewart
W. H. Decker
VanNrman
Cochran
Mason
John van Male
the Pioneer Stores
Coats
Pioneer Stores
John Lemon
Prop
Hamiota Flour Mills
Bran
Hamiota Echo
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