Popular Young Was Remem bered By Friends
A joint meeting of the K P s and the Central Club boarders hosted guest Mr. Hamilton Veitch last Monday. Friends filled the hall as word spread he might marry. A program of songs stories and speeches followed with a toast Our Guest and a silver tea service presented by the groups. A dainty lunch concluded an enjoyable evening.
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K. P's
Central Club
Hamilton Veitch
Veitch
Dr Whimster
K. P’s
Help Shortage Forces Community Threshing in District
Due to a scarcity of help farmers in the district aid each other with threshing and grain marketing is reduced. No teams are available so grain is stored in granaries, yet occasional freight moves occur to keep yards clear, including a recent special lifting twenty five cars of wheat from sidings with empties left behind.
Harvest Outlook At Oak River Area With Strong Wheat Yields
Good weather may finish threshing by October first. Wheat yields are strong with many fields grading No 1 northern. Ed Henry reports fifty acres at 43 bushels per acre and 33 bushels average. Delamater yields 320 bushels from 135 acres. Few cars shipped. farmers hold wheat.Village visitors from Mitchel and Brandon. church opening and lectures planned for Oct. 24 and Oct 2.
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Ed Henry
Wheat Moving North on GNR Branch Progressing Quickly
The CNR branch north of the Ne r e area pushes ahead with steel laid to four miles east of Oak River and moving toward Viola Dale district. Trains will run immediately as rails are laid, boosting traffic through Rapid City. Wheat cars have already moved from Moline and Cardale sidings with more expected from Viola Dale by the next Echo.
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CNR
Nere
Oak River
Viola Dale
Rapid City
Moline
Cardale
Children’s Day at Knox Church Peat Sunday
Next Sunday Knox Church Sunday School plans a special Children’s Day with teachers and officers encouraging parental attendance. The service plan from the general assembly will be used and officials intend to combine the regular morning service with the Sunday school starting at 11 30 to include the children.
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Knox Church
General Assembly
Good Grain Market In Hamiota This Fall
Last year Hamiota had strong wheat sales and early indications point to another solid market this year. Grain samples are excellent and elevator buyers are keen, raising prices 1 to 3 cents above district rivals. If movement starts, Hamiota markets should draw farmers from far away.
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Hamiota
Train Sighting Sparks Platform Excitement
Morning passengers crowded the platform as a regular train arrived at 2 40 through speedily then backed up causing surprise. Observers complained the west bound coach should stop at the platform instead of the freight cars and cattle hog traffic.
Curfew Bell Fails to Reach Some Local Youth
Reported remarks indicate the curfew bell no longer influences all boys as it once did, suggesting diminished impact on the younger population. Authorities and residents discuss changing strategies to curb late behavior.
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R. E. Hunter
Life Insurance
D. A. Jackson
Canada
MAS
SOW
McCrary
Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Cop
J. E. Wright
Rogers
Tibet
General Merchant
Hamiota Studio
Garding A
Winnipeg
C.H.L. Smith
Crandell Branch
Suargity
Belays Jooving
Grelk
Hamiota Markets
A. F. Nesbitt
The
Echo Office
Delamater
Colongha
Mitchel Ont
Brooks
Brandon
Hess
Thompson
Baird
Manitoba College
G.N.R
Hammiota
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