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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1936
Page
1
The column lists residents leaving for studies in Winnipeg and Manitoba, anniversaries and church events in Hamiota, a health notice closing a picture show due to infantile paralysis, a beauty parlor ad, and various cards of thanks. Items include weddings, farm job seeks, and community notices from October 1936 era.
Nwelds Store News advertises chamois lined fall and winter coats with fur trim in tweeds and treebark, priced from $11.95. Also highlights tunic dresses, wool tweed styles with novelty button trims, and rabbit hair dresses in smart shades and sizes 15 to 42.
Shoes announce new stock for men women and children with complete selection and right prices.
A local market advertises crabapples and celery with per box and per basket pricing. Tomatoes and fresh celery are listed with unit prices including a 89 cent per basket and 65 cent per basket option.
The district mourns Allan Eby who died of pneumonia in Fort William Ontario. His body was sent to Hamiota for funeral at United Church with interment in Hamiota Cemetery beside his wife who died in March 1935. He leaves a daughter Mrs G Humble of Fort William. He was a noted curler in his youth.
Reuben Brown of Oakner aged 60 died in Brandon on Friday September 18 1946 after a lengthy illness. Born February 20 1876 in Palmerston Ontario he moved west in 1886 and farmed with his family. He married Sarah Tafie in August 1899 and later lived in Harding Brandon and nearby areas. Survived by widow three sons Harold Ernest Fred and May and three daughters Mrs F B Lynes Mrs Laura May and others. five brothers and four sisters. Funeral was in Greenwood Dempeters near Harding on Sunday September 22 1946.
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