Local News Highlights From Rural Manitoba Districts
Rural council meeting announced for Sept 9 in the village chamber. CPR is reported to have gained control of the Chicago Great Western line near Minneapolis. The Echo notes lost items found and homes visit local notices while weather and market updates touch on frost damage and wheat prices. Several community events and appointments fill town life, including curling club plans, school bell installation, and church activities.
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Ris
Minneapolis
CPR
Curling Club
Wed
Crandell Reports Fair Harvest Amid Weather Patch
Crandell residents note splendid threshing weather with a very fair yield and better sample than expected. A hail storm caused shattered windows north of town, while communities in Crandell mourn the loss of a child. Local activities include visits among residents, blacksmith business expansion, and upcoming church services and Sunday School vigor.
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Crandell
Mark and
Lee
Fall Hunting Number of Rod and Gun and Motor Sports
The issue from Woodstock Ontario's W. J. Taylor highlights a broad hunting budget for the season. It features moose and deer topics alongside fox, bear, wolves and other quarry, reflecting diverse Canadian sport and outdoor interests.
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Canada
W. J. Taylor
Woodstock
Ont
Birth Announcements From Hamiota and Oak River
Birth notices list three newborn sons born to families in Manitoba towns. Mrs Fred Johnston welcomed a son in Hamiota on September 2 1908. Mrs Dr Kirk welcomed a son in Oak River on September 21 1903. Mrs Frank Leary welcomed a son in Hamiota on September 22 190?
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Hamiota School
Merle Stevenson
Marjorie Thomson
Oak River
Jean Brown
Viola
Johnston
Hamiota
Fred. Johnston
Krix
Kirk
Leary
Frank Leary
Money to Loan on Farm Mortgages at Current Rates
Bank of Hamilton offers money to loan on first class farm mortgages at the then prevailing interest rate. Apply at the Bank of Hamilton.
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Bank of Hamilton
N.E
Audit Report of Rural Municipality of Hamiota 1908
Henry Tillman reports completion of the audit for the Rural Municipality of Hamiota up to July 31 1908. The balance from 1907 is 1788.17 with revenues 5502.41 and expenditures 13286.43, showing an apparent deficit of 3422.57. Notes include bank loans 4000.00 and an overdraft 3490.23 with two more mill and fourteen road debentures pending.
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Hamiota
Bank of Hamilton
Hamiotta
Henry Tillman Hamiota
Hamiota Vilage
V. Treas
Mun
Boundary Bridge
Brissancree
N.B
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Holden
Ogilvie Milling Co
Be Gtp
Pope
Toronto Daily Mail Ind
the Echo
Maun
Seigad Council
Reetny
Gardy
Dba. Cochran
Jas J Hill
Wm. Pedlow
The
Echo
Howden
Bryson
Houck
Winnipeg
Bradley
CO. N. R
Oid
Kenton
Billy Joudson
Alex Orr
Biff
Rapid City
H. Laird
Hanley District
Bert Donnell
Gertie McConnell
Arrow River District
F. C. Bennett
Brandon
Mr. Caldwell
Virden
Manitoba
Dr. Lawson
Clare
D. D. Stalker
Shoal Lake
A. F. Nesbitt
J. H. Houck
Ontario
E. J. Abbott
C. P. Howden
Clifford Sifton
Liberals
T. Daly
Interior
Knox Church Sunday School
S. G. Brown
Sunday Schools
Malcolm Tarriff
Old Country
Edward
Turriff
Wm. Ferguson
Knox Church
Prince Patrick
Patrick
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Chumah
Mike Sager
Elkhorn
Sager
Washte Winona
Miss Rathwell
Souris
Miss McCoste
Miss A. McCoste
Herbert Johnston
Herbert Petch
Mr. Williams
Miniota
Cann
Blarrs
Wien
Deben
Hamiota Village
Edoongness
Grant Republic Works
Treas
St Muiand
N. E
Bk of
Hamilton
Scotia
Henry Tillman
Pioneer
John Lemon
Hamiota Man
JXO. Nairn, Sec
Abbott’s
Union Bank
CG. L. Thring, Fianager
R. E. Anderson
Hamiota Markets
Northern
Edison Phonographs
Miss Delaney
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