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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
8
A bouquet of town items covers liquor licensing at the Police Hotel in Miniota, sermons in Hamlets and Hamioda churches, charity bake and banquet scenes, urban visits, school and Sunday services, and civic council plans. Notables include Mr E A Reesor joining Hamiets Piper mills, Carrie Nation’s jail sentence, and a shift in local mills management.
Business notices announce J H Houck will ship hogs on Monday September 30. Furs and mantles at Strome and emp draw attention. Basler and Neelands seek an apprentice to learn milling. Alarm clocks sold at Hanter's window up to four dollars. Found gauntlet gloves claim owner at this office. Farmer's Advocate and Echo subscriptions available for 35 cents through year end including Christmas number.
Violet Henrietta Mills, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Mills, married Robert Stephenson of Winnipeg at Viola Dale residence. Rev Stratton officiated, Miss Maud Brown and H Withrow assisted, a wedding breakfast followed before the couple departed for a trip to St Paul and Chicago.
The Imperial Elevator Co. appoints Mr. Stewart of Alameda Sask as buyer to replace Wm Smith who has moved to Langhow Sask. Elevators reported to be in good shape to handle this year’s crop.
Two prisoners, Owen Sherrill and Jas Conroy, escaped from a cell when fire broke out early Wednesday. Sherrill claimed he woke to the blaze and fled with Conroy after being told to burn the cell. Conroy pleaded guilty to breaking out but not to setting the fire. he received one year in Brandon for breaking jail while Sherrill was fined ten dollars and costs.
In Lavinia, Goodwin Glenn was charged after money and a gold ring disappeared from M. Tremain. Glenn could not account for his funds. testimony linked him to the stolen bills. He was found guilty of theft and sent to Brandon for three months hard labor.
A letter from the Canadian Northern Trans Co Ltd praises the Hackney Stock Food Company product. The note commends the stock food as meeting high standards and exceeding expectations. Signature appears as Per S. Crosttwalt.
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