Church Notices From Local Parish Gatherings
The piece lists church services in a local parish with Rev. J. Verde and Pastor Ree S. P. Richell. It catalogs sermons Sundays at 7 PM, Sunday School at 2 PM, and midweek prayer meetings Wednesdays and Thursdays. It notes youth and Epworth League activities and invites all to attend various meetings.
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Evers
B. M. Tesuyson
Young People's Society of Christan Esdesvor
Thoresay
Diuclo
Preehy Wrian Phare
Curtis
Epworth League
Local News Roundup From Brandon And Area
A.C. Campbell went to Brandon on legal business while Mr P Robertson returned from Scotland. An At Home is planned in Orange hall on Tuesday and Miss Venables travels to Brandon for collegiate events. Crandall seeks a boarding house but nearby openings exist. Auctioneer McConnell advertises farm stock sale with two pure bred bulls on April 12. Funeral for John Robertson held in McConnell's hall. Coronation Day celebration planned with potential special train and lacrosse and baseball prizes. Building activity rises with new houses, a post office, and a butcher shop upgrade in town.
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F. W. Breen
Beulah
California
J. H. McLean
Delvery
John Robertson
McConnell’s Hall
J. J. Pryde
Maccabees
Council Chamber
Hamiota
Agricultural Society
Cottage Hospital
W. C. Fraser
G. 5. Fraser
Geo. Fennell
Lagoch
Lumber trade warms. agency secures Williams plane parts
Hy H Jackson advertises legal services and loans while predicting a strong lumber year. J B McCormell's agency will stock Williams plane instruments. McMillan cup winners at Winnipeg bonspiel now have a group photo. Agricultural Society seeks to align with Shoal Lake for fairs, enabling horses from Hamiota to race.
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Agricultural
Enjoyable At Home Event At CPLR Station
A large crowd attended the At Home at the CPLR station on Thursday evening. Dancing began about 9 15 and continued until midnight with the freight annex used as a ballroom and upstairs rooms for resting and card games. Supper by Mrs. L Mills was faultless and music by Mr. and Miss Riddle met the audience's wishes.
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CPLR
Money to Loan Promises by A J Campbell Solicitor
A J Campbell solicitor advertises money to loan services repeating the name twice in bold, indicating legal firm availability for loan arrangements.
Hamiota Municipality Passes All Government Conditions
Voter turnout reached 66 percent with 93.5 percent supporting the second condition and 45.19 percent backing the first condition. Officials state all three government conditions were approved in Hamiota. Separately a quip about Hindoo caste and a note on freight trains are mentioned before a return to schedule on the branch line.
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Hamiota
Splendid New Plans Offer From $300 Up
Advertisement highlights new build plans advertised at starting prices of three hundred dollars. The copy promises potential buyers the exact designs they want and a range of options to fit budgets.
Local Lacrosse Club Formed With Prospects Bright
A council chamber meeting Monday organized a lacrosse club with large attendance and enthusiasm. Arthur Balkwill named chairman as W A Thomson honorary president and A B Fleming president were elected along with officers and an executive committee. Regular practice nights were set for Monday Wednesday Friday with a fifty cent membership. The secretary will contact neighboring clubs to arrange exhibitions.
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Arthur Balkwill
Friends of Lacrosse
W. A. Thomson
A. B. Fleming
Jas, I. Ross
Windsor
A. Balkwill
Anderson
Messrs
Ralston
Invan
Marital Festivities in Hamiota for Riddell and Eyer
The article describes a reception at 7.30 p.m. with about forty guests for a wedding in Hamiota, hosted by Mrs. Watson. It notes generous gifts and high esteem for the couple, and mentions Martha Maud Robinson marrying Wm. Eyer of Arrowton, with Rev. S. W. L. Stewart performing the ceremony and a large supper.
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S. P. Riddell
Jas. Robinson
Martha Maud
Wm. Eyer
Arrowton
S. W. L. Stewart
Agnes Isabella
A. Lipsett
Mrs. Eyer
Miss Wallace Praised For Accompanist Role
Miss Wallace filled the difficult position of accompaniste and was highly complimented by Miss Mc Coy upon her valuable assistance.
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Miss Wallace
Miss McCoy
British Farm Laborers Arrive for Western Canada Work
The Immigration Department arranges weekly arrivals of large parties of willing young Britishers to Western Canada for farm work. Experienced and inexperienced workers are sought, with some already in place. Applications for farm help should be sent to the Commissioner of Immigration in Winnipeg.
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Immigration Department
Western Canada
Commissioner of Immigration
Winnipeg
Referendum Vote Figures In Hamiota Municipality
A large turnout followed a referendum tally in Hamiota with 375 votes cast from 570 possible. The affirmative side led 261 to 114, giving 69.35 percent in favor and confirming condition number three. The dispute centered on where voters may cast ballots and legal guidance from the Attorney General clarified voting rules.
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F. H. Phippen
Winnipeg
Latimer
Hamiota
Attorney-General’s Department
Information offer on North West prospects and low rates
A notice invites interested persons to contact H Swinford General Agent N P Ry Winnipeg at 401 Mains Street or Chas Fee G P T A St Paul Minn for details on the North West region and the current low rates. The message emphasizes sharing information and reaching potential contacts about slowly expanding opportunities and travel costs.
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North West
Northwest
H. Swinford
N. P. Ry
Mains Street
Winnipeg
Fee. G.P
T.A
St. Paul
Minn
Butcher Advertises Buying Fat Cattle and Stockers
The note states willingness to purchase all fat cattle and stockers available plus hides and tallow with the highest prices. It targets ranchers and farmers seeking immediate cash for cattle and associated byproducts.
Matrimonial News Ahead of Kinlsmore and Brandon Couples
A wedding at Brad warding Wednesday night united farmer Mr. Janes Brandon of Kinlsmore with Miss Minnie Vane of Brandon. The couple receive heartfelt congratulations from friends. A quiet wedding followed at Mr. and Mrs. W F Watson’s home with Miss Eva Hurd marrying Mr. Charles Sheardown of Hamiota. The bride wore white lace and orange blossoms. Miss Kelly served as bridesmaid.
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Brad Warding
Janes Brandon
Kinlsmore
Minnie Vane
Brandon
W. F. Watson
Snow Shor Tags Promised Premiums From Empire Tobacco
Notice urges saving Snow Shor tags on Pay Rell Chewing Tobacco for premium presents. Tags valid through January 1 1903. Empire Tobacco Co Ltd Winnipeg Branch invites readers to view its illustrated premium catalogue.
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Wiew
Empire Tobacco Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
Wignipeg
Man
Honor roll of Hamiota School for Month of Normary
Senior Grade IV lists Whyte Ilen Whitely Winnie Allshire dout Fraser Roy Murray. Junior Grade V includes Ida Thomson Mabel Pedlow Willie Murray Bbsie McKaane Gordon Stinson. Junior Grade II lists Alex Ven Rea Harold Ferguson Senna Basler John Wilson Albert Allsaire. Junior Grade III features Erna Cavan agh Allie Whitely Bertha Stephens.
Entertaining A Tadus Despite Poor Roads
A Wednesday evening program drew a fairly good crowd despite bad roads. Miss Kerr excelled in heavier pieces with The Soul of the Violin as a highlight though her lighter selections showed room for improvement. Miss Torrey’s works were familiar to some, while Miss McCoy offered a sweet soprano, with A May Morning and a Carmen selection pleasing the audience.
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Miss Kerr
Jim
Advertising in The Herald Reaches Hamiota Readers
The ad suggests a single dog style messenger can cover an area and urges local merchants to advertise in The Herald to reach residents of Hamiota and vicinity. It emphasizes newspaper ads as a superior method to awaken shopper interest and grow customer lists.
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The
Herald
Millinery Opening Draws Large Crowd Despite Weather
Despite disagreeable weather a large crowd of ladies visited the opening. They praised the trimmed hats as pretty and stylish enough to satisfy the most fastidious.
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