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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
4
The article lists weekly services at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Pastor Mervics conducts Sunday evening services at 7 with Sunday School at 2 pm. The Young People’s Society meets Thursdays at 7 at Ble church hall, and Epworth League gatherings occur Tuesdays at 7 pm. All are invited.
Mr C H Greenshaw left for Toronto on the Monday train. Mrs J H McConnell visited Ontario. Mrs Keerster traveled to Brandon to see friends. Miss Elliott went to Brandon for a short visit. Messrs M B Jackson and F Coombes went to Winnipeg. Oak River Agricultural Society to hold annual exhibition on Tuesday August 5. Mrs Jamies Stewart Jr arrived from Franklin. Wheat price rose to 59c per bushel. CPR began laying track on Forrest extension south of town. Mrs Madden visited her daughter Burr in Rapid City. The Leslie place near Jas Riddles was sold to Robt Rutherford. Mrs Donahue of Kinsmore district taken to Brandon asylum. Thos Morrison returned from Scotland. M S Stephens reappointed agent at Crandall. Rapid City forms lacrosse club, plans match with Hamiota. Geo Avent of Winnipeg in town for Oak River fire business. Mrs Geo Butcher of Viola Dale died. funeral at Hamiota cemetery. Lumber stocks rising. dealers expect large sales. George Elliott sold Crandall business to W Lorimer and Harry Brown. W Lorimer and H Brown take over Crandall branch. Presbyterian church in Hamiota to discuss building a new manse. Lorimer and Brown buy Geo Elliott’s Crandall business. Mr Grant of Winnipeg arrives to run Bank of Hamilton until Carrol from Stonewall arrives. Lawn tennis club met. Alex Lowe elected president. W H Collington secretary. committee to secure grounds. W A Thomson left for Winnipeg on Oak River fire business. Thomson & Hallett plan a brick hotel at Oak River. Mr and Mrs R Shier and family to Kirkton Ontario settled on Milne’s farm. farewell addresses from over a hundred Ontario friends.
A digest of community updates reports temporary lodgings for Miss Brooks dressmakers above Brearkenrilge’s jewellery store. The Henbury Co. ships lime cargo. Greenshaw’s hardware advertises wheels in good shape. Local moves include Archibald Little named Layer at Ogilvie Mill, W Dunlop leaving for Ontario, and a shooting party from Bank of Hamilton members returning with two geese. News covers a typhoid death, Brandon Turf Club races May 24, church and lodge services, lacrosse league talks, a severe snowstorm delaying seeding, a possible ice mishap to Charles Haddrell, touring actor Harry Lindley, and street-building plans on Arthur Street including Union Bank block and Heddesheimer store. Pesach holiday observed Monday.
Advertises Snow Shor Tags on Pay Roll Chewing Tobacco plugs with a choice of 150 presents. Tags valid to January 1st. Empire Tebsccp Co. Ltd Winnipeg Branch promotes illustrated premium catalogue from Winnipeg Manitoba.
A tale stresses focus on the main objective for success. It urges consistent daily selling and continual newspaper advertising with The Herald claimed to reach major farmers in the area. The piece promotes steady, repeating ads as the key to timely results.
The community observes Passover with unleavened foods while J. Arnovitch attends the Brandon celebration. Local funds for the lacrosse team surpass expectations after canvassing by Balkwill Windsor Inman and Molloy. Lodges plan Coronation Day events and a Rapid City versus home team lacrosse match is being arranged.
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