Churches Notice at the Presbyterian and Methodist
The Presbyterian church holds Sunday evening services and midweek events. The Young People's Society meets Wednesdays at 7 o clock. Prayer meetings are Thursdays at 5 o clock. Epworth League gathers Tuesdays at 6 10 p.m. The Methodist church hosts Sunday services at 2 p.m. Visitors welcomed under M Tennyson as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of Christian Fedeaver
Presbyterian Eberch
Thurelay
Weber
Epworth League
Toowlay
M. Tennyson
Local News Briefs from Hamiota Area and Rail Updates
Community items recount travel and moves among residents including John Nairn, R J Brown, Wm Chapple, Mrs F J Boulton, Mrs A V McClenegan, and others. Ed Stout begins a $10000 brick block in Rapid City while CPR plans new through telegraph, track work, and line push from Acgregor to Rapid City. Arbor Day observed May 4 with merchants closing. creamery plans for summer. band and athletic club meeting set for Saturday. Walter Whyte returns from Ontario and notes early spring delay. Stenographer W A Tweedle leaves for Hamilton. Church services and vestry discussions at St Mark's noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acgregor
Rapid City
Elkhorn Advocate
Eaton
Hamiota
St. Mark’s
Moneys to Lend at Seven Percent
Farm lands and village properties available for lending at seven percent interest. Potential buyers and investors are invited to inquire about terms and locations.
Oddfellows Service and Local Developments in Town
The 1.0.C.F. will meet at 2 Sunday in the Orange Hall and parade to McConnell's Hall for a 3.50 service conducted by Mr. Chas. H. Stewart with an open invitation to Oddfellows. Winnipeg Free Press changes management to C. E. Macklen of the Toronto Globe. Curling Club officers elected for the year. A new through train timetable and station at Pipestone Miniota route planned. A horse driven by John Johnson went missing after being led home and possibly returned to Macleod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Free Press
J. B. Somerset
C. E. Macklen
Toronto Globe
Macklen
Free Press
Western Canada
Oborne
Supt. James
H F. Forrest
Geo. S. Cantile
John Johnson
Kinsmore
Mr. Johnson
Birtle
Macleod
New Dress Materials and Silks Display for Easter
A colorful display showcases new silks from 30c to 1.25 per yard. The shop invites customers to select fabrics for Easter along with other summer wear.
Electric Bitters touted as best selling tonic in 20 years
Belleville druggist Abraham Hare declares Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in two decades. He attributes its wide use to its claimed effects on stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves, promising renewed vigor and overall health. Price twelve cents, at Lawson's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hare
Belleville, O
Lawson
Skirts Show Off Color, Style and Trim Variety
A display of new skirts highlights color, style, shape and trimming with prices ranging from 1.25 to 8.50.
Local notes show varied improvements and community events
GEHKO Elliott reports extensive addition to Mr R J Brown's hardware premises to be used as a dwelling briefly. Henderson and McMillan plan hip roof on new livery barn soon to be a fine example in the district. A Crandell meeting April 25 to discuss summer sports draws large attendance. Mr Carleton, appointed section foreman, arrived with family. Church activities and Y P S C E grow attendance. Mrs McLean hosted a pleasant manse evening. Ed Whitely S Walker and Bob Beatty visited from Hamiota last Sunday. J Jordan spent Sunday in Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Henderson & McMillan
Crandell
Y.P.S.C.E
McLean
Arica Salve Cures Girl's Scald Head
C D Isbill of Morganton Tenn reports large sores on his daughter's head healed by Bucklen's Arica Salve. The ad touts a guaranteed cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles with a 25 cent price at Lawson's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Isbill
Morganton, Tenn
Bucklen
Lawson’s
Easter Sunday at Presbyterian Church Bright with Flowers
Easter day sunshine lit a gay church scene as Mrs. Brown tended vibrant decorations around a pulpit of green and geraniums. Rev. Hector McLean led both services with crisp, engaging sermons on the resurrection story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Brown
Hector McLean
Town Officials Highlight Railway Improvements and Builds
Oak River reports visit by Superintendents Oborne and James of the CPR to inspect the railway station and discuss improvements including a new freight shed. Local matters include O Sawyer adding a platform at his implement warehouse Harrop planning a residence, and James Todd to build an addition to his Crandell store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oborne
James
C.P.R
Mr. O. Sawyer
James Todd
Crandell
Undertaking Business Opens with Full Line of Coffins
TO THE PUBLIC. Opening an Undertaking business to offer a full line of Coffins Caskets and all furnishings required with a first class hearse and will attend calls day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaver & Sewell
Seeding in the district and local movements noted
Seeding continues in the area. John Parr reports a valuable horse lost last week. Miss Robertson recovers from illness. Mr H Bell of Drayton visits daughter Mrs H English. Edward English recently arrived from Ontario rents William Leslie’s farm for years. Misa Cameron from Dauphin visits Miss A Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parr
Mr. H. Bell
Drayton
Mrs. H. English
Edward English
Ontario
Wm. Leslie
Misa Cameron
Dauphin
Miss A. Hayes
Winnipeg Agent Names Route Details and Schedules
J T McKenney and H Swinfold listed as city pass agents in Winnipeg with routes to St Paul via Portage Branch. Schedules show departures Mon Wed Fri and Tue Thu Sat with arrivals in St Paul and intermediate points, including travels to Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Spokane and western destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. McKenney
H. Swinford
City Pass
Winnipeg
Fee
G.P
T.A. St. Paul
Portage
Portage la Prairie
Ly. Mon
Morris
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O'Elowek
Lion
John Nairn
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R. J. Brown
Wm. Chapple
Liicense
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C. P R
F. J. Boulton
Edward Stout
Walter Whyte
Robt. Kelly
Arthur Street
W. A. Watson
Brandon
the Central
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G.N.W.C
A. V. McClenegan
Dr. and
M. B. Jackson
Hamivota
Miss Milne
Oake
Isaac Cockburn
Manitoba Retail Lumber Association
W. A. Thomson
Oak River
John McRae
Thomason & Hallett
Chas. H. Stewart
Eden
Scotia
R. W. Tweedle
Hamilton
Ont
Geo. Brockwell
Orrwold
Hamilta
H. McConnell
East
Scotland
Mones
H. Iowan
Arthur and
Helen Streets
Gannett Chamber
C. H. Greenshaw
Wm. Ferguson
Wm. Thomson
Sec.-Treas
Geo. Elliott
Wm. Smith
Geo. Anderson
Gehko
Elliott
Carleton
Ed. Whitely
S. Walker
Bob Beatty
J. Jordan
G. W. Roxburghs
Bluestone
Bluestore
G. W. Roxburgh
Miss Gutteridge
J. G. Stewart
Oak River Bakery
Lamtin’s
Lannin’s Bakery
Rn. H. Davis
South Street
J. McCallum
A. J. McAlpin
General Blacksmith
Onl Hiver, Ma
Newdale
Miss Frazer's
Grou Joribwast
Gauhal Fy
Traim Oe Nori
Dean
Aia
Chater
Rapid City Jnet
Sis
O'Choek
Forrest
Varowe
Fess
Ws. Wryrs
Horatio F. Forrest
Minnedosa
Miniota
Manitoba & Northwestern Railway Co
Winnipes
Hamiota Crandell
W. R. Bak
Ithound
Pacific RY
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Seattle
Vancouver
Peter Jones
Hamiota, P.O
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Wm. Gray & Son's
Chatham, Ont
J. McLean
P.S
Williams
Vis
J. C. Clay
J.M. Young
W. A. Campbell
Harrop
R. D. Evans
Manitoba
Howell & Mathers
Vendors Solicitors
K. Curner
Board of License Commissioners
Bano A
Oak River House
Win Chapple
Hamiote
A. Thomeos
Aes
Marion & Marion Patent Solicitors & Experts
Civil & Mechanical Engineers
Polytechnic School of Engineering
Laval University
Patent Law Association
American Water Works Association
New England Water Works Assoc
P. Y Surveyors Association
Assoc
Society of Civil Engineers
Wasnixoton
D.C
Dradwardine
Miss Robertson
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
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McMillan Fur & Wool CO
Firmeapglis, Paikk
J. A. McConnell
Avent
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China
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Chi
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