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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
4
The notice lists weekly gatherings: Preranttera K Service Sundays at 6, Young People Society Wednesdays at 8, Rev Davies pastor, Steviee Sundays at 7, prayer meetings Thursdays at 5, Rpworth League Tuesdays at 4, Union Martiat Mchc Sundays at 2. Visitors welcomed. F M Tenursomt secretary-treasurer.
Local visitors include Miss Whitely in Rapid City and J Bailey from Shoal Lake. Dr. McInnis of Brandon will practice in Hamiota August 4 to 6. Rev Kilpatrick of Manitoba College to conduct anniversary services August 12. The Agricultural Society plans a fall show September 25 with an entertainment committee.
M B Jackson represents The Marth of Soutien Mortence Cn Fire and Bite need accident Luevreace Bailding Lesene. Loans to Lend at seven percent. Farm lands and village property offered for borrowing.
The Newdale Presbyterian Church grants its pastor a six month leave of absence while the congregation resists resigning. To honor Mr. McLean they gift a prepaid passage to Scotland and return. A Monday meeting addressed pulpit supply with Mr. Stewart gone and financial concerns raised with the Presbytery.
A steamer will be chartered to move twine from the penitentiary dock to Fort William. The Canadian Pacific Railway will cooperate with the government by transporting twine from Fort William to western distributing points at a grain-rate. Prof Robertson from the Department of Agriculture is expected in Kingston to oversee storage of what is believed to be Canada’s largest single twine shipment and will accompany the load west to manage distribution.
Marion Stuart of Munele, Inc reports Mrs. Rena J. Stout recovered from consumption after using Dr King s New Discovery. The patient reportedly weighed 90 pounds before treatment and gained 37 pounds, claiming a complete cure.
Sarah Hannah Pearson died at home near Hamiota on Wednesday July 15 193? She was born in 1865 near Kirkton Ontario and came to Manitoba in 1871. She left a husband Robt Pearson six children and three siblings. The Methodist church held services at the house and grave with Rev P W Davies officiating.
The Nor' West Farmer presents a 100 page Midsummer Fair issue with a six color engraved cover by Stovel Co Winnipex lithographers and engravers. It features well written, profusely illustrated articles valuable to Manitoba and the Territories, a standout home produced project showing printing engraving and lithography from local departments.
A Le Grand man named Danforth reports a six month running sore on his leg healed completely in five days by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guaranteed. Sold by Dr. Lawson.
Kingston dispatch reports July 16 that authorities prepare to ship over one hundred carloads of binder twine to the Carmlian Northwest. The twine will be distributed to farmers at actual cost by agents of the department of agriculture.
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