Confectionery Teems With Candy and Treats in Town
A local shop loaded with apples oranges nuts and candies announces steady supply of lemons raisins and other sweets. The shop also stocks cream and soda water for visitors seeking refreshments.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
1
A local shop loaded with apples oranges nuts and candies announces steady supply of lemons raisins and other sweets. The shop also stocks cream and soda water for visitors seeking refreshments.
Publication details indicate weekly eve publication from the office of publication. Rates include contract advertising with a minimum three month term and transient ads per line with first week pricing then reduced weekly. Special notices and lost and found items offered. limits apply to local column ads.
Time will see Hon J C Patterson end his Manitoba term in September and he plans to contest an Ontario constituency in the upcoming general elections. Ottawa appoints Judge Prendergast to probe alleged June school land sale irregularities with a thorough inquiry promised. Lord Russell, England's Chief Justice, died after surgery for gastric catarrh. Two Canadian soldiers in South Africa blamed as London Cockneys face ten years for arms theft and resale to Boers. John McCarthy receives three years for bicycle theft.
A lengthy editorial debate in the Western Presbyterian questions the Hamieda congregation’s plan to retain Mr. Stewart as pastor under a $300 stipend. It argues the Presbytery's decision may backfire, risking a split, and notes local misperceptions about church regulations and funding driven by non Presbyterian supporters.
A speaker stated that he accepted the change but required the Presbytery's full consent prior to action. The remark emphasizes adherence to church authority in the decision process.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan touts Electric Bitters claiming his wife was bedridden five years but after using two bottles she can do her own work. The ad claims relief from nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizziness with a guaranteed cure for guaranted price.
Local crops look well given the season though wet conditions hinder haying. In about two weeks the reaper is expected to provide work for several idle hands. Mr. L Allingham and family moved to a new house and hosted friends at a party on August Yth. The Doherty family notes A E Doherty plans to teach in the territories.
Miss E Carduff of Cypress River visits cousin Mrs Kart. Miss Clendenning is ill. Mrs W Hunter, visiting relatives, left for Strathclair. Miss Robertson returned from Brandon. Miss Atkins of Winnipeg visits C S Clendenning. Mr Thompson of Strathclair renews acquaintances. Albert Cooper Hunter and Harry Clendenning attended the Virden shooting contest. Mr H Anderson of Wheatland and his sister Jessie spent last Sunday with friends.
Oak River reports reappointing John Greenaway as Provincial Constable and J W Lannin as Police Magistrate for Manitoba. A storm passed Sunday with hail and thunder. efforts to recover stolen items continue. Qek River fair ended strong with top showings in horses cattle pigs poultry dairy and ladies entries.
Market notes show wheat prices for various grades and oats per ton, with figures appearing garbled. An advertising notice from W. D. Rowse, M.D. and a waterproof coat offer indicate property retrieval terms at the office.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Fire Pulse remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims to purify blood and boost health, selling for 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Dr. Lawson.
A large number of farmers visited Brandon fair and expressed satisfaction. Alex.ee is breaking 100 acres for Mr. Virtue who bought land from A. Rt. Sutherland. The new church stonework progresses with masons at work. Malcolm McLean prepares his engine for threshing season. Huh Roberts, a bachelor farmer, sold about 400 dollars of cattle to Frank Millar. Crops ripen fast in warm weather and the wheat crop looks good across the district. George Jackson grows a fine wheat crop on land bought through John Underhill. Mrs. Alex McGregor travels to Winnipeg with her daughter who has lost use of her feet. R. Lawson, V.S., of Shoal Lake visited this week. Bob reports good success in most cases.
Mrs. George Long of New Straitsville Ohio suffered a frightful cough and sleepless nights. After trying remedies and doctors she was urged to use Dr Kine s New Discovery which cured her and also cured Mr Long of a severe pneumonia attack. The medicine is promoted as a cure for throat chest and lung troubles priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free at Lawen s drug Store.
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