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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
1
Advert reads that Jared and DB offer a broad assortment of mitts gloves and felt goods with pies priced 20 percent lower than nearby shops. The note touts unsatisfied customers and a specialty in Tean Soc Tor Wie.
The Herald prints weekly digest from the office of publication Hamion Mealtoba subscription details rates and terms for notices ads and special notices including lost items pounds and entertainments chargeable by the line with rates for first week and subsequent insertions and no notice under a line.
About twenty rate payers attended the annual meeting in the school house. Rev S P Riddell chaired and secretary John Nairn presented the auditors report. A Gurney Manufacturing Co communication reported unsatisfactory furnace operation and the board’s inability to obtain satisfaction. Discussion on creating an intermediate department drew differing views.
The board decided to refer the matter to Inspector Lang for action according to his recommendation. Retiring school trustee F. T. Venables was reelected.
Municipal nominating day in Hamiota drew large ratepayer turnout with a fierce contest anticipated for reeve and wards 4 5 seats. Reeve Frazer faces R W Brethour and J White. Ward 4 candidates J H Beamish and J H Houck. Ward 5 contest between W J Stevens and Hamilton Thompson. Council proceeds included reports on finances roads culverts and proposed daily mail service.
Early today Mr. White signified his intention to retire from the reeveship contest and told Returning Officer Latimer to carry out the action. The morning tense with political maneuvering as candidates adjust to the development in Hamioda's municipal scene.
Rev D Sutherland spends a week with his family in Winnipeg while American land seekers flood westbound trains. Threshing nears end and business is fair, hampered by a blockade. A freight train stalled east of town last week forcing an engine from Minnedosa to move stalled cattle cars.
Names listed in merit order for Grades VII and VIII include Hattie Whitely Annie Fraser Lorne McConnell Phercy Fraser Willie Kirk Ethel Whitely Eugena Dixon Philip Heddesheimer Willie Heddesheimer Alice Kirk Bert Elliott Jennie Steel Roy Shier George Venables Pearl Wilson Annie McRae Lottie Johnson Grade VI Wille Wilson Roy Pedlow Kreta McKay Mary Lorimer Lily Cavanaugh Jennie Moore Flora Fraser Lottie Basler Franklin Moore Theodore Murray Addie Anderson.
The wedding occurred on Wednesday November 2 to Isabelle Kerr daughter of Philip Kerr joining with Geo George Y Rankin. The notice also mentions tobacco prices and Empire Tobacco Co. extending Snowshoe tag redemption time to January 1.
Public notices include railway act discussions with Grand Nord Company and Parliament, a cattle owner alert for a missing heifer, and the Hamiota Agricultural Society annual meeting scheduled for December at the council chamber. Other notices announce the Oak River Agricultural Forester meeting and finder rewards for property notices.
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