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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
4
The town records a busy period with school openings delayed to 9 50, an annual hamlets agricultural meeting planned, and miscel laneous notices of choir dinners, church entertainments, and prize events. Moose and elk hunts are reported near Riding Mountains, with social events, lodge elections, and a bridal in the Kerr home rounding out a week of local life.
Mr. Geo Lorimer returned Friday from Brandon. Miss Edna Mackay visits Arrow River. Mr E E Greenshaw of Shoal Lake spent several days in town. Miss Armstrong visited Rapid City. Rev J W Tuglis of Miniota was in town Wednesday. Miss Young of Orrwold visits Mrs Lawson. Mr Charles Dickie leaves for Scotland for winter. Miss Thompson of Carberry visited town. Mr and Mrs Wm Anderson of Eden plan winter in Scotland. Mrs Anderson returned from Shoal Lake. Mr A Little of Teeswater left for home. KR McAfee of Minnedosa in town for ADIL. Miss Vion Bible class hosted by Mr and Mrs J Nairn. John Hunter of Moline, visiting Mason, attended local lodge events and stayed with Mr Norman Currie.
Rev J G Shearer spoke at the Presbyterian church on Sabbath observance and the Lord's Day Alliance work with a small attendance. He urged safeguarding the Sabbath as a day of rest and noted a branch was formed in Hamiota with officers elected including President FE Middleton and Secretary Rev J J Pryde.
Harold Nelson and his company under T. E. Cornyn staged Ingomar Hamlet Don Ceasar de Bezan and Richelieu at the Hamida theater. Miss Maud Proctor and Miss Helen Scott led strong performances with Mrs. Clara McDonald Cornyn’s piano adding to the evening’s appeal. The engagement ends with praise for acting, staging, and management.
The Wilson's Uncle Tom's Cabin company staged Uncle Tom's Cabin Monday and Ten Nights in a Bar Room Tuesday at Mc Connell's ball. The critic blasts the troupe as poor performers relying on a weak band and cheap posters, calling the shows the fiercest proposition to hit town for WALLY Mavens.
Peter Routhwell visits with R Haggard while Miss Hattie Tench travels to Forest. Pami Newman spends days visiting friends in our burg. Lara Wilson of Shoal La visits locals. More Rothery is active again. Geo Allingham visits his uncle Thos Allingham in Oxbow. Addie Anderson attends school in Hanicta. Wolves are numerous in the district this fall with large sightings. Sam Scott of Dauphin visits and remains with his sister Mrs Wyatt. Wim Scott returns to Dauphin after three months away. Minnie McCracker of Neepawa visits Mrs Wyatt then returns home. W Johnstone and family of Chater visit Thos Johnston and Mrs Oliver Wallace. E W Alexander travels to Braxdon for church project business at Orewold. F K Lord departs for Arden to establish his future home. Annual school meeting reports several items. Mr T. participation noted.
The Orrworld Presbyterian church near completion promises a striking exterior and forthcoming opening arrangements. A marriage, Cassie Wallace to John Ludlow, occurred at the Wallace home with a reception and dancing, as friends wish the couple long, happy lives.
A legal probate notice informs that the estate of Wai Miller in Manituna Province is under administration by the musitum municipality. It directs creditors to present claims by a specified date and appoints A B. Cee as the executor and Miles as solicitor.
A local ad touts dressing companions including brushes, mirrors, and powder, plus gentlemen's companions, satchels, purses, and leather cases in various styles. It also promotes a selection of musical instruments to suit lingering evenings and invites customers to view the stock in store.
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