Discount Offer on Clothing and Fur Caps
Local store advertises a ten percent discount on clothing and fur caps this week. It notes well assorted groceries for the Nimas trade and mentions stock includes Bisek Tea at eighte.
17 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
1
Local store advertises a ten percent discount on clothing and fur caps this week. It notes well assorted groceries for the Nimas trade and mentions stock includes Bisek Tea at eighte.
The Nelson company gallery disruption noted as a theatre audience problem. The Chicago News reports that many U S settlers seek Canadian Northwest lands due to high rents and wealthier owners in the U S Midwest. It argues American emigrants may become Canadian landowners and notes cross-border loyalty concerns.
The annual meeting of Pioneer Lode No 513 convened in the Orange hall on Tuesday evening last week with County Master J L Switzer presiding. The gathering proceeded with reports and remarks forming the core of the session.
Officers were elected including L Hamilton W M and W J Cochrane with Rev Cunning ham chaplain and Jos Andrew as recording secretary. After installation members adjourned to Whitely house for supper and set lodge meetings for January February and March at 2 30 PM. County court cases: Allan v Kyle $218 verdict for plaintiff with counter claim $67 20. Counsell v Glazier $13 25 and costs. Halliday v Bailey settled. Stephens v Glazier partly heard adjourned. Rudd v Finley settled. Halliday v Gutteridge and Laidlaw $62 60 and costs. Retsve v Maffatt verdict for defendant with costs. Rush v Vanalstine $17 25 after counter claim of $9500.
On Wednesday morning last week Ella Latimer wed Walter Meakin of Lavinia at the Latimer home. Rev. P. Riddell officiated with a bridesmaid Tillie Latimer and bridegroom’s supporter Alexander. A wedding breakfast followed and Ella received many valuable presents including a clock from the Epworth League of the Methodist church members.
Strathclair reports sleighing becomes first class to the mountains while the grain blockade remains. Dr. Rutherford returns from Winniper. Stewart and Co relocate to a new store beside the old stand. King the baker outfits the old post office as a shop and Join Craig returns to his former home.
Monday train carried Mr. McLeod home to Regina. Mr. Ward of Bradwardine visits district friends. Miss Murray of Hamiota visits Mrs. Lief. Miss E. McCracken returns to Neepawa. Miss Allingham of Arden visits cousins. Mr. Iverach of Blarrs visits nearby. James Milne sells farm to J. Cosgrove of Hamiota for 1700 dollars. Mrs. Bailey departs for Portage la Prairie. C E meeting postponed due to Christmas tree at McConnell settlement. Fred Wyatt, formerly with Wm. Leary of Eden, returns home after six months. Remember Lavinia Christ-
The Orrwold Presbyterian congregation plans the opening of their new church likely on Sunday December 28 as announced by local officials and church leaders.
Market prices list for wheat including No 1 Northern and No 3 Northern with various grades, oats, butter, eggs, hay, potatoes, flour, bran, shorts and chop per unit. Prices shown in shillings and pence with per ton or per bushel references.
Chalmers at Scotia reports births for the wife of Andrew Chalmers a daughter named Adisniman At Hamiota and for the wife of Thos Allshiro a daughter born on December 1st.
The notice records Ella Latimer daughter of Z Latimer marrying Walter Meakin at a residence of the bride’s parents in Hamiota. It notes the event date as December and lists the couple as residents of Hamiota. A second item lists a farm sale of about 600 bushels of mall wheat at 2e per bag and a railway company seeking to extend construction time in Canada. An additional note mentions lost clothing items and a horse blanket with owner identification.
A reward is offered for information leading to recovery of two driving horses described as a light bay rising four years with a white star and a dark bay mare aged about four with a white star on the face and white left hind foot. The owner listed is J. B. Hoes of Arrow River, Ontario.
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