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Hamiota Herald

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 12, 1902

Page

4

Church Activities With Weekly Services And Meetings

Rev Cunningham Incem tent conducts services in Christ's church each Sunday at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. Pastor Rev Jas J Pryde M A. Prayer meetings Wednesday at 8 p.m. Young People's Society meets Thursday at 7 p.m. Sunday School and prayer sessions held at different church houses. Various congregational groups invite all parishioners to attend weekly gatherings.

Cunningham Incem Christ's Church Sunder Ifaw Sedi Servicw Sumiay Jas. J. Pryde Bunday

Christ Church organist resigns amid parish changes

Mr. F. W. Wicks resigns from his post as organist at Christ Church. Ash Wednesday service set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the same church. Freight hikes force Tamarac wood prices to seven dollars per cord.

A.B. St. John Newdale W. Ferguson Winnipeg van Blarken Arden Christ Church Hamiota

Local notes from Paola area and Winnipeg trip updates

Paola business figures include Sabbit B Jackson Notary and Farm Lands Insurance with tours of inspection and planned summer yard improvements. Church attendance, a major curling match, council vote on seed grain notes, and resignations follow. Journeys to Winnipeg for bonspiels, life insurance offices, civic events, and a quirky occult scam end with a mother revealed as the once sought sweetheart.

Remnants Half Price Stock Sale On Boots Coats And Smocks

A sale of dry goods remnants offers ladies boots from 1.00, misses and children’s footwear from 0.50, two rubber interlined duck smocks at 3.75, and 12 reversible coats marked down from 3.50 to 2.75. Sizes 36 and 42 noted.

Real Estate Agent Ad Promises No Charge on Sale

L. B. Latimer, real estate loan and insurance agent, offers services with a no sale no fee promise. Office located second door north of Union Bank.

Union Bank

Fur Coats and Caps Offered at Clearout Prices

A limited sale featuring fur coats and caps advertised at prices set to clear. Shoppers are urged to seize the opportunity before stock runs out.

Money to Loan Advertised by Campbell Solicitor

A C Campbell solicitor announces money to loan in Office Room 3 Inman Block.

Inman Block

Mrs Nby hosts Miss Lottie Saunders in town

Miss Lottie Saunders is spending a few days in town this week as a guest of Mrs. Nby. Attendance at Sunday school last Sunday was eighty one.

Marriage Rites Unite Nellie Houck Annie Ankenman Kerr

On February 5 at Samuel Ankenman’s home many guests gathered as the wedding march sounded. Miss Nellie Houck escorted Annie Ankenman to the altar where she joined John Philip Kerr before Rev. Riddell. The bride wore white cashmere and carried natural flowers. Forty guests attended the ceremony and many valuable gifts marked the high regard for the couple in Hamilton.

Samuel Ankenman Nellie Houck Annie Ankenman John Philip Kerr P. Riddell Haniiota

Oddfellows Lodge At Home in McConnell's Hall

Members of Hamiota Lodge of Oddfellows hosted friends for an At Home in McConnell's hall. Grand Master Maxwell and Rev W H Emsley spoke as music and vocal performances complemented a supper by Christ Church Ladies' Guild. Dancing followed with Mr and Miss Riddle providing music.

Hamiota Lodge of Oddfellows McConnell’s Hall G. H. McKague Maxwell W.H. Emsley Brandon Ai Hamiota G. Brown Wallace MedKagie F. Langdale Frank Flewwelling

Oddfellows Celebrate Successful At Home Event

The Oddfellows are congratulated for the success of their At Home gathering and those present look forward to a repeat event.

Oddfellows

Town Council Minutes Show Resignation and Road Petition

Friday council session notes resignation of Thomas Parkinson as assessor accepted after debate. Treasury audit deposit approved. St John appointed auditor. Meeting adjourned then reconvened with talks on seed grain notes and by law powers to ban nuisances. A road east and south petition referred to a committee for next meeting. By law 243 to be amended regarding disposal of carcasses.

Rev. C. Cunningham Walter Whyte Whyte Andrew Thomas Parkinson McConnell—Murdoch Treasury Department A. B. St. John Municipal Officers Association of North-Western Manitoba Fearson Murdoch TD. D. Fraser Whyts Cochrane Danie McVounel

Deaths of Mrs Gutteridge and John Parr Bradwardine farmer

The obituary notes Mrs. John Gutteridge died after a brief illness and was buried at Hamiota cemetery with Rev. J. J. Pryde officiating. It also records the death of John Parr, a prominent Bradwardine farmer, whose remains were laid to rest in Bradwardine cemetery.

John Gutteridge Hamiota J. J. Pryde

School Board Meets in Secretary’s Office on Saturday

The school board held a meeting Saturday evening with all members present. Communications from Gurney Manufacturing Co. and Miss Stewart were read. Miss Stewart’s salary was raised to 470.00 per year effective February 21. Accounts for Basler & Bridgeman, G. H. McKague, Miss Frazer, and Scott & Chambers were approved.

Gurney Manufacturing Co Hawke Hamiota Miss Stewart Penlow Murray Venables Penlow Basler & Bridgeman Wood G. H. McKague Miss Frazer Scott & Chambers Hardware

Local notes on travel, property, and revival meetings

Mrs. Lief returned home from Brandon on Saturday's train. The slight snow storm has improved sleighing very little. Jas. Calvert bought R. Calvert's homestead and plans to move in spring. McLeod of Orrwold and Rev Wiggins of Shoal Lake plan revival at Lavinia school house this week. C E society elected E. Alexander president, A. Lief vice president, Cassie Wallace secretary treasurer, Mary Alexander corresponding secretary, May Ball organist.

Wm. Lief Brandon Herb Jas. Calvert R. Calvert McLeod Orrwold Wiggins Shoal Lake Lavinia C. E. Society E. Alexander A. Lief Cassie Wallace Mary Alexander May Ba

Hamiota Council Advances By Laws And Tax Cancellations

The Hamiota council approves amendments to By-law Nos 203 and 230 and passes 250 after first reading. A deputation from the Agricultural Society seeks tax cancellation for 1901. Treasurer Jos Andrew’s resignation is deferred to the next meeting. The finance committee approves several small payments.

Hamiota Agricultural Society

Provincial Live Stock Auctions Set for February sales

Ottawa sale opens February 12 followed by Guelph February 26 with limited lots and selective entries. Breeds include Shorthorns Ayrshires Yorkshires Tamworths and swine and beef breeds represented at Guelph. Prominent breeders like Hon John Dryden Capt T E Robson and others have entered stock.

Guelph Ottawa John Dryden Capt T. E. Robson Ilderton A.W. Smith Maple Lodge R. Gobson Delaware A. Johnston Greenwood J. T. Gibson Denfield S Nicholson Sylvan W.(. Sanders St. Thomas W. Whitelaw J. G. Clark W. Owens Montebello D. McCrae R. Reid & Co Tamworths Berkshires Ayrshires John A. Richardson South March Holsteins

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