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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
4
Presettarian warning text lists Sunday services at 7 oclock and Thursday Young People meeting at 7 in the Presbyterian church. Rev P W Davies pastor invites all. Epworth League meets Tuesday at 7 in the Methodist church. Sunday services 2 oclock in Methodist church. FM Tennyson secretary treasurer.
Miss Frazer returned from Minnesota and Mrs Ankenman slowly recovers at home. Frank Flewwelling is appointed leader of the Presbyterian choir. Dr. McInnis visits town, and Miss Watson and Miss Waddel arrive from Rapid City and Dominion City. A skating event at Chumah rink and a New Year visit to Mrs Tennyson's are noted along with cattle shipments and a tax remark.
At 3 30 this morning a large fire engulfed most of Arthur Street starting in Marshall and Browns livery stable and spreading to adjoining buildings. Dr Jackson alerted residents and saved livestock, while several traders reported losses including Dr Jackson, M B Jackson, Wm Ferguson, G W Scott, Dr Whimster and Allan Eby. Some tenants moved operations to new sites as Marshall and Browns plan future arrangements.
Sh B Jackson a solicitor and notary advertises farm lands and money to Bend with collections at each service for the McDouvall Memorial church. The annual meeting of the Presbyterian congregation reported finances in good condition and discussed a separate Sandsy School, with no plan decided.
The reeve election held Saturday last resulted in Mr. O J White being returned by a majority of 64. Results by wards follow, detailing the tally in each division.
A C Campbell solicitor announces office space in the Ekcaxrzaksteag NE area, located in a building south of Miss Frazer's, marking a new local legal presence.
The council received applications for the office of secretary treasurer from E T Bakes L B Latimer and Joseph Andrew indicated willingness to accept. It accepted Jos Andrew’s application and adjourned to 2 pm. The body mourned Reeve W J Cowan and extended sympathy to Mrs Cowan. It approved a new assessment and set January 11 as deadline for assessor applications. The council adjourned to January 16 at 10.
The E. L. of C. announces an Friday evening show on January 25 with a rotating lineup of leaders each night, a feature introduced recently that has proven very successful.
A fragment describes a lingering wound in the old world, bearing the unhealed scar of the agren. The tone hints at historical or geopolitical metaphor, with emphasis on enduring damage and unresolved conflict. The exact entities are unclear but the imagery centers on past strife and ongoing impact.
In a holiday aftermath set piece the rich man’s son dreams of his father’s prized horse while a heiress wears a diamond necklace. A minister suffers indigestion after feasts and a Bible class teacher laments luxury. Little Nell sobs for a broken doll as Willie’s misdeed and a dying wife haunt the scene in a downtown slum.
A farming information packet titled Things Worth Knowing is advertised for Western Canada readers. The offer bundles The Herald, The Nor'-West Farmer, and The Western Home Monthly with a book containing government regulations, daily gestation tables for livestock, farm tips, veterinary briefs, and home-made contrivances. The package sells for 1.75 dollars with framed pictures included.
The Hamiota council met as prescribed by statute and took declarations of office and seated six councillors from wards 1 through 6: Rankin Murdoch Fraser Beamish McConnell Wallace. McConnell Wallace named Beawish chairman. Minutes of the November 2nd meeting were read and adopted. Fraser Rankin set the Secretary-Treasurer salary at 275 dollars for the year with fees for certificates retained by the secretary-treasurer.
John C. Bradwardine, John Parr and Melville Bride left last Monday for Brandon college. Mrs E Hunter and Mrs A Hays departed for Carnduff on a short visit. W G Budd of Rapid City renews acquaintances. S A Bedford from Brandon experimental farm spoke on This Year’s Lessons in Manitoba. Sabbath school teachers elected at the parsonage include W H English, H Clendenn ing, Miss Moyer, Mrs W H English, Mrs J Butchart and Miss Parr.
Miss Flora Bailey travels to Sloughtown for an extended visit with friends. John Young recently visited Minnedosa and is believed to have a specific aim. Miss Effie Allingham visited friends at Arrowton. Our 1900 school teacher, now in Orrwold, was a guest at H. Thompsons of Ellenville last week.
An advertisement touts easy terms with repayment to suit the borrower. It declares no patent combination or life insurance manipulation and promotes quick, fair service with low charges. The lender invites borrowers to try first.
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