Physician and Surgeon A F Anderson Listed in Kenton
A. F. Anderson M.D. CM physician and surgeon and accoucheur, Keddesheimer anderson listed in Kenton area at Mr. A Kent's sec 6-12-25.
16 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
1
A. F. Anderson M.D. CM physician and surgeon and accoucheur, Keddesheimer anderson listed in Kenton area at Mr. A Kent's sec 6-12-25.
The Hamiota Herald lists its publication details and rates for ads. Subscriptions are 1 per year in advance. Transient advertising is 12e per line first week and 6e per line each subsequent week. Special notices start at 5e for first insertion and 2c for later insertions. Church socials with admission charged follow same rate as transient ads.
Residents and merchants complain of chronic delays since a washout between Minnedosa and Rapid City. Winnipeg goods arrived after two weeks, and an excursion to Minnedosa was rerouted to Rapid City, leaving patrons dissatisfied with CP Rail's handling.
Frustrated organizers cite lack of rolling stock after failed bids to attach coaches to a regular freight run. They asked to hold the train or use box cars to accommodate visitors from Rapid City, but scheduling difficulties and scarce equipment led to a spoiled afternoon and widespread disappointment. Residents expect better railway accommodations and stronger regional advocacy.
The council met at 10 a.m. with Reeve Fraser presiding and all members present. They read last meeting’s minutes and considered communications about municipal finances, road funding, and nearby property claims. Budgeted road appropriations and a 50 borrowing from the Bank of Hamilton were debated alongside by laws and cross-town cooperation.
Council discusses by laws to protect pedestrians near new buildings and excavations on street lines in Amiota and Hamivota. By law numbers 236 286 and 237 are introduced read and passed with standard formal adjournment and finance committee accounts listed for payment.
A school house picnic held Tuesday proceeded smoothly with clear enjoyment. Events included men’s and boys’ races, tug of war, and a baseball game among others, with several races producing notable results.
In a local athletics program Abra ham Tench won the 100 yard race with Scott Cameron second. G Tench led in running and standing hops and jumps with Walter Lief as runner up in standing events. J A Bedford and Wm Lief shared high jumps, John Wallace and Bedford won standing high, while tug of war favored the Alexanderians in a spirited contest. Old Timers defeated Lavina 17 to 2 in baseball.
The annual Woodworth municipality Sunday school convention met at Bradwardine church on the 10th. Ministers from Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Baptist churches spoke on topics including Religion in Head and Heart and Bible as a Text Book. C B Clendenning was elected president and Miss Gordon secretary. Baseball followed with Ancrum defeating Bradwardine 24 to 18, a return game set for Ancram on the 16th.
The text touts Amber Plug Smoking Tobacco as winning on its merits and asks if you have tried it while urging readers to save the tags as valuable.
Birth notices report the birth of a daughter to the wife of James H. Collinson at Hamiota on Saturday July 12, a son to the wife of Arthur Atkinson on Thursday July 4, and a daughter to the wife of J. B. Thomson on Tuesday July 9.
In Winnipeg on Wednesday July 2 the Rev John D Gillam united James Riddell of Hamilton with Helia eldest daughter of the late Peter McDougall of Ralphton. PD S W Prowse MD Edin eyes ear nose throat notes and address 10 Donald Street near Broadway. Reward offered at this office for a pet gold rimmed spectacles marked Taunton Charlottetown P E I.
Tenders are invited by M B Jackson secretary for booth privileges to provide meals and refreshments on show day August 6. Tenders may offer a percentage of gross receipts or a lump sum. Tenders close the 1th inst.
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