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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
4
The notice lists weekly church services at several congregations near Sandey and Randey. It includes Sunday services at 7 o clock and Sunday School at 2 p m, midweek prayer meetings, and youth society meetings with Epworth League on Tuesday evenings. All are invited.
AH McConnell left for Winnipeg on Monday. Gorion Middleton joins Union Bank. Malin Thoapson traveled to the city on Monday’s train. Mr M B Jackson bought the n 92 15 24 from Mr Wm Leith. Alex Orr of Ralphton returned from Scotland last week. Lawson Elliott Smith and Eby left for Brandon for the bonspiel. Funeral of Mr Winchleson, Hillview farmer, held Monday. Numerous $2.50 bats noted on Se heads. Mrs F J Boulton leaves for Winnipeg before joining Mr Boulton at Fort Meleod. Rapid City School board to build £5,000 brick school this summer. H Inman of Bank of Hamilton recovering, about town. Chas Steel Sr bought east-end lot to build this summer. Presbyterian Endeavor box social held in Orang Hall March 13. Enoch Cowell to Old Country due to mother’s illness. Photographs from Among the Breakers on view at Greenshaw’s store. Agnew of Hanbury Lumber Co Brandon in town. Methodist Sunday School adds fifty books to library. No curling for patron’s prize until Saturday as ships attend Brandon bonspiel. Andrew left for Winnipeg to attend Orange remiodge. absent till Tuesday. Passenger train five hours late due to snow blockade. first time since Oct 1 that delay exceeded 15 minutes. Mrs WJ Stevens notified of death of father Mr Richard Watson of Maran Ontario. David Thomson of Oak River returns from California health visit, weight up thirty-nine pounds. Puglish Church choir seeks two bass, two tenor, two treble. practice Sunday at 3:30 wasp noted.
Auction sale planned by Abraham Eyere for Thursday March 13 will auction stock farm implements and household goods with no reserve. The Eastern Canada Press association meeting set for March 6 at Winnipeg City Hall will address publishers' interests. Snowball throwing at mailboxes prompts warning from Postmaster Elliott. Social events include Mrs Lawson’s Bible class oyster evening with around fifty attendees. The Stout Lake Dramatic Society plans a performance of Among the Breakers at McConnell’s Hall Friday night. Oak River petition seeks reinstatement of Postmaster amid complaints about office location and service quality. James Little notes Oak River postmaster petition with Liberal Association signs.
The store promises bright new spring atmo sphere and fresh merchandise across counters and shelves. Emphasis on style quality variety and price as reasons to visit and shop, encouraging approval and selection.
An offer states no fee unless a sale is completed, and directs to an office second door north of Union Bank.
R Lawson auctioneer of Shoal Lake to sell by public auction on Friday March 1 at the farm 12 miles north of Hamiota on section 4 16 23. Stock implements and household furniture include 7 horses 12 cows 20 young cattle and other farm gear with eight months credit. Bills posted. Hamiota council meets Friday to hear the audit report and appoint a new treasurer.
A local column reports social visits and arrivals including Graham Tench returning from Toronto. Livingstone recovers from a horse bite and blood poisoning, with improvement noted. Miss Hamilton starts as Arrowton teacher, Mr Scott visits his daughter Mrs Ben Wyatt, and amusing horse incident near a house ends with the horse straying home. Special meetings continue this week.
Scotia Presbyterian Church members gathered Thursday evening to honor Annie Smith for serving as organist since opening. Rev. Pryde presided as tea and treats preceded a musical program featuring choruses from Scotia and Mapleshade schools, praised for their creditable performances.
Readable fragments list individuals and relations including Larry Divine J Watson Drnee Hunter Clarence Hunter H McClang Peter Paragrerh J R Michael Hunter s colored servant HH W Hollis G Frazer Ward Misa Mianio Daze Hunter s niece Miss Isabel McHinnon Miss Bess Startright Miss Sadie McFadyen waves Mother Carey a fortune teller Miss Helenrazer Biddy Pear an Irish girl Mrs Coulson.
Mr. McCracken of Neepawa returned home on Wednesday after a week with his niece Mrs. Wyatt. W. H. Decker and wife came back Saturday from a three month Ontario tour. Mrs. Wm. Lief is ill. Jos. Charbenesz returned Saturday from an extended Ontario visit.
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In the matter of the estate of Ellen Elizabeth Rose deceased of Shoal Lake Manitoba notice to all claimants is given. The National Trust Company Limited is administrator and creditors must file by March 28 1903 with names addresses and claims verified. After that date administrators will distribute assets to those entitled and ignore unfiled claims. Signed T L Hartley solicitor for administrator Winnipes this 24th day of February 1903.
Local meat supplier notes rapid growth since opening in Hamiota and says the firm will pay top prices. They will buy fat cattle as well as stockers, hides, and tallow, seeking to expand supply and offerings.
J. H. McLean offers money for lending in Oak River District with C. B. Thomson. George J. Maulson, manager in Winnipeg, advertises a few choice farms for sale in these districts.
Auction notice states a farm sale with joint notes due November 1 and interest rates 5 percent and 4.5 percent, offered cash or credit. The property leased to another party for years will be sold in one lot without reserve starting at 2:00 PM, with all terms to be solidified by the lessee.
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