Curling Patron's competition schedule details
The schedule lists matchups from February to March including Lawson against Smith and Anderson against Elliott on Feb 26, Basler versus Eby on Feb 27, and subsequent rounds through March 20 with pairs such as Lawson against Elliott and Smith against Basler. The bracket features multiple rematches and daily pairings across eight days.
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Lawson
Smith
Anderson
Elliott
Basler
Eby
Palmerston Winter Stock Remains Healthy as Referendum Dominates
In Palmerston stock is wintering well with ample feed outlook. The referendum is the chief topic at prevent. Mr and Mrs Wm Kidd of Brandon celebrate their golden wedding on Thursday March 6 with guests from Pipestone Oak River Arrow River and local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prevent
Kidd
Oak River
Jas. Little
Wm. Kidd
Brandon
Pipestone
Arrow River
Hamiota Herald Advertising Rates Notice
The Hamiota Herald lists subscription at 1 per year in advance with contracts at least three months. Transient ads 12 cents per line first week and 5 cents per line weekly thereafter. Special notices cost 5 cents for first insertion and 25 cents for subsequent insertions. Church events with admission fees charged at transient rate. No notices under ten lines or under two will.
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Office of Publication
Advertising Persists as Key to Local Trade
A persuasive appeal notes that newspapers attract customers and that merchants who advertise in The Hamida Herald gain visibility and sales. Being present in the paper is portrayed as essential for competition, with claims that The Herald is progressive and read widely in Hamiota and surrounding areas.
Manitoba Alliance members criticise referendum as loaded
The Moosomin Spectator reports Manitoba Dominion Alliance members insist the referendum is loaded and primed, urging actions against its authors. The Neepawa Press laments a $500 provincial grant to Hamiota Agricultural Society, arguing government influence and ignored local needs.
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Moosomin Spectator
Manitoba
Dominion Alliance
Neepawa
Hamiota
Springlike Weather and Local Health Notes in Lavinia
Lavinia reports mild spring weather and notes for residents Mrs. Win Lief remains in poor health while Miss Alexander is ill with la grippe. Mr. Scott returned to Dauphin. Walker family plans farm return. Livingstone recovers from facial blood poisoning and goes back to Hamiota. Miss McKinnon from Shoal Lake visited Miss Mary Alexander. Bible class splits into senior and junior groups as attendance grows. One of Geo Norton’s mates was injured near his barn but is recovering. Special services ended at Lavinia and move to McConnell settlement this week. crowded services show strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scott
Dauphin
Miss Alexander
la Grippe
W. Stewart
Montana
Livingstone
Hamiota
Miss McKinnon
Shoal Lake
Mary Alexander
Geo. Norton
Among the Breakers at Mc Connell Hall Draws Strong Night
Shoal Lake Dramatic Company staged Among the Breakers in Mc Connell's hall last Friday. The audience filled the hall and stayed for dancing after laughing. Sadie McFadyen led as Miss Bess Starbright with natural charm. Helen Fraser shone as Mother Carey in key scenes. Mrs. Coulson contributed solidly as Biddy Bean, aiding the comic rhythm.
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Shoal Lake
Helen Fraser
Mother Carey
Shoal Lake Dramatic Company Delivers Strong Amateur Play
Review lauds Miss Isabel McKinnon and several actors led by A Dickson as Murray and C Fraser as Bruce Hunter. Praise centers on stage chemistry in the final scene and Miss McFadyen s scenes while noting H Hollis overplayed horseplay. The show raises over 50 dollars for Shoal Lake hospital and ends with a post performance dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Daze
Hunter
Isabel McKinnon
A. Dickson
David Murray
Dickson
C. J. Watson
Larry Divine
Murray
Mr. C. Fraser
Bruce Hunter
Mr. Fraser
Miss McFadyen
J. K
Mr. Hollis
Shoal Lake Hospital
Shoal Lake
Crowds Attend Rink Night as Canadian Entertainers Die
A large Saturday crowd enjoyed excellent ice while Miss Kerr and Miss McCoy, Canadian entertainers, were killed to appear here. Rev W J Inglis rode a Brandon train. he’s ill and stayed in Brandon with Mr Parnell filling in. Beulah carnival drew big turnout. Miniota curlers beat Beulah. Jas Cusack won the two mile race. Scotch evening hosted by the Literary Society drew a large crowd.
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Miss Kerr
Miss. McCoy
Miss Head
Hunter
Rapid City
W. J. Inglis
Brandon
Inglis
Parnell
Beulah
Miniota
Jas. Cusack
Local Scotch Night Delights Community Members
A Scottish programme delighted residents of the district with strong applause and pride in the host town. Mr. Geo E Mellor, living a mile south, has sold his farm to Mr. McQuay of Ontario and plans a public auction of stock and implements before returning to Ireland. Mellor will be missed for his public spiritedness.
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Geo. E. Mellor
McQuay
Ontario
Mellor
Local Commodity Prices Include Wheat and Oats Passages
A list of basic commodities appears with prices for wheat varieties, oats, eggs, hay, potatoes, flour, bran, shorts and chop by the ton or per bushel. The text resembles a historic market price table with multiple grain and feed items.
Unclear Names Listed At Vicar Hambers Event
Fragmentary OCR shows a March 4 gathering at the Vicar Hambers with individuals including Yai Cunningham B.A. Mr. Gee Hannah Crandall Jo ies Bertha Roy Winnipeg. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Haxnan—Roy
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Canada
F. J. Boulton
Maxacen Hawiora Baaxen
Bank OF Hamilton
Capital
Fr. Inman
Andrew Kelly
J. W. Bishop
Herald Office
Helen St. Rescrs
Court Hamiota
C.O.F
Visiri Newale As
G. H McKacue, C.R
Hamiota No
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Jordan
Ree
A. Lawson
Hamioda
Orrin
Helen St. Hawes
M. A. Whimster
Man
Todd & McKellar's Livery Stable
Curling
Boulton
Latimer
Basier
Lawson Vs. Basler
Elliott Vs. Latimer
Elliott Vs. Basler
20th—Elliott
Pioneer L.O.L
Cousec
WM. Mippieros
Rec
Orange Hall
Cas. Smith
Alex. Kerr, N.G
Ham
Ieta
Bhetmhen
A. Stl
Waant
M. ‘Tompson
Brooxper
S. C. E. B. S. White Unk Lodge
Wigting
W. Hewr
Wixoson
Secerraat
J. H. McConnell
Undertaker
Wm. Wwright
C. Sheardown
General Blacksmith
McLean
Bluestone
THE
International Food CO
Scott & Chambers
J. Arnovitch
Breckenridge
W. J. Breckenridge
the Central Hotel
Union Bank
MES. Mills, Proprietress
Palmerston
Hamiota Herald
Hamida
Herald
the Herald
Formalin
Western Canada Accident and Benevolent Association
Winnipeg
F. W. Wicks
Osk River
Cranda
P. Heddesheiner
Baker and Confectioner
Hamiota, Man
Lees Nelp
Montreal
Ciepatch
Peter Ee
fursieh _ Petente
Maurier & Naere
Cili Beted
Dominion Petety
Petert Bustagss
Marion & Marion Patent
Milseos
Wennlngten de
Frost & Wood Implements
F. Counsell & Son
Lavinia
Win Lief
McConnel
Mrs. Coulson
Biddy Bean
Larry
C. H. Greenshaw
Hamiota Markets
W. Prowse, M.D
Edin
Donald Street
Broadway
Robi Lewin
Blanchard
P. Jones
Pek Sale
Crandall
James Aldrish
P. O
A. M. Crandell
Jos. Lorimer
E. Munro
Apps Os
Ee Gray ED
W. A. Peden
Roseburn
McConnell Settlement
Rossburn
SALE
Thos. Kidd
A. Wilson
Prof. King
W. A. Thomson
Drewry
Radnor
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