Church Announcements and Trial Notices
The notice lists church activities at Mev Canmingbars with services every Sunday at 13 a.m. A trial of Pastor Jae. 1. Pryde, M. A. is mentioned with services on Sunday evenings at 7.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
4
The notice lists church activities at Mev Canmingbars with services every Sunday at 13 a.m. A trial of Pastor Jae. 1. Pryde, M. A. is mentioned with services on Sunday evenings at 7.
Local items report C B Stephens leaving for California on Wednesday train and William Ferguson returning from Guelph after the Grand Lodge meet. Geo McKague came back from Winnipeg where he attended the AOU S W Grand Lodge. Rev E P Riddell plans a prohibition talk on Sunday at Hamiota Oak River. W A Thomson and Chas Steel went to Winnipeg for a hockey game. I O C F members visited Brandon and returned by train. William Ever and Maud Robinson announce their marriage today. F Ellis family moving to Palmerston Ontario. Ladies Aid to hold a concert in McConnell’s hall tonight at 8. A Marshall is to face trial for theft in Brandon. Chas Steel delayed en route to Winnipeg by storm. L B Latimer says patron E A James will award the patron’s prize next season. New CPR station expected ready around the 24th with interior painting underway. Canadian Entertainers unable to perform due to Saturday train cancellation. Prohibitionists meet to organize for April 2 referendum voting. Provincial grant of 500 dollars may fund a new agricultural grounds building and possible race track work. Winnipeg Victorias beat Montreal in hockey three games in Brandon. Grand Challenge supper at Brandon Koenspiel with toasts. Rapid City advocates lacrosse in Hamiota. past lacrosse club memories praised and a new club hoped for.
The Saturday storm crippled the province with trains halted across branches and main lines until early next week. A Farmers Institute meets Friday in Orange Hall with H D Smith and J J Ring addressing. ladies invited. Auctioneer McConnell plans forthcoming sales at Ellis and Eyer farms and a warehouse sale. Archie Little, ex Ogilvie Milling rep, returns with his Teeswater bride to settle in town. A chimney fire at James Stewart's house caused alarm during high winds. The Presbyterian church box social in Orange Hall raised about 13 for the organ fund after expenses. Political Reform Union aims to align with the Dominion Alliance, eyeing Hugh John Macdonald for leadership in next elections. Reverend S P Riddell clarifies liquor act voting rules, detailing three alternatives and the exact wording of the act.
Miss Nellie Houck and Milton Stephens of Crandall wed at Mrs Houck's home. Rev Riede officiated in a small ceremony attended by immediate family. A dejeuner followed and the couple planned a wedding tour to Brandon and Winnipeg with generous gifts including a silver pudding dish and clock from the Methodist church friends.
Council met at 10 am with all members present except Coun McConnell. Minutes of prior meeting adopted. Reeve reports provincial health by law enforcement power. Provincial Secretary invites reeves to Winnipeg to discuss Brandon courthouse and jail funding proposal to purchase 1.00 issue of bonds at 1.0 percent.
In this space we promote garments hidden under clothing, noting that underskirts and nightgowns receive careful selection. The copy highlights affordable yet refined options aimed at women, promising quality fabrics, trimming, and attractive pricing.
The Brandon council approves changing the rent of the courthouse and jail to 4200 annually from January 1 1993 with further terms tied to maturity of related bonds. The district may set rent not to exceed 2250 annually after bond expiry. The vote also covers treasurer appointments and other municipal actions including road and hospital funding plans.
By-law No 281 to amend No 229 and read No 231 a first second and third time were approved. The finance committee recommended payment of several accounts including H A Fraser 14.00 Jus Andrew 27.25 W J Cochran 9.69 P Murdoch 11.40 R Pearson 9.00 W Whyte 2.00 J G McConnell 1020 T Parkinson 7.69. The report was adopted and the council adjourned to May 5.
Notice to all claimants against the estate of Ellen Elizabeth Rose late of Shoal Lake Manitoba who died around July 18 1400 Letters of administration issued to Tur Nationa Tavsy Courany Limited require filing by March 28 A D 19W2 with names addresses and claims verified by declaration at 23 Main Street Winnipeg Manitoba After that date administrators will distribute assets only to those who filed claims and no recourse will be available for late claimants Dated Winnipeg February 2 19W2
Note papers Dimity and Baronne are the latest in note papers. They are particularly dainty. A fresh supply of Standard Sewing Machine Oil is now in stock.
Buyer states readiness to purchase fat cattle and all stockers available including hides and talow. Offers the highest price paid for the items.
A series of six pro and con points argue that prohibition has failed, licensed hotels offer safer sale, broad liberty is at stake, enforcement costs are high, prior attempts in the Northwest failed, prohibition burdens taxpayers and real estate values, and it fosters discontent and dishonesty.
Spring and summer ready to wear hats include walking shapes sailors Misses and children's styles. Silks adapted to new trim trends with flowers and a wide line of ribbons chiffons braids ornaments and trimmings offered at attractive prices.
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