Church Notices and Services Schedule
Erin alias Paw Cumninghem announces services. Chris chores and Beyday at 7 pm. Pastor James Pryde leads Sunday service at 7 pm. Sander Rehowl hosts Sunday 2 pm. Tennyson and Trees hold prayer meetings Wednesdays at 8 pm. Young People's Society meets Thursday at 7 3 o clock in Presbyterian church. Ker Riddell, pastor invites all to Fayview Sunday services and 2 pm Sunday School. Epworth League meets Tuesday at 6 50 pm in Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw. C. Cumninghem
Rocumbent
Aevice Fa
Semday
rReanVy
Rena
Jas. J. Pryde
M. A
Sander Rehowl
Tennyson
Trees
Young Meopie’s Society of Christia Endeavor
Local News Roundup from Hamiota and Surrounding Areas
Local residents publish a flurry of arrivals and departures. J R K Foster visits Brandon and Mrs Mills return from Winnipeg while Jas Milne comes home from Brandon and Carberry. Preparatory services in Presbyterian church announced and several meetings set on referendum and prohibition. A list of polling places for Hamiota municipality is provided with multiple divisions and homes named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RK. Foster
Brandon
E. J. Mills
Winnipeg
Thuralay
Jas. Milne
Carberry
Mr. Inglis
Miniota
Presbyterian Church
Hamiota
Geo. Rankin
Alfred Strachan
Chaumah
Council Chamber
John Hogeland
Peer
Walter Lief
Easter Services And Local Meetings In Manitoba District
Farm Lands Insurance Money Con will stay open nine to five. Easter Sunday services at English church with morning communion at 11 and evening at 7. Temperance referendum meeting at Oak River endorses Prohibition League policy. vote planned for April 2. Neepawa club reports sound finances and re-elected directors. social at McConnell's hall features Miss Wallace singing The Spinning Wheel and Rev Pryde's strong baritone. Minnedosa notes Lilian Farquhar McRae wed Frank Hunt in Salvation Army attire at 5:30 pm with reception. couple to Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Sa.m
C. Cunningham
Oak River
Messrs
M. B. Jackson
Hamiota
D. D. Fraser
McDairmid
Prohibition League
Reeve Cochran
Neepawa
Winnipeg Free Press
Neepawa Club
Lowe
Union Bank
Hamiets
McConnell’s Hall
Presbyterian Church
Wallace
Pryde
Minnedosa
Farquhar McRae
Lilian
Frank Hunt
Crandall
J. 5. Watson
Salvation Army
Isabella
MacKay
Mrs. Hunt
Winnipeg man pursues town butcher shop venture
J Klump of Winnipeg now in town plans starting a butchering business. Rev W J Inglis unable to return home due to illness and storm delays. Minnesota council to lay sidewalks from hardware store to post office after snow melts. Eastbound excursionists include Wm Powell and Mrs and Miss Doyle of Beulah. Clifton of Toronto arrived from the east. Sunday School Institute on the 18th drew about sixty in afternoon and over one hundred in evening with talks on missionary spirit, teacher work, getting the boys, and a normal class led by Mr Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Inglis
Council of
Minsota
Jiss
Undergarments Promoted For Ladies Nightgowns Corsets
A retailer urges women to invest pride in underwear as much as dresses. The ad highlights ladies nightgowns with embroidery and tucking from 1.25 to 1.75 and introduces a new French girdle corset priced 1.00 to 1.25.
Winnipeg Judge Opposes Prohibition in First Globe Letter
Judge Ardagh of Winnipeg argues that an unenforced prohibitory law damages public morality and demoralizes minds. He states his duty to vote No to the question Are you in favor of prohibition in his first letter to the Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardagh
Winnipeg
Principal Grant
The
Globe
Prohibition Debate and Government Enforcement Critique
A discussion on prohibition policy criticizes enforcement plans in Ontario and Manitoba. The writer argues silent votes favor prohibition, questions inspectors’ loyalty, and urges support for enforced temperance measures amid political division.
Editor Replies to Mr. Jackson on Temperance Vote
A Hamiota Herald letter to the editor rebuts M. B. Jackson’s stance on temperance policy. The writer questions claims of delegates being stampeded, defends Alliance unity, and criticizes the Prohibition League as a partisan mischief aimed at defeating the Manitoba Liquor Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Liquor Party
Prohibition
Prohibition League
Jackson
League
Winnipeg
Ar. Jackson
Hugh John Macdonald
P. Roblin
Hamiota Herald
M. B. Jackson
Alliance
Friends
L Prohibition League
Opinions Adverse to Prohibition and Public Sentiment
Statements from Edward Blake Archibald McKellar and others on law enforcement stress that without popular backing a prohibition law cannot be enforced. The Rev E Manning Saunders notes public sentiment blocked enforcement of the Scott Act in Nova Scotia. Allison of Mount Allison University warns moral force matters in supporting such laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blake
Archibald McKellar
E. Manning Saunders
D. D
Halifax
Province of
Nova Scotia
Allison
Mount Allison University College
Sackville, N. B
Notice to Forsyth North West Fever Information Seekers
A public notice invites readers to share names of persons who may have the Western Fever and offers information on the North West and its prospects. Contact H. Swinford, General Agent, N P Ry, 891 Main Street, Winnipeg or Chas. Fee, G P T A, St. Paul, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West
H. Swinford
N. P. Ry
Main Street
Winnipeg
Fee
G.P
T.A
St. Paul
Minn
Millinery Opening for Spring and Summer 1902
Our display features trimmed patterns ready to wear hats and walking shapes for spring and summer. Sailors Misses and children hats are highlighted. We guarantee complete line in every detail and fixed prices.
Because Prohibition Has Proved a Failure in Many Places
Arguments cite failure of prohibition, support for licensed hotels over illicit sales, risks to personal liberty, enforcement costs, and widespread desire for regulation in the Northwest Territories where mounted police failed to stop liquor sales. Prohibition seen as costly tax and destabilizing to trade and property values.
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Erin Alias
Ker
P. Riddell
Fayview
Enoch Cornell
England
Presbyterian
Haniota
M.S. Stephens
CLP. R
Arden
F. J. Boulton
Macleod
Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition Association
Mr. A. Lowe
Jbas
Mr. Lowe
Methodist Church
Viola Dale Public School
Messrs. Smith
Ring
Farmers’ Institute
McConnell’s Ball
W. A. Thomson
Chase Steele
Malcolm Thompson
Sewell
B. Jackson
J. Klump
Wapelia
Mr. Clifton
Toronto
Chas. Clifton
Whitewear
L. B. Latimer
J. T. Venables
Fernnota
Aian
Geo. Elliott
A. C. Campbell
Nisan
Communications
Mr. Jackson
Miss Cecilia Wallace
Haster
Miss Frazer
Miss Gutteridge
Geo. S. Anderson
Ogilvie
Glenora
Ogilvie’s
J. H. McLean
California
Pacific
Owasha
Union Pacific
Chicago
Omaha
Pullman
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
E. L. Lomax
Omaha, Neb
Vex Herald
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Vancouver
Seattle
Boston
China
Japan
World
W. B. McLean
C.P. R
W. E. McPherson
Nothern Pacific B
Canadian Northern
Water Street
Crias, Ss. Kfhme
P. A
If. SV
St. Paul, Minn
Tin Street
Duluth
Northern Pacific Re ‘Pembina
Pembina and
Emerson
Canadian Northern Railway
Canadians Northern Railway
Geo. H. Shaw
Chapple & Mills
Proprietors
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