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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
4
Local notes report the prairie chicken season opening, hunting plans in Riding Mountains, and up to date on deer and curling interest. They note wheat shipments and storage, car shortages, and fuel supply concerns as winter approaches.
Mr A J LePage of Rapid City spent Sunday in town. Mr E Soldan of Moline visited Thursday. A W Acton of Brandon visited Thursday last. Mr Harry Buzza spent several days at home in Beulah. Miss Flanigan of Brandon visits friends here with Miss Kelly. Rev C H Stewart of Winnipeg arrived Tuesday for a short visit. Dr McInnis of Brandon in town for the week to practice, staying until Friday. Mr H Inman went to Brandon on Saturday on Bank of Hamilton business. Mrs Inman accompanied him. Mrs M B Jackson of town aboard the Corinthian sailing Montreal to Liverpool on Saturday November 5. W A Ireland, Winnipeg Elevator buyer at Lenore, spent Thursday in town and reports it flourishing. Miss Wallace and Miss Pilling visited Crandall on Tuesday. uncle Mr Little of Oak River for a week. He also
At the bride's parents residence on Wednesday, Nov Ith, Mandel, eldest daughter of Wm Cox of Urania and Lanier merchant of Arrow River are wed.
On November dates in Hamiota the wives of three men welcomed sons. The November 11 12 and 17 notices report births to the wives of John Kerr a son W C Fraser a son and Samuel Kirk a son respectively.
In the Surrogate Court of Manitoba a notice under The Manitoba Trustee Act calls all persons having claims on the estate of William Miller, who died around September 27, to file by January 2. The executor William Miller the younger and Hannah Miller executrix urge delivery or posting of claims with details of dates and security. After the deadline the executor and executrix will distribute the estate to those entitled, having regard only to proven claims. Solicitors: C Camper for Miller, the younger, executor, and Hannah Miller, executrix.
iT. Bd. JACKSON, Barrister-at-Law, Solicitor and Notary, and Mr. Arthur Kidd of Lisle Ontario spent time at the C. O. F. concert, visited Carberry, and enjoyed success in shooting geese before leaving for Ontario on Friday morning.
Magistrate Latimer settled wage disputes with most cases out of court. A Galician sued Wm. Stinson for 29 dollars over time and rate of pay, but after agreeing on rate, time was not allowed and the matter was settled. Porter vs Stevens ended amicably over loss claim of 106 dollars. Dezewer vs R Wallace ended with Wallace paying 24.05 plus costs as judgment after time-work dispute.
Arrow River inventor J Mitchell Sr departed for Dartmouth Nova Scotia last August to oversee a new life boat project. The vessel launched on November S with a barrel like closed hull and self righting design. Tests showed it rights itself after capsizing and can be launched from wrecked ships via an interior suspending rope system. Features include sinking with founder vessel then resurfacing, safe high drop, optional propulsion by car or sails, and ability to be attached to an abandoned vessel by line.
At Anwoth on Tuesday October 28 Annie Mandies Hib bert married J Hensen of Miami in a ceremony led by Rev J Lewis with about forty guests. The bride wore fawn cashmere and cream silk with appliqué. cousins and friends offered gifts and best wishes. At Chumash on Tuesday November 1 Mabel Cooke married John Rolston. Rev S P Riddell officiated and the couple plan to reside in Ontario.
The sacrement of the Lord s supper will be administered in the Methodist church on Sunday evening next. There will be service both morning and evening in Christ church on Sunday next. Mr. Brayfield.
The Methodist church at Hamiota held anniversary services with both morning and evening worship. Rev. J W Rumons of Rapid City preached two discourses Isaiah's Call and Political reform and Christian Unity. Presbyterian service featured Rev Mr Cameron of Kildonan with a door knocker theme. Thirteen new members admitted. Thanksgiving and bank offering planned for next Sunday. MONEY TO LOAN offered by A G Campbell of Newdale.
The Empire Tobacco Co announces no price changes for Armig Tobacco, Bobs, Currency and Fair Play chewing tobaccos and extends Snowshoe tag redemption to January 14. Lisiten.
Daily we stock large consignments of attractive Xmas presents including books with newest titles and bindings. We offer something for every taste and every person, ensuring timely delivery for distant friends.
A jumbled health inquiry asks about nervousness appetite digestion and mouth sensations. It mentions coated tongue slimy tongue color possible regurgitation and a general concern with fullness after meals. The text reads as a garbled medical questionnaire or OCR error describing potential gastroesophageal symptoms.
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