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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
4
Readable items cover social events, auctions, church services, and notable incidents in Hamiota area. Mentions Harold Nelson in McConnell's hall, at home gatherings, Masonic lodge, public meetings by Rev J R Shearer, and upcoming Christmas activities. Also notes crop, stock, and railway developments plus a brief legal case and a drunken incident leading to a fine.
Mi ss Rev. C. H. Stewart returned to Winnipeg on Friday. W. F. Hackie of Winnipeg spent Sunday in town. Miss E. Giles of Brandon is visiting her sister Mrs. G. Basler. Mr. John Whyte of Rapid City public school was a visitor in town over Sunday. Mr. Geo. Gunning of Lavinia returned Saturday from a visit to Winnipeg. Mrs. Cunningham Moore arrived Saturday on a visit to friends in Hamiota and Crandall. Miss Flanigan, who has been visiting in town, returned to her home in Brandon on Monday. Rev. A. Chisholm of MacGregor arrived Tuesday and is guest of Mr. M. Thompson. Mrs. Thos. Finlay of Rapid City spent a few days in town visiting her sister, Mrs. John Berr. Mrs James Chalacers, who had change of the Kerr Bei od, is visiting friends in this dis
Mr B Jackson the Barrister visited town on Wednesday while Architect Brown of Winnipeg inspected the new Union Bank. Mr Geo Walker has moved to Yorkton for a new position. Mr G L Stone of Rapid City helped organize a Masonic lodge Tuesday. Mr Chas Kerr returned home for his sister’s wedding this evening. The Blanderfield family moved from Winnipeg into the former Pryde residence. Hugh Eliott, lately in British Columbia, travels to Arrow River to visit his mother and sisters.
The Church of England service on Sunday was led by Rev. Mr. Brayfield from Newdale in exchange with Rev. Cunningham. Morning and evening sermons drew attentive audiences as Brayfield preached on faith and fruit of good works and vanity, while the choir under Mr. Percy Urey received praise for high performance.
Mr Davidson of Brandon paid a visit last week while Miss Jennie Allingham and Miss Mattie Saunders returned home from Bradwardine and Winnipeg respectively. Multiple locals visit friends and relatives, weddings and skating parties are popular, and farmers rejoice at open fall aiding fuel and feed.
A catalog describes Tiffany glass items priced from £1 030 to £19 00 and a range of Lovers books for both young and old. It lists Boys Annual and Girls Week volumes at 2 00 and highlights new anime stories by Conn Clark Co. Plus a selection of inpsiosl goods and musical instruments with quick tailoring and prepared gift items.
The fragment notes a handsome item made of oak with an inked surface and an ornate design. It mentions letters and elaborate portraits and lists several names including Miss Fineer, Miss Siahel, Miss Annie Fraser as figures connected to the display.
The notice praises new items in Fancy Goods Books and Stationery with attractive designs and appealing presentation. It mentions recent arrivals and a variety of styles for gift and display.
Fragmentary OCR text references a tobacco company and price-related notes dated January. Mentions consumer view, time for decision, and an implied corporate notice. No clear names, places, or concrete actions readable.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a meeting connected to Pro- Vines and William Biller with references to dates, payments, and a forthcoming sale. The text mentions a September deadline and a sale scheduled for the next November, with names such as Silas Sereeters and Lorin Ja Ve.
Readers eager for new Christmas items show interest as stores stock holiday merchandise. Shoppers seek affordable items and novelty gifts to brighten celebrations amid a fluctuating market.
The readable fragments discuss feelings of fullness after meals, with garbled phrases and names. It mentions various items and possible food-related sensations but lacks coherent context or identifiable events.
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