Local Hamiota News Items and Railway Updates
A collage of notes from Hamiota area includes harvest and threshing reports, railway switch work, and local incidents. Details cover CP Railway grade work at Oak River, new switching and tin card timing, a threshing accident in Port Colborne, and pilot projects for water drainage and telegraph line protection. Also noted are parish matters in Portage la Prairie, medical updates, market wheat deliveries, and a call meeting over CP rates for Fort William.
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Port Colborne
Ont
John Finlay
Ontario
Misaderfield
Kaw
Sunthast
Teley
C.P. P
CPR
Railway Gang
Manitoba
Hartney Star
C. P. RB
Fort William
Hamiota
Roy Balkwill
Arthur Balkwill
McConnell
Local travel and visitors noted in Hamiota region
A crowded social note records Dr McInnis of Brandon at the Hamiota House. Several residents and visitors travel to Brandon Winnipeg Crandall Melita Shoal Lake and Chicago for visits studies and rest. Notable statuses include Millie McConnell gravely ill with typhoid and Malcolm Thompson recovering enough to sit up part of each day.
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Dr. McInnis
Brandon
Hamiota House
G. Basler
Drancon
Miss Elliott
B. Ross
Miniota
G. L. Stone
Rapid City
A. B. Fleming
Taylor
Winnipeg
Millie McConnell
J. Hl. McConnell
Mr. A. Walker
Miss Irvine
Shoal Lake
Hamiota Friends
Malcolm Thompson
Galbraith
Owen Sourd
Marriage Announcement and Local Developments in Brandon
Dir. Wm. Smith of this place to Miss Annie Giles of Brandon to wed at St. Matthew's Church Brandon this evening. Sept Taxlor of Brancon observed improvements at the C. PH. yard. F. C. Potts, previously a special seat for Champion machines, now leads a Brandon land company. B. Jackson, barrister, sent money for Cord and Mrs. Riddell as they left for Neepawa on Monday.
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Taxlor
Brancon
C. PH
Wm. Smith
Annie Giles
Brandon
St. Matthew's Church
Brsndon
F.C. Potts
Manever
Apples for Sale in Chambers' Warehouse at 33.60 per barrel
The note advertises choice fall apples at 33.60 per barrel from Chambers' and also mentions a fresh arrival of apples for sale at 3.50 per barrel, signed by Waiter Wiyte.
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Chambers
Wiyte
Fire damages prairie and farms near Kerr school
A prairie fire near Kerr school was stopped by Cochrane's threshing aug before it damaged the schoolhouse. An express train west on Thursday ignited stocks on Harry Andrew’s farm, burning about three acres of wheat before suppression. The same engine set fire to John Finlay’s wheat near Crandall, and John Killoch lost about five acres of wheat from a straw stack fire, with damages around 500 dollars as farmers fought flames after noon.
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C.P
Miniota
Brandon
Kerr School
Cochrane
Harry Andrew
John Finlay
Crandall
John Killoch
McConnell Settlement
Onty
Suanday
Mr. Killoh
Mr. Killah
Curling Draws and Bonspiel Planned by Manitoba Branch
The drawing for players mirrors last year with the skip selecting his own men by order of choice. A bonspiel is planned for winter and game nights rest with the executive. W A Thomson and W Ferguson MPP are delegates to the Manitoba Branch BR C C annual meeting in Winnipeg, after which the session adjourned.
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W. A. Thomson
W. Ferguson
M.P.P
Manitoba
BR. C.C
Winnipeg
Reverend Patrick to occupy Manitoba College pulpit
The Rev Dr Patrick principal of Manitoba College will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church in November. Special Thanksgiving services are planned in Christchurch next Sunday at nine thirty and seven. The church will be decorated by the Ladies' Guild. R Horne, secretary of the YALL Ay Winnipes, visited town and spoke at the Sunday school addressing the Bible class with a short pointed talk praising his ability to explain scripture clearly.
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Dusisdess
Winnipeg Free Press
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
Nena Street
Notre Dame Avenue
Patrick
Manitoba College
C. H. Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Christchurch
Nasm
Ladies’ Guild
Ae R. Horne
Yall Ay Winnipes
Presbyterian Sunday School
Horne
Kingston Mayor Race Sees Two Contenders Cards in Paper
An exchange argues farmers should improve grain drawing methods. Four horses can pull a wagon carrying 100 casks of wheat, but one man cannot safely handle two wagons. The text notes long odds and two mayoral hopefuls already in the field with press coverage.
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Kingston
Empire Tobacco Co. advertises unchanged tobacco prices
The Empire Tobacco Company of Lintray states that tobacco types including "Tobaccos, Amaber Stinking," Bobs, Jurreney and Pas remain at the same size and price for consumers. The firm indicates extended the tie for redemption of Snowstive as the same as before.
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Empire Tobacco CO
Lintray
Immigrant Farm Hands Wanted for Scotland Entry
Mr Robert Adamson of the Immigration Department of the Interior travels to Scotland to recruit experienced farm hands for a year long engagement at 200 dollars plus board and housing. Selection is by Mr Adamson and arrivals are expected around December 22. Farmers must apply in writing with 25 dollars toward passage money, deducted from wages, by November 61st week. applications to the undersigned, J Os Evans Smyth Commissioner of Immigration Winnipes Man.
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Robert Adamson
Immigration Department of the Interior
Scotland
Adamson
J. O8ev Syrth
Winnipes
Man
A F Anderson Physician Surgeon at Mr A Kent's
A F Anderson of Kenton is listed as a physician and surgeon in residence at Mr A Kent's. The fragment notes accoucheur duties and references 619-2 as a possible page or classification cue. No dates or further context are provided.
Pepsia Cure Ad Claims Free Trial Offer
An old newspaper style medical pitch asks if indigestion causes discomfort and lists symptoms such as fullness belching heartburn and restless sleep. It promises a free trial of Pepsi U EA Tablets from Laxanersa Company with contact at 45 Visey Steere New You.
Curlers Hold Semiannual Meeting At Hamiota Carling Club
The Hamiota Carling club met in the council chamber on Wednesday evening. President W A Thomson chaired. Minutes were read and adopted. Members were charged a total fee of 7 dollars including 2 dollars membership and 3 dollars other. Officers elected included Ferguson Anderson Jackson Basler Thomson and Smith.
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Hamiota Carling Club
Council Chamber
W. A. Thomson
Manitoba
Messrs. Ferguson
Anderson
Jackson
Basler
Thomson
Smith
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