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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
4
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches announce weekly services and gatherings. Rev. Jas Pryde and Rev. S. Riddell lead Sunday worships, with Sunday School at 2 p.m. Prayer meetings Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Young People's Society and Epworth League host midweek events. all are invited.
Frank Wilcox of Wirtle visited town on Monday. Mrs. Chas Steel left to visit friends in Brandon. Daniel Hamilton of Strathmore granted liquor license. Minnedosa Presbyterian church to open November 16. Mrs. Wilson of Winnipeg visiting sister Mrs. Li Inman. Mr. and Miss Lynch of Arrow River visited Hillcrest. Barber shop advice about calling a man lucky. Mrs. W A Thomson and Mona visit Rapid City. Rev Cunningham visiting near Winnipes. Miss Leslie of Chater visiting Mr. and Mrs Rankin. J Coupe laid out Arrow River town site. Lorimer and Kerr elected church elders. Edna Mackay returned from Minnedosa. Geo Rankin judged at Elkhorn fall fair. Mr. Stewart of Stratford visiting daughter Miss Stewart. Dr Riddell of Winnipeg left for home. W Tennant of Arrow River in town. bury progressing. Mrs Moore to Winnipeg to join husband in mission work. CPR extends farm laborer tickets to Nov 30 due to weather. Jobe Gibbs recovering from typhoid at Shoal Lake. Northern Pacific moves traffic office to Main Street. Union Bank buys Arthur Street lot for new building. Induction of Kerr and Lorimer as Presbyterian elders set for Thursday. J H McConnell elevator work near Arrow River to finish soon. Kelly Merry-Makers performed at Oak River. conflicts blocked Hamiota show. Mrs Bender of Oak Lake visiting district. plans Milwaukee move. CP R carpenters arrive to build loading platform requested by farmers. Farm situated between Storeye and Basler & Brdist elevators at west end.
The itemized column reports Herbert Basler joining the Bank of Hamilton and its new quarters in the Inman block while the Dominion surplus for Q1 reaches 5 405 384 dollars. C P R seeks 1090 workers for Forest extension with wages of two dollars per day. Farmers ship wheat directly to Fort William and over 117 cars have left Macdonald station. Oak River church anniversary and a concert follow on October 27 28. The Y M C A lacrosse team loses to Montreal Shamrocks. Northwestern Manitoba Teachers elect Windsor as president. Wm Wright marries Miss Rankin at Melrose Farm. new winter timetable on C P R. Over 100 000 bushels marketed. threshing continues late. Bachelors plan a ball on November 7 with Rapid City Orchestra. November 9 observed as king's birthday holiday. Thanks giving timing explained. Six Galicians face wage dispute before magistrate. town grows lively as stores stock up for the season.
The C P R train schedule shifts include an eastbound 4 p m daily train from Winnipeg and a new tri weekly Toronto special for harvesters starting Oct 15 running Tue Thu Sat from Winnipeg at 6 p m. Reports note railway amalgamation talks involving Great Northern and Canadian Northern and a new Emerson St Vincent link. The Presbyterian church plans addition delayed due to labor and weather. Nor'West Farmer October issue praised for wet wheat handling and Manitoba exhibit photos. Royal train chef complains of hard to please passengers and Laurier. Southern Manitoba sees furnaces replacing stoves for warm rooms using Souris coal deposits.
When buying an overcoat buyers look for dressiness good all wool cloth fine color finish fit and a moderate price ensuring the garment meets preconceived expectations for quality and style.
A comparison links Elliott's Overcoats with Elliott's Clothing in meeting standards for fashion, quality, and customer appeal across wardrobe needs. The note underscores consistent branding and appeal to stylish dressers.
The advertisement lists Oxford fabric top coats and reefers priced from $5.00 to $6.50, with a $15.00 figure noted for a highlighted item. It presents a serviceable coat selection under the Price Might Interest You heading.
Portage la Prairie October 1%th reports Mr. Adamson cannot visit all Manitoba and N W T points. Farmers seeking experienced hands should write detailing their needs. Several applications were received last spring. The party will arrive in Winnipeg around December 20. Farmers seeking year long help should respond to this opportunity.
We announce to the trade that we are prepared to furnish the latest millinery creations now available in the market. The range promises fashionable designs and quality materials for retailers seeking current headpiece trends.
Fresh Souris coal beds supply ample fuel with improving stove and furnace designs. Hon. N Clarke Wallace of Woodbridge dies at home after a period of ill health. he had served West York in Parliament since 1878 and led the Orange Order in British North America as Grand Master since 1887, dying at age 54.
A local shop on Arthur Street announces its new quarter stock of musical instruments including mouth organs, multipphones, guitars, banjos and more. Committed to friendly service and easy showing times.
I have just secured the services of Mr. J. Melhuish of Brandon, a top cutter in the province, ready to produce up-to-date work with a first class fit. Stock includes imported tweeds serges worsteds and a full range of first class pantings for sale.
A playful Scots character named Scotty is celebrated as a faithful, brave, and loyal Scot. The poem praises his courage in adversity, steadfastness to friends and Scotland, and readiness to defend his homeland with strong, fearless resolve.
Mr. R. Adamson of the Department of Immigration plans to take workers to Scotland in about three weeks to hire farm hands for a year in Manitoba. Wages are $200 for experienced hands. Applicants with $25 for passage may mail to Mr. Adamson at Virden by October 16 or to the Commissioner of Immigration in Winnipeg by October 21. Previous recruits brought last June are praised by employers in letters. Adamson will visit Manitou October 10, Morden October 11, Glenboro October ?, Souris October 15, Brandon October 16 and 17, Carberry October …
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