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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1900
Page
4
Local news lists church activities with Epworth League meetings and Sabbath services. It also reports on residents, visits, political events, business closings for Thanksgiving, and various local appointments and transfers.
The town prepares for an electoral gathering with Rev R Patterson preaching and H C Clay named returning officer. Poll sites are Orange Hall and A D McConnell residence. CP R time changes improve service. Isaac Campbell QC and local figures to address electors in McConnell's hall.
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a long standing hacking cough. She reports relief of chest pain and improved sleep after other treatments failed. Trial bottles offered free at Lawson's drug store with a sale price of one dollar.
A reader defends their team and questions Jas Milne’s claim that a judge noted lameness among horses. The writer states they had not observed any lameness and argues observers outside the ring cannot judge as well as the official judges. The piece ends by inviting public judgment on the matter.
Hamiota School reports September top marks in Grade LI 1st junior department. Winnie Alishire heads the list, followed by Flosging MeeKague and Joseph White for high scores in their classes.
Grade II results show Ray Murray first and Willie Murray second with Spt Gertie Mc Connell third. Grade I ranks go to Gordon Stinson first Murielle Fraser second and Gertie Latimer third. Class I sees Mabel Pedlow first Allie Whitely second Pearl McConnell third. Class II rewards John Wilson first Harold Ferguson second Erna Cavanaugh third. Class IV lists Lisle McLean first Letina Basler second Merle McKellar third.
An advertisement claims Bucklen’s Amnica Salve cures itching piles and bodily eruptions. It touts thousands of successes and guarantees a cure with a 25 cent box, sold by Dr. Lawson.
Reports on new stores and property transfers, renovations, and a dramatic gun accident. Also wedding notices, horse exhibitions, warehousing changes, and a political plea urging votes for Thompson over Roche with provincial policy claims.
Brandan becomes the official agent for Somerville Marble and Granite Works, representing the company in client negotiations and material sourcing. The move positions Brandan to expand showroom partnerships and oversee project bids across the region.
The administratrix Ada Milne will sell at public auction on Saturday October 2 1900 at the Hamiota House Hamiota Manitoba the south east quarter of section 24 township 15 range 24 west of the first meridian about ten miles northwest of Hamiota sixty acres cultivated with a small frame house sale terms 8 percent cash at sale 3 percent in one month and balance in one year interest 6 percent subject to upset price. For details contact M B Jackson solicitor.
An advertisement offers a bundled deal for $1.75 including The Herald The Nor-West Farmer and The Western Home Monthly with a free Nor-West Farmer subscription until Jan 1 1902. The sale promotes a book Things Worth Knowing filled with government regulations farm tips gestation tables and veterinary briefs designed for Western Canadian farmers.
Oranges lemons bananas and assorted fruits accompany bread buns and pastries at Lannin's. The ad highlights orange cherry raspberry and pineapple fruit cider and a variety of soft drinks as part of the shop’s offerings.
A cablegram from Paris reports the Canadian Pacific Railway Company won a gold medal for its exhibit at the Exposition, hailed as one of the event’s most interesting attractions, and a silver medal for a palatial sleeping car section on display.
timetable fragment notes daily service including Sunday, with 4.80 p.m departures to Portage la Prairie and intermediate points on Monday and Wednesday at 11.59 a.m, and 10.35 a.m arrivals on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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