Wheat and business notes from Hamida
Local items report hard wheat prices at Fort William and a Monday market. Andrew Killoh yields about 40 bushels per acre on a 30 acre field. The Herald notes new post mail service and money orders via Dominion Express. Union Bank of Canada opens in Miller block Shoal Lake under Jas. Macdonald. W. N. Harrop harness sold to A. C. Blain at Oak River. Weather and fires feature along with social notes including Mr. Morrison’s marriage in Scotia and a stray horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Killoh
Union Bank of Canada
Miller Block
Shoal Lake
Jas. Macdonald
A.C. Blain
W. N. Harrop
Oak River
Blain
Mr. Harrop
W.N. Harrg
Union Bank building project gains carpenters and early settlers
T. E. Thomson leads a crew of carpenters to begin exterior work on the Union Bank building. Harold Nelson plans to perform at Hamilton in mid November with his first class company. Nelson’s touring success continues in towns he visits. Americans arrive by train and inspect vacant property shown by K. D. Hodkinson of the Canadian American Immigration Co. Bran don. Some buyers have purchased land and will settle next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Nelson
Hamion
Nelson
Innila
K. D. Hodkinson
Canadian- American Immigration Co
Brandon
Bind
Social and Personal News Highlights
M Turriff of Rapid City visited last week. A E Philp of Brandon was in town Tuesday. Geo Swart, Ogilvie Milling travelling agent, was here Tuesday. Mrs M B Jackson leaves Monday for England for several months. Miss Frazer of Shoal Lake and Miss Evans of Beulah spent Sunday visiting Miss Frazer. Miss Whitely hosted friends Monday evening. Mrs Marshall and Mrs Horne, visiting Mr and Mrs John Nairn, returned home Monday. Miss Dickson left Monday for Strathcona Alberta for months. Messrs M B Jackson J H McConnell Malcola Thomson travelled to Winnipeg Monday. Mr and Mrs E Tolton of Oak Lake spent Sunday, Monday with Mr and Mrs A C Little. Mr Freeborn of Port Perry, visiting J G Stewart, left for Ontario Monday. Miss Henderson of Scotia, ill with bowels inflammation, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tolton
Oak Lake
A. C. Little
Mr. Freeborn
Port Perry
J. G. Stewart
Ontario
Miss Henderson
Scotia
Entertainer R C Johnstone Delights Hamiota Audience
The Christ Church Ladies Guild event in McConnell's hall Thursday evening pleased attendees. Rev. R C Johnstone delivered a two hour program on Wit and Humor in Song and Story, entertaining with anecdotes from three UK nationalities and notable Scotch humor. Miss Wallace sang several Scots pieces, including Within a Mile o Edinboro Toon and Jock o HazelDean, to a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell’s Hall
Christ Church Ladies’ Guild
R.C. Johnstone
Hamiota
United Kingdom
Johnstone
Church services and sermons noted across divisions
Sunday services were held at Ciriet and Eiden churches with preachers Rev Mr Wright and Rev Mr Gillam. Gillam departs for British Columbia. Special Thanksgiving at Christchurch Oak River funds home mission. Oak River Methodist anniversary Oct 26 with Miss Constance Eason preaching and an organ recital on Oct 27. Presbyterian Sunday evening focused on Sunday school children. Rev Dr Patrick to occupy pulpit Nov 8 at Manitoba College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wright
Broderdine
Ciriet Church
Mr. Gillam
Ralphfon
Eiden Presbyterian Church
British Columbia
Christchurch
Oak River
Home Mission Fund
Methodist Church
Constance Eason
North Brandon
Presbyterian Church
Patrick
Manitoba College
Oak River notices and curling club reorganization
The family of the late William Miller of Oak River thank friends for sympathy and floral tributes after his death on September 27. The Oak River curling club reorganizes for the season with 16 members and lists office-bearers for 1902 02 including Patron Hon R P Roblin President S J Kirk M D First vice president J A Robertson Second vice president A 3 McAlpine Secretary treasurer Sawyer Chaplain Rev C McDermid Executive J G Barr John
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Oak River
Herald
Oak River Curling Club
R. P. Roblin
S. J. Kirk
M.D
J. A. Robertson
Ships of MecKennit and Crerar Dominion Listed
A fragmentary item notes MecKennit and Crerar ships along with Geo. McIntosh and B. Crerar. Mentions Dr Kirk and Outn McKennit and representative memos involving A A Robertson and O Sawyer with references to Kirk and Sawyer as M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecKennit
FE. Gling
B. Crerar
Geo. McIntosh
Dr. Kirk
Outn
Minieta Receives Large Shipment of Branches for Disposal
A large band of branches was brought into Minieta on Thursday and many are being disposed of. Local crews sorted and processed the debris, aiming for cleanup efficiency and urban improvement.
Local Notes On Construction And Town People
Othee Room Tuman Block progress on concrete work advances with aim to finish this fall. John Brown, long in the town butcher business, quits for Ontario return and plans Manitoba return in spring. FP Tucls, who filled Presbyterian pulpit for his brother, J W Inglis, returns to Winnipeg for medical theology studies and missionary work. Fred Bruce suffers a severe threshing accident. arm injured between elbow and wrist while separator moved. Dr Chalners attends and reports recovery satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Ontario
Manitoba
FP. Tuclis
Acsc
Presbyterian
TH. Gibbon
Laundry consignments to Winnipeg Northwest Laundry Co
The writer has taken the agency for the Northwest Laundry Co Winnipeg and will forward consignments every Monday. Parties wishing to send laundry to the city should leave at C P station Cc B McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Laundry Co
Winnipeg
C. P
Cc. B. McLean
Empire Tobacco Company price pledge and label wording
A fragmented notice states that tobacco products including Amber Smoking Tobaccs and chewable tobaccos have not increased in price for consumers. It references currency, trading pairs, and a consumer-facing pledge linked to the Empire Tobacco Company Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Tobacco
Dissolution of Partnership of Thomson and Hallett
Notice of dissolution of the firm Thomon and Hallett hotelkeepers of Oak River by mutual consent. All accounts owed to the firm are to be paid to W A Thomson who will settle debts. Dated October tenth in Oak River with witnesses Lered Love W.A Thomson F.T Hallett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thorn
Flt. Hallett
Oak River
Thomon & Hallett
W. A. Thomson
Tirm
Lered Love
W.A. Thomson
Witorss
F.T. Hallett
Wheat Market Strain as Trade Shifts to Shoal Lake
Hamiets merchants warn a large share of local wheat trade is moving to Shoal Lake due to weak prices. No 2 Northern bids here hover 46 cents below expected, while Fort William quotes 55 to 56 cents. Farmers north haul 55 cents. grain men blame lack of cars from the C P R B for storage and insurance costs and potential damages from delivery delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiets
Sheal Lake
Northern
Fort William
Shoal Lake
C. P. RB
Wes Tour Food Distress You
A distressed marketing style piece lists questions about appetite digestion and related symptoms. It appears to describe a medical or health survey with references to tongue coating heartburn excessive thirst and belching. The text includes garbled phrases and appears to be an OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century ad or medical notice.
Thomson Winsale Wines Liquors & Cigars Shop Note
W A Thomson owner of Whoissale Wines Liquors and Cigars announces a new shop feature. The note highlights available products and hours for customers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thomson
Whoissale Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Savin Ord Gen. Agt Winnipess Address Notice
A terse OCR fragment lists EH Savin Ord as General Agent at 301 Main Street Winnipess. The text provides an address line without context or filing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Winnipess
Trimmed Hats and Fancy Millinery for All Ages
Readable line lists ready-to-wear hats for Misses and Children. The shop offers novelties in wings, marabou, plumes, velvets, ribbons, silks, and felt goods with careful workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wings
Pompous
Brest Effects
Marabou
Exrets
Plataos
Paralis
Lxou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rei
CPE
Liter of the Herald
Post Allice
Daily Mail
Dominion Express
Mies Frazer
K. F. Wilson
Concert Tinetakonienh Company
Whitewater
W. F. Watson
J. 1 Tarte
Dominion
Dr. Lawson
A. Balkwill
Whitewater Lake
Baturay
Thos. Morrison
Scotland
Jas. Hain
S. Kirk
Civits Hill
W.M. Stevenson
Toronto
Stevenson
Hamidta
W. Ferguson
T. E. Thomson
Union Bank
Toewlay
Social and Personal
M. Turriff
Rapid City
A. E. Philp
Geo. Swart
The
Ogilvie Milling Company
M. B. Jackson
England
Marshall
Horne
John Nairn
Miss Dickson
Strathcona
Alberta
Messers. M. B. Jackson
J. H. McConnell
Malcola Thomson
Wipnines
Tir
B. Jackson
Cam
P.S
Minieta
A Ie Campbell
Chane
Fecarsaiotrra
Othee
Tuman Block
CPLR
J. +. Shragge
A. C. Blain
Liquer Licesse
the Commissioners
Bat
Heen
Kemirad of
Harry Bingham Turner
Miniota
Penrose
A. Dee
Wed
Menitoba
Rg, Stephers
Bomiota
Hej Fs
E. B. Latimer
Coaa
Ars A
J. A. McConnell
Man
Rae
TDA
Crandall
Pic Wheat Market
Wes
Tenet
Tina Pee
Caldine
Seth
Verey
Beiss Grazer
Kilmarnock
John Dewars
Royal Lochnagar
Doctors
White Horse Cellar
Stocl
Northern Pacific
California
Canadian Northemn
Water Street
Winnipes
Chas, SS
Savin Ord
Ogilvie’s
Miss Guiteridge
Opal Bali
Canadian Pacife Railway
Honolulu
Japan
China
Austra
Lia
Oro Country
C. C. McPherson
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