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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
4
Reports from Hamiota and district note Chas Venables starting an office on Run Street and John McRae moving a blacksmith shop nearby. George McKague returns from McCreary with timber supply while Cleverly inspects Miniota business licenses. Auctions, threshing delays, council matters, and a public benefit lacrosse club event headline a busy period in the area.
Maurice Ross of Winzham Ontario spent Sunday and Monday at Mr Chas Steel's. Rossett Hamilton left on Monday's train for Calgary where he will spend the winter. Miss Christine who visited Miss Milne returns to Brendon. James White hardware merchant of Rapid City spent Saturday in town visiting Mr F Middleton. Mrs Young arrived from Pilot Ground Thursday to join her husband the Rev Mr Young recently stationed at Ocrauld.
Mr B McLean announces shipments to the city via C P HE station for Northwest Laundry Co Winniper with weekly consignments every Tuesday. A carload of winter apples arrived and will be sold at 3 50 and 3 75 per barrel by Geo Elliott based on quality.
The Hamiota Methodist church will hold anniversary services on Sunday November 16 with a Winnipeg minister in the pulpit. Sunday evening services were led by the Epworth League as the pastor was absent.
Rev Principal Patrick of Manitoba College will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church ere on Sunday evening. He will also spend a few days here in the interests of the King Memorial Chair feud. On Sunday November 16 there will be Holy Communion at the conclusion of the evening service.
Reports show Mr. H K Lord moving to a farm near Arden while Mr. J Beattie sold his farm to an American, P J Wallace. A Thornbeck starts as bookkeeper at R Scott's Shoal Lake store. Thos Ballantyne visits Mrs Alexander, praising the west’s districts. E L of CE society guests lead a meeting with Mr Gu Fraser speaking. A sale by Miss Bates and a duet by Mr Geo Ganning and Miss Grey are noted.
Mr D M Russell returns home for a few days this week. A McIntyre hired to teach in town school through year end. C Crawford buys old butcher shop. bakery to open in former post office building. Twin boy dies. Chapman couple mourns. Brown visit through Tiverton Ontario on way home from Seaburn. Weather aids farmers threshing. crop described as record. Forsyth Brothers separator, Eggot, burns at J Me Murphy farm. William Moffatt’s new dancing outfit in Green Bluff district.
Considerable rain fell here on Miss Murray spent Sunday with friends in this vicinity. The farewell social held at Orr wold on Tuesday evening, in honor of Afr. McLeod, was a decided success, though the starting hour was late. Mr. McLeod has labored earnestly in the Orrield mission field for a year and made many friends who regret his departure.
We have not advanced the price of tobaccos and related products. Chewing tobaccos remain the same size and price to consumers as before. Redemption period for Snowshoe tags extended to January.
Unclear listing describes an auction Saturday in November featuring cattle and farm stock including calves heifers and cows, with machinery and stock items. Auctioneer location given as J Boud's oranles in Hamiota, buyers to inspect stock before sale.
An old advertisement promotes a tongue coating and indigestion self assessment. It lists symptoms such as heartburn, excessive thirst, bad taste, and restlessness at night, claiming a Dyspepsia diagnosis and promising a free triad of PERS. KCLA TABLETS mailed to readers in New York, with company address at 45 Vesey Street.
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