The Churches
Local churches announce schedules with Rev. C Osaninghem Rev Jas Wryde and Rev S P Hiddel holding services. Presbyterian church offers 11 am and 3 30 pm services with Sunday school at 2 pm prayer meetings midweek and Young People's Society. Methodist church invites all to 7 pm Sunday services and 4 pm Thursday prayers with Epworth League Tuesdays at 4 pm.
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C. Osaninghem
Bast
Garvies
Presbyterian Church
GhMercete
Mandeyst
Hurch
Epworth League
Hamiota Council Meets Amid Local Notes And Wheat Trade
Hamiota council meets Friday. Bran don traveler I J Boulton, McKague and Thompson head to Winnipeg on Monday. Prairie chicken season ends Nov 15. Ontario harvesters depart eastward. Kenton may be the new town at Forest terminus. A CP Rail brakesman died at Forrest. McNaught takes job at Dr Lawson’s. Hawthorne in Ashcroft hotel business. Harvest and wheat shipments rise with frequent freights. There is a forthcoming social freight rate proposal in Winnipeg for forty carloads of wood. Prof Riddell to speak on Italian travels at Wesley College. Thresher J H McLean reports 1665 bushels from 30 acres at 54 bushels an acre.
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Hamiota Council
I. J. Boulton
Brandon
Prairie Chicken
Ontario Harvesters
East
Miss Pepper
Oak River
D. McNaught
Rapid City
A. Anderson
Winnipeg
Medical College
Forest
Kenton
C. P.R
Forrest
B. R. McNaught
Dr. Lawson
William Hawthorne
Ashcroft
B.C
Geo. McKague
C. P R
Prof. Riddell
Wesley College
Methodist Church
Italy
Rome
Epworth League
J. H. McLean
Hamiota News Highlights Rail, Crop, and Local Affairs
The issue notes C P R conductor changes on the Polo Prairie to Manitoba line and a new main line station at Hamiota costing about 3000 dollars. It reports wheat marketing reaching over 200000 bushels with expectations near 500000, a prairie fire near Oak River, and crop forecasts including 24 bushels per acre. It mentions a magistrate adjournment in a wage case, anticipated harvest report, and a farmers meeting at the Orange Hall with talks on buy selling and winter feeding.
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C. P.R
Oak River
Carman
Hamiota
C. P. RK
Hamiota Agricultural Society
Farmer's Institute
Orange Hall
S P. m
Special Australian Beaver Bought for Local Shop Sole Agency
Local store touts exclusive rights to a special Australian beaver product at 530.00 and lists other items including Wallaby Black Dog Wombat and Coon in men’s. Prices show 30.00 and 35.00 with Coons and Electric Seal offered at all prices.
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Wallaby
Miss Pepper Delights Crowd With Evening Recital
A large Monday night crowd welcomed Miss Pepper who gave a first class recital. Her selections, including the Angel and the Shepherds, drew praise as she evoked Bethlehem’s glory. Reynolds Weekly reports King Edward might have throat cancer after multiple papilloma removals and a recent operation.
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Miss Pepper
Bethelhem
Reynold
Edward
Money To Loan Advertised By A. C. Campbell Solicitor
A. C. Campbell solicitor announces money to loan with office located in the building south of Miss Frazer's. The notice presents a concise lending offer and contact point for potential borrowers.
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Miss
Absence Leaves Vacancy After Mr Anderson Departures
Success and his absence leaves a vacancy hard to fill. Mr Anderson has been an active energetic worker in the S S and the Young People's Society. He will be missed especially by the young people. Farmers in this district complain of little fall plowing done.
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Anderson
S.S
Public Auction Notice and Local Welfare Appeals
Blanshard council advertises sale by public auction on Wednesday December 11. Wm Eddis lies in Winnipeg hospital recovering from a serious accident with over 100 raised to cover his expenses. C Kirschbaum ill with fever taken to Brandon hospital. About twenty dollars subscribed for a dependant family. Oak River Methodist church anniversary services praised pastor S P Riddell. $106 sought to cover this year's payment on the nearly paid-for church. Recital Monday night raised gross proceeds of $150.
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Wm. Eddis
Winnipeg
Mr. Eddis
C. Kirschbaum
Brandon
Methodist
Oak River
S. P. Riddell
Honor Roll of Hamiota Public School September
Honor roll listing for September includes junior grade students John Frazer Muriel Fraser Gertie Latimer Winnie Allshire Joseph Whyte from Junior IV senior grade III Mabel Ped low Cecil King Flossie McKague Willie Murray and junior grade II Senna Basler Ida Thomson Alex Venables Lile McLean Mary Latimer junior grade III Allie White ly Stanley King Erna Cavanaugh.
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Hamiota
John Frazer
Muriel Fraser
Gertie Latimer
Winnie Allshire
Joseph Whyte
Mabel Pedlow
Cecil King
Flossie McKague
Willie Murray
Senna Basler
Ida Thomson
Alex Venables
Lile McLean
Mary Latimer
Allie Whitely
Stanley King
Erna Cavanaugh
Local notes from Neepawa area and surrounding farms
Mr. Smith of Neepawa leases William Sawyer's farm and plans to move soon. Louis Middleton buys a fine team from Jerry Pangman. James and Robert Palmer of Russell visit to take charge of their grain share on the old homestead. Some farmers consider building a hospital for horses. Wesley Wallace suffers a fall while handling grain and recovers. Miss McCallum of Bradwardine visits Mrs. Haggard. Wm. Smith has two ribs broken by a horse kick. F Norton threshes last week with yields of 35 bushels per acre for wheat and 55 for oats. Acres seeded last spring held steady. Orrwold Sunday School set to hold its Xmas Tree on December 12. A Anderson leaves by train for Winnipeg for final medical college term.
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James
Robert Palmer
Russell
Wesley Wallace
Miss McCallum
Bradwardine
Jew Books and Natural History Titles Featured
A catalog listing includes Ernest Sefton-Thompson and numerous other works on natural history and bird life, highlighting a diverse array of books on nature, science, and avian life.
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Ernest Sefton-Thompson
Millinery latest market novelties offered for trade
Frazer announces readiness to supply trade with newest millinery creations. Leading novelties include veiling, fancy feathers, ostrich plumes, spangled goods, jet ornaments, bras, nettings, silks, velvets, ribbons.
Correction to Editor on road work responsibility
Reader defends Hamiota town council over road North project criticizing the editor’s claim that the whole council is to blame. He notes council authorized a $200 expenditure and a councillor promised to complete the work.
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Hamiota Herald
Guarantee of Satisfaction in Quality Style and Price
A seller promises customers full satisfaction with quality, style, and price. The statement emphasizes commitment to value and customer happiness across offerings.
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SP Wraisan
Jas
Wryde
M. A
Charel
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Cima
S. P. Hidtel
Messrs
M Thompson
E. J. Mills
Winnipes
Nor’-West Farmer
Philip Kerr
William Robertson
Birtle
Church of England
Newdale
Holy Sea
Here
Port Arthur
B. Jackson
McKay
Polo Prairie
Miniota
Fairman
Riddell
McConnell’s
Fred Kowolyski
Peter Jones
Fred
Morton
Suort
Canada
Emel'arties
Suall
Commissioner of Immigration
Hamida
Killoe Station
Solsgirth
Shoal Lake
LI. B. Latimer
Union Bank
And
Ricas
Geo. Elliott
Crandell
King
A. C. Campbell
Blanshard Council
N. W
J. T. Venables
Flanmiiota
Farmer's
the Agricultural Journal For
The
Western Farmer
the Farmer’s Advocate
Man
A. Balk
Will
Rerald
Weekly Free Press
Herald
Herald and Free Press
Miss Delaney
Lavinia
Mr. Smith
Neepawa
William Sawyer
Louis Middleton
Jerry Pangman
Orrwold Sunday School
Jew Books
Uiss Frazer
C. B. Stephens
Builders Supplies
J. H. McConnell
Communications
Miss Gutteridge
Canadian Pacific Railway
Buffalo, N.Y
California
Japan
Australia
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Seattle, Wash
Seattle
Wm. Stitt
Passer
E. McPherson
Gen
Pass
Northern Pacific
R’y
Canadian Northern
Water Street
H. Swinford
Insurance
Howry
Chappler& Mills
Nor’West Parmer Western Home Monthly
Hatniota Herald
Nor’ West Farmer Or
Western Home Monthly
Norost Farmer and Western Home
Suother Sddrems
the Herald
Matmiota
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