Farmers Offer Bundle Include The Herald Nor West Farmer
Advertises a subscription deal for farmers in Western Canada offering The Herald Nor West Farmer and The Western Home Monthly plus a gift book Things Worth Knowing for 1.75 dollars. The book provides government regulation summaries a gestation table for livestock home handy contrivances veterinary briefs and farming tips. Orders requested by mail with date range through January 1 1902.
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Nort-h West
Canada
Paar
Herald
Nor -West Farmer
Western Home Monthly
Breckens Opens New Jewellery Store In Hamiota
W. J. Breckenridge, with sixteen years at the bench in repairing watches clocks and jewelry, opens a store in Wm Ferguson's building Hamiota. The shop lists Waltham Elgin and Swiss watches plus clocks jewelry and spectacles and invites customers to call.
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W. J. Breckenridge
Ontario
Wm. Ferguson
Hamiota
Breek
Women’s vote sparks debate in Hamiota political scene
The town discusses women's suffrage and its impact on party politics as Hamiota residents weigh uncertainty versus decency in candidates. Hamiota council meets Friday. H. C. Clay travels with ballot boxes for next Wednesday’s election. rink association appoints caretaker A Heisterman. Auctioneers to sell live stock and implements for local farmers. Politics dominates hotel conversations as bets arise on Macdonald’s Brandon majority. a CPR conductor faces a peculiarly split fare dispute involving an Indian preacher and a clergyman.
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Ing Booth
T. A. Simpson
Geo. Leith
Neil Bethune
McConnell
Leith
Messrs. Simpson
Bethune
Hugh John Macdonald
Brandon
Local Advertising Rates and Notices Policy
The notice outlines advertising rates for transient ads at 12c per line for the first week and 5c per line for each following week, special notices 2c per line for subsequent insertions, and restrictions including no notices under 5dc and a ten line limit. It notes church socials with admission fees are charged at the transient rate and that no advertisement is inserted in local columns. James I. Ross is editor and manager.
Dominion election polling on Wednesday rare in 25 years
A Huron Expositor correspondent notes the Dominion elections will be held on a Wednesday, the second such midweek polling in 25 years, after elections mostly occurred on Tuesdays. The Toronto Telegram quotes the Presbyterian Review on speaking ability, contrasting ministers with lawyers in Canada.
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Huron Expositor
The
Toronto Telegram
Presbyterian Review
Canada
Moet
Independent candidate Martin to contest Winnipeg again
Mr. E. D. Martin has decided to run as an Independent in Winnipeg after losing to A. W. Puttee at the bye election. Analysts expect Puttee to secure a large majority by drawing Liberal and labor votes together. The report also notes women will vote for presidential candidates in four states, boosting suffrage influence.
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Winnipeg
A. W. Puttee
Martin
Mr. Puttee
R.L. Richardson
the Tribune
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted At Lawson’s
Advert says splendid health comes from indomitable will and energy and claims Dr Kings New Life Pills improve stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Available for 25 cents at Lawson’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Lawson
Thompson Liberal candidate spokes at Oak River meeting
A Thursday evening gathering at Oak River supported candidate J. W. Thompson with speeches from Myers and Curran of Minnedosa Curran spoke on behalf of Dr. Roche. A large turnout of electors attended the event.
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Oak River
J. W. Thompson
Orderly meeting draws many from Hamiota to hear addresses
The gathering proceeded in an orderly fashion with only a few interruptions. A sizeable group from Hamiota traveled to listen to the addresses, indicating strong local interest.
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Hamiota
Electric Bitters Restores Philadelphia Man from Decline
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a medical revival after severe jaundice and weakness. He credits three doctors with giving up, then cites dramatic improvement after three weeks of Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy saved another life and urges others to try it at Lawson's drug store for 50 cents guaranteed.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Lawson
Miniota Healing Fees and Harvest Thanksgiving Services
Doctors Goodwin and Chalmers operated on Mr. C. Andrew at Miniota removing two large abscesses. Andrew credits their surgical skill. On Sunday November 4th Rev W H Cassup of Minicta conducts Harvest Thanksgiving services at Beulah 11 a.m. Arrow River 3 p.m. Minicta 7:30 p.m. collection for Home Mission Fund.
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Mr. C. Andrew
Miniota
W. H. Cassup
Minicta
Beulah
Arrow River
Home Mission Fund
Blanshard Municipality Adopts 1901 Reeve and Councillor Election
Minutes show October 25 1900 meeting with all members present. Elections set for December 4 1900 with polls on December 18 1900 at listed wards. reassessment of assessor B Davidson rescinded. finance committee reports approved with listed payments for printing, jurors, assessor, clerk and travel.
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Winnipeg General Hospital
James Sinclair
Poundkeepers
Winston—Ferrand
Blanshard
Henry
A. RK
Kargeroy
John Cardale
R. C. Cochran
Reeve
Thos. Henry
W. Miller
Minnedosa
Improved Souris Grand Jewel Cook Stove debut
Burrow Stewart & Milne introduce the Improved Souris Grand Jewel Cook Stove catalog 4 100 designed for Souris coal. The stove features top draft gas burn, large ashpan, square oven, fast heating front holes and flash hearth with even heat. First carload sails to Manitoba depot for wide dealer distribution amid tested fuel economy.
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Manitoba
Mesr
Burrow, Stewart & Milne, Limited
Hamilton
Souris
Covak
Council Proceedings Report and Treasury Orders
The minutes note oath administration by Judge Cumberland and certification of the voters list.Finance committee report to be adopted as read with treasurer orders for payment. James Sinclair to be paid 3.50 for bull calf care at 25 cents a day replacing prior rate. Carried.
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Cumberland
John Cardale
Henry—Smyth
Hays—Henry
James Sinclair
Clendenning Family Welcomes a Son in Bradwardine
In Bradwardine on Wednesday October 2 a son was born to the wife of W Clendenning. The notice records a new birth with limited details from the family.
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Clendenning
Bradwardine
W. Clendenning
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