03 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
1
A brief notice states the maximum legal interest rate permitted on bank deposits under current regulations. It outlines the standard applies to savings and time accounts and cautions lenders to comply with the cap to avoid penalties.
Appraiser for Manmtown District C R Tench 34714724 W Manager Winnipeg offers lend money on improved farm property at low rates and advantageous terms. A few choice farms for sale in these districts available now.
Local ad from Lawson & MicNaught in Inman Block Hamiota offers a bottle of a preparation claimed to be absolutely harmless and to build up the system naturally for enjoying hot weather.
The listing highlights Kola and Pepsin Wine a first class tonic and a complete Scotch whisky stock. Brands include Kilmarnock John Dewars Royal Lochnagar Doctors Special and White Horse Cellar, noted for royal patronage and long-standing use.
W A Thomson Wholesale Wines Liquors and Cigars advertises available cigar brands in stock. The notice emphasizes variety and wholesale options for customers seeking leading cigar brands.
The Herald outlines publication details for Hamiota Manitoba including weekly Wednesday issues, subscription at $1 annually, three month minimum contracts, transient ads at 12c first week then 5c per line, special notices 0c first insertion and 2c each subsequent, and church notices charged like transient ads. Editor and Manager JAS. IT. ROSS signs the notice.
A Canadian Manufacturers Association call for tariff revision is echoed by the Montreal Witness as a warning to farmers. It notes a wealthy farming lobby backing a party to raise living costs, urging action before manufacturers use money power to shape policy.
A new court of the Independent Order of Foresters was formed in Hamiota on Thursday evening last by Mr. W. D. Pettigrew High Secretary for Manitoba. Officers elected include C.D. H.C.R. And. McBain C.K. E. M. Tennyson V.C.R. W. J. Coch
This item notes a thriving court with a strong charter list and a five and three quarter million dollar surplus. The next meeting is set for September 25 with expected membership growth. Also included is the Hamiota school senior room August report listing students in Grades VII VIII and VI with names and a song by Willie Kirk.
At Willow Glen the home of Mr. A W Kent on Wednesday afternoon August 20 Alexander Orr of Ralphton married Miss Emma Weston second daughter of Mr Archibald Weston Aylmer Ont The ceremony was performed by Rev J D Gillam.
Mrs. Bethune widow of N Bethune sr dies at 71 after long illness with funeral at Hamiota Presbyterian church. John McConnell Jr falls on road work near Hamiota Shoal Lake dies en route to hospital. he was a Presbyterian Liberal. funeral at his residence then Hamiota cemetery.
Classified note advertises discounts at the P. Hed d scheimer Kenton office located at Mr A Kent's section six twelve twenty three with price emphasis on low costs.
Wheat cutting is underway and stacking has begun in Arrow River. McGavin and crew will complete Ross and Howard's elevator soon, then move to Bradwardine to erect an elevator for McConnell and Coombes of Hamiota. A floral service in the schoolhouse honored by Arrow River ladies. Rev. Inglis officiated. Mr. R. Allenby’s stable burned Tuesday night, lantern explosion suspected. horses saved, some pigs and fowl lost, and hay burned.
The district reports more than half of the wheat is cut last week with all fields harvested. Local residents making visits include Miss M Hawley returning to Portage, Miss Frazer to Ham iota and back, and Miss N Irwin with Mrs Clifton along the line. Wheat buyers J S Irving from Lake of the Woods Co heads to Boissevain for a week’s absence.
Local report states David Whyte sold his team of fancy drivers to a geneman living in Indian Head for 400 dollars. The sale concludes a lengthy owner arrangement and transfers all rights and responsibilities to the new owner.
Miss Chapman visits Pettapiece this week. Eva Todd and Mrs. Blakeon go as Epworth League delegates to Winnipeg. Wheat cutting is general. James Short harvested forty acres. A near accident occurred when Mr H Harrison’s wagon overturned after horses bolted. minor injuries to Harrison.
S W Prowse M D Edin specializes in Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose and Throat with offices in Baker block Winnpeg on Main Street. Hours 9 to 12 9 3 to 6 and by appointment. Office phone 551 residence 172.
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