Church Notices and Community Meetings Listed
Srr Oratian Rev Cansingtem lecembent service in Previyteriae church Sundays at 1 am 33 ppm. PACT Tretan. Service Sundays at 7 pm and 2 pm. M Tenwyen X Tres reset meeting Wednesdays 4 o'clock. Yio Young Couple's Society meets Thursdays 7 pm in Presbyterian church. Rev P Hiddell pastor services Sundays 7 pm and Sundays 2 pm prayer in the shareh Thursdays 5 o'clock. Byworth League meets Tuesdays 8 pm in Methodist church. All invited.
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Cansingtem
Lecembent Servier
Previyteriae
Young Couple's Society of Chrie- Fadearor
Bandsy Selund
Preyer
Shareh
Bypworth League
Hereh
Threshing season and community notes in Hamiota district
The Herald marks its tenth year as threshing begins. Local residents visit, move, or return from Brandon, Teeswater, Winnipeg, and Shoal Lake. Typhoid cases and hospital care appear, while church and school life continue with services and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Stewart
Birtle Presbyterian Church
George Elliott
Shoal Lake
J. H. Pugh
Union Bank
Virden
Jos. Singer
Dr. Patrick
Manitoba College
Winnipeg
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Thompson & Armstrong
Taman
James Stewart
Brandon
Rupert
Oak Lake
Wheeler
John Bender
A. P. Medhunis
Hamiota
Hamiota locality notices and business shifts reported
The Free Press notes western province visitors reporting wheat grades, Counsell expanding into Ross street building, and a new hotel planned opposite Hamiota House. Brandon Times mentions Archie Little's transfer to Hamiota with warm local ties. News on Sunday school attendance, a August 26 wedding in Ontario, editor’s appeal for local notices, and warnings about peddlers and cattle liability precede further details from Thomson & Mills about the Hamiota House owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eames
Brandon
Messrs
Thomson & Mills
Hamiota House
Hamiota
Brandon Times
Archie Little
Ogilvie Milling Co
Little
Smith
Jones
Pan-American Circus Draws Crowd to Town Lights
The Pan-American circus proved its enduring appeal by drawing a large crowd on Friday night. Most attendees planned for the advertised evening show and were disappointed when tents were already down for a single performance. Clowns entertained, trapeze and tumbling act faltered, but horseback riding impressed spectators.
New Stock in Hats and Millinery Line Unveiled
A clean new stock arrives featuring hats ribbons silks velvets fancy feathers and novelties. The collection expands the millinery line with wings tips and related accessories for ready to wear fashion.
Juggling Star Christie Headlines Limited Menagerie Circus
The show featured Christie’s juggling act praised as top quality. The limited menagerie included lions panthers and tigers with monkeys entertaining children and adults. A vaudeville concert followed the main performance and many attended. The circus traveled to Brandon after the stop here on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie
Brandon
Local Tailor Offers Up-To-Date Fitting Services
A Brandon cutter, J. Melhuish, is hired to provide first class, strictly up-to-date clothing alterations and fittings with a guaranteed proper fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Melhuish
Brandon
What Life insurances
An advertisement extols life insurance as a safeguard for dependents and estates. It praises The North American Life for offering modern plans that convert a person’s value into protection, urging purchase before sickness or death disrupts finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Life
Herald Columns Offer Selling and Help Ads
The Herald urges readers to use its columns for selling renting buying exchanging or securing help or work. It touts the classifieds as the district’s tallest tree from which to holler and publicize listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donald
David Taylor
Teeswater
Ont
Herald
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Rapid City
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Hamilton
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