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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1900
Page
4
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches post Sunday services at 7 to 8 PM with additional gatherings. The Young People’s Christian Endeavor meets Thursdays at 8 PM. Epworth League holds Tuesday evenings at 5 40 PM. A Sunday afternoon Sabbath service is at 2 PM. Rev P W Davies is pastor. visitors welcome.
Local notes report counterfeit ten dollar Molson bills in circulation. Town updates include arrivals, visits, church services, political activity, and community health, with mentions of ward actions, deaths, births, and a new post office stamp book.
M. B. Jackson appears as solicitor representing the North of Scotland Mortgage Co. Wienwart Lite weed Aeenbess negotiates funds for Parm Lands and Village Property. The notice indicates money to lend at 7 percent.
Call and see his stock comprising dry goods boots and shoes and groceries. The offer lists a range of household essentials and merchandise. Potential buyers can inspect quantities and varieties in the display, seeking value and selection.
Attendance was low due to illnesses. Vice-President Mr McKaene led the meeting in Miss Bell Kerrs absence. Mr Chalmers gave a pleasing discourse on Seeking Souls followed by an animated discussion. The choir sang for the first five minutes, a bright note for future meetings.
Next week marks consecration night and the church will conduct its regular monthly collection during the service. The note urges parishioners to prepare offerings accordingly.
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania endured a three year struggle with a mutinant stomach ailment causing nausea and indigestion. After two months on Electric Bitters she proclaimed full recovery and renewed appetite. The tonic strengthens digestion and overall system weight gain noted. 50 cents guaranteed at Dr Lawson's drug store.
A terse verse warns that men who mock the powerful printer waste breath chasing cold air, while one punished for sins endures the heat in a lower realm.
The narrator describes a fight where big guns and cavalry forced retreating Boers with no casualties on their side. two to twenty five enemies killed and many wounded. A staff major allegedly overstepped orders, prompting a complaint to the General who will review the matter. Major Snyder and the writer, with two troops, escorted General Batter from Graylingatad, praised by General Buller for the prior day.
Trustees and purses urged to order a new Map of the Dominion of Canada priced at SG.60, highlighting available maps for official or educational use. The notice stresses timely ordering and centralized distribution through authorized agents.
Miss Frazer of Brandon acts as agent for Somerville's Marble and Granite Works in Somerville. The notice notes her role in handling orders and inquiries for marble and granite products.
An old style advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe alternative to powder mills and dynamite for easing headache and constipation. It claims dramatic relief without dangerous methods and notes a price of 25 cents at Lawson's drug store.
Mrs. Kitchen publishes a letter from her husband Winkfontein July 5 detailing hill country fighting near a convoy guarding task. He praises a sergeant’s rescue, notes eight Boer casualties and twelve horses killed, and describes scattered engagements and a returned column.
Display features fall and winter hats in Castors and Pearls with browns blues and reds. Leading names include Wheel West End Brigad ies Redfern Mexican Erminie Eclipse. Also feathers pom poms plumas quills and veiling with mourning goods a specialty. Low rate of interest and hail insurance offered by C G Kr Tench.
A broad if fragmented regional note listing major cities and destinations across the western United States and beyond. The line reads like a travel or route reference, naming many urban centers from Butte to Japan.
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