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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1900
Page
4
The Young Peoples Society meets Thursday at 8 oclock. Sunday services at 7, prayer Thursday at 3 oclock. Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society invite participation. Missionary groups and the Bible study welcome all.
Local notes report visitors and residents in Crandell and nearby towns. Mentions include E F Cody in Brandon and W Collington, detective Foster in town, J W Thompson in town, and Miss Maud Venables visiting relatives. Also notes rail, land, and public notices, with appointments at Homestead Office, CPR land purchases, Victoria Cross recipients, and medical and church activities.
Neepawa plans a 25 dollar tax on commercial travellers and 100 dollars on transient traders, while wholesale houses threaten to boycott. Cattle losses include five purebred Angus at Oak Lake after a thunderstorm. Mrs. Orr of Ralphton dies, funeral held at Bradwardine cemetery. Agricultural Society entries rise for fall fair. CPR excursions prompt ticket extensions. Reeve McGill of Harrison municipality dies after typhoid illness. he served since 1886.
A fragment lists a shop offering dry goods boots and shoes and groceries inviting customers to visit for a broad assortment. The ad signals a combined store focus on everyday essentials and footwear with a general merchandise message.
A vintage tale describes mixing root, Telingia root, and whiskey in water to make a medicinal brew. Adults take a tablespoon thrice daily, with a barber in Ohio passing the recipe from an old man who earned his living selling it. The note invites readers to explore rheumatism relief.
Public sale of the northwest quarter of section 26 in township 15 24 west from the first meridian Manitoba. The farm near Hamiota covers about 60 cultivated acres with a small frame house. Terms 30 percent cash at sale 30 percent within one month and the balance in one year with 6 percent interest. Upset price applies. ADA Milne administratrix assisted by M B Jackson solicitor Hamiets Manitoba. September 15, Mat.
A Thursday evening meeting with many young participants discussed the topic Our Simple Duty. Mr. McKague covered for the absent speaker while the president presided. The choir performed Leaning on the Everlasting Arms and other selections, inspiring attendees. The group invites others to attend and hopes for regular choir practice to improve weekly meetings.
Miss Frazer acts as agent for Somerville's Marble and Granite Works Brandon offering one copy of the New Maps of Dominion of Canada at six dollars.
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania endured a three year battle with a malignant stomach trouble causing nausea and indigestion. After two months on Electric Bitters she reports being wholly cured, gaining weight and strength. The tonic aids digestion improves appetite and boosts energy. Only 50 cents guaranteed at Dr Lawson's drug store.
A console of Fall and Winter millinery showcases street hats with castors and pearls in black brown navy and cardinal. Featured leaders include Wheel West End Brig adies Redfern Mexican Erminie Eclipse with new season novelties in fancy feathers feather pompons paradise pompons ostrich plumes tips aigrettes quills wings and birds.
The Coontown troupe, one of the nation’s leading colored ensembles, presents a breezy ragtime revue under Willis management with rights secured to prevent copies. Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Winnipeg Seattle press rank them among top acts. show at McConnell Hall Tuesday September 25th for an evening of lively humor and music.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a safe remedy for headaches and constipation. It warns against dangerous powders and dynamite-like substances while promoting a 24 cent price at Lawson’s drug store.
The Blackfeet reservation correspondent of the Lupuyer Acantha forecasts a long cold winter with heavy snow. Peter Lahr recalls a past season when snow reached four feet on a level for about 70 days, with buffalo and game killed in camp, scarce food, and mass animal and bird deaths due to extreme cold.
Local passenger rates in Manitoba set at 3 cents per mile with 1.40 mile ticket books at 2 cents per mile. The Transcontinental Train North Cost Limited begins operation with two daily departures east and west. J T McKenney and H Swinford announce city and agent details for Winnipeg and connections to St Paul Morris Emerson Chicago Toronto Montreal Spokane Tacoma Victoria San Francisco. Departures listed Lv Daily 4:46 pm Av Daily 2:30 pm.
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