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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
5
Me M Campbell of Winnipeg arrives as seed time nears. Residents note property sales and relocations, and visitors from Brandon Edtrans and Nova Scotia. Edrans Brass Band concert set for the 27th. Church activities and missions discussed. Prohibition Convention attended. Quadrille party drew about thirty couples with late dancing and lunch.
Beaver district saw varied events including mumps cases this spring and local crop seeding. Residents reported travels to Winnipex and Portage, land purchases by Fred Cooper and W. Walden expanding holdings, a Ladies Guild concert funding the school, and community activities at the Growers Association hall with officers installed. Residents and visitors such as Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Green, Miss Lizzie Elliott, and Rev. Father Viens appeared in daily contiguity, while CPR crews prepared stations and reservoir work continued. a local funeral followed a flu illness.
Tommeys is back looking well and hearty. Mr Jockburn plans a visit to England. Sam Little is improving after a severe measles attack. Grieves handles rib boning on western horses. Robert Lamb prepares to erect a brick veneered house. William Bent bought the northeast quarter of 21. Women next Billey. Hunt nearly lost a valuable cow fallen into the manger. help arrived in time. Rev Robson gave a well received lecture on Pilgrim's Progress to the young people. remainder to be continued next Thursday.
Miss Maggie Moore has been on the sick list this week. Southend is teading in cord wood export. Jas Yule and Will Barewell paid Portage a visit Saturday. Farmers expect to commence seeding in about a week. J Rouse has an extr um separute around the d.s. Geo Towle and son proved their carpentry by fixing school doors. Sir Russell Towle has tests and took a position at Rose Hill. Changeable weather and jolting roads make travel poor.
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