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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
5
The BERG Stropper is a pigskin strap set in a metal frame that restores Gillette blades and saves users 5 to 1000 dollars yearly. Not sold in stores. Price is 175 dollars.
A long fusion of notes recounts Fania with niece Helen MacKenzie to be married in London next month, NR Bruce attends New Brunswick opening, Captain A J Hoskin wins safety award, Canadian Pacific expands broadcasting across Alberta and Saskatchewan, Ottawa electricity cheaper than much of the continent, World Poultry Congress set for London with Canadian exhibit near 1000, and major land handover talks in Parliament. Also reports pre-Lenten weddings from Windsor to Ottawa with many stations noting bridal departures.
March notes from Austin include a birth a daughter to Mr and Mrs P McVannell. visits by Mrs F Mills and Mr Mrs R J Wallace. P Pearson's trip to Flin Flon. Conlin of Bladworth visiting Mrs Geo Milne. Gramophone raffle at The People's Store won by C Cunningham ticket 3. Sympathy extended to Mrs P Watters for her sister’s death. Austin United Church evening service to start at 7 30 pm from April 6. Sunbeam Mission Band concert at Foresters Hall on March 24 raising 13 75. Auction notice for E J Morris stock implements and household effects on April 8 SW 2811-11 southeast of Austin. S C Duff, auctioneer.
Mrs J Smith and Darwin left for Margo Sask on Tuesday. Erlendsons traveled to Langruth to visit a mother. Miss J Gowanlock went to Winnipeg after news of a friend’s sudden death. Isobel May birth announced in MacGregor. Harold receives thanks for building help. Hartford School whist drive draws 125 with prizes won by Fred Clarke Nellie Bodie. First dance of season set for April 11 with music by Jan Smith.
Verna Cooper left for New Westminster BC to visit her sister Mrs Richardson. Thomas Annison traveled to Winnipes to seek ear treatment with his brother H Annison accompanying him. Roy Stone and daughter Gwendolyn returned to Milwaukee WI after visiting Beaver with Mr and Mrs A W Stone. Mrs Stone was summoned to Portage la Prairie for her father E McPherson who died there.
The Toulon ratepayers yesterday approved hydro electric power by a sweeping nine to one margin. William I. Elder, Brandon resident and noted Western Canada horseman, died in Winnipeg yesterday at 57. He farmed for about twenty years in the Rounthwaite district before moving to Brandon.
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