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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
8
Sunday visitors include Hy Bhoults in Winnipeg and Moeckel in Carberry while Mr TR Vanion recovers from illness. C Knox of Winnipeg trades in town and Fred Shoults makes a Sid ney trip. Cattle shipped to Winnipeg. Manitoba Legislature adjourned to May 7. Several locals ill or traveling, church services planned, and community notices cover elections, company visits, and Driving Park association changes.
Thompson Jefting's train arrives and Shoults family improving after hospital stay. Mr C Waye recovers from abscess after Winnipeg hospital treatment. A F Murdoch gains MacGregor Frost Wood agency and plans stock arrival. Messrs John and Alex Gunn visit from Ayr Ontario on prospecting trip. could settle in town. Shoults & Son expand storage with tent for overflow as spring stock arrives. Mr Hales returns home with bride. reception given by band. Community sends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
A jumble of advertisements notes Booth Bros. selling leading plows at the implement warehouse and Booths Brothers. Knox’s offers Salada tea and a new sample from Martin’s priced at 40 cents. Holmes’ and Little Bros advertise shirts ties hats and seed onions while Ceylon tea is promoted. Cats Stacey report booming lumber business with a new piling ground opposite their office.
Fragmentary notice indicates the E Dairying Association faced formal action and was instructed to cease operations related to its business. No further details on parties, dates, or jurisdiction are readable.
Land owners near the railway and ditch face fines unless they clear nuisance tasks by May. All householders are urged to tidy property and stop dumping waste or burning trash. T R Ponton, the health officer, is noted as dead stock remains to be dealt with.
A partial historical notice records multiple merchants in the Pro be Village of Macres Vance agreeing to daily early closing at 7 pm from May 1 to September 1, with Wednesdays and Fridays excluded, and outlining penalties for noncompliance. Signed April 2, 180 N. HOLMES and others.
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