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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
4
An old ad announces affordable goods with fresh daily stock and reduced prices. It notes a partnership dissolution between Mosckel and Course and states FJ Moeckel will continue the business. The message invites customers to visit before purchases.
The column lists upcoming meetings and events including The Royal Templars gathering next Monday evening, harvest hands sought in Bagot district, Mrs. J B Merrick visiting Porte, and local threshing and mill activity. It notes Labour Day as a holiday, illnesses in families, changes in local partnerships, school and district matters, and the Norfolk Agricultural Society fair dates October 1 and 2 with prize lists in progress.
Mr Rose Martin was in Winnipeg on Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr John Aslegan of Winnipeg visiting his brother W M this week. Old Gill the creamery man has adopted the muses. W J Thompson started the senior threshing inside Hosebill district last Monday. Mrs Jas Sathews is now able to sit up daily. The CPR station improved by interior cleaning. Wet weather yesterday paused harvesting briefly. Mason was in Winnipes over Saturday. Lizzie is there visiting. Will Ikea has been given the position of EVA Agent Giffin starts Sept 1. Miss N M Mooterteacher of Beaver Creek Brandon renewing old friendships. Fred Cooper went to the hospital for typhoid treatment. Byers on the road to recovery.
Dr Geo W Walker dentist from Carberry will visit Macgregor and nearby communities on the last Monday and Tuesday for dental practice. Church services Sunday at multiple locations noted. offertory to support clergy. An auction notice appears for September 7. A report mentions a court hearing about a theft and a lecture that drew a small audience due to a brief talk and a popular speaker.
Workmen last week began restoring the C Station as part of a thirteenth renewal praised by locals. Residents lament the building’s dilapidation and claim authorities rely on whitewash while Macgregor yields thousands in yearly takings. Weeds spread through streets as crop yields decline, with village leaders failing to act on weed control and improvements.
A local appeal urges residents to back the Norfolk Agricultural Society fall fair as directors plan to improve the grounds, acquire driving park facilities, and erect buildings with a two day exhibition. Donations of any amount are welcomed to fund the enhancements and infrastructure for a larger event.
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