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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
7
France and Germany move toward a patient path as Morogca tensions loom in Paris. Officials report cautious diplomacy ahead of conferences while domestic concerns press officials. A separate note describes a man’s nervous incident on a Swift Current train, with clothes left behind and a doctor summoned.
Plans to build machine shops with limited capacity were discussed this month in Edson Alta though not yet approved. The project aims to support future developments and expansions while outlining budget and site details. In a separate note a tragedy at Staples involved children drowned when a hollow pond proved fatal after they wandered from the yard undetected.
Toronto July and Julie Barren of St Jord reports the GT company has completed what he believes is a settlement with the striking workers. He hopes the agreement will bring peace as men return from theMontreal route to Stoney Das, following discussions aboard the train on Monday.
Michael Lyon, aged eighty five, resident of Carberry, Manitoba, died after a fall from a farm near town in spring. He leaves two daughters and other relatives. The obituary notes he was a long-time resident of the Goose Lake area and mentions his connections to local families.
A Midwest rail line announces additional service on the Hollywood Branch twice weekly to ease congestion and accommodate riders amid peak season. Officials say the schedule increases departures and expands reach for commuters and visitors alike.
A fatal incident near Port Artho occurred when a ride train encounter led to two deaths just before reaching the port. Authorities reported the victims as local travelers identified as Andrew Sipehuir and another unnamed man. Rescue crews recovered the bodies as investigators began work at the scene.
A storm damaged crops and infrastructure across the southern town area with hail and heavy winds. Farmers report significant losses per acre and elevated heat stress, while northern regions saw minimal damage and continuing concerns about moisture and recovery. The event impacted Saskateon area agriculture and local farm operations.
Roland Ullgat of Manitou was crushed between an elevator pit line and a sixteen foot board during maintenance for the Manitoba government elevator commission at Jordan S14 1 ing. He suffered a severe injury to the hip area as Dr Walkinson of Robins arrived promptly and transported him to Carman hospital Brandon. Brandon license commissioners met Monday afternoon regarding district licensing.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a seven foot tall man stopping in Winnipesota with scattered references to mines, cottages, and a miner's strike. The text is fragmented and unclear, but hints at travel, mining towns, and local incidents including a farmer involved in a shooting case.
An Eng Canadian Aceael from Dstreams Band 83 is slated to sail from Tusstay aboard the Coblatream Guar. The report notes a deepatehence mission with the band aboard as the voyage proceeds.
Commissioner McLain completes work in Morden area with limited progress reported. Population figures remain unsettled as officials note ongoing studies and pending data. Local authorities push for timely updates and potential liens as investigations continue.
A prominent fairist (farmed) man recalls a tragic death of a woman who died after a snare incident. The account describes her rapid actions, the setting near a fence, and the ensuing fatal outcome with local figures noting the event and its impact on the community.
Brief notice from Brioy Columbia reports three divisional points planned on the Pacific Railway between Fort George and Elson. G Ho Ryley announces divisions at 150 miles, near Harriton and Allermre in Burkley valley, and at Keatel near rawr Lake. Details remain uncertain.
Inrush from the south drives farmers toward the promised land of Saskatchewan. The notice mentions wagons and barns loaded with crops and livestock as they move toward the northwest region, with a large turnout and hundreds of head of cattle and crops heading to new areas.
Western mines ration remains unchanged with coal operations idle. Officials indicate ongoing production delays and absence of scheduled shipments. Local workers report continued layoff notices amid the extended downtime at several coal mines.
Pionser of Aberdeen District dies while using boring outfit. Orval Hn and Hudson E Skinner revisit Portage WF. Saskatoon damage noted in crowd near Seakatoon. Severe rain is recorded as the heaviest of the year. Veneigsen in hay loft falls to ground. death initially thought accidental but attributed to heart disease by local doctor.
Market notes list cash prices for grain, poultry, dairy, and livestock at Liverpool Market. Includes butter, potatoes, fresh poultry, dressed meats, and fish prices with various quality and weight descriptors. Mentions beef, lambs, mutton, ham, sausage, and fish varieties like salmon and winniper. Also references Timothy and other grains with barter terms and times.
Disjointed report notes men refuse to submit quietly to an opening trial run. Mentions fire, hotel, and possible large sums in property and exemptions. Details are unclear. goals include assessing readiness and potential financial impact.
A fragmentary report notes a fleet force and cyclone seen in Glen Ewen causing structural damage. References to Glen Bees and a cryptic sek 4 Iwase remark hint at unclear local reactions amid the disaster. The brief records the event and its chaotic impact on the town.
A grim despatch reports an insane young homesteader attacked a man with an axe near Haw i Be WY Castor area. R. Mor tt and Cart, once companions who quarreled, are held in jail awaiting preliminary investigation on Friday.
In Arcola Saskatchewan a promising coal seam was found near the Grand Trunk railway carves, drawing strong local interest. Reports indicate gas indications and a belief the mine could be highly profitable. Citizens say samples show pallent quality though proof remains limited.
Report notes progress on the main line as Sir William Mackenzie discusses N. K. Construction and rail lithography. Details mention costs, wheat concerns, and steps in the project amid broader market and legal notes.
Obituary note reports A. L. Belves dies in Moose Jaw region. The text references his connection to the local school extension and mentions Rev. Canon Cayley Dred. Details are fragmentary but indicate a community obituary notice with local figures and placeholder events.
A compact extract outlines the Sunday School lesson notes and commentary by Rev. DM Stearns. It surveys biblical figures Hezekiah Manasseh Josiah and others, linking prophets, kings, and Golden Texts to themes of repentance mercy and remembrance of God, with brief notes on Josiah’s reforms and the fate of prophetic writings.
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