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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
5
Christmas tree events and gatherings are planned across Austin area including Light Hill and The Great Carlton tree on December 23. A whist drive and dance raise funds, and an old time dance via FA. of C occurs December 31. Mrs Jack Leckie departs for Scotland on December 10 aboard Metagama for a long holiday.
After a successful collection campaign students built an open air skating rink in Austin. A Skating Club formed with officers elected and a strong committee oversaw construction. Community donations and labor flooded in, and flooding will begin immediately with season tickets available through the secretary for family, single, and children pricing.
Dorothy Langley wed Richard Horton at St John’s Anglican Church Peasant Point on Wednesday November 24. The service was conducted by Rev. Marliner with Lohengrin Wedding March. The bride wore white crepe back satin and a bridal veil with orange blossom, attended by her sister Amelia. A reception followed at the bride’s home with guests listed, gifts exchanged, and plans for the couple to reside at Mafeking Man, Peat.
Beav er Mews reports Graham vis Newdale last week returning with a new Chevrolet coach. Mr and Mrs A Lamont plan a Alberta trip to visit relatives and friends this week. Mr Ro Stinson's business east of the Drug Store is taken over by the co operative Poultry Shipper room for shipping day May 13th.
In loving memory of our beloved daughter May Rodgers who died December 2 1919. Days of sadness follow, bitter tears, memory keeps you near. Although you left seven years ago, her memory remains dear today. Inserted by her parents and two brothers Charlie and Howard.
Announcement by Prof W J regarding a British Columbia muskrat ranch near Swan Lake about 40 miles west of Quesnel and its plan to grow to 4000 pelts. Also notes Canadian apple exports to England rising and new export cattle building at Montreal's Eastern Public Cattle Market with capacity for 50 car loads.
In loving memory of Charles A Robert who died December 1 1925. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by wife and family
A Herald reader reports a dream about raising nearly a thousand bushels of wheat sold at 1.50 per bushel to about a thousand buyers, with many not paying. Upon waking he tells his wife he will go to town to settle his Herald account as a solemn warning.
Meadum wheat and Crown wheat from ware registered seed free from noxious weeds for sale. Also quantity of Chinese barley grown from reinserted seed. Price $3 eight. Beaty, 1 mile north of Beaver.
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