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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
8
Canadian railway officials discuss grain flow from western Canada to eastern markets. Manitoba and Winnipeg lines see heavy eastbound movement with fleet loading at high daily rates. Portage la Prairie port opens February 1, signaling gearing for the season.
The Masitobs Farmers union aims to maintain and grow its 15,709 membership. Colin Burnet, president, notes last year’s gain reached 11,400. A thorough, district driven campaign is planned with local boards meeting soon to rate every member, plus house canvassing and a series of large meetings from early June through July in central points of each locality.
After four days of tightly contested curling, the Beaverton bonspiel concluded Friday at midnight. M. E. MacKinnon’s rink won both the Grand Challenge and Gold Standard events, finishing the standard final 13 11 and the consolation final saw Rev TB Pearsons’ side beaten 17 10 by Captain Creasy’s rink.
THOS CLARKE in MacGregor offers White Leghorn cock a barred Rock cockrels and Black Minorca cockrels for sale. Local poultry dealer lists several breeds available for breeding or laying stock.
A local update reports Mrs Dy Shaw’s recovery at home after operation, and Mr IL Gudener’s gall stone surgery at Portage la Prairie hospital. Dr Massardant and Dr Armstrong performed the operation. A Bagot Community Hall dance drew about one hundred attendees, with a semi monthly dance planned for February 9. The Bagot UF M Ten Cent Bazaar includes a moving picture lecture about wheat from seed to consumer. The Bagot Community Club Whit Drive raised funds, with Loy maths and Dermot recognized. a future whist drive is planned with further notice.
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