Harness repairs and winter gear at reduced prices
A local shop advertises harness repairs and a broad harness line for the season. The message urges customers to visit for ready gear and mentions very reasonable prices.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
5
A local shop advertises harness repairs and a broad harness line for the season. The message urges customers to visit for ready gear and mentions very reasonable prices.
A compact notice column reports Austin F Avery visiting in the sty, Florence McKillop of Emersoe visiting Mrs WG, Vaughan Bara of Portage la Prairie hosting his sister, and Cathcart taking a teaching post in Indian 2001. Watrous Paisley spent a weekend with daughter C Outhwaite. Mrs J Sinclair mourns her father in Scotland. Women’s Institute to meet Feb 5 at Mrs Speed’s. Comrade C G.1.T. enjoyed MacGregor outing. will host a concert and dance Feb 14 at Foresters hall with lunch. admission 0c adults and 25c children. Richard Harding, nephew of Hon W Clifford, visiting, en route to England from Queensland where Brith firms plan cotton ventures. he will work in head office in England.
A February 1 performance in Forsters' hall under Hon. W. Clifford featured short plays including The Northern Lights and The Lege. Cast members included Mrs. Walt Mills Miss Kenway Mr. C. J. Vavasour and the host, who urged uncovering Austin's dormant talent to brighten future winters.
An exeting of the Airedale S of Taxis was held in the Foresters hall today with 24 boys present. After two hours of discussion it was decided to disband and reorganize under a gang system. Volunteer leaders emerged quickly and will guide their gangs in a four fold movement.
The report notes strong comradeship formed among members as Rev J A Beattie and Mrs Beattie hosted the CGI and Taxis for an ice cream and cake gathering. Miss Lavina Duff and Keith Booth thanked the hosts for their kindness as the group enjoyed games, songs, and a closing rendition of the Canadian National Anthem.
Jan 15 report from Dr. Camsell in Austin confirms Frank Camsell formerly of Winnipeg perished Nov 3 while returning from fisheries near Fort McRae. His daughter died with him as ice failed, Indian fore runner survived. Frank sought rope rescue but sank. Ottawa details from Fort Smith vicinity. Several Camsell relatives are noted in the North.
A Bagot U M report corrects poultry figures to 20 000 head rather than 3 000. Miss Dolmage will speak at Bagot on Thursday Feb 14. The Bagot Community Club schedules an Anniversary Entertainment for Feb 22 with Rev D Melver as speaker. UFM delegates reported from the provincial convention and farmers agreed to buy a car of seed wheat.
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