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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
1
The notice lists commodity prices last night including butter at 16 to 18 cents, eggs around 18 cents, and beef, lamb, and hog ranges. It records wholesale dairy and produce costs for butter, eggs, beef, mutton, beets, and oats with varying prices across markets.
The council at Cook's Hall Macgregor held February 19 1901 with all members present. Topics include Dixon family aid for typhoid relief and nurse costs, reimbursements for various expenses, tax and by law updates, school district petitions, road and gravel issues, and arrangements for a Winnipeg convention on Municipal Act revision. Adjourned after debates on road work, disinfecting apparatus, and the purchase of road around a lake.
A Tuesday evening meeting in Cook's Hill discussed the government agreement with the Canadian Northern and Northern acile railways. Charles W. Huffman chaired the gathering with speeches by Aulins, Bailie, and Hamilton. Resolutions condemning the proposed deal were unanimously approved.
Mr C Braundet remains confined bed for a few days. A Sanaay senior institute will be held here on the 1th Marel. Mr James Debson of the London Life Co. was on a business trip this week. Our toll keeper Mr W J Stinson is under the weather. Alf Arnold leaves for England on business and pleasure and will return in about two months. Wheat market is at a stand. Grading wheat unsatisfactory this year for buyers and sellers. Messrs P Mack C Nord Arthur James and M Baker accepted for service in South Africa they leave Saturday. U I meeting next week will feature a song service. Mr Fargon to discuss prize fighting. Mrs Noble Duncan gave her husband a girl last Sunday and Mrs Jas Duncan a boy the following day. The Dans are coming instead of the Campbells.
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