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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
4
Local items from MacGregor and district recount varied notices. Mentions include agriculture market figures, court and church events, births and deaths, school and lodge activities, upcoming political and railway proposals, and social gatherings from January 1901 era. Stakeholders named include Geo. English, A. J. Crighton, Rev. McBean, J. Parsons, Ed. Simite, J. Rutherford, and Hugh Hall, among others.
Local notices report sympathy for the community including Mr Wm Mason laid up with a bad child. Presbyterian service next Sunday at 7 pm led by Rev LEC Emes. Rogers Bros. buying hay straw cattle hogs and horses. Mr A F Murdoch plans a brick back on Hupton St. Local union of Christian Endeavor meets next Thursday in the church at Austin with a planned programme. Temple A M meetings note a D D G M Gregor Metregr to visit the lodge. MacGregor to get a new merchant tailor. Fred Shoples to open in flat land next week. Rogers Bros. offering wood and cordwood rates. government warping machine at Mrs D Graham’s farm. News from Hamiota Manitoba and Portage Graphic items. Mayor Martin’s sale and street improvements in MacGregor. creamery to relocate to MagGregor. Alma Downe and W J Smith wed at Golden Stream. ceremony by Rev J E Manro. Hossack investigates alleged loss of $100 from a trunk, tracing to a fake claim.
The C O F meet is scheduled for next Tuesday. Mrs F J Moeckil and Jett plan to visit friends at Carberry. Mr William Gack is laid up with grippe through Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Joseph Hawley is also ill with grippe. Mrs Ross Martin has a severe cold. Mrs G Sproat and nephew of Gladstone visited Mrs John Mundell last week. Two cars of shingles arrived for sale. Mr F J Thompson went to Ontario Tuesday to buy a carload of horses and will return next week. Mr Thomas Smith of Alexander, formerly grain buyer at MacGregor, is visiting his brother Ed Smith. Town suffered a coal famine causing semi-darkness, now alleviated by a large supply arriving yesterday. A fancy dress Carnival will be held in the MacGregor skating rink Monday evening the 30th with races and prizes. MacGregor Brass Band in attendance.
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