Local Postmaster Note Appears in Dispatch Sliver
Fragmentary line from a dispatch mentions a note from a postmaster likely tied to West East half note east of dispatch with incomplete context.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
5
Fragmentary line from a dispatch mentions a note from a postmaster likely tied to West East half note east of dispatch with incomplete context.
The notice outlines a stud service schedule for the Young Duke of Brandon, detailing leave dates and visiting studs at John McKelvie and other farms through Friday, with payments terms of ten dollars per season and single service payable at service time, plus accident coverage and mare risk terms.
THOS HUNT Proprietor IMACGREGOR CHURCHES METHODIST hold services Sunday at 7 Beant ee il ee ee prayer meeting Thursday at the school and Bible class at m Epworth Longnsed FA Lecce St Cuthbert's church every Sunday morning and evening Sunday school and Bible class All day at 230 in the afternoon Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening Service Beaver Creek at S p m p m Mic REGOR Ancembent der i a.m Sunday School 3 p.m Evening Prayer 7 p.m Choir Practice Thursday 8 p.m WELLINGTON lemming Prayer every other Sunday Som jay I L wrayer grey other Sum Evening Prayer every Sunday P me Holy Communion according 9 notice
The Soutend community held an annual picnic on July 9 at Mr N at's grave. Events included girls and boys races, sack and wheelbarrow contests, hop step and jump, and a football match Soutend and Macaulay versus all comers which ended in a draw. An 18 to 1 baseball win featured a married versus single game and a dance concluded the day at Mr Theo Ko dot's residence.
An aged notice touts Chamberlin's Salve for enduring sores. It warns against complete healing, suggesting the salve maintains a necessary condition. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
The Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition looks set to surpass all prior years with strong audience interest as preparations continue for the event from July 23 to July 25. Buildings and grounds are being prepared, marking a robust lead up to the fair.
A damaged ad promotes Chamber wit's Stomach and Liver Tavlets as a pleasant laxative. It claims the pills invigorate the liver and bowels and warns of many diseases from the neglect of bowel health. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
Mrs ee Beers of this town was struck by No 2 transcontinental near CP Ro tracks this afternoon. She was knocked into a ditch but miraculously escaped serious injury and proceeded to her home unaided.
Lawrence Leitz, a worker for McDonald McMillan Co., had a narrow 55 foot fall while building the Pine Creek bridge. He grabbed a girder, breaking the force of the fall, but dislocated his right shoulder and was shaken up. Dr. Lyall of Carberry treated him and he was taken to Chamberlain’s College in Brau that evening.
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