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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
5
Train service reduced with all trains halted except the Wre Wood section. The post office will not be open. mail must be dispatched at least half an hour early to avoid a fine. Postmaster Wai Nay reports the disruption.
The Sidsey Feotuse School District proposes a by law to raise 9900 for a new schoolhouse and appendages. Debentures totaling 2500 are planned, payable over twenty years at a stated rate. Polls open at noon May 24 in MacGregor with voting to decide the issue. The clerk R Vardon notes the notice dated May 16, 1905.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Pat e's, a druggist, with unclear actions about burning a flea and lifting corn. No coherent events, dates, or entities beyond a single shop reference are recoverable.
The Borans store passes from creditors of H and Scott to Mr. Moon Creek who plans to stock Win. A Church of Enc committee forms to discuss building a new chapel for the congregation. Melvin Ritchie was injured when a rifle misfired. he was taken to Neepawa for medical care and is recovering. The Edrans Band gains local notice for quality music, with a postponement due to bad weather. The community notes a fatal accident in which a young boy died after a fall, with condolences voiced.
fragments describe a town grappling with a mysterious canine disease while local figures, including Mesars and J. McFar lane, travel for unknown reasons. Wather comments on farming, and a trip to Car fonday is noted amid unclear context.
A surgeon described treating a severely injured boy within hours of a wreck. He dressed the wound and tried to comfort the patient, though he offered little hope for recovery.
In a weathered Ottawa era wired feature a rural Ontario village reports on seeding progress and farm labor. Mentions Herb McCrawid C Hole McDonald and J D McCrae of Manitoba Caltege. Describes missionaries from the Presbyterian trade and local farm scenes including greens being saluted for early planting. Mentions canal work, gatherings, and farmers traveling to the river for rest and distraction.
Weather improves for fine growing and barley feeding. Peter Clark suffers a horse kick and remains unable to work for some time. Vernon reports a mild winter, settlers clearing waste timber and preparing for spring work amid recovering illnesses.
Fragmented OCR item mentions sales at a Cor store and cashiers Diack and Brome, references to Meats Moose Jaw and a distant sea news about Japan and Russia. It includes garbled phrases about goods like parasols and flour and an oblique note on local società matters.
On Sunday evening June 18 the Presbyterian Gregor hosts Mowid attend. Visiting Brethren are welcomed to the gathering.
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