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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
1
Local and mail train services listed with departure times to various towns including Edrans Rosehill and Macgregor. Notes restrict Sunday operations and specify post office closing by 3 pm.
The meeting on the corner stone of the new school drew wide interest. A decision was made to hold the ceremony on Wednesday June 24 with sports for the pupils and a separate public sports program to be arranged for July by committees led by Logan Philion McLean and others.
Friday June 12 Gladstone vs McGregor at MacGregor. June 19 Gladstone at Plumas. June 26 Gladstone at Gladstone. July 1 Plumans vs Headstone at Gladstone. July 6 MacGregor vs Lamas at Pl. MacGregor vs Gladstone. First league game last Thursday ended in a draw between Alamas and MacGregor. Referee Logan handled a rough, even match. Plumas shows strength. next game Friday the 12th MacGregor vs Giladstone. Teams listed: Mac Lions and Plumas squads with multiple players named. Beaver football beat Bagot 6-0 on Saturday.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Maindgttre citizens for kindness after death of Donald and support for famine orphans. Mentions Presbyterian church service and famine relief efforts. Also lists students with high exam scores and notes a cough remedy advertisement from Parker & Co. Lineville praising Cham berlain’s products.
A desolate stray notice requests information about two horses missing near Macgregor. An old white horse with a white stripe on white feet wearing a halter and a five year old Yeatling roan colt are described. People with details are urged to contact The Herald Office.
Floods devastate towns across southern British Columbia and nearby regions as mountain snowmelt swells Fraser and Kootenay rivers. Bridges wash out, communications fail, and many residents flee with belongings. Reports of drownings include Mr and Mrs Ward, Henry Moet, and Bardo Anderson.
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