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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
8
Market notes show oat prices around 15e per bushel and wine at 600. Wheat and barley prices appear as 81.75 to 82.25 per cord for wood. The fragment hints at commodity quotes and unit measures common in 19th century trade listings.
Rev A N McQuarrie of Sidney visited town Monday John Thorne of Sitney called Wednesday Miss Medill from Austin visited sister Mrs Booth this week Stiss Stewart improving health in Winnipeg Ross Martin plans to move family to Calgary Milton Ward has taken over the warehouse and implement business adding office Rev A Chisholm will preach Souris Sunday J Bean returned from holiday trip Fred Creasy and Geo Joe of Sidney were in town B Young of Neepawa attended his sister’s wedding yesterday Rev Carrington and Mr Clark traveled to Winnipeg yesterday Thea re Martin back after recent illness Travelers in town indicate a good crop Archbishop Matheson to hold Confirmation at St Pan’s MacGregor Monday night.
The district reports abundant harvest potential as June proves very wet, with frequent rain giving farmers confidence. If the pattern continues, crops across the area appear on track for a strong outcome.
A local item notes Wallace Lamont leaving Beaver with his parents for a time and a brief report on community improvements and a graveling project. A runaway team on Main St caused minor disruption but no injuries were reported. A Winnipeg clergyman’s son, Carmichael, plans a stay in MacGregor and may join the football squad.
The district gathered at the Presbyterian church last evening with Rev. A. Chishom delivering a splendid exhortation. Main Street saw many farmers heading to Burnside for a garden party next week, with engagements accepted. The band also played at Rosehill picnic yesterday afternoon.
Local knights Peyne brush repaint many residences improving town looks. Councilor Stre and Constable Cook have re painted homes, others follow. Clerks and merchants push for Wednesday half days in July and August with stores to close. a pension circulation is planned. Portage News, How about Mac Gregor.
Western Canada readers recognize Winnipeg Industrial as an annual event that grows with substantial new offerings and notable improvements. This year promises greater demonstrations of innovation and attractions never seen before, underscoring the fair’s expanding scope.
eScesss W. B. Gilroy shipped a consignment of AL batter to campers at Bank Alta Me Stratton led Central Drug Store during Mr Bean's absence and left for Portage. David Hall of Austin was in town on Wednesday pleased with local option vote results. Reverend Mindre ams will conduct Kevin Gregor and Beaver Creek Sunday first. Mr and Mrs Win Angle visit Foxwarren Monday for Mrs Hay's brother Grant funeral. Mrs A Palmer and Mrs F Thompson traveled to Winnipeg as delegates. Roseberry visited Portage last week to see Miss Liza Sherritt ill in hospital and praised nurses' care.
Lin town of Winnipeg notes minor local updates as a sister travels to attend a sibling. Mrs Beeman’s speedy recovery is hoped for. John Fox, injured at Northern Iron Works when a heavy bar fractured his skull, is slowly recovering and his friends and relatives here await better news.
The regular Quadrille Club assembly will be held on Friday evening June 30 in Cook's ball. The social dance to take place tomorrow evening will be held as announced, and all Quadrille Club members are cordially invited.
The Winnipeg Industrial Fair of 1905 will be held July 20 to 28 and will showcase the highest achievements in agriculture horticulture live stock manufacturers home industry arts science and the appliances of trade to depict the progress of the people and the nation.
In a comic exchange a mother warns Bobby she will report his misbehavior to his father after dinner. Bobby frets then schemes to earn leniency by offering his father a better meal, hoping to avert trouble. The scene hinges on a child's cunning wish to influence parental discipline through a small act of hospitality.
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