Portage la Prairie notes and local updates rundown
Local visitors include Miss Lillian Hay with sister Mrs. T Keillor in Portage la Prairie and Mrs F J Course with Miss Halliday visiting Carberry friends. Parliament opens in Ottawa. Tanlac testimonial from Huntsville Alabama. Masonic Lodge visit to Carberry. Trial verdict at Lake of the Woods Mining Co. case. Health officer urged street cleaning. Poultry exhibitor Thomas Clarke wins at Brandon Winter Fair. George Winterbourne leaves farming for Winnipeg. Blundering Billy performed by Essior Dramatic Club. Gray's Drug Store promotions. Ice rink to close for season after a profitable winter. Comments praise rink managers and local workers.
St Patrick's Tea and Produce Table Aids Local Charity
St Pauls W A hosts a St Patrick's Tea and Produce Table at Mrs J B Merrick's home tomorrow from 3 to 6. Eve body welcome. Chas Moore had leg surgery at St Boniface hospital last Friday. Dr Hassard visited MacGregor for a consultation on Mrs John Green who suffers pleurisy. Vary ill for over two weeks, friends wish for her swift recovery. St Patrick's Day Eve celebration at Masonic hall features a whist drive dance and Irish songs with the Women's Institute and orchestra. Admission sec. Let's go.
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St. Paul's
St Patrick's
J. B. Merrick
Eve
Chas, Moore
St. Boniface Hospital
Olot
Hr. Hassard
Portage la Prairie
MacGregor
Swan
John Green
Green
St. Patrick's Day
Masonic Hall
Women’s Institute
Marriage Notice in Hawes Diocese Broadcast
The entry records a marriage from February conducted by the Lord Bishop of the Hawes, with Partridge marrying Violet Ardenter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas KE Stewart formerly of MacGregor.
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Calcutta
the Hawes
Partridge
Violet Ardenter
Chas KE. Stewart, Forncrly
MacGregor
Notice from I. Lamb on new grocery tires delivery business
Notice announces the pending opening of a grocery delivery business in MacGregor next week. It urges residents to be ready for early service, promises up-to-date stock, and asks for patronage with a brief sign-off from I. Lamb.
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D. A McKee
MacGregor
Wartess
I. Lamb
Norris government defeated in house by censure vote
The Norris ministry falls after a straight censure vote in the house. Three opposition members supported the administration while 23 voted against. The defeat paves the way for a political crisis in Manitoba and prompts Premier Norris to offer resignations to the Governor General for a new ministry to form.
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Norris
Talbot
Farmer Group
House
Geo. Palmer
Dauphin
R. W. Emmond
Swan River
HL. Richardson
Roblin
N Viz
John Queen
Vakimischalber
Ki Fletcher
Talen
Jthe Ho
Manitoba
Colleagus
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