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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
5
Public notice states the dissolution of the partnership formerly existing between Romany and Flem. The notice reports that every day is directed to dissociate and cease business operations.
An advertisement lists seed offerings including Red Fire Wi grown from hetnel w produced 1400. Extra large plump crops expected with about 100 bushels in 5 and 10 bushel lots at $1.50 per bushel. Also includes ad Potatoor Wee Machi rege ncy Piistee and Sir John special items priced at £1 per bush, 1 ROWAN Mal regor.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention high class fare stock and an implementation near a location described as miles northwest, with a date or code resembling 07 Mactregor. Details are unclear, but the item references transport stock and a regional placement or schedule. Evidence is sparse and fragmented.
A fragmentary listing advertises farm stock including horses cows steers oxen and sheep plus a long inventory of hay forks mowers plows harness and farming implements. Terms show cash sums up to ten dollars and credit on approved notes due November 1st 1909 at five percent interest. Lewis Berquist proprietor and Wm Cairns auctioneer.
The Municipality of Orth Norfolk declares the 1908 assessment roll open for inspection until March 29. Complaints must be filed by March 20. A court of revision will meet March 1 at 10 am at the Municipal Hall MacGregor to hear complaints, with T. R. Vardon as secretary.
News from the district highlights travel by Mr Bert Mancon to Regina and Mr Geoten Grezor moving to Portage la Prairie while others move to new homesteads. It notes illnesses, a school entertainment, and a carnival visit by Ryan Wnamber reporting a lively event, all amid varied weather and transportation chatter.
In the past week Paul and two others visited friends as the event draws interest. Local residents note ongoing detating interest remains high as plans for Roar Fest of April near Mre 1 unfold.
John Mclntosh of Badin visits. Dr Haworth to B Pogue’s and to Miss L Lamont. Walter Rogers returns east and parents due in April. Local accidents include Pogue, Arthur Sawyer flesh wounds from circular saw. Carnival at MacGregor enjoyed. wood sawing bees trend. Miss Collier teaching Image Creek. Miss Brown to Easter home. Concerts by A Gemmell, R Hough. revival by Old Ireland lecture by Rev R H Lowry. likely last address before Extenny trip.
A fragmented note reports Firda le Maltay's wedding at an unnamed date near Danesville Wisconsin with Mrs Moffat noted for years of service. The piece mentions a surprise party, a station store post, a sleigh incident, and a fox sighting near Orangeville with minimal clear details.
A runaway Windsor station express crashed into the Montreal station area killing four and injuring eleven. The engine broke loose after a steam plug blew, gaining speed from 50 to 20 mph before slamming into the Windsor station wall. Passengers waited for arrivals as debris pinned victims beneath falling beams.
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