Town Topics Remov al and Local News Across Macgregor
The Herald moves to its new office on Hampton Street west near the skating rink and will transact business from there starting immediately. Local items note lectures, council meetings, medical, religious, and social events with names such as W Huffman Frank Arkell Geo H Stacey and many others, plus court notes and civic developments across North Norfolk.
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Herald
HamptonSt West
Geo. H. Bean
Arkell’s
Macgregor
George
The
Hampton Street West
Local Notices About Real Estate Sale and Dressmaker Opening
Mr H Hardman plans an auction sale of household effects in preparation for a Montana move. The sale is set for Saturday April Std with Cairns and Street conducting. Miss Florence Shaver opens a dressmaking business at Mr R F Graham’s residence offering fitting costumes at moderate prices.
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H. Hardman
Montana
Cairns & Street
Florence Shaver
R.F. Graham
Macgregor and District
Mic Path
Deate
Ac Raha
Fragmentary Birth Notice From BORN Nebraska Area
A damaged OCR fragment notes a birth on a Sunday around March 2 1901 near BORN with a person named Barber referenced in the line. The readable items indicate a simple birth notice without further details.
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I. Dob Barber
Local Seeding Set To Start In Ten Days Or Fortnight
Community notes that seeding should begin in about ten days. Mrs. J C Lowrie of Bagot visited Mrs. Wm Cairns and plans to travel to her old home next Wednesday. Chalk may become scarce in Macaregor soon as two town storekeepers argue publicly. Good Friday and Easter are near and the Canadian Pacific Railway Co offers a one third fare reduction for holiday travel to visit friends and relatives, a recurring incentive this season.
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J.C. Lowrie
Bagot
Wm Cairns
Macaregor
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Meeting Discusses Hoblin Railway Deal Petition
Last night a well attended meeting called by Reeve Stone debated the Hoblin railway deal and urged petitioning the Dion government not to ratify the agreement. Speakers Bailey Cairns Hamilton favored the petition while Loyd opposed. A committee of Reeve Stone Cairns and Bailey was appointed to draft the petition.
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Reeve Stone
Hoblin
Dion
NPR
C.N.R
Messrs. Bailey
Wm. Cairns
Ali Hamilton
H. Loyd
Jas. Muir
Walter Litt
Hy Rogers
Petion
Winnipeg
Thx
Rew Stone
Cairns and
Bailey
Local Business Ads Highlight Trades and Offers
Mr. Knox advertises hats boots and shoes with a large stock. Ross Martins offers prunes at one dollar. Merrick Bros. plans to buy potatoes as weather improves. Knox promotes a rush in boots and shoes while Ames Hoen's and King's are touted for reputable reps. The message emphasizes high prices for produce and wood goods.
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Ames Hoen’s
King’s
Merrick Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.R. Vardon
W. Huffman
Frank Arkell
Carberry
North Norfolk Council
Austin
Mr. Thos. Cann
Sidney
Eddie Jones
Plumas
Geo. H. Stacey
Portage
R. Byers
Logan McCann
Mr. Greg. Barrett
Neil H. McDougall
Duncan
Misses Warren
H. Byers
North Norfolk Court of Revision
Cook's Hall
Edith Anderson
D. B. Merrick
T.C. Leach
R Adler
Tom
Joe
Ryan
Macgregor Council of
Royal Templars of Temperance
Supreme Court
Minnie Merrick
Jas. Homer
N. Holmes
J. Parsons Smith
J. C. Miller
South
Nurse Chew
Macgigor
North Dakota
Dr. Ponton
Mr. J. A. Peterson
Grand View
Methodist
J. W Runions
Angus Grant
John Buckle
Cox
Brandon
North Norfolk
Herald Printers
J. I. Thorne
Methodist Church
S. Cleaver
Cairns & Stacey
D. McCorkindale
Sidney New Era
Geo. Moffatt
A. Chisholm
St. Cuthbert’s Guild
Presbyterian Church
H. B. Fryer
Geo. W. Walker
Stanley House
Wellington
Beaver Creek
Myles Custance
Fryer's
Prunes
Ross Martin
Knox's
Pete
Knox
Jas. Linton & Co
West End
William Knox
Court of Revision
Tuesias
Prives
Muss F. Shaver