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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
6
The Rev H Green 38 invites the community to Easter Sunday services at the school with special attendance for newcomers. Chamberlain's has won wide Brest reputation for cures of coughs and related remedies.
Mir Frank Evans visits Winn and Pratt as the town anticipates baseball crowds and a growing mail flow. Pratt plans April townsite surveying and siding improvements, with Beham opening a hardware and tinsmith shop. Local commerce and road plans draw interest from Councillor Robinson.
Residents from MacGregor and Shellmouth visit Portage on Friday and Wednesday with officials from Imperial Tobacco Co in town. Rev A G Clark travels to Brandon to preach at St Matthews. Roy Ok arrives for grandfather Mr Van Walker’s funeral. Shamrock girls host a lively event with music and crowd, three cheers for committee and music.
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation. Claims many users have been permanently cured and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
A farmer named Geo. Cook of the Rossendale district was taken to Portage la Prairie on Monday after being described as suffering from religious mania. The following day his 83 year old mother was admitted to Portage hospital in failing health.
In Beaver, on May 25, 112, Mr [name clipped] aged about 54 years, a longtime resident of the community, died at home after a period of illness. He came from Port Mops in 1584 with his family and settled in the area, respected and successful as a local farmer. He leaves a widow two daughters and one son to mourn his loss. Funeral arrangements pending with local attendees noted.
Thames smi, the Rivers hotel porter, on December 20 last, was found guilty on Thursday afternoon and formally discharged after a trial at Brandon Assices.
Portage Ontario sheriff of the central judicial district K P Butler died Thursday morning at his Portage home after a month long illness. He was 72, English born, former sea captain, appointed four years ago after Sheriff McLean’s death. Survived by a large family. Interment was in Portage cemetery on Sunday.
Parish notes announce Lavenham will perform the musical part of the Easter Sunday service at the Methodist church with Rev J He Shemiltet Winnipeg preaching. Mr Sheimilt will also lead the Ladsmith service at 3 o clock in the afternoon with special preparations ongoing.
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