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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR mentions training in reading hospitals and lists several names including W Walker Nurse Chew D A Macdonald Loutde J A Peterson. It references accommodation rates and weekly terms with partial, unclear data on costs. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Agsa Tim Irving visited MacGregor this week and Mr and Mrs JW Horie paid Carberry a visit last week. Mrs Kennedy of Reina visits relatives. Mes J Hateh of Hon and Mrs Ross of Carrell stay with the A Campbell family. H Campbell returned from Winnipeg Business College. The Ho Lamont couple from Beaver Creek visited Austin and stayed with the Hepps. John Murphy, an old settler of Austin, died last Sunday with funeral Tuesday led by Rev Deaidls.
Beaver Creek Ontario correspondent returns from the China west of Sidney detailing visits with John Hanna W P Smith Peter Cherk and Geo Moffatt among others. He notes rich soil hilly terrain timber limits and Manitoba comparisons with residents facing health and tax issues while town activity and spring preparations proceed and residents plan new buildings ferries and holidays.
An old advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure stomach and liver troubles, kidneys bowels and nerves. It touts renewed vigor and health for weak or run down people, sold by Berry's Drug Store in Belle Bitter.
An old fragment markets a 5 cent remedy at Berry's Drug Store for a child's sore head and scalp issues. It mentions a mysterious treatment promising quick relief though the text is garbled. The notice reads like a generic patent medicine pitch from a small town shop.
The note praises rising gristing trade as proof of satisfaction in quality and quantity. It claims customers save money by bringing grain for trial, promising increased returns from barley and oats.
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