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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
5
The MacGregor post office lists train arrivals and mail departures with routes to Boosejaw and Rosebill. Daily east and west services operate at specified times, with proofs that mail must be sorted an hour before dispatch and the office closes by 7 pm. Bay, Postmaster.
The column reports crops prospering despite cold weather and a busy slate of local work. Miss Fisher, Toronto trained, opens music pupils while Sunday School resumes at the Methodist church. Residents plan construction including a residence and a large barn foundation.
For over twenty years Nr JB Massey at 3822 Clinton St endured sciatic pain. One application of Pain Balm gave relief, making rest possible, and less than a bottle produced a permanent cure. He urges others with sciatica or rheumatism to try a cent bottle and judge relief for themselves. Foresee by all druggists and dealers.
The report notes a pause in fishing as jacks and suckers rest. Mise V Poole visited Golden Stream for the weekend. A private post office is described, with unstamped mail left there. James Rowan shot a female animal on his farm. a dog chased it up a tree. Reeve Cairns and Councillor Visit discuss road work around the south slough and other small projects. Berry built a long foot bridge over the creek near Lewty's ford.
At a bridge site smoke filled the air for two weeks due to stubble burning near the creek and Dents on the west bank. Mr Storie of Forestville reported losses around $400 from tools and seed, while the crew fought to save a nearby house during a chaotic period with three camps east of the creek.
A brief health notice warns that a cold can lead to pneumonia in colts and humans alike. It emphasizes not disregarding even slight colds and promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a prompt cure, noting its popularity and wide sale by druggists and dealers.
In Lavenham, Mr Gourdie reports wet, stony lind as he returns. Hodgsor the new blacksmith earns praise for workmanship while Neil and David slit handle a nearload of Touchwood Hills district effects. Rumor says Mr T Cooper plans a late boarting house and J Saunders builds a first class butcher shop. The surrounding country will be well supplied with fresh meat this summer.
A local vendor urges homeowners to inspect his paints noting painters praise the product and prices are kept tight. The appeal emphasizes interior and exterior use and emphasizes value and durability.
For sale eight pure bred Orpington hens and a number of pure bred Plymouth Rock fowls. Reliable buyers inquire.
Grateful readers report quick relief from pain using this balm sold by druggists and dealers. Many testimonials claim magical comfort after applying to affected areas.
Seeding in the Akemone district is nearing completion for the season. Winnipeg visitors Miss Leite and Mrs Smiley Vor are stopping with relatives as younger residents enjoy singing practice on Tuesday evenings. Mr Wm Weatherill and his sons Herb and Maurice have left for the Rainy River district. Neil McCaskill has spent weeks with Mr Colin McCaskill helping with feats while Emil Weagreen and Gerdi Weatherill renew old acquaintances around Clareng.
An old advertisement suggests applying Chassberlains Salve to sore nipples as soon as nursing ends. It instructs wiping off with a soft cloth before the child nurses again and touts trained nurses using the salve as effective. Sold for 25 per box by druggists and dealers.
A concise note invites a day trip that promises productive time away from routine. The statement hints at selecting an outing that maximizes value for the time and money spent, appealing to those seeking a profitable leisure experience.
A fragmented report notes the baseball and lacrosse tournaments may begin soon with aquatic events planned on Crescens Lake described as the Northwest’s most beautiful body of water.
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