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Local Manitoba News Roundup and Community Notices
Chas Tarry of the Bank of Toronto at Kipling is spending holidays in town. D. G. McLachlan reports vehicle sales in town and at Pratt and Gladstone. United Church Mission Band hosts a tea on May 15 and St Paul’s W A tea on May 20. Baseball practice twice weekly and a May 24 tennis tournament are planned. A barn fire near MacGregor destroys farm buildings with unknown cause. Rev T B Pearson departs for Swan River July 4. Local clergy discuss pastorates. Masquerade at Orange Hall draws a crowd with prizewinners listed. Agricultural Society plans July 14 Fair with stock accommodations and baseball field improvements. Winnipeg visits and local sketched trips noted. Kenneth McCaskill improves after health treatment. Frank Peterson returns to work in Brunkild. May 28 Bazaar and bazaar bazaar works and a night baseball game. Farmer’s Union Lodge meets May 18. Austin convention in June 50 joins requested. Migrating geese seen in large flocks. MacGregor Golf Club Arbor Day competition yields scores. Niblock wins ladies, Dr. Camsell men. CP Rail summer schedule affects MacGregor service. No 54 shifted to 19:08. Portage la Prairie’s May 24 celebration parade and Island Park events noted. Fraternal visit invited from Tem ple and Gothic Lodges with travel details to Portage la Prairie.