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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
1
May 24th Victoria Day holiday noted with banks and stores to close. Upcoming MacGregor Chautauqua set for June 23 26 27 28. Community items include purchases, church renovations by Junior W A, Mothers Day services and flowers, rail timetable changes, and social events at Union Church and Masonic hall.
The MacGregor Baseball Club held a meeting electing Pat A Gray and Dr A Swan as Presidents W A Young Vice President Rev TB Pearson Lee Treasurer H C MacDonald and committee members J Clark W Ireland om Narvey and W Niblock They also announced a forthcoming meeting to choose a Captain and Manager and address other business A new senior league has formed with Portage la Prairie High Bluff Oakville Cubs and Oakville Colt likely to open in Portage la Prairie May 24 Arbor Day was observed with business closings and cleanup activities The Tennis Club plans a local tournament on May 24 entries due by 6 p m with CH A Lye.
We regret to record the death of Mrs Richard W. Biggar at his home yesterday afternoon at the age of 64. Biggar was a prominent farmer in the district and well respected in the community.
Mrs. Cairns returns from a month with daughters in Morris and Dufrost. Union Church Mission Band hosts tea and produce sale May 19 at W N Glovers show rooms. Junior Athletic Club dance May 24 at Masonic hall. Orangeville UFM Old Time dance May 25 at school. MacGregor Beavers sell popcorn candy and cake May 26 at WH Glovers. UF M ship stock May 29 from Katrime and Beaver if road loan approved.
A reader notes several horses on the southeast edge of town have damaged numerous sheaves. If the owner does not remove them promptly, the animals will be taken to the pound. Signed by ROWAN BROS.
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