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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
8
Notice from Robt. W. McElrevy complains of cattle herds pestering roads in Herd Law District Tp. 12 Age. 10, violating bylaws. He warns of drastic action if compliance is not achieved, citing armed tanks at the gate and urging concerned parties to heed the law.
Miss L Lemon visited in Winnipeg on Sunday. Mrs A Cooper of Victoria B C visits with sister Mrs J Barber. Miss McDermott and Mr Piggett of Winnipeg visit with Mr and Mrs Gordon. Mr and Mrs Sayer visit with Mr and Mrs A E over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Porteous of Winnipeg and Mrs Smyth of Oakbank spend the holiday with the McKelvys. The Softball game between Orangeville and Katrime ends in a win for the local girls followed by a lively dance.
May 20 shipments of live stock by Bagot A McAllister and a June 20 Bagot annual Sports Day date. Notices talk of community sympathy for Miss Allan and sister Marjorie Crealock. local visits include Winnipeg guests and a post office return to work. A tea and plant sale raised 1000 dollars. Portage la Prairie district Farm Women plan a Summer Conference June 5 at Bagot hall with speeches by Mrs Gee-Curtis Mrs Gray and Rev Swan. supper free and silver collection planned.
Two Winnipeg men, A. Mc Naughton aged 23 of Clark Bros. & Co. Ltd. and Eric P. Dibblee of Western Steel Products Ltd, died on Saturday when the automobile they were in overturned on the highway east of Douglas.
The notice states puppies six to seven weeks old eligible for registration at a price of $1000 each. Both sexes accepted. Papers cost $10.
Edrans Womens Institute delegates attend district and provincial conventions in Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg. May 22 marked a gala Achievement Day with sixty plus ladies showcasing sewing classes since December, including twenty three color notebooks garments and bags. Demonstrations covered pattern alterations and harmonizing colors with quilts and textiles aged about seventy years. The event, aided by Orange Lodge philanthropy, featured a public lunch and community benefit praise.
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