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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
1
A fragment from a 19th century page shows Bailey and Son as publishers offering lists for marriages and deaths and notices of advertisements. The legible portion references Measings and Enterta in a transient ad section with various headings and a publisher attribution to Bailey & Son.
Local daily except Sunday 10.26 Transcontinental Express toward the West. Eastbound Transcontinental Express daily 11.34 Local daily except Sunday 10.34 Mails carried only on Transcontinental Express. Westward Local connects with Macgregor Varcoe Wraueh train on Tuesdays. Post office arrivals and departures list daily mail times and routes, including Roselle and Roses service Saturdays.
Fragmentary notice says a surgeon died at a hospital in Uptter Austin with a residence at Kion House west of AL At OGREGOR, Macdonald & Hyndman barristers, and a branch office at Mactoregor with weekly Saturday office hours.
Dealers Max war or America K Merpoen and Walkerville plus Moline Wagons feature in a market update. The report notes up to date wagon offerings and the strongest lines available, listing firms and product names across regions.
A historical notice notes that Chas down peere and Wilkinson Plows and Canadian Car go Co s cutters and related farm equipment are highlighted with a lowest rate of interest. The text urges provision for one's own property, warning that neglect is worse than an infidel.
Unloaded a car load of furniture offering the largest stock yet in MacOnur store. Prices claim to fit rich and poor, with items from $2.75 to $10 and chairs from 45c to $18. Extension tables $7 to $1, kitchen tables $2.50 to $5.25. Wall paper sale and framed pictures advertised.
Market notes show No 1 hard wheat trading at Fort William with bid and offer variations. Prices quoted at 22 cents to 23 cents per bushel with bids and asks reflecting local supply and demand conditions.
No-poat- J. Ritchie has opened out as a butcher. John Watson Jr. of Macy visited Friday. The brick yard closes after a season. A newspaper is among Edvan’s prospects for spring. Mr. Blackwood expects his new store finished this week. Mr. John Bredin returned from northwestern Main. JW. Parks of Clark Bros. & Co. Winnipeg in town Friday. Mr. Leppington’s auctions last Thursday were successful with good prices. M. Hogan paving a building for a boarding house start. Bod Hood appointed boss with many men repairing the lay and Sinclair from Portage, witnesses in the Young case. W. de Coluer and sister from Portage visiting. Mrs. Jones and daughter visiting. Fred Cleveland visited the sick in Winnipeg. reports of improvement. Birss May Collier spending days with relatives in Port. Seven threshing toutists seen, stacks disappearing fast. Threshing near end for locality. Revs Canfield and Fraser held schoolhouse meetings. attendance and singing by Mr. Sunfield praised. Great hopes for outcomes from meetings. Two threshers reported for here this week. Wm. Kelly improving from fracture. Frank son planning an early date on his farm. Wm. Canghill has a family from Bagott neron and Miss, guests of Mrs. J. T. Blackford.
Farmers are urged to adjust flour usage to beat the heat as cooling and storage strategies promise better results than wasting effort. The advice emphasizes efficient practices and practical savings for households and farms facing high temperatures.
A plea calls for a fair trial. The text references aiding Gell states and requests due process. The fragmentary note mentions Shirriff and a salute, with unclear context and no definite outcome or date.
The report records visitors Rev Arnold and Mr Miller from Portage at the manse on Thursday. Funeral attendance for the late Peter Green at Beaver Creek. Rupert Munroe from Yortage visited for business, with a community tea at the manse. A bank offering on Oct 30 drew good turnout. A children’s program featured a missionary exercise with costumes from India China Japan Alaska and other lands.
Lovevale brief notes that Mr A McLeod and Mrs McLeod are not improving as fast as desired. The report emphasizes slower recovery and ongoing concern from family and local observers.
Advertising blurb promotes a weekly rate for the New York World and bundled access with The Herald-Jeremiathir, detailing annual prices and page counts. It touts value and convenience, aiming to convert readers to a combined or alternate subscription package.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica is the world's best remedy for sores and skin diseases. It touts universal efficacy, noting the editor and others found relief after failed cures, and urges purchase at drug stores.
Peter Gren of Beaver Creek died at 11 30 P M Saturday night from typhoid fever and complications at age 36 years 7 months He was born in Scotland and was the third son of Mr and Mrs John Green of Beaver Creek He leaves a widow and five children The funeral was conducted by the Reg 121 officials and F Me Burnside at Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church A memorial service will be held next Sunday afternoon at Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church to honor the departed.
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Wills as a cure for sick and rootless headaches. It asserts rapid relief, claims thousands of sufferers benefited, and promotes easy purchase through druggists with a money-back suggestion for unsatisfied customers.
In Austin last Friday, the Hon W C mill showcased a modern roller process flour mill and elevator with export-ready grist and grain shipping facilities. A farmer unloads sacks directly into a spout feeding the scales, enabling efficient loading and weighing on the track.
Mr Clifford adopts electric lighting and a storage battery system to lighten the store and mill, using a dynamo to power incandescent lamps day and night. A telephone line connects the store and the mill, with a battery capacity for ten hours of twenty candle power light. The electric yacht funded by the investment shows cautious progress toward lower expenses.
A bustling storefront advertises new bewers and winter apples by the barrel at Pierce's Holmes & Go with quart sealers of mixed pithies at low prices. Oysters cranberries red grapes bananas apples oranges lemons and felt shoes priced down. Shoes for men and children, furs and shawls in multiple colors. Glover notes best prices and urges shoppers to visit and compare.
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