Logan and Co Insurance Agents Capital Paid Up at Leave
Logan and Co Insurance Agents report capital paid up at Leave Tead with a manager noted as operational.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
7
Logan and Co Insurance Agents report capital paid up at Leave Tead with a manager noted as operational.
The owner Gordon Smith announces a public sale at his residence MacGre to dispose of farm assets including horses hay and farming equipment. Items listed include a black mare aged 12 a bay horse a fan mill and hay supplies. Credit terms offered with joint notes approved and cash options available.
Sat. Nov 13 at 1 pm stock sale includes working horses aged 1809?, a brown driving horse, cow in calf, two year old heifer in calf, Jersey breed calves, Verity plow, barrows, bob-stitched gear, jumper, cab L sett secondet, duck howe harness, a sewing machine, grain bags, 100 bushels of cats, 20 tons hay, valuable household items, and Smith's horses in good condition. Terms under £10 cash, or notes on larger sums. joint notes approved.
The Portage district diary reports threshing nearing completion with Geo Moffitt and Robert Houston harvesting thousands of bushels on 60 and 115 acres respectively. Mentions are made of family visits, market trading, church services, and a Mumfordville/Mackenagget variety of local events as residents travel between Beaver Creek and Portage.
Loveville fires and fall work mark the season as crops disappoint many with Clement, Wilson Glen visitors stay with friends, Mex Wilson settles into a new house, and Willian Graham returns from AE. The town debates honesty in horse trading amid wary farmers and cheerful local chat.
Minutes of a teachers convention report 13 teachers present with W A McIntyre principal of Winnips school answering critiqued questions clearly and concisely. President Bates led the noon session as topics covered rural attendance, composition principles, drawing lessons for grades, and teacher guidance toward a productive future.
The follow report lists students in order of merit for the month. Names include Henry Ettie, Lizzie Culbert, Stella Milligan, Archie Culbert, Colbert, Belford James, Freeny Honery, Hugh Honery, Lily Jar, Daniel Henry, Ernest Aikens, Ruben Henery, Lawrence Henry, John Bune, John Price. Average attendance for the month is not fully clear. E K Manstann, Teacher.
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