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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes list Dr. C. M. Pais Axp Senoox in Portage la Prairie Manitoba with references to M Saturday attendance and T. Koward. Details are unclear but indicate a medical or clinic context and a local listing.
Markets show mixed activity with gains noted in steel futures and energy shares. Analysts cite cautious sentiment as traders await key economic data for guidance.
The notice promotes a vast new stock of furniture recently unloaded from a car and a half, boasting Macgregor's largest and most complete collection yet. It highlights readiness for customers seeking a broad range of items and implies a major update to the local market.
Out of town customers include Macgregor Bakery items as a bread order note mentions A Gray Austin Fox Burnside Blackwood Edrans Nesbitt and Wellwood. The line notes an incidence of forgot ten items.
The notice lists beds from 2.75 to 810, dining room items from 430 to B15, sideboards from 810, extension tables, kitchen wares from 32.50 with 20 percent off wallpaper up to 50. The phrasing reflects mid price ranges and discount offers for both rich and poor buyers.
The Winnipeg scene features Roblin and Campbell avoiding enforcement of the Manitoba Liquor Act, while the government stalls on action. Brisk local notes report Seaman presiding, Edrans College prospects, and community updates from Carberry, Portage, and Brandon traces, including sales, donations, and upcoming offices.
Village items report Ed R. Moffat’s live running order for the Times. E C Hawklin’s boarding house project progresses. J Hogan opens a fruit and confectionery store with staff in Austin. Miss McDougal teaches at the school. Foresters hold a court fair, described as the most enjoyable event. Several men arrive to work in winter projects. Finigan buys the lot from W Bredin.
Mr McLeod ships threshing outfit to Regina. Mr Janes Scott of Wi visits town midweek. Mr and Mrs F Longstreet move to bush for winter. Mr and Mrs Sampson Lave move into J Buchanin huts. Mr Robert Scott away for month or six weeks. Image Creek cert on Nov 20 admission. Farmers exploit tire weather and road wear drawing wheat. S Wier to Winnipeg business college soon. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society oyster supper Dec 4. Three children under 12, program in preparation. tickets available.
An Austin brief notes Mr H B Grew of Portage on business in town on Tuesday while Mr Heron of Rose Ends on Shore Rev Fraser returns to Bran on Monday to resume duties at the Baptist Church.
Nellie Wilson visited her parents before a day. Dr. Camsel returned from Winepeg due to his father’s illness on 4 day. Mrs Hepp came back after a holiday with Moose Mountain entry. Willett named commissioner for taking aps ity and expresses approval. A social at suse hast Mbmaday drew many locals. Thanksgiving services led by the Presbyterian church, with a special collection for church debt at Couren.
Local items report a service at St Pauls church and social gatherings. Mentioned are a wedding of Miss Ethel May Wintley, guests Winnipes and William Boot, a party hosted by Pathhead residents, and a death notice for Mr. Gee Freeman. Also notes a travel sale for a round trip during Thanksgiving period.
Fragmentary text notes Dr Geo We Waike ist visits for a Tuesday practice and a Friday event at a local revue. It mentions a Msceregor crossing problem with the Cann n Northern delaying crossings hindering traffic. A note urges town members and candidates to act and address railway grade and crossing obligations.
The fragmentary line hints at prolonged effort over two years, with reference to unseen or elusive pels and ongoing struggle. Details are sparse, leaving ambiguity about people,place, or exact event.
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