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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
8
Rev Fotheringham leads Sunday services on September 6 with Sunday School at 7 30 p m and evening service. Choir practice occurs in the church Thursday. Beaver church service begins at 9 am.
Rev G L Armstrong rector conducts Holy Communion at 9 30 a m Sunday School at 11 a m Evensong at 7 30 p m Service at Katrime at 3 p m listing multiple hours and locations for the day</s>
Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received up to 4 p.m. Tuesday September 15 1931 for delivery of twenty cords of wood to MacGregor School. Wood must be 90 percent white poplar, sound and of good body. Delivery by October 1 1931. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Dated MacGregor August 3 1991. G Elewin Sec Treas MacGregor School District
Apply to F SOUTHWORTH or phone 13 in MacGregor to inquire about the toweroomed house rental.
Mr Jack Cartwright departed last week for Vancouver British Columbia to take a new position. Katrime residents wish him luck. Mr and Mrs T W Anderson of Carlevale Sask visited the McKeley home Sunday and were joined by Mrs M J Corrigal for the trip to Winnipeg.
Mrs I M Sims spent three months with her nice Mrs N S Irwin in Beaver and returned to Vancouver on Tuesday. Miss Elsie Irwin thanks the Beaver Ladies Aid WMS Rev and Mrs R H Fotheringham and friends for flowers fruit and kindness while she stayed at Portage la Prairie hospital.
Mrs. Sarah Matthews aged 76 died suddenly at Portage la Prairie on Friday. Born in York County Ontario in 1855 she came to Portage in 1903 with her husband who farmed in Bagot district. Survived by husband three sons Milton Fred John Matthews and daughters Mrs Thomas Stait of Winnipeg and Mrs H D Van Meter Moose Range Sask. Funeral at Grace Church on Sunday.
The Made-in-the-West committee of the Industrial Development Board pushes permanent relief by boosting Western product demand. Officials say higher local purchases will raise payrolls and ease business fears, with Made-in-the-West Week set for September 26 to October 1 as merchants plan Western product displays and call for full public support.
Initial Western Canada grain export run began last week with twelve cars of No. 1 Northern wheat from Saskatoon aboard Canadian National Railway freight. The test used the new 2.5 million bushel elevator, with regular northbound shipments aimed to load the first ship from September 15 to 20 and the second from the 20th to 25th.
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