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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
1
The Town Topics column records varied local activities from Austin and Portage la Prairie including visits by Nellie Rogers Marion Rogers and Dolly Brown, residents traveling to Winnipeg and Dysart, and efforts to boost local commerce. It notes Harvest Thanksgiving plans at Southend house, theater seating updates, a new car delivery, and a painted Municipal Hall interior.
George Dryden, while operating a threshing belt at A. Lambson's on Monday, was pulled toward the machinery but escaped with only cuts and bruises to the face after the belt caught him briefly.
A Herald advisory urges readers to visit local stores to view up-to-date fall and winter merchandise. The notice notes quality and current selections and invites patrons to shop locally. A separate item reports a residents’ petition to restore continental train stops, with J. B. MacKinnon replying that MacGregor is satisfied with current service.
Mr J Copp and Mrs W Copp of Exeter with Enj and others visited Mr and Mrs Copp for a few days this week. The party travels to Vancouver to see a son, then plans to return east. the journey reflects strong family ties and ongoing travel between countries.
Heavy rain delayed threshing Tuesday night but resumed today as wagons loaded at elevators and loading platforms. Railways remain busy with plenty of cars as North Norfolk once again proves a top Western Canada wheat district with yields above average and most grain grading No 1 Northern. About one fifth of Western Canada wheat has been marketed or moved, totaling roughly thirty million bushels handled by railways.
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