M-A-C Magrath, Alberta, Canada
The Town of Magrath is situated in Sunny Southern Alberta within easy driving distance to Lethbridge, Waterton Lakes National Park and Whitefish, Montana. Magrath is also known as 'the Garden City'.
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Moving Back Home?
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Double Takes
Although Magrath is a fairly small town, I know of at least three 'double takes' in town. Do you know of any more?
The first is Jim Blumel vs Jim (James) Blumell.
Jim with one L, son of Reed and Irene, works his own business as a cabinet maker and finish carpenter. He lives on 2nd Street West and his wife is named Dayna.
Jim with two LL's. son of Mary-Margaret, works his own business as a general carpenter. He lives on 1st Street West and his wife is named Dale.
Ji…
ContinuePosted by Roger on April 7, 2007 at 3:07pm — 3 Comments
Westwind News Coverage starts Apr 5th
I emailed this weblink to my good friend Duane and he is going to do a short piece on this welovemagrath.com website thing in his newspaper. Cool eh.
I'm sure it will say something like, "Whenever one thinks of greatness .. etc, etc." [note to self - post copy of review here].
OK ..see Westwind Weekly News Item Apr 5th 2007.
Roger Man! You are awesome! This is very cool for me to be so far from "home" and now so close! I he…
Posted by Sherry Kerns Barber on April 2, 2007 at 3:20pm — 2 Comments
Town of Magrath townofmagrath.com
Magrath News (rdavies) magrath-ab.net/news
Soft Serve Direct (ssdirect) ssdirect.com
Magrath Elementary www.westwind.ab.ca/mes
Magrath High School www.westwind.ab.ca/mhs
Know Your History: Magrath was established in 1899 by workers recruited by Charles A. Magrath of the Alberta Railway and Irrigation Company. Under arrangement with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS, Mormon) in Salt Lake City, Utah, immigrants were advised that they could come to Canada and that work would be provided digging the 'Main Canal' (mostly by hand) from the US Border to Lethbridge. Half the pay that they would receive would be in money and the other half in land. This massive irrigation project also produced a flood of immigration from Utah and Idaho as the Mormon church strongly promoted settlement in southern Alberta.
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