07 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
1
The ad touts white pink navy silver shades with a reg price of 475 and a weekend special on pants for boys. It highlights navy serge and tweed options, emphasizes a bloomer style, and promotes low prices like MINI cash, 1.50 and 25 cents, signaling a bargain event for mothers shopping this week.
The Winnipeg woman and wartime organizer Mrs. Rogers, former secretary of the Central Auxiliary and now the first woman in our legislature, visited Dauphin on Monday as guest of the Local Council of Women. About 100 women attended a luncheon at the King's Hotel.
The annual meeting of the D O M TA was held at Miss Tucker's studio in March. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: Miss Pearl Tucker as president, Mrs Bettes as vice, and Miss Irma Struthers as secretary-treasurer. Customs and excise collections for 1920 21 totaled 43470 18 with a prior year total of 41181 87. Portage la Prairie receipts for the period reached 179424 00, with Dauphin Neepawa and Minnedosa operating as sub offices under Portage.
A Manitoba assize report notes a juror disagreement and a pending retrial for a theft case involving Edward and David Munro near Swan Lake. The piece also covers the incorporation of McCreary Masonic Lodge with 37 Charter members, a banquet and speeches, plus the Hamilton hotel changing ownership to Walter Jointley and Mrs Hamilton stepping back from management.
A lodge of the Daughters and Maids of England Benevolent Society will be established at Pollen Hall on Monday April Tith. The instituting officer is Samuel Mille. Former Herald staff employee Cuforml Iackerson, who appeared in wartime, is rumored to be renewing acquaintances this week.
Water rose in the Valley River on the weekend causing the railway bridge piles to be carried away. Northbound traffic paused for hours during repairs. Separately, a fire destroyed the dwelling and stables on Felix Morantz’s farm nine miles north of Sifton last week. the insured property loss was reported.
Harry Kologie of Ethelbert fined 200 dollars plus costs for Temperance Act violation and 10 dollars plus costs for disobeying a summons at a hearing before Magistrate R M Dunsmore in Rivers on March 31. He had been summoned for a prior contravention and later arrested after evading for a week. Local market notes: prices at No 1 Northern Street and dairy costs. eggs rising from outside points. Grange week in Dauphin. various local business updates and a large farm auction near Valley River with sales exceeding 12 000 dollars led by auctioneer Tau Hamilton.
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