Combined Course Honors and Passing of a Local Pioneer
The school notes high standing with many students listed for Part I and II supplements and honors. It also reports the passing of John A. Fisher, a Dauphin pioneer, detailing his life, family, and funeral. Board of Trade projects include grain inquiry hearings, endloading platform, freight shed, industrial spur, and a proposed Market Place for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Preeunka
Matilda
Snyder
Curobertson
Mary
Simmons
Cecile
Wallace
Bethel
Buchanan
Winifred Marguerite
Durston
Cecil Roy
Goftom
Eileen Marguerite
Greenman
Robert Hoss
Hedderly
Sarah Beatrice
Scrase
Albert Edward
Silverwood
Clobodzian
John
Stelix
Verna Roberts
Stewart
Russell
Ruth Fish
Agnes McDonald
Donald Gorton
Frank Bowman
Hamilton
Mountview
Elsie
Board OF Trade
Messrs
H. P. Nicholson
H. F. Caldwell
Unsettled Wet Weather Delays Harvest Across Grains
Weather disrupts barley rye and hay, delaying harvest. A satisfactory rye crop is being cut while heavy wheat lies down due to rains and wind. Grain bulk is well and some will be ready for binder by the 10th. Rust impact remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Tucker
Arthur Fisher
Irwin Drinkwater
W. E. Robson
Herald
Moonlight on the Lake Attracts Fewer Beachgoers
Rain threats kept the usual large crowd away though about 35 cars from Gilbert were seen at the beach. Excursion runs and dancing continued with a sweater weather mood while Fred Davis and Roy of Gilbert Plains fished the Verwillion River, catching 27 jacks and pickerel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertins
Norma Rae
Fred Davis
Roy
Gilbert Plains
Verwillion River
Ste. Rose Jural Society Fair Report
The Ste. Rose Jural Society annual fair at Bistult showcased steady entries despite unsettled weather. Livestock and cattle were good and root and vegetable displays verified the local soil and gardening skills. Local Ste. Rose residents praised the quality and variety of produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Rose
Ste. Rose Jural Society
Bistult
Elks Organize Lake Outing For Town Children
The Elks plan a town kiddies outing at the lake today with about four hundred children attending. Sixty automobiles have been volunteered by citizens to provide transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Wilfred Robson Family Returns From Brancon Trip
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Robson and children return by auto from Brancon pleasure trip. Will Robson excels at golf carding top scores against Wheat City stars and Neepawa players. On the way home the car stuck in mud, prompting a $17 loan for teams to pull free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Robson
Brancon
Will
Wheat City
Neepawa
Elks Rally For 7 Runs To Beat C N
Damp two week weather disrupts baseball schedule as Elks win two games this week. Monday’s greasy diamond caused control issues. in the sixth inning Elks scored seven runs to overcome a 2 run deficit and the game ended early due to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
C. N
C.N
the Elks
Births and Community Notes From Local Shifts
A daughter arrives for Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Robinson at Dauphine on July 28. Clifford Thompson welcomes a daughter at Dauphin General Hospital on July 28. Oliphant Stewart married at the Manse on July List with Rev. Philip Duncan officiating. The Elks report over 499 children anticipated in kiddie land with the slogan Who wouldn't be a kid for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Dauphin Tennis Club Meeting Called For Tuesday
A Dauphin Tennis Club gathering is set at the Canadian Bank of Commerce on Tuesday at 8 p m. The meeting will cover finances and club matters with a large attendance urged by the executive. A tournament is proposed for this month and member support is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Tennis Club
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Welcome meeting for Hodder commissioners draws large Dauphin crowd
The welcome meeting for Commissioner and Mrs Hodder at the Salvation Army hall drew a capacity crowd despite a busy day. Mayor Robert Fagen and H P Nicholson spoke for the town, praising the visitors and pledging Dauphin’s support. Hodder and Western Canada staff shared Army history and missionary tales from England and overseas. A children’s meeting followed with a performance by the U P Singing Company and a child dedicated to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry (. Hodder
Salvation Army
H. V. Smith
Habkirk
Brandon
Robert Fagen
H. P. Nicholson
Dauphin
Canada
U. P. Singing Company
Hodder
Mrs Frederick McPherson Dies at 39
Mrs Frederick McPherson died after a period of ill health at age 39. She leaves her husband and five children, two sons and three daughters. The funeral was held Saturday at the Baptist church with Rev A W Kenner of Grandview officiating in the pastor’s absence, and burial followed at Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
John A. Fisher
Indaw
Terman Love
Gilbert Plains
Mr. Fisher
Fisher
Manitoba
Goderich
Huron County
United States
Minnesota
Red River
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Hudson Bay Co
Portage
Ame
Mra. Ams
Lanigan
Sask
Geo. Lynch
Herman Love
James Hamilton
Wm. J. Ward
Reuben
Arthur
William
Winonipes
Reuben Fisher
H. Gilmour
A. W. Kenner
Grandview
Riverside Cemetery
Wm. Buchannon
Gavin Strang
Chas. N. McDonald
Wm. Miller
Robi. Boyd
Chris J. Ward
Frederick McPherson
Baptist Church
D. Ritchie
Francis F Coyne Dies After Illness at CN Railway
Francis F Coyne an employee of the Canadian National Railway died after a long illness. He leaves a widow and three children two sons and a daughter. The funeral will be from St Viator's Church on Friday August 3 at am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis F. Coyne
Canadian National Railway
St. Viator’s Church
Happenings in the District and Local Weather
Community notes on weed control and rains, road work, and local visits. Mentions Mountview, Spruce Dale, and farmers facing a wet season with haying delayed. Residents discuss Rural Credits, church services, and upcoming fairs as they observe road conditions and town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountview
Bay Centre Road
Abrey
Paulson
Farmers’ Union
Mountviw School
Mountview News
Pleasant W L gathering honors Mrs Leslie with tea service
A W L group met at Mrs C A Lewis home on Thursday with Mrs Wm Leslie as guest of honor receiving a tea service and linen. Mrs N J Wood won first prize for a popular vote winning speech. Rain showers threaten harvest delaying wheat pool plans and marketing regulation. Ochre River district expects a heavy threshing season despite drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
C. A. Lewis
Wm. Leslie
N. J. Wood
Weather mood and farm notes from a rural report
The column notes grim weather, a modest crowd at W. S. Young's auction on the 26th alt. prices were low, Iona Lounsbury of Ochre River will teach the coming term, grain fields show yellow tops from sow thistle, stock reportedly eat the weed and farmers receive lower telephone rates to help rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Young
Iona Lounsbury
Ochre River
Rural Municipality secretaries elect delegates for Winnipeg meeting
A July 28 meeting in Ste. Rose brought together Secretaries and Presidents from nearby locals Daunhin Ochre River McCreary Kelwood Arden Magnet and Ste. Rose. H P Nicholson of Dauphin presided and delegates were chosen for the general rural credit meeting in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Credit
Winnipeg
H. P. Nicholson
Dauphin
Mr. Pool
Kelwood
Chas. Murray
Joseph Valcourt
Ste. Rose
Messrs
Fletcher
McLean
McCreary
G. M. Lafleche
St. Boniface
Dr. H. Gosselin
H. Hershfield
N. L. Poulin
J. T. Thorson
Wh.s. Scarth
W. B. Scarth
Dauphin Beach
Martin Kelly
Henriette Dick
Harry
United States
Lyell Richardson
Richardson
Messrs. Scarth
Jos. Molgat
G. Sabran
Rose Rheaume
Rhoda Tucker
Berthe Rheaume
E. Pelletier
Also Mentioned on This Page
John A Fisher
Baseball
Commissioner Hodder
the Herald
Burrows
A. H. Needham
Makinak
Church of England Board
Union Church
Bill
F. H. Mace
Geo. F. Mason
Federation No. 3
Mason
Enuif
W. P. Woodhouse
Schrag
Cleveland
Ohio
Taylor
Woodhouse
John Rudd
Van
George
Laurier
Ae Gamel
Thos. Neville
Union Services
P. Duncan
Methodist Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Robin Hood
Lks
Bryce
Eli Bay
Eli Bays’s
British Columbia
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