Picnic and field day activities draw crowds at CN social club
Children and families enjoyed field and water sports at the Canadian National Social and Athletic Club event. The day featured an evening dance on a large platform by the CN orchestra, a busy refreshment booth, and a full program of prize events for children and adults with numerous winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Kelis
J M McLeod
Robt. King
M Wick
Jas Grant
Geo Jackson
Jas. Grant
Geo. Nagle
Geo. Vasbinder
Ey Jakeman
L Kells
J McLeod
Picnic in Vancouver Dawns With Dauphin Settlers
In Stanley Park on July 14 over 20 Dauphinites gathered for their annual picnic amid Douglas firs. Attendees shared greetings from home, enjoyed contests, prizes, and a group photo, with a plentiful lunch and floral table decor marking the occasion. FP. R. Copeland presided and Wm. Greensides was elected president for 1929.
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Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Dauphin
FP. R. Copeland
Wm. Greensides
John Stewart
F. W. Gallagher
K. L. King
L. Fox
Bert Harvey
Geo, Leach
F. Teskey
Madge Teskey
J. Argue
N. A. McLeod
J. Trew
E. Webb
Robt. Stewart
H. May
F. May
R. Mclean
R. S. Copeland
F. Morgan
Ss F. Abbot
E. Gray
C. H. Reeves
Country Club Lady Golfers Postpone Sealed Hole Event
The Sealed Hole Competition for Country Club Lady Golfers, moved from Friday July 27, will be held Friday afternoon August 3. Each participant may choose her partner and playing time.
Fire destroys Miller farm barn in lightning strike
A barn on William Miller Jr’s farm was totally destroyed by a Monday morning fire after being struck by lightning during a heavy thunderstorm. No livestock were inside. equipment, harness, and feed were lost. Neighbors helped but the barn could not be saved. some insurance coverage was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller, Jr
Jas. Spillett
Elks Ball Team Extends Winning Streak Across District
The Elks baseball squad won four first prizes and two other top awards at district fairs, with Dauphin Grandview Minitonas Swan River as noted venues. Key players include G Dewett G Heard M Slo bodzian V Johnston P Johnston B Heard M Machan A Andries E Bennett W Hawkins F Siddle H Peden. Strong hitting leads the run.
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Minitonas
Elks
Grandview
Dauphin
Swan River
Around
G. Dewett
G. Heard
M. Slobodzian
V. Johnston
Second liquor offence leads to six month sentence
On July 23 John Mychaluk of Gilbert Plains pleaded guilty to possessing liquor. It being his second offence he was sentenced to six months imprisonment.
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John Mychaluk
Gilbert Plains
Hawkins
Police Chief Catches Pilferer After Mountain Chase
Saturday night thefts plagued the town but Chief Smith traced clues and reached the foot of the mountain on Monday. His car stuck in mud, he walked four miles and captured one thief, recovered goods, and learned of more stolen items. Charges will be filed before Police Magistrate Hawkins.
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Ettate
Smith
Hawkins
Mrs. Oliphant Dies After Illness in Gilbert Plains
Mrs. Oliphant, born in 1884 Forest Scotland, died suddenly after declining health following a July 12 fall in Gilbert Plains. She moved to Canada in 1919 with husband Alex Oliphant of McDonald and Oliphant. they lived on 6th Avenue NW. A quiet church worker, she led in St James United Ladies' Aid and Mission Band. Funeral at St James United Church with Rev. Hugh M. Lyon. interment Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers: R. McAllister, E. B Armstrong, Gavin Strang, Thos Stewart, Jas A. Fraser, Wm. Weir.
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Alex. Oliphant
Oliphant
Gilbert Plains
Forest
Scotland
Canada
McDonald and Olyphant
James
6Th Avenue
M. Craik
Riverside Cemetery
St. James
R. McAllister
E. B Armstrong
Gavin Strang
Thos. Stewart
Jas. A. Fraser
Wm. Weir
Lightning Ties Up Herald Office During Thunderstorm
A streak of lightning struck the Herald during a Monday morning storm, setting the motor of the linotype machine on fire and burning a heating unit of the melting pot. Despite damage, the paper remains on schedule for release this week.
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Herald
Linotype
Manitoba Grass Courts Champion Mrs Delmage Dominates
Mrs J E Delmage of Dauphin swept the Grass Courts Tennis Championships at Minnedosa capturing open singles open doubles and mixed doubles titles. She played 14 games in finals order and defeated Hodnett in singles and teamed with Crossley to win doubles posting scores of 6 3 5 6 Coca. She also teamed with Hodnett in other rounds to secure Manitoba and Palmer cups.
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J. E. Delmage
Dauphin
Minnedosa
Delmage
Hodnett
Manitoba
Littlecup
Crossley
Brotherhood
Hodness
Lewis
Miss Willey
S. Hodnett
Jones
Miss Wiley
Liveryman Faces Magistrate Over Ill Treated Horse
A local liveryman appeared before Magistrate Hawkins on Tuesday charged with ill treating a horse. Discrepancies in witness testimony led to a clash between defence and prosecution lawyers, casting doubt on each side. The case was suspended by court officers and remains so.
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Hawkins
Visitors Hugh McEwen Whitlam depart via Flint route
Hugh McEwen and Thos and Jos Whitlam have been visiting the district for the past two weeks and left on Wednesday morning for Detroit by the Flint motor route.
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Hugh McEwen
Thos
Jos. Whitlam
Detroit
Flint
Sir Henry Thornton Sees Bright Crop Prospects in West
Sir Henry Thornton president of the Canadian National railways returned from western Canada and the Pacific coast saying the west looks as promising as ever and conditions are prosper ous. He forecasts a record earnings year for CN and cites the Hudson's Bay railway opening to the north as a historic development for western Canada.
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West
Western Canada
Sir Henry Thornton, Kbe
Canadian National Railways
Pacific Coast
Sir Henry
Canadian National
Hudson's Bay Railway
Dauphin Odd Fellows Honor Cecil Clark Leaving for Calgary
Last Monday night Dauphin Lodge No. 36 gathered in the LOC hall to honor Cecil Clark PG who has been transferred to Calgary. Presiding was H V Smith PG with Ro Fagen PG presenting a chain and locket. Clark thanked the brethren for the gift and expressed fond memories of Dauphin No. 36 as a diligent, active member.
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Loc
Dauphin lLouige No
Cecil Clark
Calgary
H. V. Smith
Ro Fagen
Bro. Clark
Dauphin No
Girls Return from Two Week Camp at Clark Beach
A merry party of six girls Miss Laura Clark Miss Pearl Clark Miss Marjorie Fagen Miss Evelyn Gorby Miss Marjorie Smith and Miss Jean Malcolm return to town after an enjoyable two weeks camp at Clark Beach Clear Lake.
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Laura Clark
Pearl Clark
Marjorie Fagen
Evelyn Gorby
Marjorie Smith
Jean Malcolm
Clark Beach
Clear Lake
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