Exhibition baseball in Dauphin prompts two games
Drayton plays a 4-Dauphin-1 win over an all star 4-team side from Gilbert Plains Grandview and Dauphin. Drayton then edges Ochre River 7-6 in a tight contest. Crowds of 600 watch, with notable hits from Gooslan Cameron Burgeson and Breozes highlight the exhibition. Drayton to face Northern Manitoba League pick team Friday.
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Dauphin
Drayton
North Dakota
Portage
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Ochre Hiver
Gooslan
Cameron
Burgeson
Holier
Breozes
Ochie
Lie
Joe Johnson
Ochre
Elkemo
Gooslan Drayton
Holler
Cs Milter Ok
Rodky
I. Ee Ae
Vestre
Ochre River AB
Comartin
Codk
Brooks
Johnston
Allard
Si Bay & Katz
BAY & Katz
Main Street
Two Tone
barley harvest prospects rise amid heat and moisture
Binders on the hum pheast cutting started earn this week and by early next week will be general. Early sown barley cutting is near finished. Though hot weather cooled bumper prospects, moisture improved grain fill with Dauphin district noted as favored. an average yield around 17 bushels per acre is expected across the district.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
Smalydo Committed for Trial on Wounding Charge
Mike Smalydo is committed for trial on a reduced charge of wounding with intent after a stabbing that allegedly occurred on July 22 in Moose Bay district northeast of Lake Dauphin. Preliminary hearing set for August 1-2 before Police Magistrate Hawkins at the HEX assizes.
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Mike Smalydo
Hart
Moose Bay
Lake Dauphin
Hawkins
Hex Assizes
Assault charge verdict over toll bridge dispute at Cieg dinning Bay
Mike Terrin charged Peter Jager with assault heard by Police Magister Hawkins on Tuesday. Jager convicted and ordered to pay costs. Ratepayers of Massey River Municipality protest tolls for access to their property and seek expropriation of Terrin’s property to build a highway along the ridge.
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Mike Terrin
Peter Jager
Hawkins
Cieg Dinning Bay
Lake Dauphin
Massey River Municipality
Terrin
Burrows Plans Addition to Main Street Block in 1922
Theore A Burrows intends building an addition to his block on Main Street in Spring 1922. The addition will bridge the space between the present block and the Malcolm Block. Burrows has received several proposals to construct for general stores and offices.
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Theo. A. Burrows
Main Street
Malcolm
Burrows
Oako Beach Subdivision Planned at Lake Dauphin
H E Fraser and C Bendickson have purchased the Shaw Bros property on Lake Dauphin forming the new Oako Beach subdivision. The 48 acre tract fronts the beach adjoining Canadian Northern Townsite Col property at Dauphin Beach and is two miles closer to town by the current road. Preliminary surveys will place the frontage this week. the beach features a good sandy shore and a ridge of fine oak trees, giving the name Oako Beach to the development.
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Oako Beach
Messrs
H. E. Fraser
C. Bendickson
Puich
Shaw Bros
Lakephin
Col
Dauphin Beach
Ako Beach
Caldwell cottage sold as water projects expand
Geo H Vasbinder buys the Caldwell cottage. Bell hands over two wells to Beach Overseers and buys the well Snyder recently sunk. Private wells are being added by A H F Stelek with Bell's coaching in dynamite use. A camp may have fended off a “whiz bang” attack with no casualties. An oil fire on Bryce’s launch was doused after a smoker’s cigarette stub ignited waste. Fulton and family move to Benedickson cottage. A storm spoiled dances at Scott’s pavilion and Tennis Club events.
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Geo. H. Vasbinder
Caldwell
Bell
W. G. Snyder
A. Hi. F. Stelek
Bryce
Fulton
Benedickson
Scott's Pavilion
Tennis Club
For Sale Signaling Cottage and Barace at Dauphin Beach
Classified short notice advertises a furnished cottage and barace for sale in a good Dauphin Beach location with contact for inquiry.
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Dauphin Beach
Trip records record mileage with minimal gas use
The author details a long car journey from Portage to Virden and back, noting a total 762 miles traveled and fuel use of 11 3/4 gallons, averaging about 21 1/2 miles per gallon. The narrative includes names of companions and towns visited. Premier Herbert Greenfield is named as the province’s new party leader.
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Virden
Jim Rothnie
Nusseil
Roblin
Geardview
Dauphin
Herbert Greenfield
Alperia
Cadet Camp Opens August Ninth At Delta Lake Manitoba
Camp at Delta Lake Manitoba opens Tuesday August 9 with about twenty five Dauphin cadets expected. Boys depart Tuesday morning and Major Lanner calls a meeting Friday at 7 at Mackenzie School to finalize plans. All cadets must attend. Town vital statistics show six months to June 16 births 116 marriages 27 deaths 29.
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Delta
Lake Manitoba
Dauphin
Lanner
Evenue
Mackenzie Schoal
Necparva 2nd Dauphin uncles clash in Friday game
Necparva 2nd Dauphin uncles base ball teams will meet in a contest here on Friday evening August Sth.
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Necparva
Results of Entrance and Grade XL Examinations
The Department of Education announced results for Entrance and Grade XL exams. Dauphin Collegiate honored students include Chas. Capen and Cresc etia Tritschier with top marks and several others as pass and honor lists. Additional standings note supplements in chemistry and geometry and a combined course group with Mary Louise Day and others achieving passes.
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Chas. Capen
Crescentia Tritschiér
Marjory E. McIntyre
Eilleen Gofton
Maggie Maiko- Vitch
Joseph Polowitch
Jas. Stansoe
Agnes E. Spencer
Vina Bole
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Steve Burgeson
Heller
Fiel
Clothes Shop
Young
Pat Johnson
S. Burgeson
Seid
Dauphin Cameron
McKay
Holler Pauphin
Found
Bill Bute
Bute
Trimble
Ochre River
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Phillips
Ste. Amelie
Geo. Rawson
N. J
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Hume
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
Petrofol
Lake Breezes
Billy Groff
Winnipegosis
Billy McKenzie
McKenzie
Groff
Smith Ranch
the Gay
E. Chase
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Thos. Edwards
Toronto
Alma
Lillian Kenare
Miss Jackson
M. Steen
L. Stonehouse
Kenora Camp
W. McLauchlin
Brandon
Brandon Fair
Miss Webster
Dauphin Hospital
J. G. Malone
Ottawa
Miss Malone
Winnipes
Edmonton
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Rose and Nelles
Bill Fogg
Ramsay and
Rogers
Bernie Priess
Neepawa Press
Chas. C. Thompson
F.U.A
Workmen's Compensation Board
Waco
W. Rose
Jackson Street
W. M. Jackson
Sasakatchewan
Jackson
Cic
Wae Li Thompson
Thompson
Stewart
Maynahd
Spruce Creek
A. D. May. Bard
Watson
Jas. Watson
Jackson Ave
Doris Marguerite
HADES
Ladies’ Baseball
Department of Education
Department of Edu
University of Manitoba
Dauphin Collegiate
Mary Louise Day
Elsie Castle
Alice J. Winters
Mary E. McVey
Marjorie Paule
Iva P. Dennistm
Honor Standinge
Gladys Machan
Ariel Riddell
Kathleen Taylor
Eileen Campbell
Margaret Whiteford
Mareerite Stelck
Kathleen Haw
Harriet Olson
Esther Boles
Frances Amos
Isadore Penchas
Beatrice An
Sie Batty
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Gran Mar
Ted Coffey
Katie Dunstan
Fernie Fairman
Margaret Housto
Marjorie Hicks
Kori Hughes
David Hoy
Dollie Harphacdrews
Ethel Bawdon
Roy Benne
Lulu Buchannon
Oli. Buchannon
Colborne Buchannon
Beryl Johnston
Ralph Johnson
Eva James
Ernest Lee
Ida Reznoski
Laura Robson
Edward Robson
Philip Stark
Francis Scrase
John Tritschler
Lawrence Winters
Albert White
Herbert Hesselwood
Mariette Roy
Beatrice Keats
Jens MicCammon
Mabel Patterson
Edward Rzesnoski
Inspector Walker
Effie M. Kennedy
Olive M. Abraham
John Ata- Manchuk
Fred
Nicholas Bos
Philip H. Cardin
Gordon W Buchannon
Harvey £.Astie
Lois F. Curle
Zetta M. Curle
Cecil V. Eltioi
Harold R. Ferguson
Viola M. Fulke
Rufus S. Fulkerson
Fred Gnixoski
Lawrence (. Corby
Peter Hnatiak
Annie Hossus
Edward S. Johnston
Carrie Kozas
Bertha J. Meyer
Olive
Meyer
Jene M. Meyer
Howard A. McDonald
Harry M. Nicholson
Mary A. Porterfield
J. Sophia Price
Albert Re
Reba A. Riddell
Bertha Sainsbu
Nellie M. Snyder
Wes. J. Spatfo
Bertha
Strand
Stenpen Po Wa
Floyd E. Wait
Kenneth Warman
B. W. Winters
Ruby L. Woods
Fleet Foot
Peabody
McClary
Kootenay and Garry
Prairie Harvester Machine
Our Grocery
McDonald & Oliphant
Central Store
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