Golf match at Country Club lifts local team from deficit
Local sporting arena reports a comeback from a two to ten point hole by Essing at the Dauphin Country Club in district play. Dr Harrington overcame a sixteen stroke deficit to finish with 185, Feldman led Swan River with 100, Trimble earned 187, and Heaslip 199 as Swan River players shared top finishes amid praise for Dauphin’s fairways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Essing
Swan Hiver
Asa Fallows
Feldman
Swan River
Trimbie
Deuphin
Harrington
Hutcheson
Heasup
Reid
McGee
Peldman
Trimble
Dauphin Country Club
Dauphin
Golf Club
Swan KR
D'phin
Heaslip
Golf handicaps set for ladder competition season
Handicaps are calculated as three quarters the difference between par 74. A ladder competition is proposed to run the rest of the season to boost interest and aid next year’s handicaps. First round draws and byes listed with players and handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Geo
White
Johnston
Churchill
Hopwood
Wright W. P
Harrington
W. D
Watson
Mulligan
Rogers
Arnett
Candy Competition Winners Named in July and August
In the Candy Competition played July 29, Mrs. Geo. Walker took the top prize. On August 3, Mrs. Dr. Rogers won the box of chocolates in the same contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Walker
Dr. Rogers
Ladies Hidden Hole winner crowned and near finish
The winner of the Ladies Hidden Hole Competition was Mrs. Howard Edgar Chierley, with the Handicap Competition nearing a finish and a winner to be announced next week. The Hobberlian Open Championship draw lists numerous pairings, with First Flight cards due by August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Edgar Chierley
L. Curtis
M. Slobodzian
G. Lepper
F. H. Stelck
W. Pocklington
A. H. Lepper
D. Kinney
F. Patton
Dauphin Tennis Champs Crown Palmer Trophy Holder
Mrs. J. Delmage of Dauphin retains the Palmer cup as ladies singles champion at the Northern Manitoba championships. Delmage with Mrs. Walker win ladies doubles, and Delmage with Mr. Curtiss win mixed doubles. Bowman cup goes to Mr. Chanter in men’s singles. Hill and Jackson reach men’s doubles final. Junior finals include Miss Wallwin versus Miss McConnell, and Crowe versus Stark in boys singles.
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Manitoba
Delmage
Palmer Cup. Ladies’ Doubles: Mrs. Delmage
Walker
Mrs. McDermott
Miss Tritschler
Mr. Curtiss
Mrs. Chanter
Mr. Chanter
Mr. Smaile
Mr. Hill
Mr. Jackson
Mr. McDermott
Mr. Eastman
Jessie Wallwin
Miss E. McConnell
Mr. I. Stark
Miss Jessie Wallwin
Mr. J. Grant
Miss M. Hoy
Mr. J. Crowe
A. Stark
Chanter
Jackson
Mr. Chase
Mr. Stewart
Miss Wallwin
Miss Delmage
Jack Crowe
J. Grant
J. Delmage
Prairie chicken open season slated for one week
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Immigration posts a one week prairie chicken shooting period this year. The chart shows open seasons for partridge grouse and chicken from October 15 to October 22, with no order to cancel the privilege as in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Western Oil Ltd acquires Botfield Oil Co in Dauphin
Western Oil Company Limited of Winnipeg has acquired the business of Botfield Oil Co, which has operated in Dauphin for six years. The new concern runs from the former Botfield C N right of way site on Front Street NE and offers special gasoline and oil deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Oil Company Limited
Winnipeg
Botfield Oil Co
Dauphin
Botfield
C.N
Front Street
N.E
Tennis tournament at Grace and St James churches ends in lively finals
The final rounds of a tennis tournament were played at Grace and St James United churches last Saturday with about 50 youth from two clubs. Marion Mackie won Girls singles and paired with Merle Armstrong to win Girls doubles. Jessie Wallwyn and Jim Craig won Mixed doubles. Jim Craig won Boys singles. Arthur Smith and Joe Grant took Boys doubles. Prizes included a suitcase, cuff links, toilet items, a scout knife, silk shirt, stockings, a handbag, and china cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
St. James United
Marion Mackie
Jessie Wallwyn
Merle Armstrong
Dulcie Daly
Olive Steen
Jim Craig
Mildred McAllister
H. Armstrong
Messrs. Sutherland and Stelck
Eli Bay
W. R. McCormack
H. W. Hopwood Ltd
E. F. Fox
W. G. White
Wilfred Robson
Town Council Meeting Debates Salary Claim and Hall Use
The Town Council chaired by Mayor Palmer discussed ex Chief Everett's two week salary claim tied to unkept holidays and found the case likely lacking. The Horticultural Society requested hall use for a flower show and was approved under existing terms. A fire escape issue at Brierley Hotel prompted orders to install a compliant exit per provincial law, with the chief authorized to arrange as advised by police and the constable. The meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Palmer
Bateman
Hamilton
Robson
Skinner
King
Hoy
Everett
Horticultural Society
J. L. Fuller
Rest room reopened earlier after repairs and painting
The rest room was reopened this week due to repairs and painting finishing sooner than expected. Miss McKillop will be in charge until Mrs. McKinstry returns from holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKillop
McKinstry
Reunion of 1924 Grade XII of the D C at Miss Anne Craig home
Miss Evelyn Chase receives a Crown Derby tea set from former classmates before her marriage. The guests also present a rolled ball of twine inviting her to complete the winding, with a handkerchief tied to the twine at various spots and a rolling pin as a practical gift. The evening ends with social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Anne Craig
Evelyn Chase
Chase
Ward supporters organize in Manitoba campaign trip
On Saturday F EF Simpson R Watson C E Heaslip and Alex Katz traveled to Winnipegosis for Mr W J Ward's campaign They organized supporters at Sifton Fork River and Winnipegosis and the pair spoke to a large Winnipegosis gathering in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. F. EF. Simpson
R. Watson
C. E. Heaslip
Alex Katz
Winnipegosis
W. J. Ward
Sifton
Fork River
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Ward
Accidents Fill Rural Manitoba News Ledger
A roundup of injuries and mishaps includes Jas Bryden’s axe accident on Tuesday injuring his left index finger, two children Sammy Federiuk and Annie Paskal burned by hot milk, Elgin Porter’s fall from a horse causing a fractured thigh, Steve Tkachuk breaking an arm chasing a weasel, Councillor Hoy injuring his hand, and returning officer R J Malcolm wrecking a car on a rural patrol near Dauphin with a passenger unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Bryden
Sammy Federiuk
Roblin
Annie Paskal
Winnipegosis
Elgin Porter
Main Street
Gilbert Plains Fair
Dauphin Hospital
Steve Tkachuk
Sifton
Councillor Hoy
Dauphin
R. J. Malcolm
Ste. Rose du Lac
Lake Manitoba
Malcolm
Voter Registration Rules Tied to 1922 List
The federal election voting privilege will be based on the 1922 provincial voters list and anyone not on that list must register. Those who registered before the 1925 election must register again. Chas. A. Gorton named registrar for Dauphin. Drink Squeeze 5c a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Gorton
Dauphin
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Harrington
McLachlin
Waltwin
Wasbieder
Ma. @in
Dr Rogers
Dr. Walker
MelLachlin
Vaesbinder
Wallwin
North
Campbell
O. E. Heaslip
Crimes
Code
Hobbs
Gardner
McGirr
Wasbinder
Madill
Johnson
G. Rogers
C. S&s. A. Rogers
Spillett
Mequirk
Mitchell
Hawkins
el. Heaslip
Miss Cadman
Bowman
Reneill
McPherson
Daly
Fox
Stern
Crowe
Smith
Me.Lachlin
Wright F. T
Merrick
Bell
Bowell
McGirl
Marsh
Zworen
Simpson
Lady Golfers
Community Golf Club
Mr. F. Chanter
Bowsman
Palmer
NEW Oil Firm
Ethelbert
Walter Bleshchenski
Prince Albert
Geo. Bellamy
Arthur Wood
A. D. Smith
Ethelbert Hospital
Lake Notes
J. N. McDonald
Mary
Geo. Vasbinder
Clearwater Lake
Helen Bowman
T. G. Edwards
Saville
Seldom Inn Cottage
Wilson
H. Hobbs
J. P. Johnson
J. W. Johnston
Alma Iredale
Freda Cameron
Grandview
Oak Lodge
Brandon
Robinson Crusoe
A. Loire
St. Rose
Miss Chase
Wards Supporters Organizing
Bartlett
Peaches
Crawfords
Ontario
Keen’s
SWIFT
Ee Eee S
Theo. A. Burrows Lumber CO. Ltd
Clarvest
Hopwood’s
Uist
Terry
Crash
F Hopwood
H. W. Hopwood, Limited
Gilbert Plains ST
Mence At
Keene
Kone
Cron C Hee
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