Ste Rose Fair Draws Large Attendance From District
The Ste Rose Agricultural Society's 22nd annual fair on Thursday in Ste Rose attracted many district visitors despite a smaller exhibitor turnout due to a dry season. Highlights included top prizes in horse classes, dairy awards to Molgat and Robinson, and prizes across poultry, grain, vegetables, and dairy products with the fair ending in strong community support.
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Ste Rose Agricultural Society
Ste Rose
Dauphin
W Thomsen
Ochre River
Jean Menec
W. D Leslin
Ochre
Ste. Rose
Sid Bennett
F. Bankies
Leon Abraham
John Shepherd
Laurier
Aug. Brunel
Neault
Jos
Molgat
O Archambeault
ST Tucker
Jim Robinson
J. Morley
McCarthy
W.W. Tucker
E. Houde
Joe Melgat
Ray Neault
Chas
Melgat
Dps
Leclerce
Leon Beasse
Einhorn Ovide Houde
Shorthorn
Raoul Archambault
Tucker
Leon Sacquet
W. D. Leslie
Jos Fitzmaurice
Th Damr
Jos. Gamache
C. T. Tucker
W. Thomson
Jos. Moigat
J. Robinson
WW. Tucker
J. Meunier
A. Parthenay
Em. Beasse
G. Gobillet
W Thomson
A. Brunel
A. Tardif
A. Cognacq
Louis Mol- Sat
Mesdames A. Tardif
J. T Maguetenthwith
A. C
G. Geb
al Jeannette
Ste. Rose Creamery
Ste. Amelie Cheese Factory
F. Rank
G Gobilict
Jos. Fitzmaurice
J T. Maguet
al Tardis
E. Dame
W. W. Tucker
Em. Beause
Proulx
Morley
Delveaux
T. Dame
J. Feniltatre
CT. Tucker
Irs
F Hemery
S. Ramsay
E. Langevin
Mesdames J. Gamache
Edcard
Hemery
O'Brien
Rev. Sisters
Mm. E. Lussier
Louise Fouchard
G Pinette
O. Bourbonniere
E. Crossland
T. Pinette
E. Montsion
H. Mi Ehaud
L. Molgat
R. Parthenay
A Tardit
J. M. Crossland Crooker
P. Laurette
J. T Maguet
Ed Lahale
Agricultural Society
Ready-to-Wear Rayon Knit Underwear in Nova Silk Line
Ladies' rayon knit underwear in pastel Nova Silk designs by Stan held, featuring Bobbette Bloomers Vests Step ins three-in-one Bandeaux Sets Night Gowns and Pyjamas. Fall designs offered at moderate prices.
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Stanheld
Ladies Hosiery Silk Hose Sale in New Shades
A local advertisement announces a special service weight silk hose to the welt in all new shades. The offer highlights refined texture and a fresh color range for the season.
Wolf Cubs Camp a Huge Success at Fisher Farm
On August 1 the Wolf Cubs completed an eight day camp at Mr. Fisher's Farm with 25 boys. They learned signalling swimming and wood craft, earned badges, and competed in three groups Blues Yellows and Reds. Blue group led by Leslie Wade won the eight day contest. Thanks are extended to Rotary Monarch Lumber Co Crowe Lumber Co and others for transport and supplies. Camp Chief Cubmaster F Wilson led the effort with support from Dan Craig Hector Vicars and Mrs Ant Wade. No meetings until the first Friday in September. Playground activities continue at Mackenzie and Smith Jackson schools through August with morning sessions more popular at Mackenzie.
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Yellows
Chummy Cousing
Reds
Jim McConnel
Rotary Club
Monarch Lumber Co
Crowe Lumber Co
F. Wilson
Dan Craig
Hector Vicars
Ant
Wade
Draperies and Fabrics Sale with Wide Assorted Colors
Advertises cretonnes and chintz 30 and 36 inches wide in assorted colors at 25 to 35 cents. Includes English prints 36 inches wide, fast colors. 30 cent taffetas printed cotton 36 inches wide. diamities 36 inches, fancy florals. rayon silk beach cloth 36 inches wide. Sella-silk 38 inches wide with floral designs priced at 1.29.
Texas Colored Giants to Play Baseball Here Aug 21
Dauphin fans prepare for a main event as the Texas Colored Giants on their first Canadian tour face an all star lineup from Grandview Gilbert Plains and Dauphin. The game is set for Wednesday August 21 at 6 30 p m with posters advertising the match across town.
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Texas Colored Giants
Dauphin
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Calcium chloride treatment of roads considered by Dauphin council
The Dauphin Town Council weighs calcium chloride road treatment after reading a News-Express extract. It cites dust suppression on the provincial highway near Judge Barrett, and on Douglas and Macgregor streets, noting lower maintenance costs and fewer dust related hazards for motorists. Councillor Brewer and Secretary Treasurer Robt. Pagen were asked to monitor any road treatments while away.
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Dauphin
News-Express
C.nr
Judge Barrett
Douglas
Macgregor
Brewer
Robt. Pagen
Juvenile and minor cases heard at provincial police court
Magistrate Hawkins presided with S A Rogers for the Crown as several juveniles faced charges. They included sealing dynamo bottles found with intent to sell, assault with costs and bound over, keeping bad company with probation, and a withdrawn case on obtaining credit under false pretenses. Other defendants: Drebnicki fined 50 dollars and two months in jail for liquor, Parachyza for driving without lights with costs, Lozowski driving with lights off causing an accident with a fine and jail term.
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Hawkins
S. A. Rogers
K.C
Mike Lundy
Mike Drebnicki
Peter Parachyza
Mike Lozowski
Mrs Delmage Pioneer of Minnedosa Dies at Home
Mrs Charles Delmage formerly Elizabeth Houston of Bruce county dies at her Minnedosa home while listening to a letter from her son in Gary Indiana. Husband who came west in 1886 preceded her in 1927. Six children survive including William Gary Indiana John Dauphin Simon Rose Minnedosa and Mrs Mary Eagle The Pas and Mrs Hamilton. Also two brothers and two sisters John Ross Houston Mrs Walton North Battleford and Mrs Poppick Saskatoon.
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Gary
Indiana
Charles Delmage
Elizabeth Houston
Bruce County
William
Ind
John
Dauphin
Simon
Rose
Minnedosa
Mary Eagle
Pas
Hamilton
Ross Houston
Walton
North Battleford
Poppick
Saskatoon
Dauphin Plane Destroyed By Fire In Crandview Field
Dauphin residents report a small biplane owned by A. V. Keith and crewman KN Routley was wrecked after striking a stone during takeoff from Crandview. A fuel pipe burst and escaping gas ignited, destroying the aircraft. Two Dauphin students, Joyce Gibbons and Marion Delmage, won Manitoba matriculation scholarships based on June exams, district No. 1 and others, with the first prize $50 and university tuition remission for one year.
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Dauphin
A. V. Keith
KN. Routley
McClernon
Kamsack
Crandview
Manitoba Examination Board
Joyce Gibbons
Marion Delmage
Amaranth
Arden
Benito
Bowsman
Brickburn
Durbar
Ethelbert
Hadstone
Glencairn
Glenella
Roblin
Grandview
Kenville
Ménitonas
Fork River
Ochre River
Plumas
Ste. Rose
Swan River
the Pas
Westbourne
Winnipegosis
University In Arts and Science
Dauphin Brigade Demonstrates Fire Drill Amid Western Regional Contest
The C N R fire brigade in Dauphin staged a 60 second competition with 3 movements under W B Newman and Major Skinner directing. The event left Dauphin ahead in the western region with many more teams to compete for the regional cup, while Col. Ward M P announced four British farming families in the Davphiey district and plans for 12 to 15 more arrivals. A liquor case involving prune juice fermented beverage awaits magistrate Hawkins decision this week with Nedellee charged in Borketon district.
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C.N.R. Fire Brigade
W. B. Newman
Winnipeg
Major Skinner
Dauphin Brigade
North Battleford
H Graham
H Hamilton
F. Alf. D. Kells
J. Fraser
A. Glennon
E. C. Spencer
M. Thompson
J. Kerr
H. Curle
R. Puterbaugh
Canadian National Railways Colonization Dept
W. J. Ward
M.P
Dav‘phiey
Hawkins
Nedellee
Borketon
Liquor Commission
To Rent Modern Suite in the Clark Block
A notice seeks renters for a modern suite located in the Clark Block. Applications are to be submitted to McGirr and Katz.
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Clark Block
McGirr and Katz
Wheat cutting spreads through district amid fine weather
Wheat cutting in the district has become general this week due to continued fine weather. No yield reports are available yet, but expectations point to below average. Recourse grains show less promise than a week ago. Rain was badly needed for grain filling, with no substantial rainfall since Monday the 5th.
Local Cottage Holidays Rich With Visits and Gatherings
Families and friends from Regina Winnipeg and Roblin enjoy summer escapes at cottages and inns. The Stelck canoe appears on the water front. Bonfires and weiner roasts mark birthdays and gatherings as Miss Doreen MecQuigge and Miss June Daly join in.
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H. W. Heaslip
Joan
Gorby Cottage
F. G. Little
F. W
Hi. W. Hopwood
Miller
Regina
Hopwood Cottage
H. Oliphant
Chas. Miles
Joan David
Anchor Inn
Doreen McQuigge
Winnipeg
Fraser
Daly
Jas. L. Bowman
Toronto
Bowman
Portage la_ Prairie
W. G. White
Clear Lake
Souris
Maryfield
Dulcie
T. G. Fradley
Craigallen Cottage
Estelle Whaley
John Gardner
Jack
Bowman Cottage
DeHa Cort
Betty Campbell
Miss Street
Miss Cadman
Bowman Bungalow
Ted Hawkins
Jack McKay
Bowsman
White Brothers Reach Final in Junior Championship
Eight juniors gathered Monday as Emerson White and Norman White led a tense second round. Em White defeated Dan Wallwin while Norman White overcame Jack Gardiner, setting up final clashes between the White brothers for junior honors.
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White Brothers
Emerson White
Willie Robson
Dan Wallwin
Billy Marsh
Jack Gardner
Jimmy Marsh
Norman White
Gordon Crowe
White
Jack Gardiner
Brothers White
Jas
L Bowman
Pr. Harrington
Johnny Lawrence
Three Years For Theft and Forgery
Steve Ryhorchuk, 20, of Sifton, was sentenced to the minimum three years in gaol for theft and forgery and attempting to utter. He admitted reaching through a Sifton post office mailbox on July 29 and forging an endorsement to a cheque to obtain cash, leading to his arrest after investigations. The magistrate said the law and the offence's seriousness required the sentence.
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Steve Ryhorchuk
Sifton
Hawkins
Manitoba Racing Meet Brings Large Wagering Totals
Attendants at Polo Park and Whittier Park in Winnipeg backed favorites to 2.875 million dollars during the spring race meet. Government revenue neared 130 thousand with five percent betting tax yielding 118,750 and an additional 10 thousand from amusement tax on gate admissions. Over fourteen days about 70 thousand attended and 410 thousand transactions were recorded across 49 events. The average bet topped five dollars.
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Manitoba
Polo Park
Whittier Park
Winnipeg
Treasury
Barretts Welcome Son At Penticton Hospital
At Penticton Hospital on August 8th a son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry P Barrett naming the child Harry Bernard.
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Barnrett
Penticton Hospital
Harry P. Barrett
Harry Bernard
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A. N. Coupe Litp
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Delmage
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Roseland Gardens
New Wonder
Victor Electrola
J. F. Orr
Chiquito Casa
Ochre Beach
R. F. Steele
Humboldt
Saskang
G. E. Buchannon
Westeco
Pathfinder
Canada
States
Vaudeille
Dauphin Theatre
British Columbia
Chicago
Kansas City Star
United States Limited
McDonald and Oliphant
Dauphin, Man
Fray Bentos
Kelloge
United
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