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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
4
The Winn/ Pegos S6 Ar Appreciation expresses sincere thanks for help at their annual field day on August 1. It thanks the Dau Phin Fair Lodge Hand members, Mrs E V Bickie, and Mrs CE Cartwright for supervision and time. It notes a show by many ladies and gentlemen and invites attendees to a picnic event.
Cutting has commenced and crops will likely underperform due to heavy June rains. Local business rents and twine trade face sharp competition, with prices sometimes below costs. Community notes visitants include Mr and Mrs H Bush of Kinde Michigan and Miss Marjorie McIntyre from Dauphin enjoying time with local residents.
The Anglican Church announces weekend services led by The Lord Bishop of Brandon with Evening Prayer and confirmations at Winnipegosis Park River and Mowatt. A silver tea on August 22 raised 20 dollars for pews, with Norris and Garton paying in full, and donors urged to ensure correct address for the Clerk.
The Spruce Creek Community Club plans a meeting at Mrs J Carruthers home on Thursday September 1 at 2 o clock. All members are requested to attend. Vera Hall and Dorothy Wickes head to school Monday. Teacher Norah Molson is doing well and Agnes McDonald is filling in.
Miss M F Hamilton returns to school after Summer School in Winniper. Mr Lyall Reed leaves for Hargrave Manitoba to reside. Chas Ashes farm sale to Frederickson and Jenson of Memeka Quebec. Mr and Mrs C E Lewis drive to Clanwilliam. Seven carloads of cattle pass Ochre from Rorkton via new Line. Mr G W Denstedt of Tichfield Saskatchewan visiting family. Geo Gagen takes over Imperial Co agency in Ochre. Harold Reesor leaves for Redvers Saskatchewan. Cliff Marshall and Hubert Kirkland head to Saskatoon for threshing. Miss Francis Winthrope of Kelwood visiting Mrs R W Duntop. Farewell social for the Lewises with singing readings and supper. they depart to Clanwilliam to head Farmers' elevator. Reverend M Meeks to lead services at Turtle River and Ochre River next Sunday with special music. All invited.
Summer to fall rush as grain cutting begins and threshing looms. School reopens Tuesday 18 with Miss McIxinnon in charge. Local weddings get playful press coverage as the editor muses on better reporting, while district repairs shine with a £600 varnish project.
Jack Fish in the river sear Dauph have olen so many hooks and has on different kinds that it would be a real paying proposition for seers Sporting hogs to send a traveler along with a trunkful of hooks. The C. G. L T. girls returned fron Dauphin Beach on Sunday by cars and enjoyed themselves despite some cold weather.
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