Accused in Liquor Control Case Faces Trial
Magistrate Hawkins hears a Crown appeal over a charge that Alexander Kala unlawfully possessed liquor not purchased from the Commission. The defense argues home made wine for personal use is exempt under the Excise Act, while the Crown contends the Liquor Control Act prohibits such possession. The case hinges on search warrant validity and whether wine falls under liquor. Continuous argument to page 4 follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rogers
K.C
Crown
Alexander Kala
Katz
Itf
Government Liquor Control Act
Rex
O’brien
Rogers
Tilbury
Gibson
Anyoene
Obituary for Mrs Harrington and Bowman's Father
Two prominent citizens mourn the loss of a parent within hours of each other. Mrs M Harrington of Winnipeg, born in Norval Ontario, would have marked a diamond anniversary Jan 26 1936. Survived by husband TM, daughter Mrs M Robertson and two sons Dr W J Harrington and H B Harrington. Funeral from the family home followed by burial at St James Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Harrington
Jas L. Bowman
M. Harrington
Cite En
Hargrave
Winniper
Harrington
Norval
Ont
Winnipeg
M. Robertson
W. J. Harrington
Dauphin
H B Harrington
Saskatoon
St. James Cemetery
Obituary: William R Bowman of Portage la Prairie dies at 77
William Robert Bowman of Portage la Prairie died Saturday after a yearlong illness. Born in Thornhill near Toronto, he was 77. Survived by son Jas. L. of Dauphin and four daughters, including Mrs. Walter Daizell and Mrs. A L McLean. Funeral held Sunday afternoon in Portage la Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Bowman
Portage la Prairie
Thornhill
Toronto
Ont
Jas. L
Dauphin
Walter Daizell
Portage
A. L. McLean
Regina
Maud
Nora
Cleveland
Tennis Tournament Draws Large Dauphin Entries
The Dauphin Tennis Club hosted a three day event with hot weather and a high wind on Saturday. Notable matches included Craig versus Woodard in the men's singles final with Woodard prevailing. Cups prizes were awarded by Judge Bonnycastle as club members praised the rising talent and tea was served daily in the club house.
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Dauphin Tennis Club
Craig
Woodard
Bonnycastle
Mra. G. H. Palmer
A. K. Johnston
J. K. Delwmeger
Johnston
Stark
Gilbert Plains
Curtis
McConnell
E. Chase
McIntyre
Clarke
G. Bonnycastle
D. Chase
Goulden
Kidd
Riddell
Deltmage
Baker
MelIn
Morden United Church Extends Call to Rev David Flemming
Morden Man August 21 The Morden United Church unanimously approved extending a call to Rev David Flemming who is currently supplying at Riverview Church Winnipeg to lead the congregation left vacant by Rev R W Rumelys departure to Georgetown Ontario Later reports indicate Flemming has accepted the call.
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Morden, Man
Morden United Church
David Flemming
Riverview Church
Winnipeg
R. W. Rumely
Georgetown
Winnipeg Tribune
Flemming
Cameron Heaps Wholesalers Change Hands
Western Grocers Ltd buys Cameron and Heaps Ltd, adding five stores and expanding to 18 branch houses. New outlets are in Regina Prince Albert Dauphin Kenora and Fort William with Dauphin kept under J A Campbell's management. Western Grocers already franchises Red and White in Western Canada and over 500 stores exist in the prairie provinces. The deal takes effect Tuesday September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Grocers Ltd
Cameron and Heaps, Ltd
Western Canada
Western Grocers, Ltd
Regina
Prince Albert
Dauphin
Kenora
Fort William
Frm
Prairie Provinces
J. A. Campbell
Swansea minister tours dominions for historical geography study
Rev Richard J Hall, minister of Swansea Unitarian church in South Wales, touring the British dominions to prepare a geography of the dominions for British schools. He arrived in Winnipeg last week and will stay two weeks visiting Dauphin. He has worked in Australia New Zealand South Africa and England and is supported by the British and Foreign Unitarian Association. His sister Mrs Thos Little resides in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Hall
Swansea
Mr. Hall
Australia
New Zealand
Hall
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
South Africa
England
Giants Top Dauphin in Mixed Baseball Night
The Colored Giants of Texas defeated Dauphin 6 to 3 at the old ball park on Wednesday the 21st. Giants pitchers and catchers homered, while Dauphin left runners on base. A large crowd from Plains Grandview and nearby towns attended, with a brass band providing entertainment.
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Dauphin
Colored Giants of
Texas
Ball Park
Yorkton
Neepawa
Treadwell
Brooks
G. Heard
W. Wilson
H. Youill
Giants
Attempt to Remove A A Hoy as Dauphin Councillor
A writ is issued in King’s Bench to remove Archibald A Hoy from the Dauphin town council for alleged improper acts and payments received in 1929. The case cites Municipal Act provisions and seeks a ruling on Hoy’s qualification and possible forfeiture of his seat. The notice includes supporting affidavit and potential penalties for improper council payments.
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Dauphin
A.A. Hoy
King’s Bench
King
John Wallace
Archibald A. Hoy
Court House
Winnipeg
John Wal
Man
Archibald A. H
Manitoba
Jr John Wallace
A. Rogers
Carpenter
Public Memorial Service Notice for Wreaths Requested
A public memorial service is set for Sunday September 8 at 3 p.m. The programme will be announced next week. Lodges and other persons wishing to place wreaths should note the time and date.
Truck and Car Meet Injures Rider at Crossroads
Bert Towers of Dauphin was injured with multiple gashes after a four truck driven by L W Symons collided with a car driven by Norman Dewar at the crossroads this end of the long mile. Dewar and Dan Dewar suffered no injuries while the truck driver and occupants escaped unharmed. Both vehicles needed major repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Towers
Dauphin
L. W. Symons
Norman Dewar
Dewar
Symons
Towers
Norman
Dan Dewar
Horticulturists Inspect the Dauphin Country
Prof Ryerson of the Bureau of Plant Introduction and Prof Alderman of the University of Minnesota, with W R Leslie of the Morden station, visited Dauphin last Saturday after a month in the north seeking wild fruits and flowers. They joined W J Boughen to collect wild plums and grapes for Manitoba fruit cultivation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryerson
Bureau of Plant Introduction
Washington, D.C
W. H. Alderman
University of
Manitoba
Successful Dauphin students in summer school results
Dauphin students excel in summer school with names including Opal Alley, Amy Fellingham, Eve vn Simpson, Rachael Simpson, Mary Snyder, and Stanley Brickman. An earlier notice omitted Miss Margaret E. Mackey who passed Tests and Measurements and also Teaching of English, Physics, algebra, and mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Opal Alley
Amy Fellingham
Evevn Simpson
Rachael Simpson
Mary Snyder
Stanley Brickman
Margaret E. Mackey
Town considers Sterling Engine Works offer for plant machinery
Secretary treasurer Rob J. Fagen received a phone message from Sterling Engine Works Winnipeg offering Dauphin 1200 dollars for two older engines and two boilers discarded from the power plant. The town tentatively accepted pending council approval. funds would retire the bond issue that bought the equipment, the stock already written off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob J. Fagen
Sterling Engine Works
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Purc
Districtwide Fires Under Control Amid Smoke
Forestry officials report all outbreaks in the district are under control. The worst fire near Ochre River covers about ten acres in a peat bog and is burning underground, producing heavy smoke. Campers are asked to use mineral ground for fires or light them in the middle of roads if needed.
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Forestry Office
Schools Open Next Tuesday for Record Start to Term
The nine o'clock bell will summon pupils next Tuesday morning ending one of the finest holiday weather seasons in town. All three public schools and the college will open simultaneously due to many beginners. Mackenzie Whitmore and Smith-Jackson will add beginners classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiate
Mackenzie
Whitmore
Smith-Jackson
Fish Shipments Headed to Markets From Winnipegosis
The summer fishing season has started with trains bringing multiple car loads from Winnipegosis. Whitefish and pickerel dominate the shipments, destined mainly for Minneapolis Chicago and New York. Carriers include Armstrong Booth and the Manitoba Cooperative.
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Winnipegosis
Minneapolis
Chicago
New York
Armstrong
The
Booth
Manitoba Co-operative
Stelck Couple Motor to Regina for Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs A H F Stelck left by motor this morning to visit friends in Regina over the weekend.
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A. H. F. Stelck
Regina
Provincial Football Final Here Next Monday
The Brooklands win in Winnipee finals sends their team to Dauphin for the provincial junior championship. Dauphin hosts a 430 start game for ninety minutes, followed by a banquet at the Hamilton and a town hall dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipee
Brooklands
Dauphin
Rangers
Manitoba
Community Golf Club Encourages Birdie Reports and Cup Draws
Members are urged to report any birdies or eagles on hole No 4 and claim a leather medal. The Hobberline cup draw proceeds with matches listed, while the second flight of the Brierley Handicap is set this week. Players unable to contest should notify D Kinney or W Easterbrook by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill King
Brierley
Mr. Darlington
Kitney
Solomon
Veal
Jakeman
Bennett
Easterbrook
Fox
Scott
T. W. Saville
Artibise
Geo. Rawson
Pocklington
Stelck
G. Heard
T. Scrase
D. Kinney
W. Easterbrook
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Hawkins
Rex Vn Nedelec
R. G Argue
Hopwood Block
Madame Simons
B.C.M
3Rd Ave
N.E
Christies
Morden
Rev
Cruise Dairy
Cameron Heap
Baseball
Walter Cooper
Ernest Payne
Sandringham
Irma E. Struthers
L.L.C.M
4Th Ave
A A Hoy
Chas. Denby
Dauphin General Hospital
Pearl Lavatore
David
Dorothy Winters
Olive Martel
Olive Steen
J. E. Clawson
Louis Boroditsky
Joseph E. Wells
Roy Ward
Alice Connor
G. H. Vasbinder
Dauphin Country
Bethel Wallace
Eva
Community Gold Club
United Stares
Chinaware