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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
2
Ramsden Barristers and solicitors advertise money to loan at current rates on farm and town property mortgages. They offer discounted loans and insurance through the Ramsay Wright Building and the Insurance Office.
Church notices list Rev. Philip Dasran leading Christmas sermons on Sunday with a 11 o clock and 7 o clock service and a midweek cantata. The evening service features an anthem suite and choir, with a Christmas tree and gifts for needy children. Salvation Army schedule included for Saturday and Sunday services and a Christmas pot luck drive.
The Manitoba Cooperative Poultry Association sent its first load from Ethelbert on December 10. It included No 1 geese 247 No 2 geese 54 No 1 ducks 70 No 2 ducks 38 No 1 turkeys 19 No 2 turkeys 25 No 2 fowl 14. About seven turkeys were taken to Luton for packing due to box shortages.
A concise report notes representatives expressing high satisfaction with the first ship men. Farmers also show approval as poultry product moves toward Boston or Buffalo.
The annual meeting was held December 1 with Mrs J. H. Maynard as president and Mrs E. Maynard as vice president. Other officers include Mrs W. Hughes secretary and Mrs F. Nicholson organist. The knitted wool quilt is finished and to be disposed of soon. The next meeting will be at Mrs R. Crawford's home on January 5.
Halley and Spruce Creek plan a community Xmas tree on Monday the 21st at Spruce Creek hall with all welcome. Miss Hughes departs as teacher for Miss Molson’s duties at Xmas. Mrs Fred McLaughlin nears recovery after illness. Young people enjoy a hill coasting and a cheerful gathering. A Wednesday afternoon tea honored Mrs Ovestrud before she leaves for Wisconsin, with music, a short address, a purse containing a club snapshot, and farewells.
The notice recalls the Christmas tree date and eight o clock start for next Wednesday's concert. It notes a well attended Birthday Party at Durston home, a fun picture contest, and enough funds for lights. Mountview and Durston youths held a skating party Saturday on Angus Durston's Esplen creek with lunch, laughter, and rides.
The St James Ladies Aid held a successful silver tea on Saturday afternoon at Hamilton Ontario. Convened by C W McLachlin, the event featured pink carnation decor and tables for tea and candy. Teams including Mrs Duncan and Mrs Houston hosted guests. Mrs McAllister assisted. total proceeds amounted to 75 dollars.
At headquarters last Friday three patrols completed physical drill signal work and first aid for second class exams. A new patrol is forming and more boys are needed. The troop plans a banquet at 7 p.m. and a social at 8 15 p.m. on Friday December 18 with songs from Ottawa and a pianist sought for weekly singing lessons.
Last Friday a fine gathering of cubs worked toward second star and Harpham led piano exercises. Cubs display well arranged badge cards and look forward to a Field Scout visit from Manitoba. All pack members meet at 7 pm for a banquet with parents and friends, then 8 15 for a social evening.
The Grade IXa program featured Irene Kedale vocal solo a group song and a dance by Marjorie Fagen with a chorus by the class The event ended with God Save the King A football cup deciding game Friday between Grade XI and the Normals draws a large crowd.
Regular meeting of the Rural Municipality of Mauphin held in the Dauphin jail on December 1 1925 at 10 am with Reeve McCorvie presiding and councilors present. Communications include licenses, taxes, good roads, and repairs. Delegations addressed taxes and licenses. several motions approved including grant to Northern Manitoba Good Roads Association, pool room licenses renewals, and adjournment.
The Rural Municipality of Ochre River met December 8 in Makinak Community Hall with Reeve Howson presiding. Readings covered drainage taxes, tax adjustments, hall rent rebates, reassessments, tax sale records, and plan approvals. Council authorized solicitor discussions on hospital accounts and paid bills, with several tax and bylaw actions approved or canceled.
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