First Public Dauphin Dog Race Impresses Crowds
The first public dog race in Dauphin drew a large crowd after noon on Monday. Arthur Clarke drove the winning siredale with P Stark and E Riddle close behind, as locals praised the event and pledged support for a February Derby Race.
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Dauphin
Poe
Arthur Clarke
P. Stark
E. Riddle
Thies
Jorge
A. Clark
L O’brien
BR. Snodgrass
Jack Wilson
J. Malcolm
E. Riddell
Porter
Fire at CN Rail yard tool house causes major loss
The tool house in the yard of the Canadian National Railway on the west side of the river caught fire Tuesday evening after 7. Firefighters and He town brigade fought the blaze to save nearby buildings. Loss of tools and oils is placed at two figures, the sum not stated.
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Canadian National Railway
He Town
Cruise to Breed Trout in Quebec Breeding Plans
Former MP Mr Cruise, now freed from parliamentary duties, travels to Dalesville Quebec to start brook trout breeding. He aims to install advanced propagation machinery on a river with family fame for fishing. Demand for trout in Montreal and eastern U.S. remains strong.
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Robi. Crome
M.P
Dalesville
Quebec
Rest Room Management Holds Annual Meeting
The Rest Room management met on Tuesday night in the room with Mrs. McKerchar chairing. Attendees included Miss J. Strane and several others. The secretary reported finances and the 1921 annual operations, both adopted, and the 1922 budget was set to balance the budget and send to the rural council and town council. Receipts totaled 1818.18 with a year-end balance of 93.77. growth in attendance was noted, with 1921 reintegration at 18.69 and 1326 at 15,170.
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McKerchar
J. Strane
W. Buchanan
D. Sutherland
T. T. Malcolm
Wickes
H. V. Smith
Conn. W
Marsh
Ema
Malcolm
Sutherland
Jorge
Nemben Tabire
Merchant mocks mayor over taxation and reputations
A well known merchant hailed a Herald representative and said that Mayor South is in the taxedry business. He added that the fortune he won’t make, if he could put in machinery to wash reputations, would be enormous.
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Herald
South
Dauphin Business College Opens Next Monday
Start your course of study at the Dauphin Business College beginning next Monday. Enroll now to begin a practical program designed to boost skills in business and administration.
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The
Dauphin Business College
Town Council Approves 35000 Good Roads Debentures
The Dauphin town council held an organization meeting on Tuesday with mayor elect H V Smith and councilors elect. They set committees for 1922 and approved issuing 35000 in debentures to repair and build roads, after bids from Clifton Cross Co Regina were 99. So the tender at 99 and interest was accepted and the secretary treasurer authorized to wire the company. An adjourned session followed with plans to meet March 2 for assessment appeals and January 5 salary terms for town employees.
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Tix Town Ae
CounsilDonald
Fagen
Neely
McLachlin
H. V. Smith
Marsh
Skinner
McKay
Wailwin
Wallwin
Light and Water
McDonald
Neely, Wallwin
McDonald, Fagen
Bond and
Dauphin
Marsh—McLachlin
Mr White Buys Jordan Block in Main Street Corner
The Jordan block on Main Street corner of Third Avenue N.E. has been sold to Mr. White GeoWrite. He plans to convert it into a single store block with a modern front, plate glass windows, and updated interior. Exterior improvements include removing the porch wall to add large windows.
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Jordan
Wi. GeoWrite
Main
Third Avenue N.ee
Mr. White
White
Fire destroys homes on Railway Avenue in Grandview
Early Saturday a house occupied by Mrs. Carrigan on Railway avenue caught fire. Mrs. Carrigan and her children escaped but lost nearly all belongings. The blaze quickly spread to the homes of Wallace Mills and Evens, which were totally destroyed. Little or no insurance was carried. A volunteer bucket brigade saved adjacent buildings.
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Grandview
Local Police Annals Note December Convictions
The December records show two drunk and disorderly convictions under the MTA and three cases of breach of dog license plus traffic by law breaches. Notable offenders include McLean, Groff, Cox, Mitchell and Marion who paid fines of 10 dollars and 3.50 dollars costs. Felker paid 3 dollars and 3.50 costs for dog license breach plus 3 dollars for license.
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M.T.A
P. M. Hawtins
Messrs
McLean
Groff
Cox
Mitchell
Marion
Wm. Felker
Rinks Raise Flour Donation For Children’s Home
A. E. Ramsay and Jos. Barker skipped rinks that played last week to raise a beg of flour for the Children's Home. Ramsay quartette lost. The rinks included L. Curtis D. Craig Oliphant J. Barker skip and Carmichael Rev. T. Neville R. I. Steen A. E. Ramsay skip.
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A. E. Ramsay
Jos
Barker
Ramery
L. Curtis
D. Craig
Oliphant
J. Barker
Skip
Carmichael
Rev. T. Neville
R. I. Steen
Local Council of Women to Hold Jan Meeting
The Local Council of Women of Dauphin will meet Tuesday evening January 10 in the Rest Room. Reports from committees and affiliated societies will be presented and officers for 1922 will be elected.
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D. Kinney
F. W. Bumstead
H. Oliphant
Treas
E. C. Patty
J. W. Lane
J. E. MacDonald
J. Pilgrim
W. Wade
I. Serase
St. Robison
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Weight loss ad from parlors above the Union Bank
An old advertisement promises weight reduction for a "fleshy person" using VITO-NET treatments in a storefront above the Union Bank, with a contact by phone.
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ConUnto
Curling Now In Full Swing At Curlew Club
Curlew curling club vows a robust season as members renovate a new club room and ice plant. R J Meriwon leads the rink setup while finances and recruitment push to exceed 120 members as opening events unfold with social energy and community interest.
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Gored
R. J. Meriwon
Asia
Lover's Call Costs Town a Christmas Fire Alarm Misfire
A Grandview visitor caused a humorous disturbance when a mistaken lover’s call triggered twelve firemen and equipment. The incident cost the town 24. The fire chief noted such calls may be scrutinized, though single women’s marriages are welcomed, not discouraged.
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Aover
Grandview
Figs Brigade
Iremen
Trek
Hessel
Belthis
Batty
Tire and Water Hermibbee
Accen
Joe Galy NSK Charged With Offense Under MtA In Carlton
Joe Galy NSK assessed 200 dollars and costs for a charge under the MTA. He was found with a bottle of the forbidden fruit at the Carlton cafe. He had only 2 dollars when arrested but soon after received the magistrate's ultimatum and still could not pay the fine. It is rumored he has many friends who helped with a special New Year delivery.
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Joe Galynsk
M.T.A
Carlton Tafe
Joe
Rev Thomas Neville Addresses Canadian Club
Rev Thomas Neville spoke to the Canadian Club on Our Canadian Heritage detailing Canada as an ancient land with vast resources. He contrasted misconceptions about Canada with its vast forests minerals fisheries and coastlines and urged support for national moral development.
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Thos. Neville
Canadian Club
Canada
Ncc
Columbus
Atlantic
Mount Royal
Mayower
Plymouth Rock
Clory
Abra
Amer
Quebec
New England
United Kingdom
United States
Alaska
France
Germany
Italy
Gladstone
Kipling
Our Lady of the Sunshine
Sahara
Seavers
J. J. Hill
Europe
His Worship Mayor Smith Named New Dauphin Leader
The year 1822 begins with Harold Wy as mayor, replacing the former head of the council. Smith, proprietor of the term laundry, is described as genial and social, with Baptist church ties and a focus on relief work.
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Dauphin
Chan
Harold WY
Soa
Net
Smith
Baptist Bared
Tive
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Stuart
Orler
McMurray
James E. Widmeyer
D. Sutherl
J.N. Macdonald
E. Arnold
J. Ko Gardner
M. Macdonald
D. Smith
Kob. Oudougles
J. W. Johnston
M. Cruise
Fortune
Neilson
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
Phore
Jordan Block
Police Court Annals
Simon Delveaux
Imon Delveaux
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Hosital
Ste. Rose
G.W.V.A
Amateur Hockey League
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