Annual Meeting of Children’s Aid Society Reconvenes
The annual meeting at the Town Hall on Monday January 17 heard a brief report of a year of activity. Officers were elected for 1921 including Rev Harry P Barrett president and Mrs Buchanan 1st vice. G H Palmer MLA attended promising support and provincial amalgamation of societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Duncan
Foster Home Committee
Helon
Murray
Mr. Murray
Robinson
J. L. Bowman
Swan River
Roblin
Dauphin
Harry P. Barrett
Buchanan
Madill
BE. Widmeyer
Gill
Curtis
Revs
D. Ritchie
J. A. Haw
Mesers
T. T Malcolm
H. N. Macneil
J. W. Johnston
S. Katz
W.G. White
B.L. Laroy
J. J. Crowe
R. M. Watl
R. C. Smith
Miss Street
Mesdames Wick
Widmeyer
Stelck Palmer
Johnston
Daly
Wallace
A. D Smith
Wallwin
Timm
Malcolm
McLeod
G. King
Paul
Ramsay Hawkins O'Grady
Leech
Free
G. H. Palmer
M.L.A
Taxis Boys to Study First Aid Under Ambulance Authority
Local Boys Work Board met at Mackenzie School Board Room to approve a First Aid course for Taxis Boys as prescribed by the St John Ambulance Association. Dr. E Bottomley to lead a class of about thirty, earning participants a St John Ambulance diploma. The board also endorsed Father and Son Week observances Feb 27 to Mar 5 and planned a Summer Camp for Taxis Boys and Trail Rangers with a coordinated effort by churches and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie School
St. John Ambulance Association
E. Bottomley
Manitoba
United States
Taxis Boys
Trail Rangers
Mule or Horse Tax Case In Dauphin Court
Judge Bonnycastle ruled that a mule is a horse under Town By Law No 576. Thomas Pople must forfeit the $100 paid under protest to Dauphin for mules brought for sale. Smith and Bates defended Pople, F E Simpson KC represented the Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnycastle
Thos. Pople
Dauphin
Pople
Messrs. Smith and
Bates
F. E. Simpson
K.C
Ottawa gazette fixes Feb 1 as liquor import ban date
An official Ottawa order declares that from February 1 onward importing alcoholic liquor into Nova Scotia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba will be illegal. The ruling tightens interprovincial trade restrictions and marks a milestone in the liquor control program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Beach Pier Planned for Lake Dauphin This Spring
Ottawa reports a beach pier at Lake Dauphin will be constructed this spring. An estimated cost has been determined and the sum will be included in expenditures presented to Parliament for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Lake Dauphin
Annual Meeting of the Board of Trade
The annual meeting will be held on Monday January 21 at 10 am in Town Hall. Officers and Council members oversee weekly work, and a full report on 1920 activities plus future plans will be presented. Elections for officers for the ensuing year will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Wheat prices ease as farmers hold grain for spring rise
Wheat deliveries stay light and prices weaken while farmers retain wheat hoping for a spring rally. Butter rises with creameries at 65c per lb and dairy at 0c. Fresh eggs reach 70c a dozen, potatoes run $1.50-$1.75 per bushel, and good hay delivered is $15 a ton.
Fire scare halts in Wallace Block basement
A basement fire in the Wallace Block barely escaped disaster and heavy losses on the 18th. Fire Chief E. C. Batty urges keep basements free of rubbish and old boxes to prevent future dangers, praising quick alarm and response that saved the town money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Block
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge Initiates Six Members
The last regular meeting of Alexandra Rebekah Lodge No. 13 saw six new members initiated and an installation of officers. The evening closed with a pleasant social hour and lunch, listing newly installed officers including G Mrs W Sutherland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge
No. 13
Aes
W. Sutherland
C. T. Brain
Mee H. Cox
Tuck
R. Abbott
L.S.V.G
M. Kerr
Rehearsals Underway for Society's Second Concert
The society prepares its second concert for early April featuring The Rose Maiden by Frederick H. Cowen. Rehearsals continue on Tuesday evenings at Mackenzie School with full attendance urged as the music is demanding and merits the group's best effort. Two additional artistic part songs are also in rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Cowen
Mackenzie School
Mrs Whitmore Hostess For Social at 315 Fourth Ave
Social and personal item announces Mrs H B Whitmore and Mrs J Whitmore will receive guests at 315 Fourth Avenue S W on Saturday January twenty second from four to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Whitmore
J. Whitmore
Fourth Avenue
S.W
Harringtons Welcome Baby At Dauphin
At Dauphin on January 11 a daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. W J Harrington. The new arrival joins the family with joy in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Dauphin
W. J. Harrington
Infant Daughter Dies at Dauphin
Death notice from Dauphin reports the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Jolliffe died on January 12, aged three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolliffe
Dauphin
T. L. Jolliffe
Dauphin Business College Promises Early Enrolment Benefits
Narrative notes that early enrolment offers time before summer vacation to gain business knowledge. Dauphin Business College advertises high class personal instruction. The text also mentions Harry W. Grenon, Winnipegosis fish buyer, visiting town en route to Minneapolis and reporting large fish stores in Winnipegosis amid a dull U S market. William Farnum starring in The Scuttlers at the Gay next Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Business College
Harry W. Grenon
Winnipegosis
Minneapolis
United States
William Farnum
Scuttlers
Dauphin Dairies Incorporation Seeks $20000 Stock
The Dauphin Dairies Limited announces a $20 000 preference stock issue to take over Frank Harvey’s dairy business and fund expansion including a sterilising and bottling plant. Local brokers will market the issue with safeguards for investors and 8 percent return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Dairies, Limited
Frank Harvey
Dauphin
Famine Fund Receives Donations from Local Churches
Offertories at St. Pauls for the Chinese Famine Fund total $150 sent to headquarters. W A G E W A and J B W A groups add $140 for relief. Northern China faces extreme starvation with reports of dire acts as families suffer. Community urged to aid at the meeting at the Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
W. A
G.E.W.A
J.B.W.A
China
Local men bound over for trial in assault case
Stanley Sawicki, Nick Sawicky, Tony Prokopczuk, Tony Gniazdoski, and Jos Yakukli of Litton appeared before P. M. Hawkins on Tuesday, the 1st inst, charged with assault and bodily harm to John Andruszk. After evidence, all five were committed for trial and elected speedy trial before Judge Bonnycastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sawicki
Nick Sawicky
Tony Prokopczuk
Tony Gniazdoski
Jos. Yakukli
Litton
P. M. Hawkins
John Andruszk
Bonnycastle
Town Hall Dance Draws 75 Couples for Charity
A Tuesday 18th inst reception by Mesdames Mary Faui and A D Smith drew about 75 couples. Decorated halls featured towers and a twilight waltz with lights off, candies lit, creating a charming scene. The event benefited the Children’s Aid Society with proceeds of 100. The Home Economics short course for wives of Manitoba veterans runs February 4 to 12 in Dauphin, organized by the Soldiers Settlement Board and Agricultural College with local groups. full program to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Mary, Faui
A. D. Smith
Children’s Aid Society
Manitoba
Soldiers Settlement Board
The
Agricultural College
Women's Institutes
Dauphin
Herald
Hockey Club Officers and Dauphin Victory
The Hockey Club reorganizes naming Patrons and officers led by President Roy Hamilton and Manager W Rose. Dauphin defeats Grand View 7 to 5 in a close match with players Bryce Dishial Walker Capen Heard Gougeon and substitutes Glen EF Wocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockey Club
J. J. Crowe
Dr. Harrington
J. W. Johnston
J. L. Bowman
K. J. Waliwin
G. H. Palmer
Dr. Trimble
J. Campbell
J. Buckwold
C. Benedickson
Roy Hamilton
McClernon
W. Rose
A. Ross
Grandview
Dauphin
R. Bryce
Dishial
Tom Walker
Capen
Geo. Heard
E. Gougeon
Glen
EF. Wocks
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Galateas
Dimitys
Melton
Serge
Black Melton
Penman
Aon
W.G. & R. Brand
Annual Meeting Children’s Aid Society
Boys’ Work Board
the Board OF Trade
Market Report
Batty
E. C. Batty
Dauphin Fire Dept
Rebekah Lodge
Madame Karo
China Famine Fund
the Gay
Bryce
Quality Store
Grandview Block
Main ST
Knox
Brookfield
Jonathans
Wagners
Baldwins
Sunkist
Crisco
Childs
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
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