McFADDEN AGAIN HEADS BOARD OF TRADE
Dauphin Board of Trade holds annual meeting with sixty members in attendance. J M McFadden is reelected president as the board approves plans to push the Maferking cut off and unite with Winnipeg and Brandon boards while seeking lower electric rates and greater regional cooperation.
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Dauphin Board of Trade Arts
Imal
J. M. McFadden
EN. McGir
Dauphin Board of Trade
Mafeking
Brandon Board
Northweaters
Manitoba
HF. Steick
Board of Trade
Jis
Reorganized Board of Trade
Tself
Daupalin
Ment Teba
Winnipex
Winipeg
On Trade
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Ivvandor
Neepawa
Pas & Gladstone
Selkirk
Bi Portage
Murt
Dauphis
Winniper
Benne Cf
Manitothe
Boards of Trade
Particula
Pesenja
Gaol Terms For Theft And Moose Possession
William Kanuka of Gilbert Plains received two six month sentences this week for separate offences. Magistrate Hawkins at Dauphin ordered six months for stealing a magneto from Gilbert Plains municipality, while Magistrate Dutton at Gilbert Plains sentenced six months for possession of a female moose. The sentences run concurrently except for the two day gap between cases.
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William Kanuka
Gilbert Plains
Hawkins
Dauphin
Kanuka
Dutton
Towns Convene Conference on Mafeking Cutoff Efforts
Dauphin council calls a northwestern Manitoba meeting of municipal representatives to plan the Mafeking cutoff project. Brandon Portage la Prairie Neepawa and Minnedosa invited to join. A conference date of Wednesday February 5 is set with a banquet for visiting delegates.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Brandon
Portage la Preirie
Neepawe
Minmedosa
Wedneday
First Annual Meeting of United Church of Dauphin Held
The first annual meeting of the United Church of Dauphin was held Tuesday evening with about 150 in attendance. Rev A W Lochead chairs. G M Churchill elected congregational secretary. Elders and stewards were elected unanimously and will be ordained February 2. Reports show 655 church members, 420 Sunday School enrolment, and positive outlook for the coming year.
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United Church of Dauphin
A. W. Lochead
G. M. Churchill
Gract
St. James
H. P. Nicholson
Henry Stein
J. W. Skinner
A Oliphant
H. L. Albright
R. McAlister
R. M. Stevenson
W. Weir
BP. W. Bates
Walter Wickes
T. J. Everall
Gavi Craig
Robt Argue
J. A. Fraser
Fred Nicholson
Thes. Stewart
W. Rampton
Stewars
D Craig J. BD. McIntyre
J. E. Ramsden
T. T. Malamow
H. McDermid
W. Caldwell
PT. Wright
P Pestrrian
J. J. Bowman
W. G. White
K.C. -Robinson
FL Bowmin
Dr Bewell
J. B. Mccintyre
Gavin Cisig
Bewel
R. i
Eastman Censurer
Susdar
Oliphant
W.M.S
F H. Walker
Ladies’ Aid
J. Meclntyre
U. P. Society
Mission Band
Robert Johnston
Johnston
R. J. Arnold
Goderich
Ontario
Manitoba
Emerson
Jean Halliday
North Dakota
Dauphin
Stanley
Bert
R. Halliday
Logan
Mont
Stanley M
Pat Arthur
Ont
Garth
United Church
Rev
Store Thieves Brought to Court in Dauphin
Three young men faced Magistrate Hawkins on charges tied to December store robberies in the area. Ernest Felker 19, Harold Ferguson 23, and Alex Harvey 23 pleaded guilty to multiple burglaries including Imperial Oil Co. and Allard's Garage incidents. Harvey, a Nova Scotia native, admitted prior convictions were none. Ferguson and Felker remanded to await sentencing.
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G. R. Smith
Assis
Hawkins
Ernest Felker
Harod Ferguson
Alex Harvey
Dauphin Boys
Felker
Harvex
Harvey
Nova Scotia
Dauphin
Ferguson
Allard
Imperial
O11 Co
Allarr
Western Grocers Ltd
Feiker
Thurstey
Two Months for Cruelty to Horse
Mike Yarema was sentenced by Magistrate Hawkins on the 18th to two months imprisonment for cruelty to a horse. Provincial Police laid the charge. Yarema was arrested when his horse was discovered to be badly breeding at the mouth. The tongue had been paralyzed for some time, and the lacerating of the mouth had been caused by inhuman use of the bit.
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Mike Yarema
Hawkins
Yarema
Dauphin curling club bonspiel opens Monday
The Dauphin curling club hosts the 32nd annual bonspiel starting Monday January 27 and running to Friday 31. Nine ice sheets will be used with three open events the Theo A Burrows Memories Trophy Cameron and Heap Trophy and the Citizens Trophy. The consolation event is the Greer Stripe Trophy with prize money from Dist Mer Corporation Seagram Ltd. Special prizes honor outs home rinks with fewest games and the rink traveling farthest. Officers include President F C Bishop secretary G H Grot entertainment F C Bishop and others. first visitor games will be iced to Tuesday morning January 28 if desired.
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Dauphin Curning Club
Theo. A. Burrows
Cameron & Heap
Greer Stripe
Dist Mer Corporation
Seagramm Ltd
F. C. Bishop
G. H Grot Entertainment
Ileassip H. E. Fox
Archie Pie Ad Seou
C. B. Steen
W.S. Marsh
Dauphin
Rogis Patterson
McCreary
R. S. Fraser
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin School Musical Festival Set for May in Dauphin
Under the Dauphin school Board, a school musical festival open to all Northern Manitoba schools will be held in Dauphin on May 23. Schools without a syllabus can obtain one from Mrs. F M Paditey, secretary. Special Children's Matinee today shows Oh Yeah at Dauphin Theatre for 10 cents.
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Winn
Dauphin
Tast
Highway No. 5
Boards of Trade
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Riding Mounted
Riding
Gur Pourt
Tade
Manitobs Associated Boards of Trade
Goxid
Northern
Manitoba
Manioba
Boards of Trade of
Manitba
Encrey
Fortiastris
Noomatter
Miss Street
Dauphin Children’s Aid Society
Stuart Widmeyer
C.D.E
H. G. Edgar
Miss Sitreet
Siiv
Dauphin School
F.M. Paditey
Dauphin Theatre
Ward Loses Car to Fire in Garage Panic
W J Ward MP attempted to warm his car by placing hot coals under the engine. A flame enveloped the vehicle while a bid for hot water failed. Dauphin fire brigade extinguished the blaze. the garage survived but the 1929 Whippet was wrecked and insured.
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W. J Ward
Dauphin Fire Brigade
Value of the Studies Carried on in the School
The Mackenzie school launches a six meeting series over three months on Literary and Educational Topics. The first session Tuesday January 28 at 7 30 pm will be led by Mr Steverson. The meeting will also discuss organizing an association.
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Mackenzie School
Steverson
Organiztye Andelocational Association
Installation of officers at Patricia Lodge No 338
Installation in the LOO.F hall on Tuesday evening January 14 conducted by Past Worthy Mistress Della Weir with Sister Sarah Thompson. Eighteen officers installed including Frances Spencer Violet Rhefl Sophia Terry Catherine Alten Helen Thompson Jennie Heatherington Bella Wer and Lizzie Hill. A dainty lunch followed the social time.
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Offeer
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United Church Annual
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Jnn
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Gilbert Travis
Ethelbert
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Pegosis
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W. 8S. McPhed
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Town Wood
Woot
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Ladies’ Curling Club
T. Eaton
Geo. Leech
Sco
Ford
Linphin Theatre
B.D
Shewfelt
Town Hall
Dauphinn
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge
Eveybody
Elsie M. Linney
The
Pentecostal Church
3Rd Avenue, S.W
W. J. Taylor
Mrs
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Bella Wer
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Lizzie Hill
Robt- Morrison
United Stores Limited
McDonald and Oliphant
Dauphin, Man
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Canada
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