Dauphin All Star Upsets Brandon CNRs In Extra Time
Friday night hockey saw the Dauphin All Star team defeat Brandon CNRs 4 to 3 after ten minutes of overtime. The game was tied 4-4 at the end of regulation as Imaphin scored once at each end in the extra period. Dauphin’s George Heard tallied three times and Squee Heard added a late goal amid a fast, wintery fight for puck control with 450 fans watching. Brandon’s Dundas claimed three goals with strong work from Cowan and Ward. McMaster and Steffans faced heavy bombardment as the goalies. The match featured swift passing and tight defense, with Dauphin showing general invincibility aside from limited practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin All Star
Brandon Cnr
Imaphin
Branden
Dundas
Dauphin George Heard
Dauphin
Squee Heard
Bennett
Scrase
Bjornson
Craig
McMaster
Steffans
Pet
Brandon
Cowan
Ward
Brennan
Defenee
Ir McPhail
Herb. Leech
Johnson
George Heard
Dauphin Board of Trade discusses Manitoba railway policy
Directors and the Traffic and Transportation committee report on Winnipeg Board of Trade talks held January 18 1929 regarding Manitoba railway issues. They stress keeping the CN line to The Pas, potential cut offs, and maximizing provincial gains while aligning with Dauphin and Winnipeg views. The note adds local council items and a separate obituary of Lieut Governor Theodore A Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Board of Trade
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Mantobe
Board of
Board of Trade of Winnipeg
Sanford Evans
Winnipeg Committee
Hudson's Bay R
Manitoba
Winnipeg
North Country
Mafeking
Pas
Adam Tabak
Public Works Committee
McGirr and Katz
John Wallace
Council
C. D. Bates
Onto the Bay Association
Regina
Jean C. Bates
Messrs. A. Katz
W. M. Jackson
H. W. Heaslip
Dr. Tripp
Dauphin Attends Lieutenant-Governor Funeral in Winnipeg
Dauphin citizens attended the funeral in Winnipeg on Tuesday for the late Lieutenant-Governor with mayor Robson, Lieut-Col J E Ramsden, Mr John M MacLeod, Vermillion Lodge AF and AM, and Dr J R Gunne among pallbearers. Northern Manitoba bonspiel begins Monday January 2 with a strong prize list and at least fourteen outside entries. first draw Monday afternoon and play at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A Burrows
Manitoba
Winnipeg General Hospital
Burrows
Dauphin
Mrs. Burrows
Masons of
Mackenzie Public School
Theodore A. Burrows
Swan River
Canadian Northern Railway
Canadian National System
Mr. Burrows
Ottawa
Henry
Sarah Burrows
John Henry Burrows
Capt. Burrows
Bytown
Royal Engineers
Sparks
Rideau Canal
Col. By
Sarah Sparks
Manitoba House
Dominion House
Georgia K Creasor
D. A. Creasor
Owen Sound
Winnipeg
Robson
J. E. Ramsden
Manitoba Horse
John M. MacLeod
Vermillion Lodge
Af.& AM
J. R. Gunne
J. E. Hedderly
Victory Chapter No 6 Hosts Anniversary Bridge Night
Victory Chapter No 6 marked its anniversary with a bridge party on January 17 attended by about sixty members and guests. Honors went to Mrs. C W McLachlin Mrs F Webb Dr Tripp and Mr M Wick with a charity lunch served by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Chapter No. 6
C. W. McLachlin
F. Webb
Tripp
M. Wick
Dauphinalians
Chase
Solomon
Murray
Eastern Star
Victory
Mary Vanstone
Winnipeg
Hocking
Vanstone
Wasbinder
Mitchell
J. W. Johnston
Marshall
Wm. Weir
Palmer
Chase Worthy
Norton
Gorton
Vasbinder
MacLeod
Wick
F. Scrase
Adah
Alf
Ruth
A. Hjalmarson Estner
Heard
Martha
Webb
Electa
McLachlin
Sentinel
Daly
Cemetery Donations For Memorial Avenue Fund
The Cemetery Committee lists further donations to the Memorial Avenue gravelling fund from Mountview Women's Club and Lodge King George totaling 13.00 dollars. The amount includes 5.00 from Mountview Women's Club and 8.00 from Lodge King George 8.O.E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Avenue
Mountview Women's Club
Lodge
King George 8.O.E
C N R Social and Athletic Association Elects Officers
The C N R Social and Athletic Association held its annual meeting in Oddfellows Hall on Monday the 21st. Officers elected include President D Kells and 1st Vice G Cooke. The financial report showed receipts of 1070.76 and expenditures of 952.91 with a 117.25 balance. An audience of about 100 then enjoyed cards and refreshments.
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C.N.R. Social and Athletic Association
Oddfellows’ Hall
W. A. Kingsland
N. B. Walton
AH. Eager
W. A. Cunningham
R. King
D. Kells
G &. Cooke
Ind
J. W. Skinner
J. M. Macleod
Dauphin Despatchers
M. D. McDonald
S. P. Jakeman
R. €. Robinson
G. H. Was Binder
A. J. Capen
H Cox
L. ¥. McKay
D. E. McLean
J. Bladen
C. Phare
N. Wilkinson
J. Gregor
H. M. Watson
S. A Miner
W. McClernon
Ix. Ipress
C. Leech
E. Pizzey
W. Varies
G. H. Vasbinder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of the Eastern Star
The
Board OF Trade
Taylor - Clarke
Brewer
Taylor
King
King - Lepper
Canadian National Railways
Citizens Welfare Association
T. A Burrows
Philip Duncan
St. Paul's United Church
A. Oliphant
Kiyo
Cretonnes
Eeee
P. P
Baw
St. James United Church
David Fiemming
B.A
Jasper Park
Dagg
United Church
St. James and Grace United Churches
J. L Bowman
K.C
H. McDermid
R. McAllister
D. Craig
P. E. McNeeley
W. G. White
R. G
H. E. Bewell
J. McLeod
R. M. Stevenson
H. Everall
G Craig
F. T. Wright
Grace United Church
Fred C. Middleton
P.m
Africa
Rev. P. Duncan
Wee House
Scotland
Loch Lomond
Rev J. Gardiner
Ochre River
J. Howe
Oliphant
Annie Laurie
McNab
Miss Playford
Eastman
Neal
C.N.R. Saa
Annual Meeting
John Gilbert
Scrase and Watson
Northern
Wilfrid Pocklington
Confederation Life Association
Main N.W
United Stores
Broken Pekce Tea
Sunkist
Florida
Paterson Soda
McCormick
LIBBY
Hardware and Groceries
Shades
H. W. Hopwood, Limited
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
DR. Carter
St. Lawrence
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