Danger to Town Watershed May Cause Rate Increase
Mayor D. D. McDonald warned the Dauphin Rotary Club that if watershed conditions worsen water rates and metering may be needed. He cited sedimentation and filtration plans tied to the new national park highway and discussed efforts to protect Riding Mountain's water source.
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Rotary Club
McDonald
Riding Mountain National Park
National Park
Mountain
Riding Mountain
Edwards Creek
Good Reports Heard By Congregation Of United Church
Encouraging reports were presented at the Dauphin United Church annual meeting held January 20. Dr. D. K. Burns opened with prayer. R. M. Stevenson named chairman and A. Oliphant congregational secretary. Reports from church groups showed satisfactory progress and thanks were given to retiring stewards and the session clerk.
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the Dauphin United Church
D. K. Burns
R. M. Stevenson
A. Oliphant
Pioneer Alexander Bole Dies in Dauphin District
Alexander Bole 88 longtime Dauphin district pioneer died January 20th at a friend’s home southeast of town after living on his homestead ten miles southeast earlier in life. Born in Scotland he came to Dauphin 46 years ago with his sister who predeceased him. He helped survey his own land and ran the Kenneth House with his sister in the RidIng Mountain area. Funeral Friday at Farrell’s Funer Chapel conducted by Rev. D. K. Burns with pallbearers Herb Grook Emerson Brook Tom Rawson Luke Coyne Wm. Durston and Peter Doerfler.
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Alexander Bole
Dauphin
E. B. Brook
Mr. Bole
Scotland
Kenneth
Riding Mountain
Strathclair
Farrell
Funers Chapel
D. K. Burns
Herb Grook
Emerson Brook
Tom Rawson
Luke Coyne
Wm. Durston
Peter Doerfler
Seed Grain Fair and Short Course Set by Dauphin Society
The Dauphin Agricultural Society announces its annual seed grain fair held with the short course from March 2 to 4. Prizes cover red spring wheat oats barley clover and alfalfa with a judged seed show drawing buyers and sellers. entries urged. The short course features a judging contest with generous prizes, plus separate afternoon sessions for girls home economics and boys agriculture.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin Council Renews C N R Water Contract
At the regular Dauphin Town Council meeting a one year renewal of the water contract with the C N R was approved at the same rates as before. The shop rate is 7c per 1000 gallons with a 100000 gallon daily minimum. The short term renewal reflects unknown true delivery costs until town meters are installed. Additional items include progress on power house equipment, Edwards Creek icing due to cold, and a planned rise in direct relief cost share to 40 percent from January 1937, adding about $1000 annually. Participants listed include Mayor McDonald and Councillors Ramsden Puchalski Bennett Cowtun and Taylor.
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Riding
Department of Health
Ottawa
Dauphin
C.N.R
Porter
Winnipeg
Sup
T. King
W. R. Clubb
McDonald
Ramsden
Puchalski
Bennett
Cowtun
Taylor
National Parks See Rising Interest Says Superintendent
Interest in Canada’s national parks is growing reports Otto Heaslip superintendent of Riding Mountain National Park after a Ottawa conference. 1936 saw an all time high of 706000 park visitors signaling a booming tourist and vacation trend across the Dominion.
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Canada
Otto Heaslip
Riding Mountain National Park
Ottawa
Riding Mountain Park
Prairie Provinces
United States
Boissevain
International Peace Garden
Heaslip
Clear Lake
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Dominion
National Parks
Department of Mines and Resources
T. A. Crerar
Reward Offered for Bank Robber Arrest in Old Hutch Run
A newspaper note claims a $100000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the bank robbers connected to the story of Old Hutch. The event is promoted at the Dauphin Theatre for Thursday Friday and Saturday of this week.
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Wallace Beery
Hutch
Dauphin Theatre
OLD Hutch
Eric Linden
Cecilia Parker
Elizabeth Patterson
Robert McWade
M-G-M
McMillan 68 Dies On Kaufman Farm In Dauphin
Lachlan Cameron McMillan a farm laborer for C. M. Kaufman southeast of town died Monday at Kaufman’s home. Aged 68, he came to Dauphin from Saskatchewan three years ago and had lived with Kaufman twenty years. Born Acton Ontario, his body shipped to the old home for burial. Farrell's Funeral Home arranged the services.
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Lachlan Cameron McMillan
C. M. Kaufman
Dauphin
Kaufman
Saskatchewan
Acton
Ontario
Farrell
Dauphin Edges Neepawa In Open Hockey Tilt
Dauphin Intermediates defeated Neepawa 2 to 1 before home fans in a fast, even contest last Friday. Tomlin opened for Neepawa with Vivian assisting, then Dauphin answered in the third with McMaster and Billy Klym combining for goals to seal the win. The game included a moment of silence for Tommy Scrase, a long-time Intermediates member.
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Dauphin Downs
Neepawa
Dauphin Intermediates
H. V. Smith
Tommy Scrase
Intermediates
Tomlin
Vivian
Nantais
Klym
McMaster
Sammy Love
Dauphin
McCullough
Love
Billy Klym
Hall
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D. D. McDonald
Dauphin Rotary Club
King’s Hotel
United Church
Burns
Bobby Burns
J. S. Oliphant
H. N. Macneill
Hugh Campbell
C. N. Dahbleren
H. Oliphant
Jas. Oliphant
D. Craig
Iris Johnston
Thos. Matheson
Isla Gilmour
J. E. McNabb
Alex
Harry Oliphant
Piper W. Heard
Thos. Walker
C.N
Supp T. Cecil
England
Sup’t. Ceck
Jean Gordon
Cretonne and Art Lateen
Lovat
W .G. White
the Store OF Service
L. C. McMillan
Kaufman Farm
Mickey’s Circus
Myrna Loy
Robert Montgomery
Labrador
Jane Withers
Ace Drummond
Merle Oberon, Brian Aherne
Tommy Klyn
Klyn
Weir
Murray
Bill Klym
CARR
Stanfield
Adear Penman
Penman
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
British Columbia
McIntosh
Stayman Winsop
Sunkist
Texas
Paulin
Robertson
McCormick
H.P
Ives
Davies
Aylmer Chicken
Jeli-o
Lever Brothers
Lux
Pkts
Rinso
Kashmir
Spratt
DR. Jackson
Rday II
Pkt
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