Church Parade Aids Dauphin Sees Largest Parade Yet
Heavy horses Isaac Beattie and light horses W H Galbraith lead entries in a fair with cattle sheep hogs poultry dairy and needlework. LO L No 1785 RE P 602 and KO BA No 638 call members to a July 8 service at the Methodist Church with full attendance urged for the largest parade in Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Beattie
W. H. Galbraith
John Poultry
Geo. Wood
A. Munshaw
M. Smith
Dauphin
Pilgrim Man Hurt In Rope-Involved Accident
A Pilgrim, Jane Ashville, 34, was injured when a rope snagged between his legs during a potting ring attempt. He was thrown into the air and sustained serious internal injuries, later admitted to Dauphin hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turmers
Seckment
M Tell
Mr. Pilgrim
Dauphin Hospital
Cars Tour Swan River Route Impresses on Road Trip
About twenty cars traveled 110 miles along the Swan River road Sunday without mishap. The highway was in excellent condition and the party described the trip as very good. They stopped at Sclater for lunch and were met by local citizens near Swan River who escorted them into town. A. C. Emmett, Secretary of the Provincial Automobile Board, and Engineer Corbett joined the group. On Monday the visitors attended Swan River sports with a long list of participants including W. A. Brinkman J. W. Johnston C. B. Heas Mb. A. HL PF. Steick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan River
Pew Wan River
Sclater
Pear Swan River
A. C. Emmett
Provincial Automobile Board
Engineer Corbett
W. A. Brinkman
J. W. Johnston
C. BE. Heas
A. HL
PF. Steick
W. A. Weir
James Wait
Fret Alf
A. EB. Prentice
Sas. Oliphant
Hugh Graham
Art Pollen
Chas. McLachlin
Dan Hamilton
E. Henderson
Archie Day
Frank Gordon
Peter Brodie
T. Bonghen
Art Euile
Capt. Scrase
Dan merchant faces Temperance Act charge in Manitoba
Peter Cowton of Dan appeared before Magistrate Hawkins charged with a Manitoba Temper ance Act infraction, pleaded guilty, fined 200 and costs. George Hil charged with stealing two buggy wheels valued at 10. Simp son K.C. defended. Rogers acted for the Crown. Hawkins gave a suspended sentence after finding Cowton guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cowton
Dan
Wkins
George Hil
Joshua Law
Simpson
K.C
S. A. Rogers
Te Hawkins
Frank Hill
Hawkins
Rogers
John Kalonyzk
Valley River
Bowman
Rupert's Land Dioceses Dividing Plan Explained
Winnipeg delegates report broad interest in splitting Rupert's Land into two Dioceses. A large meeting tonight at St Pauls church basement will outline the position. Speakers include Dean A J Williams, Miss Bryer, R Dawson, and Rev E A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert's Land
Synod
Winnipeg
St. Pauls Church
Ruperts Land
A. J. Williams
China
Miss Bryer
W. A
Special attractions at Dauphin Theatre for Fair Week
Dauphin Theatre announces special attractions for Fair Week. Monday and Tuesday present The Forgotten Law based on Caroline Abbot Stanley’s novel A Modern Madonna. Wednesday and Thursday feature Jack Holt in The Tiger's Claw and the 20 round Siki McTigue fight with renowned photography and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Theatre
Caroline Abbot
Stanley
Cms Sill
Jack Holt
Capitol Theatres
Lake Notes Dominon Day crowds and lake life
Large Sunday crowd expected for Dominion Day service at Lake Notes as campers and visitors pack cottages. Commodore Paul’s gasoline launch active. locals plan trips to town for fair and baseball. overseers build a new pier while roads receive gravel and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Campbell
W. J. Codins
A. E. Iredale
J. E. Ramsden
Bowman
Commodore. Paul
H. W. Heaslip
W. D. King
J. B. McIntyre
Education Commission to Hear Views in Dauphin Visit
The Education Commission will visit Dauphin on Thursday and Friday, July 26 and 27, inviting individuals or organization representatives to submit views on provincial education needs. Topics include improving facilities for new districts, adapting elementary and secondary schools to communities, and readjusting higher education to reduce costs while boosting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Education Commission
Dauphin
Railway worker honored with farewell address and ring
Mr. C. Watters, a railway shops storekeeper, was transferred to Saskatoon for a similar role. On Friday his colleagues presented him with an address and a gold ring to mark his departure, with Mr. E. Shuttleworth delivering the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Watters
Saskatoon
Watters
E. Shuttleworth
Local Sale Yields Strong Prices Amid Fair Trading
Mr Wilmoth reports a successful sale with excellent prices for the times. The family departs for Chicago to reside. H Hope nears completion of a new lakeside home. Campers along the Beach enjoy good times. H Pearce bought a large sawing outfit and industry prices are said to be harmed. Beefs five months old fetches $3 per head, higher in town. Melton bridge advances toward its old resting place amid local cheer. Mrs W D Carmichael receives life membership pin at Methodist Women’s Missionary Society meeting and plans a Saskatoon move. Several residents prepare for a coast teachers’ excursion, including A F Farrell and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swat
Melton Bridge
A. F. Farrell
Metropolis
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W.d. Carmichael
Carmichael
Saskatoon
A. E. Iredale
Robt. Ferguson
Eva
D. Whitmore
Alma Armstrong
Superintendent Brings Sharp Reply to Councillor Brewer
SUPT BRINKMAN writes to defend his actions at the June 20 council meeting. He accuses Councillor Brewer and unnamed engineers of falsehoods over plant repairs and sandpaper purchases. Brinkman says the plant has been well managed for 19 years and questions the agitator’s motives.
Teachers Depart Town for Weekend Home Travel
Among the town school staff leaving for their homes this weekend are Miss Chapman Brandon Miss Dicks Kelwood Miss Poole Treherne Miss Weaver Glaestone Miss Cooper Fork River Miss Heys Neepawa Miss Nelson Portage la Prairie Miss Ross Ontario Miss Stocker Strathclair Miss Melvo Carman Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Brandon
Kelwood
Poole
Treherne
Weaver
Glaestone
Cooper
Fork River
Heys
Neepawa
Nelson
Portage la Prairie
Ross
Ontario
Stocker
Strathclair
Melvo
Carman
Presentations To Mr And Mrs D Thomas In Dauphin
A gathering of L O B A and L O L lodges held at Mrs Walter Terry’s home to bid farewell to Sisters D Thomas and Brother D Thomas relocating to the east. Gifts included a dressing gown and house slippers from S O B A, plus a past master’s jewel presented by Bro. Wm Murray. Ice cream and cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.O.B.A
Walter Terry
Bro. D. Thomas
Dauphin
R. C. Morrison
S.O.B.A
Thomas
Terry
Sister Thomas
Bro. Thomas
Wm. Murray
Bro
School Promotion List Shows Wide Grade Movements
A long list details students promoted and transferred across grades from II to IV and V in multiple houses. Named students include Elsie Buckwold Jessie Rzesnoski Florence Logres Jean Wainman Josie Shiel and many others with moves to Grade VI and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Buckwold
Jessie Rzesnoski
Florence Logres
Jean Wainman
Josie Elfrida Shiel
Muriel Delong
Don Craig
Frankie Pumetead
Mabel Biles
Ronald Ingram
Kitty McMaster
Geoffrey Ashley
George Mitchell
Grahame Murray
Vaughan Mossington
Bert Dunfeld
Irene McLernon
Marion Bradoweski
Bob McCullough
Norman Fradiey
Gordon Ball
George Everett
Murray Forsythe
Nora Pilgrim
Beatrice Willis
Victor Shiel
Ethel Everett
Reta Woods
Vera McPherson
George Dewick
Constance Kennedy
Billie Harper
Henry Veale
Henry Dehame
Louis Warmouth
Charlie Foon
Whitmore School
Jack Pilgrim
Joyce Gibbons
Olga Phillips
Eva Swanton
Florence Morgan
Dorothy Gurton
Eva Stephen
Marion Hunter
Irene Hesselwood
Ada O’brien
Saul Bay
Lily Slobodzian
Frank Lampard
Maud Lane
Willie Forsyth
Jackie Bottomley
Linton Duhame
Marguerite Mossington
Bruce Turner
Edgar Lockwood
B.smith-Jackson
Jack Harrett
Charlie Willis
Cecil Swanton
Geraldine Pearson
Mildred Gordon
Jack Bergart
Lucille Lawson
Shila Lawson
Fern Wainman
George Manro
Edwin Seely
Wilma Holland
George Evans
Sybil Iredale
Wallace Kirby
Norman Chin
Alfred Presunka
Margaret Prentice
Ruth Phillips
Donna Roy
Steve Rukocyz
Lena Stojka
Nellie Slobeck
Mike Tobak
Annie Tonchuk
Mike Waroway
Leslie Evans
Gracie Hicks
Albert Early
Wallace Bell
Arthur Early
TIL. Jr
Jimmie Clement
Donald Cameron
Sidney Glennon
Isabel Hoy
Isabel Kalinchuk
Richard Laurence
Louis Patterson
Forrest McLachlin
Stewart McLean
Nick Nahulak
Mike Mazur
Elizabeth Koshey
Nettie Slobeck
Nick Tonchuk
Frances King
Herbert Laurence
Nora Little
Billy Moffat
Morris Szhwarok
Margaret Waroway
Alma Willis
Bruce Watson
Fred Sykwarok
Phyllis Allen
Norman Felker
Ross Wilkinson
Dorothy Batewan
Kathleen Dewar
Clark Snodgrass
Willie McDonald
Leslie Eiler
Melville Crowder
Donald Brooks
Violet Duncombe
Olive Purvis
David Robb
Jack Thompson
George Robinson
Annie Cottick
Frank Cox
Tesla Demchuk
Annabella Hillman
Mary James
Steve Klym
Verna Lubiniecki
Robert Machan
Brian McConnell
Clarence McPeake
Edna MacLean
Nellie Parrell
Edna Parson
Kathleen Slack
Rosie Symchych
Emily Wood
Annie Wilson
Fred Young
Emerson White
Christine Cameron
Irene Chute
Iva Fry
Pearl Hughes
Verna Janowski
Maggie Lemieux
Eileen McDougall
Orla McMurray
Clarence Quinnell
Annie Staranczuk
Annie Waroway
Whitmore
Edward Puchalski
Kenneth Little
Ethel God
Dauphin Racing Pigeon Club Race Medalists Named
From Youngstown Alberta the Dauphin Racing Pigeon Club conducted a 486 mile race on Saturday June 28. Winners were W H May with 975 and 973 yards per minute, followed by W McClernon and D Robb, while the Manitoba Championship race from Calgary Alberta on July 14 will feature six clubs and the Free Press cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Racing Pigeon Club
Youngstown
Alberta
W. H. May
W. McClernon
D. Robb
Manitoba
Calgary
Fair opens next Monday with record entries
The fair enters its largest program in Society history as leading stockmen from across the province enter multiple classes. Hall renovations are complete and preparations wrap up for opening day. Dauphin hosts a baseball tournament expected to be the best yet with six or seven teams entered including Russell Welwyn Moosomin Swan River and Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Russell
Welwyn
Moosomin
Swan River
Hospital Notes Resignations At Annex Prompt Change
Miss McBride who had charge of the Annex resigns and leaves for Toronto. Miss Howard of Kingston Ont succeeds Miss McBride. Miss A Walker assistant matron resigns. C H Pilgrim injured by a bull last week shows progress toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McBride
Toronto
Miss Howard
Kingston, Ont
A. Walker
C. H. Pilgrim
Obituary for Miss Mabel McMartin in Manitoba
Miss Mabel McMartin died at age 30 after a prolonged illness on the 29th. She taught in Melfort and Winnipegosis before spending Easter in Dauphin, and her remains were moved to Minnedosa for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel McMartn
Melfort
Dauphin
Winnipegosis
Minnedosa
Prices cannot be beaten during the fair by Baird and Son
During the fair Baird and Son advertise unmatched prices on their goods. The notice emphasizes a promise of lowest prices and invites customers to compare. No additional details or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird & Son
Baseball League Standings and Results
Fragmentary note shows league standings with wins and losses and partial scores. Key teams and figures are unreadable. no clear dates or full outcomes are discernible from the provided text.
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Fair Judges
Ashville
Jane
Gwan River
Diocese OF
Lake Notes
Dublin Bay
Association OF Dauphin
Reunion
Dauphin Fair Grounds
E. C. Batty
Robt
Malcolm
Supt
Brinkman
Herald
Brewer Pe
Coun. Brewer
Coun
EE. L
BE. L
Brewer
Count Brewer
Elso
Ernest Solomon
Wilfred Laurier
Dorisard
Champlain
G. Chute
Wolfe
H. Campbell
Confederation
Roberta Culbertson
F. Helmes
G. Stainton
la Verandrye
Cadman
Gladys Chute
Hazel Campbell
Gladys Stainton
D. Thomas
MacKenzie School
Hospital Notes
Thos. Neville
Union Services
Rev. T. Neville
Methodist Sunday School
Bryce
Lotus Lawn
Wicklow Papeteries
Jergen’s Castile
Florida Water
Neilson’s
Zic
Wilfred Robson
Malcolm Block
Summer Hardware
Paris Green
Florence
Grocery Department
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