Racing Pigeon Notes From Calgary to Dauphin Race
The 606 mile Calgary to Dauphin pigeon race featured Manitoba championship action. Wm. Vernon and Neal clocked top finishes as Dauphin birds again dominated, with Hatfield winning the third old bird cup and McClernen taking the old bird average. Young bird races begin Saturday from Togo.
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Calgary
Manitoba
Express
Orien
Snaphin
Meremen Y Ho
Dauphin
Finnipeg
Wm. Merem
Mr. Hatfield
Wm. Meernon
Mr. Neal
Wim
McClernen
D. Robb
Togo
Recital by Miss Alene Jackson Pupils in Alcolm Block Studio
Pupils of Miss Alene Jackson presented a Saturday recital in the Alcolm Block studio. Notable improvement in technique and rhythm showed in pieces including The Prelude in C sharp minor and Taratore Chansonette. Margaret Bishop could not perform. participants included Alma Armstrong Cassie Terry Bessie Whitmore and Mary Moore. A dainty lunch followed the program.
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Alene Jackson
Ber
Alcolm
Margaret Bishop
Alma Armtong
Cassie Terry
Bessie
NeWie Whitmore
0 McMurray
Mary Murome
Jena Robson Honored With Linen Shower
Wednesday evening guests gathered at lifeef Kerr on Fourth avenue to bless Miss Jena Robson before her marriage to Mr. F Bawden. The event featured several hand embroidered linen gifts and warm wishes from friends.
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Jena Robson
Lifeef Kerr
Fourth Avenue
Miss Robson
F Bawden
Spilett's Service Offers If Needed For You
If we haven't got what you want we will be pleased to get it for you. By Spiilett's for service.
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Ry Spiilett’s
Rent Notice for Glen arry Cottage at Beach
A rent notice advertises the Glen arry Cottage at the Beach from August 9 to end of season. Applications should be sent to Mrs. Wm 122 Fifth Ave NE.
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Glen@arry
In Beach
Fifth Ave
N.E
Great Fair Ends With Record Attendance And Notable Livestock Show
The Dauphin Exhidtion drew record crowds over the last three days with outstanding livestock displays. Live Mock topped western shows, breeders showcased top stock, and the Saturday stock parade impressed the crowd as H P Nicholson announced breeds from the grandstand. The fair’s lack was professional horse racing which many felt was missed but not decisive.
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West
Atock
Gumne
H. P. Nicholson
Ower
Health Conference Examines Preschool Children in Dauphin
Dr Eien Douw glase of Winnipeg led 100 children in a health conference with Provincial Health Nurses. Of the group 37 reached 100 percent in evaluation. Officials note preschool neglect and urge mothers to weigh children every two to three months to monitor growth and ensure healthy future citizens.
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Dauphin Fair
Eien Douwglase
Winnipeg
Orangemen Parade Throng Marches To Fair Grounds
About 500 brethren from McCreary Roblin Sunnyslope Fork River Dauphin and other lodges gathered in town on Saturday July 12 to celebrate the Orangemen parade. They formed outside the hall and marched to the fair grounds with fife and drum music led by Geo Buchannon on a white horse. The Clark brothers played bagpipes as part of a program of speeches and music at the hall upon return.
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Orangemen
McCreary
Roblin
Sunnyslope
Fork River
Dauphin
Geo. Buchannon
Clark Brothers
Cream Grading Competition Awards Given by Local Crescent Creamery
Five prizes awarded in a cream grading contest by the Crescent Creamery Co local branch. Top scorer Mrs William Hughes with 872 points, followed by Mrs A B Crawford 850, Mrs T E Gorby 82 percent, William Hughes, and a tie of Miss E Payne and Mrs Berry at 792 points.
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The
Crescent Creamery Co
William Hughes
A. B. Crawford
Srd
T. E. Gorby
E. Payne
Berry
Spillett's Midsummer Ready-to-Wear Sale at McLaughlin Show Rooms
Spillett announces the midsummer sale of ladies ready-to-wear items featuring style, service, and economy at McLaughlin Show Rooms on Main Street.
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Spillett
McLaughlin Show Rooms
Main Street
Old Timers Parade in Dauphin Draws Local, Out-of-town Crowds
A lively Old Timers Parade in Dauphin featured a Dauphin Royal Mail wagon with John Seale as driver. A grand stand breakdown was quickly repaired as onlookers cheered, while a long foot procession honored participants and attendees from multiple districts and towns.
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John Seale
Chas. Hamilton
J. C. Hamilton
D. Collison
Bathgate Gume
J. A. Campbell
Ochre River
Duncan McDonald
Winnipeg
Thos. Fitzmaurice
Joe Fitzmaurice
Arthur Hurst
Ste. Rose
W. B. Nicholson
Harry Bell
D. Cameron
J. Clay
J. H. Crowe
Geo. McCowan
Gilbert Plains
Archie McDowell
Winnipes
Archie Esplen
H. P. Nicholson
J. A. McKillop
L. D. McKillop
Wm. Durston
Robi. Boyd
D. Dickson
Arthur Akers
H. McNaughton
H. N. Macneill
W. B. Arguire
Jacob Cathers
D. Bruce
David McLean
Jas. Buchannon
J. L. Malcolm
E. C. Batty
Thos. Shaw
James
Shaw
Robert Campbell
Jas
Friend
Thos. Playford
Geo. Hassard
Robi. Ferguson
Harry Hughes
Gunne
William Buchannon
Waliwin
Dauphin
Horse Races Report with Entrants and Results
The record lists entries across running and trotting events with runners such as Running Jack Blazes and Tessie. Notations include participants like M Currie A Topsy W Fulton and Little McKinney with scattered score-like figures, indicating placements and times in a compact form.
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Jack Blazes
M. Currie
A Topsy
W. Fulton
2. Flo
Bert Armes
Mickey Onward
Hamilton
Brpce
Little McKinney
J. Riehl
Tessie
H. Currie
Local baseball event yields top placements
The baseball event showcased strong play with Russell taking first prize, Kamsack finishing second, Gilbert Plains third, and Dauphin Elks placing fourth.
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Russell
Kamsack
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin Elks
Dauphin Lodge LO. O.F. No. 36 Install Officers
Officers of Dauphin Lodge LO. O.F. No. 36 were installed on July 7 by Bruce Brown D D G M of Gilbert Plains. Listed are Junior P G Beer Noble Grand J R Lintick Vice Grand E Fair Fin Secretary J S Oliphant Rec Secretary C G Willis Treasurer W N Ball Warden H Oliphant Conductor R Lunn Chaplain W Weir RS N G D A Craig L S N G J A Stewart Inner Guard D Kells Outside Guard C Clarke RS V G J A Fraser LS V G C Stelek RS S A Rowat L L S A Wood.
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Dauphin Lodge
LO. O.F. No. 36
Bruce Brown
D.D. G.M
Gilbert Plains
P. G
L. Beer
Noble
J. R. Lintick
E. Fair
Fin
J. S. Oliphant
C. G. Willis
W. N. Ball
A. Rowat
L.3.s
A. Wood
C N R Ball Team Tops Ochre River In Tight 2-0 Win
With new faces in its line up the C N R ball team won 2 0 over Ochre River Tuesday evening at the local diamond. Capen's Colts showed clear improvement and were never in danger.
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C.N.R. Ball
Ochre River
Capen
Rural School Ratepayer Meetings Set for July 21
The notice lists the annual meetings for rural school district ratepayers on Monday July 21 and mentions related civic items. It also notes social events in Dauphin area including a wedding and a St Andrews picnic, plus local transport and dust control tips for summer.
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Edith McLean
Neepawa
C. Timm
Dauphin Theatre
S. H. Cotter
Herbert Reynolds
Winnipeg
M. Wick
Cecil Ferguson
Emily Ferguson
Teenie Ferguson
Gladstone
St. Andrew's Society
Chas. N. McDonald's
Gartmore
A. E. Prentice
Dauphin
Grandview
Prentice
McCreary Boy Scouts End Camp Week At Lake
The McCreary boy scouts folded tents and returned home after a week at the lake. Scoutmaster Sparks praised the boys’ excellent behavior. James Willis of Prince Albert had a tent burned by a smudge but contents were largely saved. Golf lessons are offered by Mr. Fletcher of Winnipeg to campers. Visitors enjoyed the Midway, baseball, and poultry exhibits at the fair. Commodore Bell’s Norma Rae carried excursion parties Sunday. Wild flowers and ripe wild strawberries are noted. Rev A E Cousins to conduct service in the pavilion next Sunday. Miss Stewart from Brandon joins Miss Johnston at camp. Dance at the pavilion Thursday with Novelty three orchestra.
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McCreary
Sparks
James Willis
Prince Albert
Fletcher
Winnipeg
Robi. Smith
Marguerite
Commodore Bell
Norma Rae
A. E. Iredale
Miss Mowat
John Gardner
A. E. Cousins
Miss Stewart
Brandon
Miss Johnston
Toronto Conservatory midsummer results praised by professor
Prof Williamson reports satisfactory standings for his pupils at the midsummer examination. Mrs E C Herrick and Miss Blanche Atkinson won first class vocal honors with 87 and 80. In graduation piano Miss Dorothy Johnson led with A T M Primary 66 and Elementary honors 74. intro piano Miss Irene Myles honors 76, Miss Jean Haddrell honors 74. Johnson’s pupils Eva Slopen honors 75 and Ellen Playford honors 71.
Toronto Conservatory exam results for Bettes pupils
At recent examinations the Toronto Conservatory of Music and Mrs Bettes pupils who attempted passed. Elementary Grade Fern Wainman. Introductory Grade Edward Campbell honors Orla McMurray Elgin Iredale Ruth Phillips Violet Staran chuk Zelma Tyndale Anna Staran chuk.
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Toronto Conservatory of Music al O
Bettes
Fern Wainman
Edward Campbell
Orla McMurray
Elgin Iredale
Ruth Phillips
Violet Staranchuk
Zelma Tyndale
Anna Staranchuk
Recital by Bettes music class draws many attendees
In the third annual recital at 3rd Ave Northwest the Bettes music class presented piano solos duets trios and choruses by beginners through fourth grade of the Toronto Conservatory. Thirty pupils performed while mothers and friends filled the home audience applauding each number.
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Bettes
3Rd Ave. N.W
Toronto Conservatory
Scouts Enjoy Dauphin Beach Camp Experience
About twenty Mc Creary boy scouts spent a week at Lake Dauphin with Scoutmaster B F Sparks praising beach residents for kindness. The C G LT hosted two bonfires with games and songs, and the group plans to return next year, preferring Dauphin Beach as the ideal camp site. The roster includes Russell Chanmore Norman Burgoyne Elmer Menzie Ernest Lacharite Jack Tedford Manuel Bromley L Cantin O La Charite I Frizell R Paul A Green tree J Austin C McLuckie G Garner T Bishop R McPherson G Bromley J Holmberg W Bishop A Hutton C Fletcher.
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McCreary
Lake Dauphin
Herald
B. F. Sparks
C.g.lt
Dauphin Beach
Russell Chanmore
Norman Burgoyne
Elmer Menzie
Ernest Lacharite
Jack Tedford
Manuel Bromley
L. Cantin
O. Lacharite
I. Frizell
R. Paul
A Greentree
J. Austin
C. McLuckie
G. Garner
T. Bishop
R. McPherson
G. Bromley
J. Holmberg
W. Bishop
A. Hutton
C. Fletcher
Week's fair a community success with large crowd
The weekly fair drew nearly seven thousand attendees on Friday and showcased strong director leadership after three months of hard work. Crime note Percy Moggy’s jailbreak and crime spree ends in Winnipeg with two detectives wounded, while Midway attractions delighted youngsters and evoked nostalgia among spectators.
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Percy Moggy
Winnipeg
Winnipegas
U F M Picnic at Welcome Beach Attended by 500
The U F M picnic at Welcome Beach Lake Dauphin on the afternoon of the 9th drew about 500 attendees from Makinak Ste Rose Ochre River Borketon and nearby areas. Premier Bracken spoke for about thirty minutes praising government records and West agriculture amid optimism for crops and grain prices. Reeve Hurst of Ste Rose and ex Coun J D Hill of Makinak attended and thanked the women for ample provisions.
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Welcome Beach
Lake Dauphin
Makinak
Ste. Rose
Ochre River
Borketon
Premier Bracken
Jim Hamilton
Babe Ruth
Reeve Hurst
Bracken
Coun
J. D. Hill
Premier Bracken Sees Mixed Crop Prospects Across Provinces
Premier Bracken reported poor crop outlook in the Saskatoon district due to moisture shortage while touring Manitoba Dauphin and inspecting farmland. He noted Manitoba as the sure crop province and looked well, appearing to handle political strain.
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Bracken
Saskatoon
Dauphin
Manitoba
St Andrew's Society Farm and District Meetings
St Andrew's society gathers at Chas N McDonald's farm on Thursday July 17. LOC.C.F. District holds its meeting at Gilbert Plains on Thursday July 24. Retail Merchants convene in Dauphin Beach on Thursday July 31.
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St. Andrew’s Society
Chas. N. McDonald’s Farm
Loc.c.f. District
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin Beach
Lawn Social at Judge Bonnycastle Grounds
The W A of St Pauls church will hold its annual Lawn Social on the grounds of Judge Bonnycastle on Friday evening August 1 at 7:30 to 9:00.
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St. Paul’s Church
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