Boys Camp at Stony Point Lake Dauphin Report
Hogs to the number of 15 went to Seven Elms Stony Point on Monday the 14th. Patrons and officials total 25. The camp, under A J Tripp the camp physician, reports a clean bill of health. Service will be held Sunday at 11 am conducted by Rev A H Poster. Gratitude is extended to Palace Bakery and Crescent Creamery for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Elms
Stony Point
Br. A. J. Tripp
A. H Poster
McMullen
Palace Bakery
Crescent Creamery
Rampaging storm hits town in thunder and flooding
The storm raged Tuesday night with rapid lightning and loud continuous thunder. Despite some wheat flood damage, no serious destruction is reported and fair weather is expected to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unson
Anglican W A Meets at Morley Home Plans Box Social
The Makinak Anglican W A met at Mrs Morley s home to organize for the year and set officers. Duties assigned include Hon President Mr Morrow and President Mrs George Lowther with others. A box social was scheduled for Carrick schoolhouse July 20 and monthly meetings set for the second Thursday at 2 20 p.m. Members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Makinak
Morley
Morgaw
Morrow
George Lowther
Frank Coleman
Treas
Frank Rocknell
Carrick
Franck Coleman
Anglican Church
William Rudd
John Pritchard
Neepawa
Richard
Rolls-Royce
Women's Institute
Hamelin
Ste. Rose U Lac
W. L
Joba
N. Campbell
King
Pbell
Reination
J. Rudd
J. Campbell
John Rudd
John
Square Deal Service Opens Late Saturday Nights
Budd notes a town effort to improve service and care for the district with a late show schedule on Saturday nights. The piece references community goals and a friendly approach to town needs, signaling ongoing local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill's
Square
Wine and Beer Bill Vote in Local Town
Last week the town held a vote on the Wine and Beer measure with 775 participating. Of these 1721 voters supported the bill and 644 opposed it, a majority against the measure of 521.
Rural school trustees elected in annual district vote
The annual election of trustees for rural school districts was held Monday July 16. Elected were Mountview R T Durston re elected Paulsen Robt Fair Ripon S L Johnson re elected Meiton Ctas Coulthardt Makinak John Rudd Dauphin Plains L P D Stelck re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountview
R. T. Durston
Paulsen
Robt
Advertising promoter Isaac Rutledge Bissett dies at 42
Isaac Rutledge Bissett, a prominent advertising promoter active in the three Western provinces, died after a short illness on the thirteenth. He had lived in the town on and off for ten years, with homes in Edmonton and Yorkton. He leaves two children from his first marriage and three from his second. his widow survives. Remains were sent to Exeter, Ontario, for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rutledge Bissett
Edmonton
Yorkton
Exeter
Installations At Regular Meeting Of No 26
At the regular meeting of 1.0.O F. No. 26 on the 8th inst officers were installed for the ensuing term. Installing officer was Bro. Dan Craig D.D.G.M. New officers include JI.P.G.-C KH Brain NG.-C Clarke VG.-L Beer Rec Sec C G Willis Fin Sec J B Oliphant Treasurer J R Lintick W J Pair C W Keefer O G R G Thompson J G B A Chinner RSNG H P Nicholson L3NG E G Bubb RS V G W Weir L8VG J Jordan RS A Wood L38 8 W N Ball Chaplain H V Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O F
Dan Craig
D.D.G.M
Ji.p.g
C. KH. Brain
C. Clarke
L. Beer
C. G. Willis
Oliphant
Treasuprer
J. R. Lintick
W.—J. E. Pair
C.—W._ Keefer
R.S
A. Wood
W. N. Ball
H V. Smith
Better Gardens Contest Prizes Listed by Garden Type
Home Grounds prizes vary by frontage with 1st $10 and 2nd $5 for 50 ft or less. Over 50 ft frontage 1st $16 and 2nd $5. Backyard Garden 1st $10 2nd $5. Vacant Lot Garden 1st $10 2nd $5.60. Farm Garden prizes 1st $10 2nd $5.00.
Winnipegosis Drives Past Fork River In Rainy Baseball Night
Monday's game ended 8 7 in Winnipegosis favor before an accident paused play. A postgame dance drew a large crowd as the local orchestra, with Mac on sax, impressed. Community notices include visits, picnics, travel plans, and ongoing rain concerns for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonasson
Pas
Sid Coffey
Institute
L. Marcroft
Mackle
Montreal
W. Marcroft
Sullivan
Winnipeg
Sandy Beach
Becky Sharp Flirtation Inspires New Motion Picture
A new film adaptation retells Becky Sharp’s alluring life filled with love and intrigue. The Davenport theatre advertises screenings on Friday and Saturday, July 20 and 21, promising a captivating, stylish portrayal of romance and battle.
Town to Cut Tax Rate to 38 Mills Says Council
The Finance Committee expects a 38 mill tax rate down from 41 mills in 1922 as town assessment drops by nearly a million dollars. Reduction sources include lower commissioner levy 2 000 dollars civic salaries 3 000 echoolevy 4 000 bond provision 3 250 and trimmed Public Works estimates. The plan allocates 3 mills municipal 23 mills school and 12 mills general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Coun
D. D. McDonald
O. K
Pigeon Race Results Highlight Winnipeg Entries
The Calgary Homing pigeon race and Manitoba championship flew Saturday July 14. Favorable start weather gave way to heavy winds and thunderstorms. by Wednesday only one third of the Dauphin entry timed, owned by W. H. May. Of 54 Winnipeg entries, seven birds timed. CC. Bishop of St. Boniface Club named winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Manitoba
Dauphin
W. H. May
Winnipeg
CC. Bishop
St. Boniface
Crop prospects bright as hay harvest begins districtwide
Herald correspondents report district crop prospects good pending dry warm weather. Hay harvest has started with an abundant yield and large quantities to be put up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Brewer Criticized in Town Manager Dispute
Letter to the editor from B. criticizes Coun. Brewer over charges against town manager W A Brinkman. Writer urges direct, substantiated accusations and notes Brinkman’s long tenure and public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
W. A. Brinkman
Coun
Brewer
Brinkman
Letter praise for Councillor Brewer and local industry
A ratepayer writes praising Councillor Brewer and urges more officials like him to attract factories to Dauphin. He notes winter unemployment and argues new industry would increase steady taxpaying residents and year round work, ending with a remark about having the telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Brewer
Brinkman
Coun
Mr. Eiter
Lake Notes on Rainy Weather and Lake Campers
The notes describe persistent rain causing soggy roads at the lake and dragging conditions in some districts. Commodore Bell hosts excursion parties aboard the Norma Rae, while a spectator counts over three hundred people in the water Sunday. A large camp crowd of about 250 remains at Dunworken with listed families and visitors. The Pavilion service Sunday draws good attendance and mood, with plans for another gathering next Sunday.
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Egenee
Sercee Nee Gheeth
Dunworken
Commodore Bell
Norma Rae
McIntyre
Fulton
J. Rogers
H. W. Heaslip
Sparling
Winipeg
Tripp
J. R. O'Brien
Mr.has. Murray
Geo. Was Binder
Wilfred Robson
R. J. Malcolm
J L. Bowman
E. Cadman
W.G White
W. H. Hopwood
Hopwood
H. M. Paul
Margaret Johnston
Robi. Smith
H. S. McFadden
Roblin
Robi. Hawkins
John Gardner
Brent Daly
Jas
A. Campbell
Miss Brown
W. S. Marsh
J. EB. Wallwin
Ernest Wilson
J. G
Children examined at Health Conference in Dauphin
At the Children’s Health Conference in Dauphin led by the Provincial Board of Health, 126 children were examined by Dr. Ellen Douglas of Winnipeg. The report lists class by age: birth to six months 23 examined with 100 percent, six months to one year 3 examined with 100 percent, one to two years 26 examined with 100 percent, over two years 48 examined with 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Air
Provincial Board of Health
Ellen Douglas
Winnipeg
Inland Revenue stamps to replace postage stamps after October
After October first stamps affixed to cheques and receipts for stamp tax must be Inland Revenue stamps. The government should supply Inland Revenue stamps at post offices for buyers convenience as banks currently provide most stamps.
Elks and Co Tie In Four Run Night Match
Elks and Co played a 4 to 4 tie on Monday night as many players were away at a Gil bert Plains tournament. The game ended after six innings due to darkness with McKenzie Paterson and C N Veal Horrocks listed as batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks and Co
Gilbert Plains
Elks
McKenzie and Patterson
C. N.—Veal
Horrocks
Beck Sharp Thrills in Waterloo Era Picture at Dauphin
Spectators are invited to Dauphin Theatre for a two night showing of a romance intrigue epic inspired by a famed English novel. The event promises a dramatic tale of love and daring as Beck Sharp stars on July 20 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Sharp
Waterloo
Dauphin Theatre
Stella Brooks Weds Percy Bawdon in July nuptials
Miss Stella M. Brooks daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Brooks Austin Minnesota United States married Mr Percy J Bawdon of Dauphin in a Saturday ceremony on July 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawdon—Brooks
Stella M. Brooks
L. D. Brooks
Austin
Minnesota
U.S.A
Percy J. Bawdon
Dauphin
Tenders for Erltars Sealed by Sifton undersigned
Mr George Cornwall sent by farmers to buy pure bred and grade Guernsey cows and heifers. He brought 17 head from Wisconsin breeders noted for dairy stock. Shipment broken into twenty one lots across multiple buyers including Donald McKillop and William Durston with various counts. Wisconsin dairy farming, weed problems, and cattle diplomacy are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornwall
Guernsey
Isconsin
U.S
Jersey
Wisconsin
Geo. Cornwall
Donald McKillop
John McKillop
Donald McPhee
Wm. Durst
Education Commission to Visit Dauphin
The Education Commission will visit Dauphin on Thursday and Friday July 26 and 27 to hear views from individuals and organizations on education needs in new and less developed districts, better adapting schools to communities, and readjusting higher education for future extension and reduced costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Education Commission
Dauphin
Sith
Canadian National Railway Picnic at Winnipegosis
The annual CN railway employees picnic will be held at Winnipegosis on August 16, in conjunction with the Winnipegosis oldtimers picnic. Events include sports and dancing with a popularity contest for a leading couple, plus trips and swimming. Officers: Hon. President J Brown, President J W Skinner, Vice A Capen, Sec Treas J Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railway
Winnipegosis
J. Brown
J. W. Skinner
A. Capen
J. Hughes
Results of Music Pupils Examinations
The London College of Music exam results for Mme. M. Simons pupils show top scores across Primary to Diploma levels. Annie Schrieber earned the district’s highest senior marks at 92, with a silver medal awarded for achieving 92 of 100 in the senior section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Yee
Lloyd Scott
Ania Harrison
Isabel Tripp
Inez Craig
Ruby Harkness
Francis Ohurn
Marion Hunter
Agnes Fogg
Beatrice Newton
Esmee Grundy
Ethel Allan
Helen Buchannon
Gladys Perkins
Lorna Robb
Annie Schreiber
Irene Craig
Jean Hunter
Emma Hayward
John Kerby
Annie Schrieber
Canadian Academy of Music Examinations Held in Toronto
The Canadian Academy of Music examinations were held July 4 in Toronto. Pupils presented by Mrs. F B Roberts earned honors across pianoforte levels from Junior to Elementary, with names including Helen Cross, Gussie Bonnycastle, Joan Bonnycastle, Ernest Riddell, Edna E Evans, Laura McKay, Mary McAllister, Stella Hillman, Dennis Roberts, Constance Kennedy, Geoffrey Bonnycastle, Anna Rose, Hazel Derrick, and Elfrida Shiel. The presiding examiner W O Forsyth is a noted Toronto musical director and composer. Theory results followed with primary and elementary honors listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Academy of Music
Toronto College of Music
F. B. Roberts
Helen Cross
Gussie Bonnycastle
Joan Bonnycastle
Ernest Riddell
Edna E. Evans
Laura McKay
Mary McAllister
Stella Hillman
Dennis Roberts
Constance Kennedy
Geoffrey Bonnycastle
Anna Rose
Hazel Derrick
Elfrida Shiel
W. O. Forsyth
Academy
Toronto
Gussie Bonnycast
Jessie Wallwin
Joan Bontle
Ernest Riddéil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stony Point Lake Dauphin
Rural School Trustees
I. R. Bissett
1. C
Becky Sharp
Council
Lake Notes
Children’s Health Conference
Ertlars
R. M. Morgan
Sifton
Guernseys
British Columbia
Bing
Sealers — Perfect & Gem
Guarts
C.N.R
Mme. M. Simons
London Collge of Music
Lollie Button
Florence Sinclair
Bernice Scott
Orval Thompson
Northern Lumber CO
Eateryce’s Bread
Eli Bay
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