Dauphin Summer Fair Draws Strong Participation
The Dauphin Agricultural Society opened its annual summer fair on Thursday July 14 under ideal weather. Cattle entries surpassed previous years with strong local breeder support. The event featured judging of industrial hall exhibits by Mrs Norman James and Miss Jessie Stewart, with horse cattle sheep swine and poultry judged Friday and a stock parade Saturday led by Dr J R Gunne. Approximately 4000 attendees over three days reflected optimism for agriculture in the northwest.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin
Norman James
Winnipeg
Jessie Stewart
Winnines
J. R. Gunne
Inau
Ste Rose
Roblin
Swan River
Miller's Jewels
Dauphin Guernsey Association
Mias M. Skinner
A. Kennedy
D. G. McKenzie
Gilbert Plains
Tamarisk
Millers’ Jewels
Conklin
Dauphin Citizens Band
A. E. French
A. Lawson
W. Brown
Deloraine
W. J. Hepburn
Virden
Geo. Cornwall
Wm. Cruise
J. A. McKillop
H .F. Washington
Ninga
Harry Leader
Burnside
Rankin Bros
Killarney
J. C. Butler
Tyvan
W. T. Cann
Cromer
R. A. McLeod
Macdonald
N. A. Bliss
T. Dumas
Pete Cruise
A. Powell
W. Hamilton
Dan McArthur
Ivan Playford
Boys Camp at Clear Lake Ends After Popular Summer Session
The United Church boys camp at Clear Lake closed on July 12 with 129 members from northern Manitoba districts and 21 leaders. The Dauphin group totaled 55, and the program included athletics swimming and religious instruction under director Neill McLelland and managers G S Watson and D H Telfer. A girls camp followed the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Clear Lake
Manitoba
Dauphin
Neill McLelland
Arrow River
G. S
Accident on No 5 Highway Near Dauphin
A serious crash occurred Friday about 100 yards beyond the gravel pit four miles west of Dauphin. A new De Soto with two occupants was forced into a ditch by a heavy wood truck. The car skidded across the road into another ditch, struck a rock and flipped three times. Passenger Eddie Prost of Winnipeg was badly cut and bruised and taken to Dauphin hospital. Driver was shaken and bruised. vehicle damage considerable. Jack Crowe found the wreck minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
de Soto
Jack Crowe
Eddie Prost
Winnipeg
Wandering Minstrel Visits Herald Office With Old Fiddle
A cheery 250 year old violinist known as W J Carter visited the Herald office on Monday morning. He displayed a Jacob Stainer fiddle from Austria and played Mother Macree When You and I Were Young Maggie. He also played the Sailors Hornpipe on a tin whistle and described coming to Canada as a Barnardo boy. He travels as an itinerant musician who enjoys rural settings and entertaining children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Jacob Stainer
Austria
Mother Mahree
Maggie
W. J. Carter
Canada
Dr. Barnardos
Manitoba goodwill air tour opens plans with aerobatics
The second annual Manitoba goodwill air tour began in Steinbach on July 16 with twenty planes visiting major Manitoba towns and Dauphin on July 29 before returning to Winnipeg. The event, organized by the Winnipeg Board of Trade aviation committee and Dauphin Board of Trade, features bomb drops parachute jumps and stunt acts. Robert Hawkins M L A will open the event and the Dauphin management is led by J L Allard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
J. L. Allard
Robert Hawkins
M.L.A
R.C.A.F
Dauphin
Beach Breezes At Dauphin Beach Regain Popularity
Vacationers return as water levels rise toward normal after three years. Golf course praised, with Johnny Lawrence once again serving as the course professional renting living quarters and shop in the club house. The list of current campers includes numerous families and individuals from Dauphin Winnipeg Transcona and other nearby towns at multiple cottages and tents along the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Beach
Campug
Gorby Cottage
L. V. Smith
D. Thorburn
Eric Day
Wilson
Keats
Mrs. Mitchell
Daly
June
Jack Scott
Winnipeg
Walter Johnston
the Pas
J. Johnston
Dauphin
Hershall Smith
Kenneth Shore
Gardner
J. Gardner
Mary McKee Hawkins
Hawkins
Ted
Widlake
Transcona
Fox
W. Robson
Opal
Myrtle Bladon
Wright
O. C. Allen
Kenneth Wright
F. T. Wright Crowe
B. Saunderson
Gunne
L. Parker
Benedickson
Conference Delegates Reach Imperial Meeting After Fog Collision
Travellers aboard a liner carrying British and other delegations moved up the St Lawrence when it collided with the British freighter Briarwood of Middlesborough in thick fog. Damage was slight and both ships continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Briarwood
Middlesborough
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. G. Chard
The family of the late Mrs. J. G. Chard expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during their mother’s illness and after her death. They also thank readers for the floral tributes sent.
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J. G. Chard
Dauphin Picnic Association Holds Stanley Park Event in Vancouver
The Dauphin Picnic Assn held its annual picnic in Stanley Park Vancouver on July 9 with 90 plus attendees. J F Code served as president, welcomed guests with Mrs Brett, and remarks noted a death of member E G Woodrow the previous evening. Secretary Bert Harvey and president W T Greensides elected. greetings sent to Dauphin's mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Picnic Assn
Stanley Park
Vancouver
J. F. Code
Brett
Dauphin
G. @. Leech
A. F. Farrell
W. Caldwell
D. W. Johnston
Chilliwack
B.C
G. Ogmundson
Revelstoke
A. G. Stoddart
Miss Merrill
A. Pease
W. R. Rutledge
M.L.A
E. G. Woodrow
Billy Rintoul
Alton Nicholson
Johnny Code
Billy Greensides
Sam Pogue
Johnny Andrews
Ernie Webb
Fred Copeland
Tom Bridle
Geo. Leach
Frank Kelly
George Oliver
Ochre River
W. T. Greensides
Bert Harvey
G. C. Johnstone
Rangers advance in Manitoba junior playoffs with 4 goal win
The Dauphin Rangers beat Dauphin United to reach the second round of the Manitoba Junior Football Association playoffs. Klym and Whaley score in the first half as Cameron and Haller add goals in the second. Meek and Watson shine for United, Rev Brailsford officiates. The Rangers meet C N R next, with the winner facing Swan River for a berth in the provincial final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Rangers
Dauphin United
Klym
Rangers
Koshey
Cameron
United
Whaley
Tom Scrase
Haller
Meek
Watson
Brailsford
C.N.R
Swan River
Manitoba
Slobodzian
Weaver
Genik
Scrase
Brickman
Cowton
Tabac
Barker
Edwards
Stainthorpe
Firth
Graham
McEwen
Kerr
Coppell
Death of Mrs Jos G Chard noted in Dauphin
Mrs Jos G Chard died at her residence on Tuesday July 12 after nearly four years illness. Born in Chicago in 1858 she lived in Winnipeg Treherne Portage and Dauphin where she homesteaded near the lake. Surviving six daughters and three sons with grandchildren and great grandchildren, funeral was at United Church with Rev D H Telfer officiating. Interment Riverside. Births Francis born to Roland J Francis and Ju ninita Kelly of Dauphin July 12.
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Dauphin
Jos. G. Chard
Chicago
Winnipeg
Treherne
Portage
Chard
W. H. Terry
A. H. Keats
Frank Bell
Swift Current
George H
Norman C
Percy E
Robi. Thacker
George W. Robson
Roy A
United Church
D. H. Telfer
Rugged Cross
S. Cowes
E. McNabb
J. R. R. Gunne
Robt. Malcolm
Jas. Campbell
Wm. Durston
Wm. Beaven
D. Kells
Riverside Cemetery
Military Camp at Ochre Beach Draws Big Troop Showing
Travellers near Ochre Beach this week spied seven acres of canvas tents as the Dauphin division of the Manitoba Horse and a squadron of the Strathcona Horse held a camp behind the beach. Opening July 19 and closing July 24, the camp hosts 122 Manitoba Horse troopers from Dauphin Roblin Grandview Gilbert Plains Dauphin Ochre River and McCreary with a Strathcona squadron from Winnipeg. Under Lieut Col O McGuirk the 200 strong force drills from 5 a.m. daily with mounted exercises and manoeuvres. visitors Sunday see service and regimental sports.
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Ochre
Dauphin
Manitoba Horse
Strathcona Horse
Dauphin District
Roblin
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Ochre River
McCreary
Winnipeg
0. McGuirk
O. McGuirk
A. B. Howell
W. Halyburton
T. C. Bishop
H. E B. Welland
G. M. Churchill
A. J. Tripp
J. Graves
W. Easterbrook
M. Neal
R. E. Dicks
W. Bransford
Agricultural Field Day Draws Dauphin Gilbert Plains Ochre River Farmers
A field day on Mr. A. E. French's farm attracted 35 farmers from Dauphin Gilbert Plains and Ochre River. Speakers included M. T. Tinline of Brandon experimental farm on crop rotation and John Conner on district agricultural conditions. Attendees examined the illustration station and a six year rotation wheat alfalfa idle year wheat oats fallow, and discussed pruning of tomato plants.
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Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Ochre River
A. E. French
M. T. Tinline
Brandon Experimental Farm
Brandon
John Conner
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Beaconsfield
Terry
W .G. White
Trade Board
Aviation
Manitoba Junior Football Association
Birth Francis
Roland J. Francis
Junanita Kelly
Ochre Beach
John Gardner
Dauphin, Man
United Stores Limited
Santa Rosa
Crawford
Doz
Swift
Harris
NEW Potatoes
McDonald & Oliphant
Fair Grounds
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