New Telephone Rates Take Effect August First
Rates for Dalphis Business and residential lines rise under a new tariff approved by the public utilities commissioner. The plan, tied to Mr. Lowry’s May 10 application, covers desk and wall phones across business and residence categories with specific yearly costs and discounted quarterly exchange charges for early payment. The commissioner traces the system’s growth from 1907 to 1920, defends self funding, and notes expense rises while comparing with other cities.
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Joan E. Lowry
F A. Macdonald
Public
Dauphin
Lowry
Bell Company
Kamsack Fair Set With Sports Attractions This Week
Kamsack's Fair will run Wednesday and Thursday with agricultural exhibits plus attractions such as baseball football and horse racing. A main wrestling match features Tom Johnson of Winnipeg Police Force heavyweight champion against Nels Moe Canada light heavyweight champion. The Kamsack Band attends both days. Bryce's bread offered.
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Kamsack
Tom Johnson
Winnipeg Police Force
Canada
Nels Moe
Northern Saskatchewan Regiment
Yorkton
Bull Moose Rams Car On Rural Roadside
Hugh McMillan and party encountered a charging bull moose while returning from Geo. Carruthers' farm eight miles south of town. The moose rammed the radiator and broke a headlight as the auto cleared by twenty feet. The bumper struck the animal and sent it toward the timber fence as the moose wheeled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McMillan
Geo. Carruthers
Ochre River G W V A Celebrates With Baseball Showcase
The Ochre River celebration drew a large crowd with ideal weather and five baseball entries Ste Rose du Lac Dauphin Farmers Dauphin Town Grandview and Ochre The final saw Ochre beat Grandview 9 0 for top prize with McGinnis pitching well The day also featured Boys Baseball with Ochre River winning first place and Ste Rose du Lac second The program was directed by S H Cooper and Wm Ross and praised for smooth execution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W.V.A
Ste. Rose du Lac
Dauphin Farmers
Dauphin Town
Grandview
Ochre
Cook
McGinnis
Neil
Winnipeg
Alfred
Robertson
Hebner
M. Dennie
G. Dennie
Arnold
Slobodzian
Dauphin
Davis
Wyatt
Ochre River
Makinak
Ste. Rose
Messrs. S. H. Cooper
Wm. Ross
Provincial official visits oil drill site in Winnipegosis area
N P Ratheram in charge of well drilling for the province toured the site with Jordan Gorton and a press representative. Sam Eagle explained drilling location reasons and formation samples were displayed. Ratheram praised the evidence, noting the formation as the best seen to date. he also visited the Winnipegosis well where drilling reached 510 feet and tapped a strong water flow with rock shot upward when weighed.
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N.P. Ratheram
Messrs. Jordan, Gorton
Sam Eagle
Ratheram
Mr. Ratheram
Winnipegosis
Fire safety urged before fall and summer rubbish buildup
Citizens urged to inspect furnaces and pipes now and hire a tinsmith to prevent fires. Replace brick chimneys, keep unused outbuildings closed, and avoid leaving rubbish that could ignite. A careless smoker caused a thirty five thousand dollar fire last week, says Chief E. C. Batty.
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E. C. Batty
DF. Dem
Brothers in Moose Bay stabbing case lead to arrest
Dr Harrington was alerted to a stabbing in Moose Bay where Harry Smadzie suffered three knife wounds. Police issued a warrant for his brother Mike Smadzie, arrested and remanded to July 29 after a preliminary hearing. The dispute over hay cutting sparked the attack and Harry was discharged after three days.
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Ore
Mike Smadylo
Harrington
Moose Bay
Laxe Dauphin
Mike
Cay
Hawkins
Harry
Fort William man found guilty of shop breaking theft
Paul Melange of Fort William appeared before Judge Bonnycastle on Tuesday charged with shop breaking and theft at McCreary. He was found guilty and given a one year suspended sentence.
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Paul Melange
Fort William
Bonnycastle
McCreary
Reckless driving blamed after Dauphin Beach crash
A car driven by Robt Fagefi collided with a culvert near the Brown mile after being dazzled by a high speed Dauphin vehicle’s glare. The occupants were shaken and the vehicle wrecked. Police warn stricter action may follow for dangerous driving on the lake road.
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Fagefi
Dauphin Beach
Brown Mile
Dauphin
Paki
Lake Road
Dauphin Baseball Tournament and Rural Municipality Stats
Dauphin hosts the Dauphin Baseball Tournament on August 2 and 3. Interim rural statistics show 55 male births and 35 female births to date, with a note on a prospecting party claiming a mineral find near here and a shooting incident that scattered the volunteers.
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Dauphin
Local Dauphin Baseball Tournament Plans Announced
On August 2 the Dauphin Staithe Lauphin Baseball Association hosts its second annual tournament inviting clubs from Manitoba Saskatchewan and North Dakota. Over 100 invites issued, prizes funded by local firms, and committees formed for finance grounds race advertising and more.
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Staithe Lauphin Baseball Association
Dauphin
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Gay Theatre
Thermos Boitie
Sutherland and Steick
C. Benedick- Son
Gillette Razor
J. W. Johnston
Picardy Chocolates
Johnston
Lindsay
Royal Billiard Room
Roy Hamilton
J. Walsh
King’s Hotel
W. McCormack
Blackadar and Co
Johnston Bros
Dauphin Beach
Rose and Nelles
Bull at large fines issued in McCreary court case
On Tuesday Magistrate R Doucette fined McCreary of Ste. Sul $25 plus costs totaling 34.85 for letting his bull run loose. Provincial Police Sergt Cunning ham and a colleague tried to pass on a motor cycle when the animal blocked their passage. They backed up and chased the cattle to the bush, returning to find the owner's bull still nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Doucette
McCreary
Ste. Sul
Sergt. Cunningham
Businessmen's Second Annual Outing at Dauphin Lake
City businessmen held a massive picnic with 50 cars, banners, and a full day of sports and games at the lake. The Dauphin band played, boats were on the water, and a sunlit crowd enjoyed races, tugging, and a heavy stream of refreshments. The event also featured a mixed baseball program including Midgets versus Dauphin Beach and Married versus Single women, with lively scores and enthusiastic participation.
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Dauphin Band
Dauphin
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