Old Timers Picnic Highlights Pioneers' Sports Day
The Old Timers Association hosted a community picnic for about 156 residents with baskets, games, and a baseball match. Events included foot races for various ages, tug of war won by spinsters, and a modern rules ladies baseball game. Leaders credited were H. P. Nicholson, secretary T. T. Malcolm, Albert Iredale, and Mrs. E Walliwin for organizing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussell Boughen
Bert McLaughlin
Harry Whiteman
Donald Middieton
Archie McKillop
D Walton
K. Boughen
Douglas Middieton
G. Mulligan
A. Johnston
K. Bouchen
Maxime Bou
Marion Campbell
Nellie Me Jin
Laura Brinkman
E. Mechanan
Leola McGorman
Edna McKillop
Mabel Johnsen
Jena Craig
Margaret Hoy
Violet Whitmore
Bob Lee
Bob Miller
Lawrence Gorby
Mrs Lee
Wailwin
F. McLaughlin
Bingin
Leuna Cram
Hoy
Kate Coombs
Rita Nicholson
Dickson District
al Comers
Lawrence Georby
W. Dunstan
Chas. McDonald
Tom Playford
Dave Bruce
H. Keats
Dr. Beauchamp
Bob Boyd
Bob McLeod
Dunstan
R. J. Malcolm
Dr. Gunne
H. McNeil
Jas. Kelly
WJ. Wickes
Jacob Cathers
Jock Hall
Alf. Coombs
Harry Edwards
Jas. Malcolm
Wm. Buchanan
M. Wickes
Ethel Keats
M. Strang
T. Gunse
Mulligan
Keats
Mesdames E. Wallwin
F. Whitmore
G. Buchanan
Jun
Dunfield
M. Gunne
Parkes
Alguire
Martha Hall
Wallwin
H. P. Nicholson
T. T. Malcolm
Albert Iredale
Can Business Be Human and Satisfying Work
The text questions the cold view of business and asks whether commerce can be humane. It argues business is work that should nurture human faculties, offer fulfillment, and provide opportunities to grow and serve rather than be mere mercenary toil.
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Providence
Northern Manitoba Championship Opens at Dauphin Tennis Club
Play began Monday at 3pm under ideal weather with a large field from Gilbert Plains Craaadview Winnipeg River area. In junior events Miss Mary Walker won the ladies singles and Miss Madge McKee with Mr Russell Stewart won the Junior Mixed. A full results report will appear in the Herald's next issue.
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Manitoba
Dauphin Tennis Club
Gilbert Plains
Craadview
Winnip-¢esis
Wire River
Fin Ds
Mary Walker
Madge McKee
Russell Stewart
The
Herald
Semifinal Bowls Feature Tight Contests and Notable Performers
The first competition advances to the semifinals with Connor Hoy Steen Vasbinder and Tripp leading. Hoy defeats Connor in a close match after Connor’s sole prior loss. Steen narrowly defeats Tripp. Steen and Vasbinder remain in a semifinal playoff, while the winner will emerge between Steen Vasbinder and Hoy by weekend. The windup shows strong bowling and keen competition as season rosters are listed for 1925 with skips, thirds, seconds, leads, floating ships and members named.
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Connor
Hoy
Steen
Vasbinder
Tripp
Steen-Vasbinder
Dr. Gunne
Dr. Bottomley
Dr. Tripp
G. Hume
Rev. Duncan
G. H. Vasbinder
J. Connor
M. Wick
P. Henze
B. Johnston
J. P. Johnson
W. R. Harriett
J. Mathewson
H. Noel
D. E. Mehkean
A. E. Farrell
J. McIntyre
M. D. McDonald
T. T. Wilson
Dr. Bishop
W. G White
R. Hawkins
G. A. Jackson
Hobberlin Cup Added To Community Golf Club
The Hobberlin Co. of Toronto has donated a handsome Hobberlin Cup to the Community Golf Club for annual open competition. Wm. Weir notified the Secretary, and the executive works to launch the event with A. M. Hobberlin sending best wishes for the club’s success.
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House OF Hobberlin
Community Golf Club
Toronto
Canada
Wm. Weir
Weir
Hobberlin Co
A. M. Hobberlin
Golf access expands in Dauphin August for non members
August rules allow Dauphin residents and nearby non members to use the local golf course for a fee of 1.00 per person per day. Receipts from the secretary or executives authorize daily play. Hugh Fletcher plans a 14 mile trek from the Tribune to Birds Hill and Winnipeg Golf Club. President Bowman and Doc Harrington may start at five on Saturday from the station for No. 7 Country Club, south and north routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Town
Hugh Fletcher
Dauphin
Tribune
Birds Hill
Winnipeg
Bowman
Doc. Harrington
North Road
Donation acknowledged by Children’s Aid Society of Dauphin
W Murray acknowledges receipt of 9.25 dollars from the Union Church at Roblin as a surplus from a special service held on the seventh of July by the local Orangemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society of
Dauphin
Union Church
Roblin
W. Murray
Chariot Race Highlight Stirs Big Day Thrills
Don’t miss the chariot race as one of the day’s big thrills. The event promises excitement and a standout spectacle for attendees seeking high energy competition.
Preparing for Winter Fair with Stock Exhibits for Boys
The Agricultural Society plans a winter fair with four classes of young stock shown by boys. Two baby beef classes and two dairy breed classes cover calves under six months and under one year. Cash prizes total 200 to 250 dollars, with medals for judging winners and at least five prizes per stock class. Entries urged promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Local Campers and Social Notes From Dauphin Beach
A Dauphin Beach section lists guests from Mercedes and Grandview staying at cottages, camp gatherings, and dances. Families from Ste. Rose and nearby towns attend outings, balls, and picnics at Ochre River, with birthdays celebrated and a dramatic show raising funds for the Children’s Aid Society.
Crerar Talks on Canada Railway Situation and Grain Policy
Hon T A Crerar MP addressed Dauphin listeners on Canada’s railway system from ox cart to modern lines, arguing railway rates require impartial arbitration and West needs better access to Hudson Bay routes. He praised Confederation founders and urged East West cooperation, while Poole reviewed 25 years of farmer organization and grain marketing advances including the 1912 Canada Grain Act and Warehouse Commission.
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Thos. A. Erar
Canada
Confederation
Western
Crow’s Nest Pass
Crerar
Railway Commission
Port Arthur
Fort William
Fathers of Confederation
United Grain Growers
United Fermers of Manitoba
Dauphin Board of Trade
J. M. Poole
Manitoba U.F.M
T. A. Crerar
Walter Wickes
UGG
A. J. M. Poole
Grain Growers Grain Co
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Canada Grain Act
Tf. A. Crerar
Dauphin
Poole
First
Grain Growers Association
Warehouse Commission
Convicted for Wife Beating in Reid
Chris Perth of Reid admitted assault and was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm after his wife testified to a dirty, uninhabitable home. Magistrate Hawkins imposed a suspended sentence after warning provocation does not justify violence. The magistrate lectured the wife on indolence. L. A. Masterman prosecuted, C. D. Bates acted for the defense.
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Chris Perth
Reid
Hawkins
L. A. Masterman
C. D. Bates
Dauphin Board of Trade Elects New Officers for Campaign
At a council meeting the Dauphin Board of Trade elected Alex Katz as president and H G Edgar as vice president. The group aims to mobilize merchants for a vigorous campaign to address urgent issues including the pulpwood situation and resource benefits. Members vow to stabilize the board and halt declines in local business support.
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Dauphin Board of Trade
Alex Katz
H. G. Edgar
Dauphin
Board of Trade
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge No 13 Officers Installed
The officers of Alexandra Rebekah Lodge No. 13 were installed for the coming term on Friday the 24th. N. G. Mrs. F Bumstead. N. G. Mrs. Wm. Weir. V. G. Mrs. Jas. Oliphant. R. s. of N. G. Mrs. H. Cox. L. S. of N. G. Miss J. Wright. R. S. V. G. Miss M. Kerr. L. S. of V. G. Mrs. W. J. Lowes. Warden Mrs. J. Johnson. Conductor Mrs. W. J. Henderson. Chaplain Mrs. A. Rowatt. Inside Guardian Mrs. C. Willis. Outside Guardian J. Haddrell. Rec. Sec. Miss M. Stark.
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Alexandra Rebekah Lodge No. 13
P.N.G
F. Bumstead
N.G
Wm. Weir
V.G
Jas
Oliphant
R.s
H. Cox
L.S
J. Wright
R.S. V.G
M. Kerr
W. J. Lowes
J. Johnson
W. J. Henderson
A. Rowatt
Inside Guardian
C. Willis
Outside Guardian
J. Haddrell
M. Stark
Barn Dance Benefits Children Aid Society in Wm Buchannon Home
About 300 people attended a Wednesday barn dance directed by the Children’s Aid Society at the home of Wm Buchannon. The Dauphin Theatre Orchestra provided music and Jimmy Paul sang several songs. The event raised about $100 for the society treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Wm. Buchannon
Lake Beach
Dauphin Theatre Orchestra
Jimmy Paul
Gray
Wright
Wallwin
Tonsil Clinic Held by Women’s Institute at Valley River Hospital
A ton s il clinic organized by the Women’s Institute at Valley River Hospital treated about twelve patients this week. Mrs. Alex Carnegie of Gilbert Plains was operated on Friday. David Morgan had surgery at week’s end and is recovering. Alex Langill of Barrows Junction receives eye treatment. Bobby McLean, who fell 22 feet from a crib, lies in hospital with a fractured shoulder.
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Women’s Institute
Valley River
Alex Carnegie
Gilbert Plains
David Morgan
Alex Langill
Barrows Junction
Bobby McLean
Pulpwood and Meadow Portage Power Seek Dauphin Backing
Dauphin town council and board of trade push for pulpwood concessions tied to Meadow Portage power site. They demand a pulpand paper mill be built in Dauphin and a full provincial inquiry before contracts, urging consultation with residents. Delegations led by G H Palmer and M P W Ward travel to Winnipeg to press Premier Bracken.
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Board of Trade
W. L. Mac
Kenzie King
Canada
Chas. Stewart
Interior
John Bracken
Manitoba
Dauphin
Lake Winnipegosis
Meadow Portage
G. H. Palmer
W. J. Ward
M.P
Falmer
R. C. Smith
Dauphin Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Caldwell Farms Dominates Gilbert Plains Ayr Show
The Caldwell Farms Ayr shires swept prizes at Gilbert Plains fair on Tuesday winning 1st for aged Bull 1st 2nd 3rd for Cows 1st and 2nd on Heifer Calves and top honors in the horse race with Mickey McKinney. Dee Little and Boughen also won multiple prizes in cattle horses and poultry. Directors and gate receipts noted a busy day despite threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Farms
Joseph Storey
Grandview
Ed. Gorby
Elks Carnival Promises Thrill Ride at Dauphin Theatre
Yardmaster Andy Capen returns from Duluth and will attend the Elks Carnival this Friday. Meet O Malley, a fearless cop, at Dauphin Theatre on Friday and Saturday for a knockout of adventure and romance.
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Andy Capen
Duluth
O’malley
Dauphin Theatre
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Hamilton McFadden
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Meadow Portage Power
Bracken
Lake Dauphin
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Blue Bird Orchestra
T. Frank Malcolm
Wilfrid Pocklington
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McCormick Fancy Biscuits
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