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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 30, 1931

Page

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Husband Held For Pine River Murder Case

A Pine River woman Mary Hodz was killed at her home after a conflict suspected to involve her husband Andrew Hodz who had left home and did not return. A coroner's jury found Mary Hodz died from blows by unknown parties, though strong suspicion falls on her husband who is in Dauphin jail awaiting preliminary hearing.

Pine River Mary Bodz Andrew Hodz Bods Pine River Village G. E. Bruce Swan River KR. FE Dicks Dauphin Bodz Mary Hodz Mary Hods Andrew Todz Omes HN Farrell Hodz Dauphin Gaol

Clear Lake becomes popular summer resort at Riding Mountain

Clear Lake in the Riding Mountain area attracts visitors from afar with forested hills and a growing resort complex. Park administration reports bungalow camps, tea rooms, gas service stations, an administration building, a large beach for tent campers, and a parking area for day visitors. The golf course remains busy with skilled play and hazards from water. Visitors seek a cooling spring near the course on hot days. Road access is improving, with all-weather routes planned within a year and additional roads under construction.

Clear Lake Riding Mountain Park Administration

Prisoners Escape Bid Fails in Dauphin Case

Three men recently jailed for Robbery of John Gardner's store escaped a Dauphin jail by breaking a cell lock with a hatchet. They were chased by Provincial Police and recaptured after a search that involved a river pursuit and a volunteer posse. They were returned to custody to face further punishment and await sentencing.

Dauphin Mary Bods Vine Hiver Dauphin Caol John Gardner Joseph Kraft Winnipeg Harvey Jones John Riordan Vancouver Jack Scott Serg. Renton Wm. Baird Harpell Ellwyn Hawkins

Funeral Services Held for Mrs Medill at Dauphin and Souris

Mrs Medill who died at Dauphin Beach July 22 was honored at a United Church service in Dauphin with pallbearers F T Wright H F Bewell Robi Hawkins James Merrick J F Wallvin T T Malcolm. Her interment followed in Souris Cemetery beside her late husband.

Tate Medill Dauphin Beach United Church First Methodist United Alexandra Rebekah Lodge Souris Man Sampson Fitzgerald Vancouver

Crop Report No 11 Weighted condition by province July 27 1931

Crop report closes with weighted average wheat three provinces at 55 percent. Alberta 75 Saskatchewan 45 Manitoba 58. oats barley flax rye heights 25 10 22 inches. rainfall last week light to heavy in northern areas. rust presence negligible. One hour rain reported in each province. black rust appearances minimal.

Manitoba Man Alta Sask Alberta Saskatchewan

Sit Tight with Winnie Lightner at Dauphin Theatre

A promotional item notes Winnie Lightner and Joe E Brown performing this week at the Dauphin Theatre with lighthearted comedy and a musical reel.

Winnie Lightner Joe E. Brown Dauphin Theatre

Provincial Football Final Here Monday

Dauphin has been chosen by the M J F A to host the Manitoba Provincial Championship final next Monday evening. Four teams remain United Weston Kildonan Winnipeg and Dauphin C N R A Minitonas will compete with Winnipeg supporters traveling by special car Sunday. A banquet and dance follow at Roseland Gardens with cup and medals on display at Joseph Barker's shop.

Dauphin M.J.F.A Manitoba United Weston Kildonan Winnipeg Dauphin C.N.R.A Minitonas C.N.A Roseland Gardens Joseph Barker

Successful Fertilizer Field Days Held

Two field days were held last week at Grandview and Gilbert Plains organized by John Connor Agri cultural Representative. Prof. J. H. Ellis of the Soils Dept MAC led the educational program with talks and field-by-field explanations. Farmers showed strong turnout despite haying and summer fallow and are adopting fertilizer as a better farming practice.

Grandview Gilbert Plains John Connor J. H. Ellis Soils Dept M.A.C

Beach Overseers Urged to Clean Rocks and Push Dam Plan

The article urges Dauphin Beach Overseers to clean the lakefront of rocks while water levels are low and to press for a Massey River dam to control water levels. It notes the fishing industry would benefit and cites local social visits and cottage life around Lake Dauphin with numerous guests and parities.

Massey River Ethel McLaughlin Margaret Ruggles Regina Hewtkins Scarth Winnipeg Argue Cottage Crag Allan R. M. McLean R. P. McLean Ann McLean W. E. Huntley Boyd Oakland Cal Howard Cameron Billy John Gardner John Gorby Jean Chas. Gray Helen Vic Clyde Kamsack Bird Walker Humboldt Sask H. M. Paul Detroit F. T Wright Allan Muriel H. W. Hopwood Patterson Cecil Webb Sylvia Tucker Agnes MacCarthy Winnifred Fitzmaurice Wilson Cottage Edna Rhoda Tucker E. Lussier Ste. Rose du Lac J. E. Wallwin Earl Tomlin Neepawa Eileen Crowe Hartney Man Irene Miles Janet Syme Frances King J. Porter Fox Cottage Geo. Jackson J. R. Gunne and Son A. Alexander Judge Simpson Brandon Eddy Moose Jaw R. G. Argue Lorne Smith Iredale Lake Dauphin D. Thorburn O’brien

Big Community Picnic Today in Town Park

Preparations for the town park picnic are complete. A merry go round and a five foot deep pool are set. A girls softball game will be played followed by lunch and a program of addresses and singing led by the band. Parents and children are urged to attend.

Elk Picnic at Winnipegos July 23 Draws Big Turnout

The Elk Picnic at Picnic Grounds on the lake shore attracted many out-of-town visitors on July 23. Highlights included a strong baseball tournament with Winnipegosis taking first in several games and a robust girls softball showing. A Jitney dance, children's sand sports, and a Smith Family orchestra finale capped a lively day.

Lix Camperville Winnipegosis Camperville Boys Fork River Wilson River Ethelbert Bill Ward Howard Medd Lorie Lawson Wilson Rivers Arthur Sileffert Lorne A. Lawson Harry Smith Winnipegosis Junior Scarp Tighe

Sifton Man John Fodchuk Dies in Gravenhurst

John S. Fodchuk 25 of Sifton died at Muskoka Hospital Gravenhurst Ontario on Tuesday July 28 after long illness. Former coal miner at Timmins he had been lame since an injury. He moved to Sifton six years ago and later went to Ninette Sanitarium before Gravenhurst. Body to be brought home for burial. Survived by wife four years married one brother and one sister.

John S. Fodchuk Sifton Muskoka Hospital Gravenhurst Ont Fodchuk Timmins Ninette Sanitarium

Cheques Under Five Dollars Exempt From Stamp Tax

Ottawa reports that cheques of five dollars and under are exempt from the stamp tax by an amendment to the War Revenue Act. The government proposed the amendment and the House of Commons adopted it today.

Ottawa House of Commons

Stelck's Limited Sells Used Washers Cheaper Than Motors

Stelck's Limited advertises used electric washers priced below their electric motors, highlighting a bargain inventory for buyers seeking value. The item list emphasizes affordable options in durable appliances.

Stelck’s Limited

Dividing line Between Natural and Supernatural Explored

A skeptical reflection on metaphysics cites a Winnipeg Tribune report about clairvoyant James Shaw guiding a search for Julia Johnson. The piece discusses dreams and second sight, noting the farm near Fisher Branch Manitoba, and mentions Anton Johnson's disbelief yet belief in eventual finding.

Benedickson Camp Ground Bulletin Near Dauphin Beach

Camp meeting announced at Benedickson's Camp Ground NW of Dauphin Beach nine miles east of Dauphin. Speakers include Rev. D N Britain of Winnipeg Rev T T Latto and Rev and Mrs Linney. Everybody welcome.

Benedickson Dauphin Beach Dauphin D. N. Britain Winnipeg T. T. Latto Mra J. Linney

Dauphin camp praised in July tourist register remarks

July tourist camp register shows 222 names through July 27 with numerous favorable remarks about the Dauphin camp. Visitors from Winnipeg Saskatoon and Winnipeg back praise the grounds calling it the finest camp and a credit to the city. In Manitoba Tennis Championships at Minnedosa Mrs J E Delmage and daughter Marion reach finals with Delmage winning multiple titles.

Manitoba Souris Toronto Saskatoon Winnipeg B.C Dauphin Minnedosa J. E. Delmage Marion Delmage Miss Delmage Lori McKay Daught

Livestock Shipments Reported By Duck Mountain Producers

The association's annual meeting at Sifton on July 15 reports cash received for livestock of $48 962.00 for the past year. Forty cars shipped with seventy loadings at various points. About fifty delegates attended representing Selater Pine River Garland Ethelbert Park River Winnipegosis and Sifton.

Duck Mountain Association Sifton Selater Pine River Garland Ethelbert Park Hiver Winnipegosis

Maps Pinpoint SE Quarter of Section 33 Near Fisher Branch

The seeker studied maps and concluded only the southeast quarter of section 33 near the Village of Fisher Branch matched the description. Mr Shaw’s earnestness was clear, prompting one of the tip.

Seaion Fisher Branch Shaw

Why the Town Streets Are Not Being Oiled

Town council questions replacing provincial oiling with calcum chloride for five blocks within limits. Mayor Robson reports talks with the minister of public works failed to secure town oiling on a 50 50 basis. Cost to oil five blocks would run about 2900 over four years with yearly repeats. council opts against sustained expenditure and unreliable repair oil results, choosing calcum chloride at about 250 annually.

Robson Minister of Public Works

Mrs Chas McKay Dies at Dauphin Plains

Mrs Chas McKay of Dauphin Plains died July 22 at her son L D McKay’s home. She was 74 or 75 and born in Emerson Manitoba. Funeral July 25 at St Viator Catholic Church with Rev Holloway. burial Riverside Cemetery. Survived by husband three sons and two daughters.

Chas. McKay Dauphin Plains L. D. McKay Mekkay Emerson Manitoba L. PD St. Viator's Catholic Church Father Holloway Riverside Cemetery McKay L. D. Dauphin Bell Bogzy Creek Weedmark Neelin Win. Howe Portage la

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