Conservatives Sweep Dauphin in Dominion Victory
Jas L Bowman KC defeats W J Ward by about 800 votes to win Dauphin for the Conservatives as Canada shifts to Bennett’s government. Bowman, born 1879 at Portage la Prairie, long served as Dauphin mayor and lawyer, pledges to advance local interests and dedicate his time to office. Ward, Progressive Liberal representative since 1921, congratulates Bowman and returns to private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. L. Bowman
W. J. Ward
Ward
Dauphin
Bowman
Progressive
Ottawa
James Langstaffe Bowman
Wfe
Portage la Prairie
Ed. Anderson
K.C
Harvey, Edwards and Bowman
Cenior
Bowman, McFadden and Ram
Lowman
Canada
Clearance fabric and dress items in varied colors
Silk net curtain material 38 in wide in ivory and gold at sale. Heavy side drapes in blue gold bronze silver blue at sale. Towels 45 in long dark colors sale pair. Hats cleared at 1.95 with regular up to 6.95. Rayon silk fabrics in multiple colors on sale. Ladies broadcloth bloomers and crepe de chine sale prices. Handbags and beach coats clearout.
Woman Dies in Laurier Car Crash Killing Mrs Kabel
Mrs Alex Kabel of Laurier was killed when a car overturns half a mile east of Laurier on Sunday noon. Her daughter Rena, 20, drove the vehicle returning from church. seven people were aboard, three in front four in rear, others uninjured. Dr Gosselin, coroner of Ste. Rose, investigated. an inquest unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Kabel
Laurier
Rena
Gosselin
Ste. Rose
Manitoba Saskatchewan Picnic Meeting Planned in Yorkton
The next general meeting of the Manitoba Saskatchewan commuter group on the Labor Day Picnic is set for Yorkton Saskatchewan next Thursday at 2 30 p m The program will be fixed and final arrangements made Dauphin cars from Manitoba are expected to join others from Manitoba points The Dauphin contingent will leave about noon Thursday and Board of Trade members plan a publicity goodwill trip into Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Sask
Hal
Dauphin
Manitoba
Board of Trade
Saskatchewan
Passing of longtime Dauphin resident Malcolm McNabb
After 26 years in Dauphin Malcolm McNabb died at his Jackson Ave home on Sunday. Born in Islay Inverness he moved to Canada with his family, married Alice Smith, moved to Dauphin in 1904, worked at Dauphin Milling Co. He leaves a widow two sons and two daughters sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral was Tuesday at Riverside Cemetery with pallbearers and floral tributes listed. service conducted by Reverends Lochead and Middleton, with Wilfred Caldwell singing Crossing the Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Malcolm McNabb
Jackson Ave
Mr. McNabb
Islay
Inverness
Canada
Toronto
Alice Smith
Dauphin Milling Co
W. A McNabb
Calgary
Elmer McNabb
James Watson Dauphin
F. Clark
Prince George
B.C
Riverside Cemetery
J. W Skinner
L. V. McKay
Robert Argue
Walter Terry
John Mills
Archie Greenslade
Wittichen Ltd
Fred Musgrave
Saskatoon
L.O.B.A. Dauphin
United Church Ladies’ Aid Dauphin
A. W. Lochead
F. C. Middleton
Wilfred Caldwell
CN Railway Athletes Set for National Meet in Montreal
Jos Grant assistant superintendent's clerk and Earl Chase of the Dauphin division engin eers staff won the local CN R athletic meet on July 1. Grant won the 100 and 220 yard dashes at the Western Lines finals in Winnipeg on July 28 and will represent the Western Lines in Montreal at the end of August. Chase was runner up in the high jump at five feet one inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Grant
Canadian National Railway
Dauphin
Western Lines
National Railway
Montreal
Earl Chase
Canadian National
Messrs
Grant
Chase
C.N.R
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Vancouver
System National Lines
Draw for Qualifying Round Club Championship
The draw lists pairings including Mrs Mitchell versus Miss Code and Mrs McPhail against Miss Bowman. Other matches feature Mrs Spillett versus Mrs Katz and Mrs Warnock versus Mrs R King with further ties like Mr Simmie against Miss Street and Mrs Wasbirder versus Mrs Campbell. Cards for 18 holes must be handed to the Draw committee by Aug 12. Robson Handicap Second Flight must be played by Aug 9 with brackets extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Miss Code
McPhail
Miss Bowman
Spillett
Katz
Warnock
R. King
Simmie
Miss Street
Wasbirder
Campbell
Robson
Miss Mitchell
McGirr
Bell
Crimes
White
Ramsden
Miss Walker
Harvington
Lawn Ice Cream Social At Mrs Graham Home
The LO.BA will host a lawn ice cream social Friday evening August 1 at the home of Mrs J Graham on Sth Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Graham
Sth
S.W
Thos Barnard Dies at Swan River
Thos W Barnard of Swan River formerly of Dauphin died at his home at Swan River at 6 30 Wednesday morning August 30. He had been in poor health for some time and was active in the LOOF. He leaves his wife and one son in Swan River. another son was killed overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. W. Barnard
Swan River
Dauphin
Early grain cutting urged by favorable Ochre River season
Reports from Ochre River district indicate grain is being cut unusually early due to an exceptionally favorable season. The Dauphin district also has Garnet wheat fields nearly ready, with several days of good weather expected to bring binders into action in all directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochre River
Dauphin
Bert Caldwell Wins Poultry Strokes at Neepawa Fair
Bert Caldwell of Dauphin achieved a strong poultry showing at Neepawa fair. He earned multiple prizes across breeds including Cornish dark second prize, Minorcas first in two categories, Leghorns brown second, Houdans hens first and other top placements. He also won the special prizes for best female and pearl guinea fowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Caldwell
Dauphin
Neepawa Fair
S.c
Leghorns
Lee Horns
Houdans
A.o.v
A.o.y
Gilbert Plains man guilty of burglary sentenced to 30 days
Wm Tucker appeared before Magistrate Hawkins on Tuesday and was found guilty of burglary. He received a 30 day imprisonment after provincial police arrested him. Wm McGilliies and L Fernler of Inglis district faced three theft charges involving automobile parts and were sentenced to 30 days in gaol. A Dauphin juvenile charged with thriving from stores received two years in the industrial school after a revolver was among stolen articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tucker
Gilbert Plains
Hawkins
Wm McGilliies
L. Fernler
Inglis
Roblins
Dauphin
Waterworks Department Improves Intake Water Supply
Work near the dam intake, led by Supt Brinkman, develops a secondary water source for spring freshets and rainy periods to avoid mud in the main reservoir. Upper lake remains unusually low despite recent rains, so conservation mirrors last year. Miss S K Stevenson visited with Mr and Mrs Dan Craig and returned home. Mrs S Code of Vancouver arrives in Dauphin to join Mr Code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkman
S. K. Stevenson
Dan Craig
S. Code
Vancouver
Mrs. Simpson
Brandon
Dauphin
Code
Dauphin Rangers Meet Wanderers for Provincial Final
The Dauphin Rangers host the Wanderers of Winnipeg in the provincial championship final on Monday at the Ball Park. Wanderers arrive Sunday night after beating Dauphin rivals Kildonan and Brooklands to qualify. Kickoff at 6 45 PM followed by a jitney dance at Roseland Gardens with Mrs Peebles orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Dauphin Rangers
Wanderers of
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Kildonan
Brooklands
Red” Lloyd
Glasgow Rangers
Fort Ronge
Sving
Rangers
Ecln.r
Raillroaders
Delmage Women Shine In Minnedosa Tennis Tourney
Mr and Mrs J F E Delmage and daughter Marion returned from Minnedosa where Mrs Delmage won Handicap Singles Manitoba Open Singles and Handicap Doubles with 30. Marion Delmage captured the Championship Junior Singles while Mrs Delmage and Mrs Brotherhood earned second place in the Ladies Doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Delmage
Marion
Minnedosa
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Delmage
Marion Delmage
Brotherhood of Pikhern
CNR Defeats Town At Bowling
On Saturday the local bowling green hosted a spirited match between Town and CNR. The railroad men won 17 to 12 for their third straight win, with Doc Bottomley delivering a key last-end placement. Participants included Town players W. J. Bottomley A. Hley P. L. Chase Wo McConneill and CNR captain C. A. Davis H. Platts Jai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinls
C.N.R
Fettle
Doc Bottomley
McConnell
W. J. Bottomley
A. Hley
PL Chase
Wo McConneill
Skip
C. A. Davis
H. Platts
Jai
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Wrests Dauphin
W. J. Werd
Bennett
Electors of
King
R. B. Bennett
Conservatives
Liberals
Progressives
Farmers
Labor
Jas. L. Bowman, K. C
Alberta
Ontario
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
P. Edward Island
Yukon
Sele Sacs
Bowman Ward Bas
Grand Narrows
Makarot
Cromarty
Eee
Assiniboine
Dropmore
Rochdale
Tammel
Roblin
Sheviin
Shell Valley
Shortdale
Menses
Holybourne
Jeet
Meharry
Griffon
Umatilla
Grandview
Wenlaw
Mink Creek
Bodhan
Yariand
Weaneene
Ft Helbert
Taras
Halicz
Ashville
Mit
Carnegie
Lemberg
Sonsene
Spruce Creek
Tree
Eeese
Cn Ennee
Killy
Vahey River
Sifton
Skala
Listowe
Burrows
Mountview Onan
Hamilton
Gehre River
Welden
Ste Rose du Lac
Eykjavik
MacBean’s Limited
Union Made
Union
Penman’s No
Bandeaux
Hiter
Meiree
Joe Grant
Lady Golfers
L.O.B.A. Ice Cream Social
Dauphin Citizens’ Band
Cruise’s
Dauphin Citizens Band
Thos. Barnard
Ochre
Neepawa
Provincial Police Court
Evangelistic Services
Pentecostal Church
3Rd Ave
H. C. Cumming
TOWN
United Church
Ave
Mr. Spence
Rainy River
Services
United Stores Limited
Tyne
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