Premier Bracken Tours Ethelbert District Amid CivicVisits
Premier John Bracken and party visited Ethelbert on Friday the 2%h, meeting local business leaders and touring sites including the hospital French Bros farm Arthie Eepien farm and the Valley River nursery. They planned a longer stay and brief stops en route to The Pas.
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John Bracken
N Hryhorchuk
Ethelbert
Thos Robertson
Free Frees Star
L. F. Earl
The
Tribune
E. A Blow
Colonization Department
Canadian National Railways
Hope P.M. Row
Hospital
French Bros
Arthie Eepien
Jancheon
Palmer
Coun
D D. McDonald
R. C. Smith
Herald
Boughen
Valley River
Premise Bracken
Court dismisses action in Dominion Seed case
The case heard Friday morning ended with a court dismissal of the damage action with costs against the plaintiff. Mr Bates represented the plaintiff and argued liability under the Dominion Seed Control Act despite jury findings. Mr McGirr cited western Canadian rulings denying applicability of the Seed Control and Noxious Weeds Acts to similar damages actions.
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Mr. Bates
McGirr
Dauphin Courts
Lieut Widmeyer Chapter LO DE Hosts Silver Tea
The Lieut Stuart Widmeyer Chapter LO DE held a silver tea on June 3 at the former Wright Drug Store to raise funds for Victorial Avenue work. Mrs Geo Vasbinder convened the event. regent Mrs E Widmeyer greeted guests. Tables featured California poppies and purple Iris with tea poured by Mrs H Lys. Hostesses included Mrs Goodhand and Miss Killa Pearson among others. Metmack oversaw the candy table.
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Stuart Widmeyer
Lo.d.e
Wright Drug Store
Victorial Avenue
Geo. Vasbinder
E. Widmeyer
H. Lys
Dauphin Beach Pavilion Acquired By Mr T T Malcolm
The pavilion at Dauphin Beach is now owned by Mr T T Malcolm after purchase from Burrows Lumber Co. It will open soon under Mr Frank Malcolm with known Dauphin citizens at the helm. Dances will occur regularly and arrangements will serve picnics and parties for campers and visitors.
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Dauphin Beach
T T Malcolm
Burrows Lumber Co
Prank Malcolm
Dauphin
Antivision Meeting Highlights Presbyterian Stand
A well attended gathering at the Presbyterian church featured Enoch B. Armstrong in the chair. Rev. Padre McConnell and Rev. W. G. Brown of Red Deer argued against Union, noting only a fragment of the Presbyterian church would join. Brown accused Union leaders of unfairness and discrimination while outlining doctrinal and governance differences. No discussion followed, as promoters sought to present anti union arguments to the congregation.
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Antivision
Presbyterian Church
Enoch B. Armstrong
Padre McConnell
W. G. Brown
Red Deer
McConnell
Union
Union Church
General Assembly
United St James Brotherhood and Sisterhood to replace Presbyterian
The St James Brotherhood and Sisterhood adjourned their closing meeting on May 3 and will reopen the first Sunday in September under the name United St James Brotherhood and Sisterhood. A planned picnic was set for July 1 at Seven Elma Beach, weather permitting, with committees appointed for transportation and programs.
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St. James’ Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Presbyterian Brotherhood and Sisterhood
United St. James Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Seven Elma Beach
Community Club Forms at Ochre River
Residents of Ochre River form a community club with Wm Blair as president and a plan for the seventh annual Dauphin Agricultural Society plowing match on June 12. A new bridge over the Ochre is nearing completion with John Gunn and Sons of Winnipeg handling the project. Ochre River holds sports day on July 1 and hosts the Mineral Creek and Sandringham Union Picnic on June 19 at Wm Winter's. a notice to bring baskets.
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Ochre River
Wm. Blair
R. W. Dunlop
H- E. Welland
Wm. Lamb
Jes
Blair
Dauphin Agricultural Society
John Gunn and Sons
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Ste. Rose Road
Mineral Creek and
Sandringham Union
Beire
Messrs. D. Kinney
F. Oroy
W. McCormack
L.A. Masterman
A. F. McKenzie
Tes
Elks Show Improvement Against Fork River Nine
Local sport recap details Friday’s game where the Elks, in their second season game, lost 2 1 in a close contest to Fork River. Lineups note changes as Waters and Dewar substituted in midgame with Charlton and Millar facing off against Lloyd and Briggs.
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Elks
Fom
Fork River
Elke
Elkis—Smith
Ball
McKenzie
Chute
Johnston
Siddie
Hoskins
Andries
Listowel Defeats Old Dauphin In Weekend Baseball Match
A crowds from Listowel and Dauphin watched Wes ley Johnson lead Listowel to a 9 to 6 victory over Old Dauphin managed by Ed Robson. After the game both townsfolk joined a social at the Robson farm for lunch and dancing.
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Listowel
Old Dauphin
Wesley Johnson
Ed. Robson
W. FE. Robson
Dauphin
Adanacs Social Marks Winter Work Finish at Dauphin
The Adanacs Trail Ranger Square of Dauphin held a social at the Methodist church Friday to wind up winter activities. Chairman P. E. McNeely, mentors M. Pocklington and P. Stark attended. Gerald Steick and Earl Chase performed selections. Steick gave sleight of hand and Ted Hawkins with Emerson White recited. Mentors praised the boys earning five badges and their character impact. The evening ended with games.
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Adanacs Trail
Dauphin
P. E. McNeely
M. Pocklington
P. Stark
Gerald Steick
Earl Chase
Geral Steick
Ted Hawkins
Emerson White
Doolittle talk on TransCanada highway at Dauphin event
Dr P E Doolittle of Toronto spoke at the G W V A hall on Friday with Mayor Palmer in the chair. He outlined Canadian highway plans from coast to coast and emphasized Dauphin as a feeder to the main route. The meeting featured lantern slides, a push for Dauphin Good Roads reorganization, and a vote of thanks to the speaker.
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P. E. Doolittle
Toronto
Canadian Automobile Association
G.W.V.A. Hall
Palmer
A. C. Emmett
Manitoba Motor League and Goods Roads Association
Ace” Emmett
Dauphin
Good Roads’ Association
Doolittle
Canada
Dr. Doolittle
Dauphin Good Roads Association
Reeve H. McCorvie
W. Durston
D. D
Eene King
R. C. Smith
H.W. Hopwood
J. L. Bowman
Medals Awarded At Dauphin Agricultural Society Meeting
A Dauphin Agricultural Society meeting in the Town Hall featured medal presentations for the Boys Livestock Judging Competition. Dr. J. R. Gunne chaired, with remarks stressing farming advancement and intelligent farming. Medalists included H Archer for High Aggregate and Swine, H Ferguson for top Horse marks, and teams from Gilbert Plains for Beef and Dairy Cattle honors. National Anthem closed the meeting amid further acknowledgments and donations.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
J. R. Gunne
Agricultural Society
O. E. Heaslip
N.C. McKay
Manitoba Agricultural College
H. A. N. North
H. Archer
John Strachan
Dr. Gunne Alex Brown
Roy Loughren
Roy French
D. D. McDonald
H. Ferguson
A. Esplen
M.L.A
Holly Best
Lloyd Wells
H. Clary
Gilbert Plains
Manitoba Shorthorn Club
L. Wells
W. Findlater
Reeve McCorvie
Stanley Brinkman
Dauphin General Hospital to Close Annex
The Dauphin General Hospital directors announce the annex will close after serving the current month and will not accept new patients. Open six years to serve a scattered district, its patronage declined, forcing the closure while the main hospital thrives with beds frequently filled and plans for a new building underway on the hospital grounds.
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Dauphin General Hospital
General Hospital
Pool construction paused by rain with clearing weather to resume
Heavy rains halted the swimming pool project but as weather improves a working party is planned for Thursday evening led by W. G. Cameron. Volunteers are invited, not limited to the Elks, with shovels needed to spread remaining gravel on the bottom and complete the job.
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W. G. Cameron
Elks
Dauphin Lodge Elects Officers for Next Session
Dauphin Lodge No 36 1 0 0 F elected officers for the coming session with Jas Fair as N G and H Oliphant V G, Wm Weir as treasurer, and J S Oliphant H V Smith R J Lunn as hall trustees. The treasurer vacancy followed W N Ball’s resignation. Also an alert about a play Dangerous Innocence at the Dauphin Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
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Dauphin Lodge No
Dauphin Theatre
Buffalo Park for Dauphin if We Get Busy
The Dominion offers Manitoba 1500 buffalo head with transport and enclosure duties. A site selection delay in abeyance. Riding Mountain area recommended as ideal. The federal government would provide land concessions if Manitoba proceeds with the relocation and fencing of one township on the western side.
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E. C. Batty
Dominion
Manitoba
Riding Mountain
Saskatchewan election returns show Liberal gain and defeats
The Saskatchewan provincial results go to press with Liberals at 42 seats, Progressives at 3, Conservatives at 3, Independent 1 and doubtfuls 6. J A Cross loses in Regina and Harris Turner defeated in Saskatoon City, signaling strong voter support for the Dunning policy and a potential Liberal majority government.
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Saskatchewan
Liberals
J. A. Cross
Regina
Harris Turner
Saskatoon
Dunning
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