Collegiate Defeats Town In Tight Baseball Clash
McDonald pitched airtight for Collegiate and all runs came on errors. Isman’s grass-cutter scored Martin after a first inning hit. Whitmore stole second and scored on a high throw as Slobodzian misplayed. Box score notes Town 4 Collegiate 1. Collegiate 8 C N 7. Weather hindered play but pitching was sharp and fans stayed on edge.
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Town
McDonald
Isman
Martin
Whitmore
O.K
Slobodzian
Grant
Abah Apoe
C.N
Walker
Dickson and Mount View Clash On Saturday Victory
Dickson dominated from the start as Farmers faced Mount View in a hard fought game. Mount View showed a decent lineup and with more practice can improve, while the box score credits Dickson with the win and notes umpire J May.
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Dickson
Mountview
Mount View
Rhe Dickson
J. May
Dauphin Beavers Open Home Schedule With Grand View
Dauphin Beavers host Grand View on the Smith Jackson grounds Thursday June 15 for their first home game. Time for the handball contest to be announced. Beavers’ lineup is Macmillan Colbeck Colbeck King Bulmer Driscoll Hicks Brodie Fowler Ferris Evason Capell Meldrun. A Rebekah lodge district convention meets Friday June 9 at the Dauphin I O O F hall.
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Dauphin Beavers
Grandview
Smith-Jackson
Beavers
Macmillan
Colbeck
J. Colbeck
King
Bulmer
Driscoll
Hicks
Brodie
Fowler
Ferris
Evason
Capell
Meldrun
Decoration Day Observance Approved by Town Council
A town council meeting accepted a GWYV A delegation’s suggestion to make Decoration Day a civic affair with the council leading the planning. The resolution, McKay Mosty Renertred, sets the observance for the last Sunday in June and forms a council committee to work with citizen groups to arrange the ceremony. Notices invite representatives to a Friday town hall meeting to finalize plans.
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Gwyv.a
Counci
McKay-Mosty
Dauphin
Plowing Match Set by Dauphin Agricultural Society at Lake View
The fourth annual plowing match will be held at Chas Asn's farm near Ochre River on Tuesday June 13 at 10 am. The Burrows trail crosses the field. large cash prizes are offered. Ochre River Board of Trade donates a $125 silver cup for top scoring plowing. Dauphin Society offers a gold medal for best four horse team and performance.
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Daupain Agricultural Society
Chas. Asn
Lake View
Ochre River
Old Burrows
Ochre River Board of Trade
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Contributions to Dauphin Children’s Aid Society Listed
Acknowledgment from the Children’s Aid Society of Dauphin details donations from teachers and pupils across multiple school districts. The secretary notes total contributions to date amount to 156.82 dollars and will send copies of the acknowledgment to the collectors.
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Children’s Aid Society of
Dauphin
Dauphin Herald
Mountview
Duck Mountain
Grandview
Roblin Consolidated
Swan River Town
Ethelbert
Bordon
Fishing River
Wycliffe
Sifton
Cracknell—Russell
Empire
Clanwilliam
the Pas
WM. Murray
Sec
Foster Home Com
Building surge boosts Dauphin growth and new projects
The town sees close to a dozen new houses under construction and many more planned. Modern designs and new porches brighten streets, with painting of older homes adding to Dauphin’s gem status in northern Manitoba. J J Crewe completes concrete foundations for a modern lumber warehouse. Real estate values rise on water line lots. Church efforts may launch a boys and girls work institution this winter as Robi Johnson and J A Gorby buy two lots opposite the Anglican Church. The Rev G A Wells and Archdeacon Thomas visit on Tuesday.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
J. J. Crewe
Robi. Johnson
J. A. Gorby
Jas. Miles
Sixth Ave
Chas. Hambleton
Fifth Ave
N.E
Esplen Liberal Nominee Acclaimed in Dauphin Nominating
At a June 1 convention in Dauphin the Liberal nomination was settled for Esplen with Archie Bennett withdrawing. The gathering of farmers and residents praised Premier Norris and his administration while debate over a three cornered fight and possible fusion occurred. Esplen received unanimous acclamation as candidate, with a central executive named to support the campaign.
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Jeer Hehe
Archie Bennett
Norris
Bewell
F. E. Simpson
K.C
Messrs. Nicholson
Palmer
J. E. Ramsden
R. C. Smith
R. Campbell
R. C. McLeod
R. E. Fisher
U.F.M
T. T. Malcolm
Simpson
Manitoba
W. E. Robson
Nicholson
Esplen
Bennett
J. C. Smith
E. B. Armstrong
James Norton
W. Gourlay
W. J. Houston
Dr. Harrington
T. Rzesknowski
Dr. Bryant
Sandy McPherson
J. McIntosh
W. C. Greensides
Barrett Captures Gilbert Plains Conservative Nomination
H P Barrett farmer of Ashville won the Conservative nomination at Gilbert Plains after a field of five candidates. Barrett and Robert Greenway led the vote from sixty delegates, with Barrett declared the unanimous choice. Barrett, a 35 year old Englishborn candidate, pledged to advance farmers issues though wary of party politics. Haig addressed a meeting as well.
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Gilbert Plains
H. P. Barrett
Farmer
Ashville
W Robert Greenway
H. Alley
D. Satin
K. Dalgleish
Messrs. Cameron
Alley
Dalgleish
Messrs. Barrett
Greenway
Barrett
R. Greenway
Istaal R. Dalgleish
D. Camn
H. Fionen
Peal
Pth
Reverend Barrett Leaves Town for Brandon
The Rev. H. P. Barrett departed Tuesday for Brandon and is expected back in town on Saturday.
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H. P. Barrett
Brandon
Coroner’s Inquest Finds Accidental Death
A coroner's inquest held on Monday, the 6th inst, returned a verdict of accidental death regarding the case before the court.
Assault charges in Ochre River and Winnipegosis trials
Thos. Whiting appeared before PM W R Boles at Ochre River charged with assaulting Chas. McLean and was remanded for trial. Wasyl Zworich appeared before PM Thos. Whale at Winnipegosis charged with assaulting his brother's wife. Both parties bound over to keep the peace and share court costs.
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Thos. Whiting
W. R. Boles
Ochre River
Chas. McLean
Whiting
Wasyl Zworich
Thos. Whale
P.M
Winnipegosis
Ninth annual meeting of Dauphin Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Society
The ninth annual meeting will be held at St. James' Presbyterian Church in Dauphin on Tuesday and Wednesday June 20 and 21. The usual branch reports will be submitted. Tea will be served Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the church basement. Mrs Struthers gives the welcome address and Mrs D D McDonald reports on the general council meeting.
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Dauphin Presbyterial, Woman’s Missionary Society
St. James’ Presbyterian Church
Dauphin
Struthers
D. D. McDonald
Town Grants Licenses for Multiple Cafes and Pool Rooms
The town council approved restaurant licenses for Mark ham's Tea Room Carlton Cafe City Cafe Palace Cafe Rex Cafe Royal Cafe and Dauphin Cafe. Pool room licenses go to W Brierley D R Hamilton and M Zworn with H Tataryn to be advised on sanitary condition by July 1 or license refusal. Livery stable licenses held over to next meeting.
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Markham’s Tea
Carlton
W. Brierley
D. R. Hamilton
M. Zworn
H. Tataryn
Old Star Theatre
Dauphin Boys' Work Board Camp At Stoney Point Readies
Secretary Mr Bates reports strong applications for a ten days camp at Stoney Point. Instructors lined up and equipment secured including radiotelephone gear, with plans for healthy educational activities and public-spirited support from Winnipeg visitors. The ten weeks of prep promise a demanding effort by the committee to deliver a successful program.
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Mr. Bates
Dauphin
Stoney Point
Barrett
Dao Whart
Winnipeg
M.p’s
Manitoba Party Listings by Ridings and Candidates
In Ste. Rose and Gilbert Plains regions the races include UFM candidates Esplen and Palmer, Farmer-Labor figures Nicholson and McDonald, Independent Farmer Hamelin, UFM contenders Hryhorczuk and Barry, and Conservative Barrett among others. The ballot shows multiple party affiliations across locales.
Board of Trade Debates Railway Spur Site
A Saturday forenoon meeting of the Board of Trade presented majority and minority reports on the railway spur. The majority urged construction on the north side of the track while the minority favored the south side. After a heated debate a decision was reached and the matter is referred to the Town Council for action.
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Board of Trade
Weeds Inspectors Convention in Northern Manitoba
The annual weed inspectors convention met here Tuesday with attendance high. Prof J T Harrison outlined the impact of weeds on soil and land, citing a provincial loss of 25 million dollars annually. He stressed timely action before plants seed, and inspectors’ duties under the Noxious Weeds Act to ensure land compliance.
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Manitoba
Malcolm
Ethelbert
Ao Gilbertus
James Hilleburg
Angus Swerie Ceaee Oy
Money River
James Laidlaw
Shell River
R. Rae
Glenella
Alex. Ingram
J.T. Harrison
Manitoba Aaeenel College
Agricultural College
S. A.bed
Watt to address W L in school on June sixteenth
Mrs Watt of Birtle will address the members of the W L in the school on June 16 at 8 p m.
Beach property owners meet to elect officers Friday
Property owners on The Beach convene Friday the 9th to elect officers and handle other business. The Rector of Dauphin visited Grandview Sunday to address the orders of Oddfellows and Rebekahs. Advertise in the Herald for results.
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Dauphin
Grandview
Orders of Oddfellows and
Rebekahs
Herald
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