Ed Brown Praises Five Year Manitoba Government
Hon. Edward Brown outlines the Norris administration’s five year record in Dauphin and Northern Manitoba. He defends fiscal policy, municipal levy, and the new accounting system as stable and progressive while highlighting acts like the Minimum Wage, Temperance, Mothers Allowance, Soldiers Relief, and Farm Loans. R. F. McWilliams adds a brief closing remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Beweil
Hartington
Dauphin
Jasper Halpenny
Winnipeg
Edward Brown
Manitoba
Norris
R. F. McWilliams
Agricultural Fair Hosts Baby Contest And Health Conference
The fair on July 7 to 9 features a baby contest and a health conference aimed at child welfare. The events seek to connect parents with teachers of health, promote civic interest, and provide mothers with medical guidance. Certificates will be awarded to attending babies. Also notices mention hay for sale and a summer dry goods sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhehr
Dauphin Presbyterial Holds Seventh Annual Meeting
The seventh annual Dauphin Presbyterial met at Gilbert Plains United Church on Friday June 11 with President D D McDonald presiding. A morning session featured devotions, reports, and discussions on Mission Band work, followed by an evening program with speeches by Mrs Duncan and others, a welcome address, and elections for 1921.
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Dauphin Presbyterial
United Church of
Gilbert Plalms
Dirs. D. D. McDonald
Dauphin Pre
McKenzie
Toronto
Duncan
Winnipeg
Women’s Missionry Society
Heaslip
Dauphin
Gilert Plains
Hemphill
Irs
Findlater
Weome
Sutherland
Ndt
Eep
Pier Repairs Under Way Amid Lake Level Change
Repairs to the pier continue as lake levels rise, raising the runway at least eighteen inches. Overseers warn the pier is unsafe for children. A gasoline launch begins pleasure trips, with a likely regular schedule. Dauphin wins opening Northern Manitoba Baseball League game 2 to 1 over Grandview in a fast, crowded match at the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Robson
Charles McLachlin
Dauphin
Wellman
Tait
Martin
Hume
Geo
Grandview
Mackay
Louie
Bowes
Brownridge
Hill
Jeffrey
Buchanan
Cox
P. Hume
Buie
Palmer
Douglas
Winnipeg doctor to lecture on school credit system
Dr Ralph Horner of Winnipeg will lecture today at 3 p.m. in the Mackenzie school assembly hall on waste and the new Collegiate credit system introduced this year. The talk is open to all interested. Montgomery's new store next to Star Theatre opens Saturday.
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Ralph Horner
Winnipeg
Mackenzie School
Horner
Montgomery's
Star Theatre
Japanese Night At Mrs Stelck Home Draws Big Crowds
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church hosted a Japanese tea event at Mrs. A. H. F. Stelck’s home with Japanese decorations and a musical program. Volunteers under Mrs. Bettes staged a tea and candy sale while a band performed in the evening to aid the fundraising effort expected to exceed $100.
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A. H. F. Stelck
Methodist Church
Bettes
Japan
Hawkins
Lillian Iredale
Miss Kidd
Pook
W Caldwell
Cadman
Woodin
Marguerite Stelck
Frances White
Misses Kennedy
Dorothy Bewell
Helen McIntosh
Verna Stelck
Barn Dance and Room-Search at Ward Farm
Under La Verandrye chapter 1.0. DE a barn dance will be held at Mr William Ward s farm three miles southeast of town on Thursday evening June 9th. Refreshments served. Band in attendance. Chapter members will canvass town seeking rooms for visitors for the fair. Those with rooms to rent may contact Mrs Hawkins or Mrs McCormack.
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la Verandrye
Wm. Ward
Gellys fined for moose killings and poison charge
Louis Gelly appeared before J P Doucette at McCreary on the 14th iist for killing a female moose and a fawn. He was fined 25 dollars for one kill and the other sentence suspended. Joseph Gelly was fined 26 dollars for possessing illegally killed moose meat. Louis Gelly also convicted on the charge of using poison to poison wolves with sentence suspended. The Gellys reside seven miles southwest of Laurier. Seret W H Joyce of the Manitoba Police prosecuted.
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Tab Johnston
Pete
Brownridge
Bell
Bowes
Cox
Louis Gelly
Robert Doucette
J. P
McCreary
Joseph Gelly
Gellys
Laurier
School debenture by law passes for 860000 build plan
The by law to raise 860000 for a seven room school addition was voted on Monday and carried by 160 votes to 2. The result clears the way for construction of the new facilities.
Edward Radford Charged With Stealing Fined
Edward Radford of Shergroove appeared before P M Hawkins on Saturday charged with stealing 18 dollars. He was found guilty and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Radford
Shergroove
P. M. Hawkins
Inspector Walker Reports Crops At Peak Health Districtwide
Inspector Walker says after two weeks of district visits the crops look better than ever and credits recent weather and adherence to farming practices observed across multiple towns.
Mr. Cormie Appointed Supt of Home Missions
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian church in Ottawa appointed Rev. J. A. Cormie, pastor of the Presbyterian church, as superintendent of home missions for Manitoba.
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General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
J. A. Cormie
The
Manitoba
Empire Day Donations Acknowledged by Children's Aid Society
The Children's Aid Society of Dauphin acknowledges donations from Coldstream School No 435 Ethelbert School No 1021 Melton School No 1101 Listowel School No 534 Oakramia School No 1112 totaling 106. Total signed by WM Murray Chairman Foster Home Committee.
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Dauphin Beg
Coldstream School
Ethelbert
Eaell Melton
Listowel School
Oakrania School
WM. Murray
Foster Home Com
G W V A Notes On Veterans Activities And Visits
The G W V A notes upcoming events for veterans including a June 18 concert by the Victorian Serenaders with a following dance, a June 27 decoration day service, and a July 1 Dominion day celebration. It reports Miss Crawford from the Soldier Settlement Board visiting Roblin district wives, progress among farm comrades, Kinney’s recent city visit, Rich Borrell buying land at Kelwood, Isaac Johnson’s hospital operation and Chalmers' medical board meeting, plus magazine donations.
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Miss Crawford
Soldier Settlement Board
Roblin
Dauphin
Kinney
Rich Borrell
Kelwood
Isaac Johnoston
Chalmers
Local Market Ads Highlight Food Deals
Bricks of Pure lard at Baird's for sale. Rameau announces a big sale with dollar value boosts. Montgomery's offers 1 percent off during opening week. Baird's features halibut whitefish salmon and fillets every Tuesday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird's
Rameau
Montgomery
Tenders Open for Seven-Room School Building Excavation
Tenders addressed to the Secretary of School District 905 Dauphin Town will be received until noon Thursday June 19 for excavations and concrete work for a seven room school at the southeast corner of Main Street and 7th Avenue SE. Plans and specs may be viewed at the architect H J Payton 3% South Main Street after June 19 with tender forms available. The School Board may reject any or all bids.
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Neo
Dauphin Town
S.E
Main St
7Th Ave
H. J. Payton
South Main Street
RK. M. Cardiff
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the Quality Store
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Knox
Grand View Elk
Miss Willis
Mgr
Bay & Katz Shoes
Perth
Labelle
Fleet Foot
Ay & Katz
Main Street
McDonald & Oliphant
Cook& Swift
Florida
Sipasod
Hood River
Tyerman Bros
Auto and Tractor Repair
Brown
Dauphin Milling & Creamery Co
G.H. Palmer
W. A
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Garkess
Swan River
Gilbert Plains
D. McKillop
D. D. McDonald
Rev
MicKenzie
Mrs
T. T
Malcolm
Hamilton
C. A
DV. Sutherland
Mission Band
Gilbert
C& G
Jas. McQuay
George Gilbert
Kenora
Ontario
Peter Heenan
Farmer and Labor
H. P. Nicholson
Ring
Robson
Charlotte
iAnother
Rala
Hala
Rexall Drug Store
Lake
George
Dauphin G. Hume
C.f
L. Johnston
L. McKay
B. Buie
R. F
S.s
I. Grandview
A. Jeffery
J. J
C. Jeffrey
M. Brothers
R. Brownridge
P. Score
Dr. Horner
Calithumpian
Town Hall
D. E
Seret
W. H. Joyce
Manitoba Police
Mr. Cormie
Supt
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