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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
7
Local notice from Paulgon area reporting weather woes drought delays and flood damage. Councillor Rott referenced with drainage issues. Mentions failed crops, stalled development, and proposed road spending benefits. Community updates include a June 2 picnic and Institute activities plus sympathy for flood losses.
The Anglican W A reelected all officers including Miss C Riley as president and Mrs Rhodes as vice president with one new member taking the roll to 16. A nature talk by Professor Jackson followed the meeting, while notes on local deaths, floods, and seeding delays filled the rest of the report.
Mr. Kiteley of Extension service visited Kelwood school for club work. Rev J T Wotton is transferred to Transcona after three years here, to be succeeded by Rev J B Anderson of Stockton. C J Badger leaves for Vancouver. Mrs Badger to run his Kelwood shop. Mrs R J Rutledge and son Herb travel to Lauder after news of her brother James Clarke's death. Merville Bristow returns from Winnipeg before heading to Kenora for summer. Kelwood cellars and basements flooded by recent wet weather. W Rosinbaker’s cow killed by lightning in the thunderstorm. Miss Ethel Winthrop offers sewing at Mrs C J Badger's Kelwood home. Rev Arthur Lavender, formerly of Kelwood, moved from Gardale to Hartney.
Rain continues to impede farm labor for two weeks with residents drifting between towns. Miss Delia Blackman returned to East Bay, Henry Halloway and family moved to Willow Bunch Sask, Mr and Mrs Geo Schapf welcomed a baby girl. Church services shift to the schoolhouse weekly, Ladies Aid plans a bazaar. Lester and Minnie Hurst return from near Brandon. Reeve Howson Coun Smylie and Francis Schapf visited Dauphin for court. Albert and John Hamilton visited Sunday evening.
Schools at Melton Dublin Bay Fairville and Ripon join a union picnic Friday June 26 at Bud Murray s farm one mile north of Melton on range line featuring horse racing foot racing tug of war baseball and other sports tea provided on the grounds bring baskets All come for a good time A charter to form an oil company in Dauphin with capital of 100000 is granted.
H W Cutforth of the I B A will give a lecture in Jadama Hall on Sunday June 21 at 7 30 p m The subject is A Standard for the People Millions Now Living Will Never Die The talk is sent free with no collection
Weather favors rain and baseball practice continues. Residents urge Jay of Old Dauphin to reply while Loyd is asked to return after last Wednesday night. Picnic volunteers request baskets for a June 30 gathering at the schoolhouse with a cheerful sendoff.
Local brief reflects on staying afloat, Gus Andries paints his house, and a June 26 school picnic is announced with baskets for ladies. A historical nickname origin anecdote follows, plus welcome back for Richard cdfice as he returns to the area.
It is a Monday and Tuesday show at the Dauphin Theatre featuring Virginia Valli in Up the Ladder with a strong cast. The engagement is described as a good luck occasion for audiences.
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