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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

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Farmers and Town play tight baseball classic 7 5

Friday night saw a close Farmers versus Town game ending 7 to 5 in favor of the Farmers. Miller started for the Farmers with five innings pitched. Watson of the Town made his season debut with costly errors. Turner in left field made two notable catches and MecGirr added two doubles.

C. Wocks Gougron Veal Nicholson Farmers TOWN Miller McKay Rawson Watson Turner MecGirr Farners Young Bryce Gougeon

School Board approves across the board teacher raises

The board increases salaries for the next term as staff grows from 19 to 22. Principal Henderson gains more supervisory role and Miss Cadman gains half day music teaching. Several teachers across Collegiate and Mackenzie groups receive raises, including Elliott, Pook, Whitmore, Swartwood, and others.

Henderson Cadman G. J. Elliott G. F. Pook Whitmore W. J. Henderson Swartwood Miss McDonald Miss Porter Miss Caldwell Miss Stocker E. Whitmore Mackenzie J. N. Delmage E. Cadman Hamilton Rusco Ridd

Union effort supports church cooperative union plan

Rev J A Cormie attended a Swan River meeting of United Congregations from Kenville Minitonas and Beaver. About 30 representatives discussed the Church Union in the Swan River Valley and unanimously passed a strong resolution in favor of cooperative union, warning that a return to old conditions would be a backward step.

J.A. Cormie Swan River United Congregations Kenville Minitonas and Beaver Church Union Swan River Valley Co-Operative Union

Beach notes and local updates from the district

Robert Smith adds a large veranda to his cottage while Sergi Coleridge and family occupy the Ball cottage. Winnipeg’s Mr Tonkin visits Beach, and Neepawa’s Mr Lowden calls on Monday. Ms Code opens her cottage for the season and Kennedy Lamb expands groceries for campers. Dance nights at the Pavilion are planned with one Friday and another to be announced. Families from Dauphin and Ochre River visit, and residents urge covering dangerous piles on Lake road between Douglas and Coombs and the lake corner. WD King builds a screen verandah on his cottage.

Robert Smith Sergi. Coleridge Mr. Tonkin Winnipeg Lowden Neepawa Ms Code Kennedy & Lamb Husband R. G Ferguson Dauphin Lake Road Douglas Coombs Pease King

Vermilion Grain Growers Plan Summer Campaign

Vermilion Grain Growers met in the schoolhouse for their monthly session with many members present. They advanced plans for a stronger farmers movement and a summer campaign with Winnipeg speakers expected next month. The annual meeting is set for June 24 at W. H. Miller’s. a barn dance will follow at Miller’s venue. Recent rains revived crops and relieved moisture stress.

Winnipeg W. H. Miller Miler A. Fisher

Births and Rotwel Notices From Local Register

At Dauphin on Lime 15th a son was born to Mr and Mrs Blake Phillips. At Melton a Rothwell infant aged years and 6 days is noted in the local register.

Philinx Dauphin Lime Blake Phillips Rothwel Melton A. Rothwell

Plowing Match Draws Crowd at Gavin Strang Farm

Agricultural Society hosts a Wednesday plowing event at Gavin Strang’s farm drawing many spectators. Though entries were fewer than hoped, judging by Mr. Adamson of Gladstone praised the work. Winners included Wishart of Portage la Prairie and Strang recipients handling 12 and 14 inch gang plows and engine gangs with several donated prizes. Kennedy & Lamb supplied lunches and drinks, aiding a thriving trade.

The Agricultural Society Gavin Strang Adamson Gladstone A. Rowat C. Wishart Portage la Prairie Merrell & Greensides Thos. Wishart A. A. Feldman Chas, Murray Kennedy & Lamb Lake Restaurant

Minitonas party sets record crossing Duck Mountain by car

A pair of cars started from Minitonas at 7 AM and reached Pine River at 10 PM after driving about a hundred miles along the old Sifton colonization trail. Reeve Roy Johnston and other officials rode in one car while Gee Hayes and others rode in the second. The trip had few obstacles beyond a few fords and the travelers praised the mountain scenery.

Minitonas Duck Mountain Reeve Roy Johnston J. H. Cannon Thos, Tedford H. Eagern Gee Hayes W. Shiels Mose Leslie Wm Sifton Pine River Sifton

G W V A Notes Urge Meetings and Parade Dates

Members are asked to attend the bi weekly meeting this Thursday night June 19 and a church parade on Sunday June 22. Major Shore will arrange for a Soldiers Settlement Qualification Board to sit next week but no word arrived by press time. Those seeking land in the Porcupine Reserve should go to Winnipeg for certificates. A recent dance at Mr Fisher's was a success. Sports Day Committee meets Friday night and booth applications are to be made to Mr Blackadar for pricing and details.

Soldiers’ Settlement Major Shore Winnipeg Settlement Board Porcupine Reserve Blackadar

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