Council Divided on Industrial Spur Location
Town Council split over site for an industrial spur with majority favoring the north side near the rail line and minority seeking a cost free south side option. Resolutions discharged the committee and planned further talks with Canadian National Railway to test building a south spur and avoid town liability. A special meeting outlined plan and draft correspondence to the railway company while planning freight shed projects east of Main Street. A Homestead drawing date for Returning Soldiers set for June 27 in Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Board of Trade
Smith
Coun. D . McDonald
Coun
C. W. McLachlin
E H. Gurton
Conneil
Skinner
Skinner—McKay
Fagen—McKay
Canadian National Railway Co
First Street
Railway Co
McDonald — Wallwin
Main Street
Riding Mountain Reserve
Dauphin
Decoration Day Parade Sets Route and Procession Details
Final arrangements for Decoration Day on Sunday June 25 outline parade assembly on 1st Street N.W. and cemetery service. Delegates numbered 1 through 28 will march or ride by auto. cars parked to protect graves. The Council offers Town Hall auditorium and 500 veterans joined last year in homestead entry draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Let Street N.W
Town Hall
Burbers
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
Paeony Show Open To All Growers Friday 23rd
The Horticultural Society hosts an open paeony show on Friday morning at Main Street window space. No entries or prizes, flowers to Ram say Wrights Ltd with grower name card. Mrs Lys and Mrs Atkins oversee reception. flowers kept fresh in water, tins, and jars. Unwanted blooms are kept for Saturday decoration. leaflets on paeony culture will be distributed at the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Society
Ramsay Wright's Ltd
Dauphin
H_ EF. Lys
Harold Atkins
Collegiate Promotion Results and Medal Winners
The report lists successful examinees across First and Second Class Honors and Passed categories in various courses. It names recipients including Donalda Galton Cecile Simona Mildred Lund Agnes McDonald and many others along with medal winners Russell Stewart Donalda Gofton Gladys Machan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalda Galton
Cecile Simona
Mildred Lund
Agnes McDonald
Mary Culbertson
Jean Malcolm
Jack Wilson
Ruth Fish
Mary Snyder
Matilda Presunka
Julia Chorneyko
Janet Eagle
Norman MacDonald
Lilian Steen
Ruth Esplen
Leona Taciuk
Edith Darker
Elsie Wickes
Edna Ball
Mary Waroway
Bill McPhee
Lena Brown
Doris Taylor
Halsey Park
Charles Wellman
Fraser Lunn
Walter Henderson
Jack Whyte
Jim Love
Jacob Isaacovitch
Henry Terry
Bill Dunstan
Cecil Allin
Janet Baird
Irene Bigham
Winnifred Buchannon
Doris Carmichael
Darwin Chase
Cecil Durston
Stephen Genik
George Grant
Dorothy Hall
Beatrice Hedderly
Mildred Henderson
Annie Hrushovy
Jean la Roy
Frank Malcolm
Mike Malkovich
Olga Masciuch
Olive Mayberry
Mary Playford
Elsie Sainsbury
Eugene Shiel
John Slobodzian
Muriel Steen
Verna Stelck
Bethel Wallace
Eva Wickes
Jim Ball
Anne Craig
Thomas Fish
Aubrey Lepper
Alice Roste
Delwin Snodgrass
Russell Stewart
Andrew Tracz
Elien Effier
Hilda Effier
Luke Syrnyk
Erle Hamilton
Donalda Gofton
Gladys Machan
W. N. Ball
Donations Acknowledged For Children’s Aid Society
The Dauphin Herald lists donations from teachers and pupils to the Children’s Aid Society of Dauphin. Totals include multiple schools and districts such as Benito, Cory, Dublin Bay, Mink River, Burrows, Woodbend, Gilbert Plains, Tamarisk, Lancaster, Bowsman River, Westmount, Banks, and Minitonas. Contributions amount to $217.47, with prior totals noted at $156.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society of
Dauphin
Dauphin Herald and Press
Benito
Cory
Glenella
Dublin Bay
Mink River
Woodbend
Laurier
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Lancaster
Swan ‘River
Veley
Bowsman River
Sudden Death of James Weatherhead
James Weatherhead a former Dauphin resident and C N R conductor died suddenly in Vancouver on the 19th inst Leaving a widow and seven children Miss Mamie and Miss Jessie of Winnipeg Miss Irene Miss Gertie Miss Helen Miss Norma and George of Vancouver survive the family notes show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weatherhead
Dauphin
C.N.R
Vancouver
Mamie
Jessie
Winnipeg
Irene
Gertie
Helen
Norma
George
Fire destroys large barn at Gilbert Plains
Gilbert Plains Manitoba June 14. About 2:30 am Saturday W S Brickman’s fine barn four miles north of town was found burning. Autos loaded with whiskey fighters rushed out but the fire was beyond control. The building and contents were a total loss including six horses three cattle the harvest a separator and a full dairy outfit. The cause is a mystery. Some insurance is carried with Portage Mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Plains
Mas. Jume
W.S. Brickman
Portage Mutual Company
Manitoba Rural Credits Federation Formed At McCreary
A meeting of 47 delegates from 17 Rural Credits Societies in the Dauphin to Neepawa area met in McCreary on Tuesday June 21 to form Manitoba Rural Credits Federation No 3. H P Nicholson was elected President A J M Poole of Kerwood Vice President and J R McLean of McCreary Secretary. A long Rural Credit discussion followed a district drive and banquet hosted by the McCreary Rural Credit Society with Chas Gifford supervisor addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Neepawa
McCreary
Manitoba Rural Credits Federation No. 3
H. P. Nicholson
A. J. M. Poole
Kerwood
J. R. McLean
McCreary Rural Credit Society
Seven Juvenile Court to Hear Break-In at the Rink
A gang of seven poys will appear in Juvenile Court on charges of breaking into the rink and damaging property there. The Curling Club warned offenders would be prosecuted. Chief Everett led the roundup. Others face charges for destroying the King's hotel garden and victimizing citizens in the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curling Club
Everett
King’s Hotel
Independent Farmers nominate Gilbert Plains candidate
Gilbert Plains Manitoba June 17 A voters convention of mostly Galicans calling themselves Independent Farmers nominated a candidate for Gilbert Plains. Four names were offered, all withdrew except Andrew Negrycez and William Zeporzan. On a ballot Zeporzan won by 61 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Plains
Man
Breddell Hall
Andrew Negrycez
William Zeporzan
Zeporzan
Child Narrowly Escapes After Street Crossing Incident
A child was struck by a car while crossing Main Street in front of Candy Kitchen. The vehicle did not stop and continued away as the driver fled. Chief Everett has details on the car and expects a warrant for negligent leaving the scene. This marks the third such incident in town this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Everett
Fine Sample Rye From Rosen Seed Seeded On 100 Acres
Mr. Fred Fosberg of Melton district brought a fine sample of fell rye to the Herald office. The Rosen rye produced from one seed yields 43 stocks with well filled heads. The crop, about five feet tall, should be ready to cut around July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Fosberg
Melton
Herald Office
Fosberg
Decoration Day Parade Plans and Comrades News
Sunday June 25 decoration day will feature a parade with ex service men. veterans unable to march will ride cars. pensions bonus and Soldiers Insurance extended. canteen fund supports children education. cemetery plot prepared with wooden cross. land draw details for Tuesday. President Dr Kinney and Comrade W Bubb depart for two months in the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kinney
W. Bubb
Mr James Tucker and Family Thank Friends
Mr James Tucker and family express gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings shown after their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tucker
Radio Telephone System to Link North Points In Manitoba
Manitoba Government Telephones plans a 300 watt radio setup within a month to connect The Pas with Dauphin and other northern points. Commissioner John E. Lowry says the system will link northern communities to all Manitoba via new transmitting receiving stations and cost only a fraction of earlier estimates. He notes tests will determine performance in northern climate and soil conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
John E. Lowry
Pas
Dauphin
Lowry
Montreal
Fort Rouge
Winnipeg radio program draws prairie and Dakotas listeners
Free Press Monday night broadcast delighted fans across Greater Winnipeg and towns from Dauphin to MacGregor and several North and South Dakota sites. The Dauphin plant was built by Dr. Weir and electrician E C Hood. The aerial spans 150 feet and 62 feet high. Listeners are invited to the Malcolm block to hear Winnipeg broadcasts when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Macgregor
North
South Dakota
Free Press
Dr. Weir
E. C. Hood
Weir
Mr. Hood
Malcolm Block
Dauphin Theatre Plans Radio Concert From Winnipeg
The Dauphin Theatre installs a radio receiving outfit to broadcast a Winnipeg concert. Poor mountain mineral deposits have blocked sound waves so far, with a new Magnavox expected in a day or two to improve reception for a public demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Theatre
Winnipeg
Here
Construction Boom Continues in Dauphin with New Builds
Permits issued for Dauphin include a $15,000 Roman Catholic church, a $5,000 M N Koshoski residence on South Avenue Northeast, J F Sheridan dwelling 24 by 26 on Fifth Avenue Southwest, Mrs John Heyko cottage on Eleventh Avenue Southeast, and H Atkin cottage as construction activity surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
M. N. Koshoski
Sth
N.E
J. F. Sheridan
5Th Ave
S.W
John Heyko
11Th Ave
H. Atkin
Exodus to lakefront boosts summer activity and boating
Sunday crowds filled cottages and the waterfront as three restaurants thrived. Boats are being overhauled for the camping season opening next month. High water height promises better sailing and many planned religious services. Wild roses bloom and golf clubs see strong turnout. The lake road now improves gasoline consumption estimates. Skipper Wm Beil sails the Norma Rae for popular lake excursions. A H Stelck family stay and T Fulton taking Gardner Cottage mark seasonal occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auimber
J. M. Paul
Wm. Beil
Norma Rae
A. H.F Stelck
T. &. Fulton
Gardner
La Verendrye Chapter Seeks Parade Participants
Members wishing to join Decoration Day parade on Sunday must notify secretary Mrs W E Lee by Saturday 6 p.m. so arrangements can be made for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Verendrye Chapter
W. E. Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
KODAK
Donald A Gofton
Department of Education
Laura Robson
Francis Amos
Roy Armstrong
Bob Allen
Fern Fairman
Jean Craig
Tritchier
John
Cardiff
Philip
Johnson
Ralph
Bennett
Roy
Winters
Lawrence
Machan Gladys
Roste
Clarence
Melnychuk
Mary
Whiteford
Margaret
Roste Birdin
Riddell
Ariel
Taylor
Kathleen
Keats
Ethel
White
Albert
Beatrice
Stelck
Marguerite
Houston
Skaife
Horace
Minnie
Reba
Warman
Kenneth
Passed
Philip Stark
Ruby Callin
Kenneth McKillop
Viola Fulkerson
Lawrence Gorby
Harold Ferguson
Florence Durston
Dolly Harpham
Harriet Olson
Flossie Winters
Jessie Batty
Harry Nicholson
Ethel Bawdon
Lucile Harvey
Esther Bole
Roy Laughren
Ed. Robson
Elsie Paul
Violet Brinkman
Arith
Geom
Empire Day
WM. Murray
Foster Home Committee
G.W.V.A
THE
Fred Bayliss
Baseball Plains
Sifton
Mr. Markham
Lake Notes
D.E
Pentecostal Assembly
Apostolic Church of Pentecost
7Th Avenue
Ashville
WM. Philips
Bryces Bread
Bryces
Bryce
B.V.D
Hood River
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!