Housing Plan Loans Approved By Council
The Town Council approved nine of ten film applications under the Housing Loan program at their semi monthly meeting. Several applicants received loans, others were rejected for noncompliance. A bylaw to secure loans for waterworks installations may be presented at a special future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Goodhand
C. A. Gray
RI. Steen
Alfred J. Johnston
J. R. Neely
H. Warner
H. Watson
Mary E. Turrell
Dan Hamilton
Amusements at the Dauphin Exhibition Highlight Big Show
The International Amusement Company brings a major entertainment lineup to the Dauphin Exhibition. Acts include the wild and woolly dance show, Alabama Minstrel Show, Big Ten troupe, and Baby Bell, billed as the fattest on tour. Rides like the Merry-go-round and Giant Ferris Wheel will thrill children. Gates open July 7th 8th and 9th with new concession booths and grand displays. Northern Manitoba residents are urged to attend the holiday spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Amusement Company
Dauphin
Uis Company
Beil
Perris
Dauphin Exhibition
Manitoba
Tea and Ice Cream Social At Alexandra Lodge
A silver tea and ice cream social will be held on the lawn of Mrs. C. T. Brain at 34 Fourth Ave Northwest on June 25 from 7 to 10 pm under the auspices of Alexandra Lodge. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Lodge
Geo H Palmer MLA Public Meeting In Pollen Hall
Mr G H Palmer MLA will hold a public meeting in Pollen Hall on Saturday June 25 at pm to review the work of the session and discuss local matters with attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Palmer
M.L.A
G. H. Palmer
Pollen Hall
Ses
Archbishop Sinnott Confirms at St Viators June 26
Archbishop Sinnott presides at St Viators Church confirmation on Sabbath June 26 at 10 34. During mass Mr Stronski a Detroit Seminary student will be ordained subdeacon. A public reception follows at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnott
St. Viators Church
Stronski
Detroit Seminary
J C Turner Dies Sudden in Welland Ont
Gilbert Plains mourns as J C Turner dies suddenly in Welland while visiting Mire Turner. He served as clerk of the municipality and village and as county court clerk since its start 20 years ago. Funeral arrangements likely through Odd Fellows and Orangemen. family receives district sympathy.
Calf Show and Sale Featured at Carman and Dauphin Fairs
Calf buyers will see pure bred calves at Carman and Dauphin fairs. Carman sale set for Saturday July 2 at 106 30 a m with 22 Shorthorn calves from local club members. Dauphin sale July 9 at 11 am for Shorthorn calves followed by Angus at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carman
Dauphin
Carman Shorthorn Calif Club
Daulhin Shorthorn
Ste. Rose reader pauses paper amid payment pressure
A Ste. Rose district subscriber writes that after eight years of service the Dauphin Herald was stopped to their account. They note they may have to pay up or go short on the homestead, insisting they cannot do without the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Rose
Dauphin Herald
Basket Picnic Hosted by Dauphin Plains UFM
A basket picnic under the Dauphin Plains local UFM will be held at Jas. A Campbell's farm 24 miles north from round house on Saturday June 25. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Plains
U.F.M
Jas
A Campbell
Round House
Grasshoppers Plan Parade as Community Observes Decoration Day
The Valley River area reports grasshoppers causing damage on farms including NW apacz's, with poison effective in reducing counts. A Decoration Day parade is organized for Sunday June 26 with local lodges and officials nominating delegates to march to the cemetery, wreaths funded by donations, and a program led by the Dauphin Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apacz
Andy
Aliczak
John Shimko
John Wakymisten
Poison distribution linked to hopper damage investigated
J R Almey of the Department of Agriculture arrived in town to assist in stopping a poison distribution intended to kill grasshoppers. A carload of poison has arrived at McCreary to be spread from that point. Hoppers are causing significant damage around Kelwood and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Almey
BSA
Dept. of Criculture
McCreary
Kelwood
School Board Names New Teachers for Public School Staff
The School Board engaged several teachers to fill vacancies at Miss Elsie Snyder Me reary Miss Florence Miller Souris Juss Dora H Fowler Balder Miss E Pear Blakeman Virden and Miss uey Brooklier Winnipeg. Resignations include Miss Lambert Moss Porter Miss Schofield Miss Williams and Miss Stocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Snyder
Me ‘Reary
Florence Miller
Souris
Methodist Conference appoints district ministers
The Dauphin district receives new appointments with ministers named for Ochre River Jakinak Siergrove Winnipegosis Gilbert Plains Grandview Umatilla Tamarisk Roblin Togo and other communities. Names listed include J. J. Stewart E. Roberts A. W. Kenner D. Barling J. B. Anderson J. L. King and B. M. Thakeray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin District
Methodist Conference
Dauphin
Thomas Neville Ochre
J. J. Stewart Jakinak
Siergrove
Winnipegosis
E. Roberts
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
A. W. Kenner
D. Barling
Umatilla
Tamarisk
J. B. Anderson
Roblin
Union
J. L. King
Togo
B. M. Thakeray
Children s Aid Society Acknowledges Additional Contributions
The notice thanks donors to the Dauphin Children s Aid Society Foster Home fund listing Streamlined amounts from Joldstream School West Favelle School ork River School Vista School and others totaling 268 58. It notes community figures Geo Buchannon F Wilson and Honor Weeks in town plus events and the Provincial Exhibition prize list at Brandon details classes for livestock dairy produce arts and crafts and other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society of
Dauphin
Joldstream School
West Favelle
Ork River
KR Ieeeelee
Vista School
Geo Buchannon
Rochester
F. Wilson
Massey River
Billy Groff
U.S
Weeks
Winnipeg
Viola
St.Mary's Academy
Brandon
Births and Twins Reported in Manitoba Notices
At Winnipeg on June 20 Rev A S and Mrs Wiley welcomed twin daughters. Campbell in Benito Manitoba on June 20 from Mr and Mrs J A Campbell a son John Colin. McLaughlin at Spruce Creek on June 18 welcomed a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred McLaughlin.
Dauphin Fair Entries Pour In For All Classes
Entries are now coming in for all classes and the fair promises to be the best ever held in Dauphin. The racing programme is filled and two days of sport are assured. Building work on the dining room grandstand roof and new cattle shed progresses. Entries must reach the secretary by Wednesday July 6 at 26 Front Street N.E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Mayo
Front Street
N.E
Card of thanks for John D. Mann family tribute
The family of the late John D. Mann thanks friends for kindness and floral offerings during illness and after death. Boost the Dauphin Fair, July 7, 8, 9.
Thank You Note From Mrs Castle for Kindness
On behalf of my family and myself I wish to thank all the friends and neighbors for their kindness during our recent sad bereavement, and also for the beautiful floral offerings and expressions of sympathy. Mrs. Geo. L. Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Castle
Piano tuner Mr A S Consterdine in Dauphin for days
Pianist and expert tuner Mr A S Consterdine will be in Dauphin for a few days. Orders for tuning may be left at Fowler Piano Co. Phone 475. He is a member of the Manitoba Tuners and Piano Technicians Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Consterdine
Dauphin
Fowler Piano Co
Consterdine
The
Manitoba Tuners’ and Piano Technicians’ Association
Rooms to Let Available During Fair Week
Persons with rooms to rent during Fair Week should notify CHAS MURRAY Secretary of the Dauphin Agricultural Society with full details and contact information for arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Murray
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin Automobile Club Sets June Meeting At Town Hall
A meeting of the Dauphin Automobile Club will be held in the Town Hall Saturday night June 25 at 8 30 p m. Members are urged to attend as funds are being spent to fix up bad spots on the lake road. M Wick president. F E Chase secretary treasurer.
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Dauphin
Malcolm
Phoenix
Canadian Club
Board of Trade
A. F
A.M
RAM
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Knights of Pythias
1.O.L
Black Preceptory
Order of
Order
Sons of England
Children’s Aid Society
Daughters
Maids of England
Eastern Star
G.W.V.A
D.E. la Verandrye
D.E. Stuart Widmeyer
Rebekahs
Dauphin Automobile Club
Hiall
Lake Road
M. Wick
Travel Rate Cut Aims To Boost Holiday Traffic
Canadian National Railways will cut passenger rates by 1 percent on July 1 in a move to encourage travel. The National Lines plan heavy traffic handling for trips to the Pacific Coast resorts via The Continental Limited to Vancouver and via Prince Rupert and the Grand Trunk Pacific. Special arrangements include trains and boats to assist about 350 Canadian schoolteachers visiting the Old Country during summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
P. A Rooney
National Lines
Pacific Coast
Continental Limited
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Grand Trunk Pacific Steamships
Old Country
Old Land
Civic holidays declared for Merchants picnic and fair
Mayor Malcolm will declare Thursday July 21 a civic holiday for the Retail Merchants Association business men's picnic at Lake Dauphin beach. Friday afternoon July 8 will be a half civic holiday, marking the second day of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Association
Malcolm
Lake Dauphin Beach
Commissioner Lowry Hints Expansion Of Local Exchange
Commissioner Lowry said during a town visit earlier this week that he is considering enlarging the local exchange to improve service for rural subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Benedickson Offers Prize Bat for Fence-Over Hit
Local merchant C Benedickson runs a promotion giving the first resident who clears the fence with a ball the choice of any bat from his shop. The stakes encourage spectators and players to aim for the boundary during games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Benedickson
Telephone Commission Session in Town Halls Sparks Rate Boost Talk
The Telephone Commission held a session in the Town Halls on Tuesday with Public Utilities Commissioner P A Macdonald presiding. Farmers and Women’s Institute representatives voiced concerns about poor rural service and construction crews while Commissioner Lowry explained deficits and impending rate increases likely to be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Commission
Public Utilities
P. A. Macdonald
Russell Jakeman
Roblin
Lowry
Winnipeg
Public Utilities Commissioner
Silver Tea And Sale At Local Church
The Baptist Ladies' Aid announce a silver tea and sale of work with home made cooking in the Church Lecture Room on Saturday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Winnipeg Visit Tells of Bank Official and Sisters
H. G. Lugsden, teller of the Bank of Commerce, is spending his vacation in Winnipeg. Misses Dora and Clara Crowe, from Winnipeg, are visiting at the home of their sister Mrs. J. M. Clawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Lugsden
The
Ban of Commerce
Winnipeg
Dora
Clara Crowe
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Policing Fair
the Agricultural Society
Everett
Miner and Harkness
3Rd Ave
S.W
Public Works Committee
Messrs
Miner Bros
Donald
A. Sinnott Herg
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
Empire Day
WM. Murray
Foster Home Com
John D. Mann
F. E. Chase
Feldman
Man
Ford
the Palace Bakery
Main ST. N
Baseball Notes
Silver Tea and Sale
Grandview Block
W. J. Leach
Bryce
Bryces
Groce
Central Grocery and Hardware Store
British Columbia
Royal Oxford
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
the Central Store
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