Northern Manitoba Good Roads Association Reorganized
Mayor Palmer calls a meeting of the committee on reorganization and McDonald is named president with Fagen as secretary. An executive slate includes rural municipality and town representatives and the Good Roads Dept. Dragging competitions are planned to promote road betterment in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Northern Manitoba Good Roads Association
Gorby McDonald
Rott
Fagen
H. McCorvie
WK. Buchanan
Lorne McKillop
D. Mc Donald
W. D. King
A. A. Hoy
H. W Hopwood
Senith
T. 2
Clark
W. J. Calf
Board of Trade
T. T. Wilson
The
Good Roads Dept
Automobile Club
Ecouncil
New Good Heads Association
Victoria Encampment Elects C E Fair Chief Patriarch
Friday last the Victoria Encampment No. 12 LO.0.F. elected C. E. Fair as Chief Patriarch. J. Br. Lintick Priest and Wm. Dawson Senior Warden were recognized. Past Grand Patriarch Haddrell was elected by the Grand Encampment to serve Manitoba as Grand Representative at Portland, Oregon, in September. The Rev. T Neville spoke briefly in farewell and received expressions of appreciation from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
C. E. Fair
J. BR. Lintick
Wm. Dawson
Haddrell
Manitoba
Portland
Oregon
T Neville
P.C.P
Manitoba Police Reports Dauphin Division Case Totals
The Northern Division of the Manitoba Provincial Police based in Dauphin processed 55 cases in the last month. Charges included 9 theft, 2 breaking and entering, 2 causing grievous bodily harm, 16 vehicle act breaches, 5 temperance act breaches, 2 unlawfully withholding stock, and 7 mental cases. One man faced three counts of carnal knowledge and was found guilty on all, receiving 18 months imprisonment and 15 lashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Provincial Police
Dauphin
Inland Revenue
Elks Suffer Rout as Grandview Dominates in Badly Munted Baseball
Last Thursday the Elks were overwhelmed by Grandview as Pat Johnston struggled after two pitcher changes. The visitors built a strong offense while Ellks defenses faltered, with lineups showing Ellis Leifer Johnston Kennedy Chute Smith Sid Gie Machan Dewar Hoskins Hawilton Hawkins for Elks and McFarlane Scott Hebner Brown Wolff Waters Campbell Shortreed for Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Grandview
Pat Johnston
Ellis——Leifer
Johnston
Kennedy
Chute
Smith
Sid Gie
Machan
Dewar
Hoskins
Hawilton
Entrance examinations listed for numerous scholars
A long list of students preparing for entrance exams is provided, including Clara Alguire Colin Alguire Edith Allen Albert Allen Merle Armstrong William Benedickson Calvin Berry and many others across multiple names and surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Alguire
Colin Alguire
Edith Allen
Albert Allen
Merle Armstrong
William Benedickson
Calvin Berry
Gerald Bigham
Mike Ajpilinsky
Louis Biaby
Pearl Hinby
Matilda Bosiak
Herschel Hratfield
Margaret Buckwold
Blanchard Berne Jrense Caley
Edward Campbell
Lloyd Castle
Earl Chase
Arseny Chorneyko
Mercy Clyde
Tony Cowton
Inez Craig
Alex Craig
Lena
Judith O'Connor
Muriel Park
Elgin Parker
Annie Paselka
Nora Pilgrim
William Puchalski
Bernice Quinnell
Eric Rawson
Violet Robinson
Arthur Rogers
Archie Ryz
John Selemon
Nickeela Sametz
Ada Sherwood
Josephine Shobrook
Polly Skwarck
Donald Smith
Viola Smith
Calvin Smith
Ralph Smith
Walter Smith
Jessie Soloway
Emily Sumpton
Marjorie Sumpton
Eva Swanton
Hazel Swanton
May Swift
Edna Switzer
Agnes Wade
Violet Watson
Alex Weir
Irene Wick
Harold Williams
Vera Yeomans
Tony Zaparzan
Rachel Michelecki
Nicholas Mizibrock
Mary Slyruck
Closing Exercises Highlight School Play and Prizes
At Town Hall the Grades 6 7 and 8 held a closing program led by Principal W J Hen Gersoz. Irene Iredale and Edward Campbell won prizes for the History Competition while a staged Nicholas Nickleby impressed with strong performances by Edward Campbell and Bob Malcolm among others.
Wedding and park collection note from Winnipeg
William C. Bubb and Catherine Sophia Terry of Dauphin wed with Rev W J Southam officiating at Holy Trinity Winnipeg. Two mud turtles were added to Use Elks park collections. Katherine and Archibald are home visitors at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubb—Terry
Holy Trinity
Winnipeg
William C. Bubb
Catherine Sophia Terry
Dauphin
W. J. Southam
Katherine
Archibald
Tme
Dauphin District Decoration Day Service
Hymn O God our help in ages past prayers O Valiant Hearts Tune Abide With Me presentation of monument to town and district Decoration of monument Lead Kindly Light benediction all wreaths and flowers should notify secretary Mr J W Johnston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin District
Decoration Day Service
J. W. Johnston
Presentations To Mr And Mrs T Neville At Curling Club
At a Rex luncheon the Dauphin Curling Club honored Rev Thomas Neville retiring as club chaplain for his service before leaving for Souris Manitoba. President E N McGirr lauded his influence and sportsmanship, Dr Gunne presented a leather club bag with best wishes. Mrs T Neville received an illuminated address and bouquet from Grace United Church’s Jennies Mission Band noting her service and her daughters Marjorie and Idelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Dauphin
Thos. Neville
Souris
Man
E. N. McGirr
Neville
Gunne
Mr. Neville
Beach Vacation Village Grows As Summer Season Nears
Overseers fill holes with gravel to ease travel along the beach road while authorities address a car trap near McEwen's and a sponge highway east of McMunn's. The water is higher this year and campers prep. Mrs. Bell aids campers as new cottages sprout. Albert Iredale and Wailwin update homes. Beach activity rises with kids and meals steady, and builders urged to anchor cottages amid favorable yet cautionary meteorology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwen’s
McMunn’s
Dauphin County L.O.L. Marks 25th Jubilee at Grandview
The Dauphin County L.O.L. held its semiannual meeting at Grandview on June 16 with about two hundred guests. Wm Murray, the first Dauphin County Master and current treasurer, and W J Swain, the first financial secretary, spoke amid toasts to Our King Our Empire Our Order and The Ladies. The event ended with a banquet served by the Ladies Guild and a rousing God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
Grandview
Grandview L
Lodge
Ladies’ Guild
Bro. Phillips
Reeve Dunseith
Wildong
W.C.M
W. J. Swain
Orangemen
Bro
Robt. Greenway
J. 8. Kinnee
The Advantages of the Dauphin Agricultural Society Fair
Lloyd John Castle argues the Dauphin Agricultural Society fair boosts farming standards and social cohesion. He notes improved stock and implements, inspiring home arts, school pride, family entertainment, and district promotion, predicting a stronger 1925 fair.
Whitmore School Hosts Annual Macneil History Prizes
In Whitmore School on Thursday afternoon the annual Macneil history prizes were awarded to Irene Iredale and Edward Campbell from Grades 6 7 and up. Contestants included Leslie Malcovitch Lena Craig Viola Smith and Lydia Leisticke. The two books Romantic Canada were given for merit in material language and presentation. Inspector Walker presented the prizes the next day at the closing exercises in the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
W. J. Hen. Gersoz
Henderson
Canada
Siteu
Irene Iredale
Winnipeg
Edward Campbell
Nicholas Nickleby
Macneill
E. H. Walker
Little Mothers’ League
Health Department
Miss Street
Ivy Fry
Ethel Cadman
Nicholas
Billy Bendickson
Nicolas Nickleby
Bob Malcolm
Fanny
Dotheboys Hall
Squeers
Big John Browdie
Evelyn Gorby
Fanny Squeers
Alex Weir
Wackford
Lydia Liestiko
Matilda Price
John Browdie
Jean Henderson
John
Herschell Botfield
Rex Malthouse
Leslie Malcovitch
Earl Chase
Roy Macpherson
Tony Cowton
Dickens
Wackfield Jr
Yorkshire
England
M. Hamilton
Whitmore School
H. N. Macneil
Lena Craig
Viola Smith
Lydia Leisticke
Inspector Walker
Long Distance Bird Race Out of Quill Lake Sask
The last race from Quill Lake Sask took place Saturday the 20th over 191 miles air line. Birds released at 12:50 noon. First bird reached home in 4 hours 59 minutes 25 seconds, 30 seconds ahead of escend. Winners: 1st J Williams 1104.5 ypm. 2nd and 3rd J Bladon 1104.4 ypm. 4th D Robb. 5th L Hinds. 6th W May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill Lake
Sask
J. Williams
J. Bladon
Winnipeg visitor stops in Dauphin en route Saskatchewan
Miss Thelma Nix of Winnipeg visits Dauphin at W. M. Jackson’s home on the way to Tisdale and Keppel Sask. The War Memorial committee acknowledges a donation from the Daughters and Maids of England. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Dickason of Regina visit H. M. Park and family in Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Nix
Winnipeg
Dauphin
W. M. Jackson
Tisdale and Keppel
Sask
War Memorial Committee
England
Geo Dickason
Willis
Regina
H. M. Park
Dauphin Agricultural Society Fairs Promote Education
The Dauphin area, a strong farming district, emphasizes a Fair Day spirit to turn fairs into educational holidays. The Agricultural Society aims to showcase produce, advertise markets, and connect buyers, keeping community interest alive for the yearly fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin
Fair prepares westbound transport and barn addition
The fair directorate arranged passenger transport to the west for Saturday night July 11. A new barn on the fair grounds expands cattle capacity by 60 head and a band arrangements topic was discussed at the Saturday directors meeting. The racing program includes open and pony heats on July 11. The Women's Hospital Aid will run the No. 1 lunch booth for three days to fund a new hospital. A Children's Health conference on July 10–11 will operate on the ground floor for comfort, with Dr. Douglas of Winnipeg examining children and diplomas awarded by the Provincial Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturon
Women’s Hospital Aid
Douglas
Winnipeg
Provincial Board of Health
Dauphin Lawn Bowling Club Opens Likely Popular Venue
The Dauphin Lawn Bowling club opened Friday June 19 with about fifty members and many visitors. Mayor Palmer praised the club and the railways for forging friendly town and railway ties. Superintendent P. Johnson promised aid and free grounds for townsmen and railway workers as the Presidents vs Vice Presidents match began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Lawn
Palmer
Cameron
P. Johnson
C.N. Railways
Dr. Bishop
Gunne
Rev. Duncan
T T. Wilson
Bishop Gunne Ee Duncan Wilson
Steen Hilme
Connor Watson
Wasbinder Hawkins
Dauphin Soldier Settlers To Receive Special Consideration
Ottawa June 22 Returned soldier settlers in the Dauphin district and the district between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba will get special consideration as government begins an investigation into the need for a general land reevaluation. Hon J A Robb announced this in the commons during a speech on a relief bill for these settlers. The measure covers implements and received broad western support though calls for wider aid were voiced. The bill passed a second reading and is to be examined further before a third reading. The note also mentions a June 18 Free Press article on the old twin turreted cathedral of St Boniface and a 1858 photo showing Red River settlement life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Lloyd John Castle
Addie Stark
Dauphin
Frances E. Jenkins
Kelwood
John Lawszyn
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Manitoba
Agricultural Society
Ottawa
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Manitoba
J. A. Robb
Immigration and Colonization
Free Press
St. Boniface
Red River
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Lake Dauphin
Blue Bird Orchestra
T. Frank Malcolm
Grace United Church
T. Neville
Eer
Bae On
Mrs. T. Neville
Lake Notes
Cer Patter
Cuff & Smith
Dauphin Pigeon Club
Jacent
Ation
Wilfrid Pocklington
Main St. North
Dauphin - Man
Sockeye
Crosse & Blackwell's
Texas
John Gardner
Pentecostal Assemblies OF Dauphin
Harry C. Hautchison
Ashville
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