Dauphin Council Passes Action Against London Guarantee
The Dauphin town council authorized and instructed solicitors to sue the London Guarantee and Accident Company Limited to recover defalcations by former Secretary-Treasurer J. W. Johnston up to the bond guarantees. The motion also indemnified the municipal commissioner against costs. A June 20, 1929 resolution is certified. The meeting also covered tourist camp improvements, power supply talks with Grandview, restaurant license approvals, and a ninth annual plowing match with Robert Reilly winning multiple honors.
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Kotsen
Coun
Brewer
Taylor
Dauphin
Coun King Thai
Mesers
Metlier and Katz
Court of King’s Bench
London Guarantee and Accident Company
J. W. Johnston
W F& Royson
Treas
Grandview
Shortreed
Mclean and
Bowes
Ganfer
Vie Power
J. J Crowe Co. Ltd
Win
Gurr
Lovering Park
John Powncsarck
Nick Zenehysyn
John Swediski
Peter Gornick
Alex Kozy
Canadian National Rail
Funeral for Winnipeg Pioneer John W. Poyntz
John W. Poyntz pioneer citizen of Winnipeg died Sunday in Winnipeg. The funeral was held Monday at the Russell House hotel business career spanned 18 years at Main and Graham. He also ran hotels in Carberry and Dauphin and retired 20 years ago. Survived by son Harry Poyntz Waldorf apartments. wife predeceased him.
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John W. Poyntz
Winnipeg
Poyntz
Canada
Ireland
Toronto
McVicar’s Express Company
Dominion Express
St. Paul
Countess of Dufferin
Brandon
CPLR
Russell House
Main St
Graham Ave
Carberry
Dauphin
Harry Poyntz
Waldorf
St James Church Manse Announces Final Service Under Old Name
Dear readers, the St James Church will hold its last gathering as St James congregation on June 30. A Communion Service is planned for the morning with a preparatory service on Friday, and the evening service will be the final event under the present name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
St. James
Turnover in Conservative Candidate's Caravan Near Brandon
A nine mile north of Brandon a car carrying Robt Ferguson MLA C N McDonald Farrell and W Hicks rolled over on unfinished greasy highway near a six foot bank. All occupants escaped injury and reached their convention. The Ford was later confiscated, car slightly damaged.
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Brandon
Robt. Ferguson
C. N. McDonald
Farrell
W. Hicks
Ferguson
Mecca
Winnipeg Board of Trade motor trip to Dauphin discussed
The Tourist Traffic committee will meet Friday at 12 30 in Hudson's Bay dining room to discuss the Young Men's section's participation in the Dauphin trip on Saturday July 13. About 45 reservations have been made by senior board members with more expected, and boards of trade along the route will join the goodwill trip to the northern town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Dauphin
Hudson's Bay Company
Boards of Trade
Winnipeg Tribune
Recital at Miss Irme Struthers Home Receives Praise
On Tuesday evening June 25 Miss Irme Struthers hosted a successful home recital with pupils performing creditably after patient tuition. A silver Vanity case was presented as thanks, followed by a dainty lunch. The Roblin Elks Carnival is set for July 1 with entertainment for all.
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Irme Struthers
Miss Struthers
Billy Bell
Billy Waliwin
Alta Arnold
Ruth Bowman
Hanging Gardens
Tom Everall
Donna King
Angus Mulligan
Effie Robb
Lena Robson
Valetia
Ronald Mulligan
Jetty Robb
Jean Oliphant
Katrina
Melody
Marietta Mathesos
Lernice McLean
Plecy
Ferm Pipher
Phyllis Allen
Edith Robson
Walter Darrech
Sparkiess
Evelyn Buchannon
Betty Eastman
Dauphin Boy Found Safe After Daylong Search at Riding Mountain
Philip Smordin, 16, wandered from his parents during a picnic at Durston Park near Riding Mountain. Dozens of volunteers including Boy Scouts and provincial police searched by land and vehicle until he reappeared at the Carruthers home exhausted but unharmed. His parents thank all who aided, including the lunch providers.
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Dauphin
Philip Smordin
J. ‘Smordin
Durston Park
Sgt. Renton
A. B. Howell
Philip
Carruthers
Horse Judging at Dauphin Fair to Start July 11
The Horse Committee of the Dauphin Agricultural Society announces judging in horse classes will begin at 3 o'clock sharp on the first day of the fall July 11. All exhibits must be on the grounds by 10 a.m. that day. For the first time the five livestock judges will serve for three days instead of two as exhibit numbers rise.
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The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Grace United Church Farewell Gathering for Middletons
Grace United Church and friends of Rev F C Middle ton plan a farewell on the Hawkins lawn next Friday evening with a backup Grace Church venue if weather turns. Pauphin delegates to the Brandon Conservative Convention include M L A R G Ferguson and E N McGirr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Middleton
Grace United Church
F. C. Middleton
Roland
Robert Hawkins
Grace Church
Public school closing exercises feature choirs and trophies
In the town hall Principal W. J. Henderson presided as over 300 pupils and many parents attended the senior public schools closing. Students from McKenzie Smith Jackson Whitmore and Gordon schools performed choral and solo numbers under various teachers. Awards included Macneill medal to Lloyd Bush Elks shield to Rovers and junior league cup to Smith Jackson. Fazil, a William Fox special, is set for Dauphin Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Henderson
McKenzie Schhool
Miss Cooper
Miss Barker
Miss Jones
Smith-Jackson School
Rockaby
Whitmore
Roberts
Earl Hamilton
Mackenzie School
John Peel
Smith-Jackson
Henderson
Helen Bell
Edinburgh
David Flemming
St. James’ United Church
Macneill
Lloyd Bush
Muate
A. Katz
Elks Lodge
Elks
Rovers
Frank Barker
J. Delmage
Philip Andrachuk
Geo. Reid
Magistrate Hawkins Handing Stringent Traffic Convictions
Indications show lawbreakers in automobile traffic will face strict treatment. In the past week 16 defendants appeared before Magistrate Hawkins charged with various offences and all were convicted. Fines and costs ranged from 14.75 to 175 dollars, with nine cases for running stop signs, two for other traffic bylaw breaches, and five under the Manitoba Vehicle Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Death of Samuel Brennan in Dauphin at 70
Samuel Brennan died Friday June 21 in Dauphin after 22 years in the town. He was born in Scotland and worked in the C N R shops. His wife preceded him two years ago. Funeral at Farrells Parlors Monday with Rev F C Middleton officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery with pallbearers Chas May Donald McArthur J C Spencer M Thompson Cecil West A F Glennon. Survived by stepson Jas Nichol and daughter Mrs Harry Pearson, both of Dauphin. Late show at the Dauphin Theatre Saturday The Woke of the City starts last time at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brennan
Dauphin
Brennan
Scotland
C.N.R
Farrell
F. C. Middleton
Riverside Cemetery
Chas. May
Donald McArthur
J. C. Spencer
M. Thompson
Cecil West
A. F. Glennon
Jas. Nichol
Harry Pearson
The Bucket Business Closed By Provincial Police Action
A drought driven closure ends the beach oasis as a stern provincial police sergeant and aides shut the operation. Thirsty patrons must settle for tea or lemonade from thermos bottles or stay away. Citizens connected to the Bucket fear heavy damages for future offences.
Lochead Receives Farewell Gift at St Andrew’s London Ontario
Informal congregation meeting at St Andrew’s Church London Ontario on June 17 presented Rev A W Lochead with a $250 purse as he leaves for Dauphin Manitoba. Ladies Club gifted Mrs Lochead. Lochead recalls 22 years in New Hunan China and Regina prior to Canada. He will join United Church of Dauphin on August 2 and conduct services August 4. He preaches at St Augustine Winnipeg July 21 and will be in Dauphin around that date.
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St. Andrew's Church
London
Ont
Ai. Church Hall
A. W. Lochead
Dauphin
Man
Ladies
Lochead
New Honan
China
Canada
Regina
St. Augustine
Winnipeg
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Charlie Ying
Hum Gee
Mark Wah Jong
Brown and Halley
Mike Tundiak
Robt. Wilson
Robert Reilly
Ochre River
Dauphin District
Jas. Blair
Robt Reilly
William Themson
Geo. McVicars
Portage la Prairie
Portage Plains
Chas Hamilton
Wm. Norton
Clase
Rebt. Reilly
Wm. Strang
Gerald Reilly
Wm. Hamilton
Geo. Towner
Jules Lecompte
Wm. Tierney
Chas
Hamilton
Wilson
Strang
Jules Lacompte
W. PD
R. Reilly
Robt. Reilly
ST. John the Baptist
Ste. Rose-du-Lac
Ste. Rose
St. BonifAce
ST James
Manse
Childrens
Jungs
Onsy
DR. Carter
Oxford
Boot
Roblin
Ochre
Paramount Six Orchestra
Dance Dauphin
Lost
Bush
Pauphin
R. G. Ferguson
M.L.A
E. N. McGirr
John Gardner
Jas. L. Bowman
W. R. MceCormack
O. Abraham
Herman Pearce
Gilbert Plains Agricultural Hall
Arnett’s Orchestra
Gents
Alli
Fazil
William Fox
Dauphin Theatre
Rev
A. N. Coupe Ltd
Stanfields Novasilk
Dimity
E. D. Smith
Majestic
Roseland Gardens
Ed. Robson
Para
DR. Lochead
Dauphin Plains U.F.M
Dauphin Plains
Coulthard
His
United Stores Limited
Post's
Kellogg’s
Sunkist
Florida
Premium
Harris
Royal Crown
McDonald & Oliphants
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