Provincial Elks Hold Annual District Convention in Dauphin
The Rebekah District No. 15 meeting in Dauphin drew about sixty-five members with Mrs. G. D. Shertreed in the chair. Delegates from Roblin Grandview Gilbert Plains and Dauphin plus over thirty Elks from Manitoba attended the provincial convention with officers including Grand Exalted Ruler Dr Wm E Spankie and Grand Secretary-Treasurer Col Royal Burritt. A banquet at Rex Cafe and social degree work followed the day’s sessions.
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Rebekahistrict No. 15
Roblin
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
LOCOF
G. D. Shertreed
Assembly
C. Buckley
Brandon
E. Todd
Pam
Tce
Saite Ie
Dauphin Iodge
Rex Cafe
Manitoba
Elks’ Association
Dauphin Lodge
Manitoba Elks’ Association
Grand Lodge
Wm. E. Spankie
Calgary
Col
Royal Burritt
D.S.O
Winnipeg
Collegiate Issues Promotion List From Local School
Supplemental examinations will be written the first week in September. Honours and Pass lists name students across grades ten to eleven and nine to ten, including Ritchie Gordon Merrick Helen McKinnon and others with grades from 80 to 100 and 67 to 79.
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Ritchie
Gordon
Merrick
Helen
McKinnon
Gladys
McFadden
John
Rampton
Claude
Stevens
Norma
Atkin
Horace
Brickman
Roy
Little
Adam
Bullock
McArthur
Kathleen
Ayers
Eunice
Hazell
Grace
Carver
Isabel
Jackson
Roscoe
Ray
Irwin
Vacentiuk
Mary
Wilkinson
Naida
Campbell
George
Jean
Walker
Margaret
Blakey
Alma
Allbright
Howard
Burr
Lorraine
Farrell
Rita
Fowler
Hazel
Hafenbrak
Gertrude
Horburgh
Nick
King
Donna
McKee
Miller
Merna
Simpson
Ruth
Bell
Tom
Brooks
Bert
Durston
Allan
Fair
Freda
Inkster
Amy
Kennedy
Joe
Girls Injured As Elk Stop Road On Park Route
On June 19 two girls crossing Riding Mountain near Lake Audy from Strathclair to Dauphin encountered a band of elk that blocked the road. The driver swerved into a tree, wrecking the car. both girls crawled out bruised and bleeding and walked toward Dauphin for two hours until rescue. Ruby Chessum, 19, of Strathclair required stitches for a split lip. her companion was only slightly injured.
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Strathclair
Dauphin
National Park
Lake Audy
John Strang
Ruby Chessum
Dauphin Pioneers Hold Reunion and Picnic Saturday
Old timers of the Dauphin district gathered at Fisher's Grove near Gartmore to renew ties with settlers who arrived by 1895. Attendees included Harry B. Whitmore and Charlie McDonald, both from 1884, with Whitmore recently marking a milestone birthday. The event featured old fashioned contests, pie eating, and a town versus country baseball game highlighting eighty year old Jake Cathers on third base, with plans for annual reunions and a Dauphin Regional Fair promotion offering a free farm chance with admission tickets.
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Dauphin District
Fisher's Grove
G&rtmore
Pioneer's Association
Harry B. Whitmore
Charlie McDonald
Whitmore
Jim McLaughlin
Dick Hughes
Jake Cathers
H. B. Whitmore
Alex Bliss
Bob Ferguson
Ed. Porter
Jim
William Buchannon
Dave Bruce
Geo. Carruthers
Geo
Dauphin Clerk R. M. Cardiff Ends His Life
R M Cardiff longtime Dauphin County Court Clerk and school board secretary treasurer was found dead beside his car on a by road three miles south of Dauphin. The death ruled suicide after a revolver was found at the scene. Cardiff aged 62 had not been well recently and left office around 1 30 pm Friday. His body was discovered Saturday morning after a search led by RCMP officers. He was born in Brussels Ontario and had lived in Dauphin since 1894. His first wife was Marion Beauchamp.
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R. M. Cardiff
Cardiff
Robert
R.C. M.P
G. W. Rogers
Court House
Royal and
Klapecki
R.C.M.P
Mark
Brussels
Ontario
Brandon
Dominion Field Day Draws Interest at Dauphin Farm
A large turnout at the Dominion Illustration Station Field Day near Dauphin, weather ideal, featured M. J. Tinline of the Brandon Experimental Farm discussing a six year crop rotation at A. E. French’s farm. The event highlighted weed control, hay and grain balance, and alfalfa yields with multiple cuttings since 1923.
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Dominion
Dominion Department of Agriculture
A. E. French
Dauphin
M. J. Tinline
Brandon
French's
Fire destroys 100 cords at Dauphin wood yard
A Friday evening blaze at Dauphin's municipal woodyard destroyed over 100 cords of dry poplar. Firefighters fought for three hours to stop spread, with 2000 cords total in the yard. Cause unknown, investigation underway. Loss estimated at 350 for wood plus 85 in firefighting costs.
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Dauphin
Riding Moun
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