Northern Municipalities Propose Drainage District Plan
Delegates from Gilbert Plains Massey River Ethelbert and Dauphin meet in Dauphin to discuss flood control. Engineer Sharpe outlines drainage options and the group backs forming a Drainage District with petitions due by July 16 1922 to the secretary treasurer for government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lihelbert
Massey River
Gilbert Plains
Imuphin
Dauphin
Thuredey
Ethelbert
H Durston
Tuceer
W KE Bochanas
D J. Abraham
Paul Lewrys
Mike Demtchuk
H A Alley
Gilbert Piains
J. A. Gorby
D N Sharpe
Thomas T Wilsen
Reeve Esglen
Sharpe
D MelLean
Pachkowski
Local teams triumph in high‑scoring Valley football clash
One of the best games in the Valley saw the Dauphin Beavers lose 4–1 to the local team. The Beavers impressed with pep and sportsmanship, while the home side earned provincial ambitions with steady play and strong support from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin “Beavers
Dauphin Boys
Swan Hiver
Schools Close for Summer Vacation
Public schools end term Friday with entrance and collegiate exams wrapping up midweek. The district hires teachers for 1922 23 term including principals Henderson Deimage and Whitmore plus multiple featured staff as vacancies remain in the Collegiate and public school divisions.
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Winnipeg
Bogis
Star
Henderson
Principel Deimage
Miasad Tab
Misa M McDonald
L Weaver
Poole
M Hamilton
G Cooper
Mise
Whitmore
A G Chapman
G. Whitmore
B Bawdon
Miller
D. Stocker
Strathclair
Edith Andrew
Kamiota
E. M. Hoss
Elgin
Bertha Norton
Luton
Manitoba Dissolves Legislature Sets July Election Date
Premier T Norris announces dissolution of the Manitoba legislature. Election day is set for Tuesday July 15 in most constituencies, with The Pas excluded. Nominations run July 8 as the interval to polling is extended to ten days by a recent bill.
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Manitoba
Pas
T . Norris
Returning Officers Appointed and Local Crime Updates
Dauphin Jas. Norton and Ethelbert W Barry are named returning officers. In Ste Rose, Emile Lesaster and Roblin W J Westwood face cases. Gilbert Plains hints at housebreaking and theft. A Mink Creek man is charged with rape and remanded. Two Gilbert Plains youths await speedy trial for housebreaking. Incidents include a Gerald Hudson burglary and a Glencairn shop theft. indecent acts fines issued in Ste. Rose.
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Dauphin
Jas
Norton
Ethelbert—W. Barry
Sifton
Gilbert Plains
H Bedford
Ste
Rose Emile Lesaster
Ste Rose Roblin
W J. Westwood
Harry Bihun
Mink Creek
PP. M. Hawkins
Leanycastie
Gerald Hudson
Rheaume
Ste. Rose du Lac
Paul Koszak
P.M. Robt. Rae
Roblin
Fred Farion
Simpson
Glencairn
Dauphin Fair Opens With Rich Livestock Exhibits
The Dauphin Fair runs July 6 to 9 with entries from J D McGregor bringing 30 Aberdeen Angus, W J McComb a carload of Red Polled, H L Edwards Jerseys and Crawford and Son White faces. L Zachary submits 38 sheep. Dauphin Ochre River enter twice in Six Horse class. Grandview Gilbert Plains Neepawa join light horse entries. Bern Sardi’s Midway arrives with rides. “Two Kings” act and Montezuma Bros. provide evening entertainment. A Baby Conference with Dr O J Day will be held. Boys Stock Judging and Scout camp activities featured. Poultry building enlarged for 1600 birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Fair
J.D McGregor
Aberdeen-Angus
W. J. McComb
Beresford
H. L. Edwards
Souris
Crawford and Son
Pipestone
L. Zachary
Pratt
Dauphin
Ochre River
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Neepawa
Eaton
Lemon
Winslow
O. J Day
Winnipeg
Fair Grounds
Weather Turmoil Wreaks Havoc Across Regions
Travelers report rain and hail damage near Portage la Prairie and surrounding districts. Widespread destruction likened to a whale’s work, with a year’s progress wiped out in one night. Estimates say a week to complete loss assessments.
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Portage la Franie
Veterans Draw for Riding Mountain Reserve Land
The Dominion Government opened 125.4 acre parcels in Riding Mountain Reserve for veterans and dependents. A 442 parcel draw at Dauphin town hall selected first choices for 218 participants, with Viola Smith announcing winners and land offices processing entries over two days. First names drawn included A A Kingdom J Eewasink H Young J Robinson W Moore E F Jowlett and O A Kirk.
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Riding Mountain
Strevel
Lake Audy
McCreary
Donganion
He Lerritory
F. J. Freer
Soldiers Setiement Board of
Manitoba
W. J. Smith
KR. W. Gyies
FC. Rice
R. M. Donald
H. E Lys
F Forsythe
Frst
Viola Smith
Dauphin
Dominion Lands
A. A. Kingdom
J. Eewasink
H. Young
J. Robinson
W Moore
E. F. Jowlett
O. A. Kirk
O. A. Kirk. the Land Office
Closing Exercises Highlight School Year Grades V to VIII
Friday events showcased daily work through music and a Canadian history themed literary program. Evangeline Cummings won top honors for her War of 1812-14 essay while Miss Street and Principal Henderson received praise for health and teaching efforts.
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Inspector Walker
Miss Cadima
H. N. Maccneill
John A. Macdonald
Florence Verkins
Isaac Brock
Irene Lusk
Lord Selkirk
Dorothy Bewell
The
Hudson Bay Company
Reta Shuttleworth
Evangeline Cummings
Laura Secord
Dimyle Park
Messrs
Padley
Neville
Hawkins
Miss Street
Henderson
Peony Show Promises Annual Event Despite Rain
The Peony Show attracted hundreds of visitors despite a steady downpour. Exhibits showcased rare blooms and large blooms measuring up to seven inches. Several local exhibitors and the Horticultural Society shared credit for the successful event and distribution of cultivation leaflets.
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Dupsins
Luis Wik
Messrs
Hansay Wright Ltd
Willie tLiere
Horticultural Society
Imanhy
Crop Prospects Bright in District Despite Tornado Damages
Herald correspondents report crops very promising across the district with strong growth after recent rain. Tornado damages in Portage and area total about 875000 dollars, with losses to holdings near 675000 and insured claims about 200003 to date.
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Herald
Portage
Vancouver Report On James Weatherhead Fatal Electric Rail Accident
Later information from Vancouver indicates James Weatherhead was crushed to death in an accident on the electric railway where he was employed at the time.
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Vancouver
James Weatherhead
Dominion Day observance to close town stores Saturday
Dominion Day on July 1st falls on Saturday this week. Retail merchants held a Monday meeting and decided to observe the holiday with business places closed. Stores will open for business Friday evening.
Gravel order speeds town gravelling on Front Street
The town ordered about two yards of gravel from the Canadian National Railway for delivery. The first train arrived Monday and is being spread quickly on Front Street east by A. E. Prentice, who completed a town contract in 192. The council decided to finish gravelling this year before freeze up to achieve better results.
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Canadian National Railway
Front Street
A. E. Prentice
Dauphin Plains Ladies Social and Cooking Sale
The Dauphin Plains Ladies Auxiliary held a social and cooking sale at Mrs. Grover L. Smith's home on Tuesday evening June 27. Receipts totaled 92.40 with many town residents in attendance. Hospital director Robt. Hawkins opened the event and Farmer-Labor candidate Geo H. Palmer spoke briefly. Attendees reported a pleasant evening and support for a good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Plains
Grover L. Smith
Robt. Hawkins
Geo H. Palmer
Farmer-Labor
Town Justice Tiny Fine Report from Local Court
N Paulitski fined $2.50 for traffic by law breach. John Whiteman fined $2 and $3.50 costs for discharge of sir eams within town. John Methven assessed $3.50 and costs for liquor offence. Juvenile Court let a rink break in attempt go repr mand. Several petty thefts under investigation. Washing on Howard Watson’s clothes line stripped Monday. Baird's smoked meats mentioned as town talk.
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N_ Paulitski
John Whiteman
John Methven
Howard Watson
Impressive Decoration Day Service at Cemetery
A large Dauphin gathering observed Decoration Day on Sunday June 25 marking the Great War dead. A parade from the Town Hall led to the cemetery with band, Scouts, and veterans. The service featured scripture, prayers, a Duncan address, graveside decorations, and hymns while veterans and local organizations were honored.
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Dauphin
Sue Igide
Boy Scouts and Cubs Veterans
Ile
I Dauphin
Rev. H. Barrett
Ensign Johnson
Philip Duncan
Elevanus Graves
J. W. Skinner
Berrett
J. McMurray
Pilaxyford
Vonchesson
W. Arnold
E. Arnold
P. Stelek
J Darke
Wo “Sen
L. Flemming
A. Sariy
J. Cathcart
J. Strasden
Mr. Duncan
Welaz
Europe
France
World Brotherhood
Canaries
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McMillan
Colbeck
J. Colbeck
King
Bulmer
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Hicks
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Fowler
Ferris
Evanson
Reserve
Geo. Falconer
Baseball
Iseman
Bell
Carmichael
McDonald
Chute
Slobodzian
Grant
Martin
Office Boys
Jonings
Jonings Collegiate 000 20 0001-5 Town-- Vozovilvo
Mulizan
Mulligan
White
Cox
Scrase
Ball
Allin
J. Walker
W Walker Morgas
Waters
Heard
Sidne
Mead
Patterson
Pere Town
Mountain Reserve
Whitmore School
Dauphin Fabie
Mackenzie School
Dennis Roberts
Eula Twos
Frank Barker
Earl Smith
Leonard Stelck
Betty Robinson
Graham Murray
Milfred Cochrane
Lorne Cummings
Helen Fulton
Leslie Steckly
Donald Johnston
Winnifred Robson
Buster Short
Margaret di Hame
Gordon Rowatt
Louise Warmouth
Lila Baggett
Elva Cole
Robbie Blackman
Arthur Swanton
Dan Cole
Frank Kustra
Rodney Harpham
Norma Hunter
Opal Porrester
Roy Kase
Jenny Harrett
Dorothy White
George Apps
Douglas Smith
Ada Abbrey
Bobbie Maria
Dela Court
George Rossen
Jimmy Marsh
Earl Dooley
Elgin Iredale
Peggie Rodgers
Russel Sharp
Margaret Ball
Kenneth Ingram
Adelle Neville
Verna Roselle
Beth Lorrey
Nora Reeves
Margaret Dewar
Jean Oliphant
Donna Roy
Aijice Seeley
Minnie Seeley
Hazel Boyce
Sybil Buckwold
Robert Kidd
Marguerit Heard
Myrtle MacPhee
Gordon Crowe
Elise Scrase
Gladys Pilgrim
Albert Early
Frances Hafenbach
Irwin Vasbinder
Dorothy Gordon
Agnes Wilson
Bruce Shields
Harry Slopen
Ruby Warmouth
Bernice Biles
Maisie
Local Police Court
Baird
Hupmobile
W. Arnett Grandview Hotel
George Palmer
Melton
Bar Centre
Pentecostal Assembly OF Dauphin
Apostolic Church of Pentecost
7Th Avenue
D.W
Ashvile
WM. Philips
B.V.D
Bryces Bread
Bryces
Bryce
Hood River
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware & Groceries
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