YRIMBLE CAPTURES GRAND AGGREGATE AT BONSpiel
Nine forms entered from outside points for Dalphin's seventh annual bonspiel, but the focal group held their own. Prizes awarded to Trimble, Heap, Kay, and others. banquet and church address closed a week of curling with heavy local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalphin
Onstash T
Dung
Grandview
Cameron Heap
Kay
McCreary
N. G. Trimbie
L. A. Johnston
G. H. Merton
Geo. Tritschiar
J. E Waliwin
G. Whaley
G. Vanebinder
W. Hey
W. Hobson
H. W. Heaslip
B. J. M. Strong
Ted Coffey
K. K R. Dunn
N. Bowes
J. Hume
F. Webb
Citizens Lst
N. G. Trimble
Geo. Truechier
R. Brown
Skip
W. Dawson
H Caldwell
C. Fi
A. Watson
R. G. Watson
Cecil Bryce
Carl Cox
Geo. Hume
L. S. Curtis
J. E. Ramaden
Merchants Ist
O. E. Heaslip
W. Espien
J. N. McFadden
M. Machon
Geo. Tritachier
J. Barker
Ed Mitchell
J. Veal
W. Norton
G. Kay
H. R. In
B. Angus
B. Steen
R. E. MacPherson
Geo. Mackey
Mr. McGirr
MCA
W. J. Harrington
J. J. Crowe
J. R. Gunne
W Burns
Portage la Prairie
J. Vance
B. Parker
Gilbert Plains
Morgan
W. Caldwell
Neville
Archie
Saint
Hero
Joab
David
Resignation, funerals, and court actions in Dauphin
Multiple local items outline the death of Mrs. Mary McArthur in Dauphin aged near 100, marriage and family history across Ontario Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and funeral details. Also reported are the resignation of Rev. Duncan Ritchie from the Baptist Church and several court cases involving game acts and moose meat penalties. A broom ball match between St James Brotherhood and the Taxis ends 4 2 with notable players named.
Education and Taxation Address At Local Council Meeting
The March meeting of the Local Council of Women was held in the rest room on Monday evening. President Mrs. Bready presided. Mrs. D. D. McDonald delivered an instructive talk on Education and Taxation, covering education control and equipment and taxation with Manitoba facts and figures and Murray commission recommendations. Mr. D. D. McDonald explained the link by law to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women
Bready
D. D. McDonald
Manitoba
Murray Commission
Miniota
Curling as Life Lesson with Joab Job and Courage
A preacher links curling to character and religion. He cites Joab and Job to show resilience under pressure. The talk emphasizes cooperation sacrifice and moral guidance in sport and life, ending with faith in Jesus Christ and universal victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Joab
Job
Jesus Christ
Manitoba Wheat Pool canvass drives expansion across province
Canvassers will seek new Manitoba Wheat Pool and Coarse Grain Pool members in the district and across the province. The Wheat Pool reports over 20 000 members in Manitoba and expects thousands more as campaigns proceed, with Western Canada nearing 92 000 members and Saskatchewan joining spring drives to surpass 100 000. A large Conservative rally at Alonso in Ste Rose du Lac saw leaders Major F G Taylor and Hamelin urge a united programme promising stable government, receiving enthusiastic cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Wheat Pool
Manitoba
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alonso
Ste. Rose du Lac
F. G. Taylor
K-C
Hamelin
Ste. Rose
Fire destroys rural Manitoba home near Winnipegosis
A Friday fire four miles west of Winnipegosis gutted the Wasyl Campbell residence. By the time the family discovered it the blaze had engulfed the house, making any salvage impossible and leaving the occupants with only moments to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipegosis
Wasyl Campbell
Vital Statistics for Dauphin Second Half of 1924
The local registrar records for the Dauphin area show 71 births, 26 marriages, and 23 deaths in the second six months of 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Salt Point man charged with grievous bodily harm
Joe Alix of Salt Point near Winnipegosis is charged with causing grievous bodily harm to Ethel Webb on the 27th of 1925. A preliminary hearing revealed intoxication and violent acts ending with shots fired and Webb left barefoot in freezing conditions. Webb remains in hospital. Alix was committed for trial with legal counsel J. Eb Fowman for the defense and C. S A. Rogers for the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alix
Salt Point
Winnipegosis
Ethel Webb
Alix
Ali
J. Eb Fowman
K.C
C. S A. Rogers
Crown
Dauphin Short Course Draws Unexpected Numbers
The Dauphin short course draws large crowds with 51 outside registrations and strong town attendance for boys stock judging, talks by Professors Wood Herner and others, and debates on livestock care, with a public meeting planned March 9 to discuss the rink by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
McKillican, Brown and Thomson
John Strachan
Dominion Shorthorn Association
Savage
Strachan
Canada
Clark Barn
G. Wood
Town Hall
M. C. Herner
Wood
M C. Herner
Professor Wood
Herner
Ao IE
Beys’ Jude'ne
Rotary Club Calls Public Meeting on Kating Rink By Law
The Rotary Club invites Dauphin citizens to a public meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in the G W V A hall. The round table discussion precedes a larger public gathering planned for Monday evening next to inform residents about the rink by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Rotary Club
Dauphin
Sharp
G.W.V.A
Fire destroys Mulligan's garage at Grandview
A gas flame ignited a blaze Wednesday at Mulligan's garage behind McLean's hardware in Grandview, destroying eight autos. The town's brigade and residents fought the fire, aided by calm winds that prevented wider damage. Separately, Mrs. Thos. Pollen died after illness at her Mair Street home. Born in Elmvale Ontario in 1864, she married in 1876 and moved west, living near Minnedosa and Dauphin before retiring to town in 1913. She leaves her husband, three sons, seven grandchildren, a sister and a brother. Funeral at Presbyterian church Friday at 2:20 pm with Riverside cemetery interment. Also noted this week a second pooled wheat payment of 35 cents per bushel, projected to total about $56,000 for the Dauphin district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McArthur
Thomas Playford
Dauphin
Chauncey
Biggar
Sask
Yorkshire
England
Canada
Peterboro
Ontario
Wellesley
Ont
Manitoba
Playford
Robert McArthur
McArthur
Grandview
Mulligan
McLean’s Hardware
Thos. Pollen
Mair St
South
Clanwillem
Minnedosa
Theamily
Pollen
Mrs. Ritchie
Elmoate
John Furlong
Ochre River
Edgar
J. Arthur
Thomas H
Presbyterian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Dance in Pollen Hall Under LOBA Aegis
In Pollen Hall a dance will be held on Monday March 16 under the LOBA auspices. Good music and lunch served. Everyone welcome. Admission is 50 cents.
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Pollen Hall
The
Lo.b.a. Good Music
Reward Offered for Poisoning Dogs in Dauphin Town
Dauphin Kennel Club offers a substantial reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone who poisons dogs in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Dauphin Kennel Club
Old-Timers Banquet Set For March Thirteenth
The Old-Timers Banquet will be held Friday March 13 in the G W V A Hall Invitations are issued. Open to Dauphin residents since 1893 or earlier not on the list may attend. Tickets cost 1.60 dollars. For information call E C Batty at 155.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W.V.A
Dauphin
E. C. Batty
Dauphin Rotary Club Names Officers for Upcoming Year
The Dauphin Rotary Club has elected officers for the ensuing year with Jim Campbell as President. Directors named are Roy Watt Harry Crimes Harry Bewell and Wilf Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Rotary Club
Jim Campbell
Roy Watt
Harry Crimes
Harry Bewell
Wilf. Robson
Government considers 10 months course for Manitou and Dauphin schools
Hon. Charles Cannon, minister of education, said Friday government is considering a 10 months course for the third class normal schools at Manitou and Dauphin, expanding from the current five months. The plan, likely to start July 1, may shift inspectors to other duties and require two or more new principals with funding from the extended courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitou
Dauphin
Charles Cannon
Ladies Curling Bonspiel Lifts Dauphin Rinkto Bright Etiquette
Women curlers bring colorful flair and strong play to a Dauphin bonspiel. Visiting rinks include Mrs Stuckey and Miss Youngston from Gilbert Plains while locals name a long list of Dauphin and area players. Four events prize Hopwood Trophy the Citizens Blue Ribbon and Consolation with a new silver cup. A luncheon at the Presbyterian church featured music and speeches and was hosted by the Dauphin Club for visiting teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuckey
Caldwell
Morton
Youngston
Gilbert Plains
Cameron
Mulligan
Grandview
Hunter
Brown
Messrs. Hopwood’s Ltd
Ladies’ Curling Club
Dauphin
Dauphin Club
Presbyterian Church
Beetham
Padley
Tritschler
Bishop
Cox
Connor
Winnipeg
McCreary
Minitonas
Debating league to hold second debate at Mackenzie school
The second debate of the local debating league takes place Friday at Mackenzie school auditorium. The Presbyterian church group upholds the affirmative against the Normal school in a topic declaring modern civilization a failure. The Collegiate Literary Society provides the program as the debate starts promptly at 7 45 p m. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie School
Normal School
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
The
Presbyterian Church
Collegiate Literary Society
Orage al Eo
Wtagg Ae Og
Crags
D.C.1
Rotary Club
H. E. Bewell
G. H. Palmer
Civil case shows faithful stewardship in estate dispute
Judge Bonnycastle presided as Frank Stewart representing the John Stewart estate sought 525 from Alex Thompson. Thompson proved he bore costs and settled assets for Stewart’s mother, earning the judge’s praise as a faithful steward. A counter claim awarded Thompson 250 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnycastle
Frank Stewart
Grandview
John Stewart
Alex Thompson
Thompson
McGirr
Stewart
Debating Shield Awarded to Grade X at D C School
The DC Literary Society held a February 27 debate between Grades IX and XI on cross word puzzles. Grade XI won the contest, with judges Rev D Ritchie Rev P Duncan and Mr W N Ball presiding. Grade X captured the debating shield for 1924 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society of the
D.C
Wm. Carmichael
Addie Stark
Dauphin Dramatic Society Donates to War Memorial Fund
At the annual meeting held on Mared ith the Dauphin Dramatic Society, a motion passed authorizing the treasurer to send a cheque for 50 dollars as a donation to the War Memorial fund.
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The
Dauphin Dramatic Society
Maredith
War Memorial Fund
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C.N.R
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Duncan Ritchie
D. Ritchie
Ritchie
Medora
Mineral Creek
Houston
Hawkins
King
Lawrence Hurst
C. D. Bates
Hurst
A. Rogers
Hugh Long
Roges
Harold Reesor
Mr. Rogers
TUXIS
St. James’ Brotherhood
Taxis
Ernest
Teenarines
Jim Malcolm
Watt Henderson
Jack Ball
Jake Isaacovitch
Clarence Tibbetts
Art Johnston
Elmer Thompson
Brotherhood
W. N. Ball
Local Council OF Women
W. J. Harkness
Thos. Pollon
Rotary Clus
A H. Lepper
Methodist Church
Wilfrid Pocklington
Main St. North
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