Town Council Keeps Lead On Relief Fund
A Monday town hall meeting reviewed how relief work should be organized, aiming to consolidate efforts and avoid gaps. The session highlighted the City Welfare Association as the sole public relief funder and under council control, with the Health and Relief Committee seeking help in clothing distribution and visiting cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagen
Kisiow
Citish Welfare Association
Sioning
Pwo
Hhe
Welfare Association
Elief
Cer
Agricultural Society Meeting Highlights and Finances
The regular monthly meeting at Municipal hall noted incomplete attendance and presence of Dr. Gunne. Committees reported gaps in prize list and misconduct by some. Advertising chair authorized printing arrangements. Mr. O B Heaslip served as treasurer with a 60 percent rate, praised by directors and exhibitors. Walter Gordon Crown Timber Inspector returned from a trip to the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunne
Hhall
O. BE. Heaslip
Heaslip
Hospital Annex Seen as Boon Despite Debts and Free Treatment
The hospital annex benefits the community but many patients expect free care. Debts owed to the institution have accumulated to 1600 dollars. A hospital directors meeting resolved that from March 8, a deposit and guarantee of payment of account will be required from patients before admittance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
February exam honors across Collegiate grades
The Collegiate announces honor standings for February exams across multiple grades. Notable students include Jack Wilson, Mildred Lund, Margaret Stark, Evelyn Simpson, Hazel Campbell, Estelle Whaley, and many others with scores ranging from the low 60s to the mid 90s, under Principal W. N. Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
Gees McDonald
Mildred Lund
Margaret Stark
Donalda Gatzi
Eadie Jeancovitch
Jean Malcolm
Evelyn Simpson
Matilda Presunka
Mary Wareway
Norma Malcolm
Lena Brown
Mary Walker
Ruth Eeplen
Howard Armstrong
Jack Ferguson
Irene Lusk
Dorothy Bewell
Kathleen Houston
Mary McDonald
Eleanor Steen
Lilian Lubiniecki
Edith Whitmore
Harry Gray
Ethel Whitney
Betty Williamson
Willie Stainton
Ada Brinkman
Ernest Kiddell
Rose Pay
Mary Lys
Grade
Edward Robson
Jack Johnston
David Hoy
Roy Cardiff
Robert Scott
Lee J. Lubiniecki
Jim Malcolm
Mike Ganezar
Earl Winters
Eugene Chorneyko
John Truxehler
Florence Harkness
Olive Buchanoon
Hazel Campbell
Estelle Whaley
Bessie Honeysett
Jessie Wallwin
Fern Pipher
Helen Lubiniecki
Margaret Stevenson
Lorraine Foster
Bernice May
Rachael Simpson
Bernice Gorby
Jessie Slobodzian
Emily Puchalski
Jean Kedale
Dorothy Goddard
Freda Seward
Clara Childs
Dauphin Board of Trade Reports New Campaign Starts
The Dauphin Board of Trade council met Monday morning at the secretary’s office with many new councillors present. Members welcomed a strong start to the membership drive and discussed representation at the Economic Conference in Winnipeg and the Swiss Industrial Fair in Basel. The Wheat Pool was discussed with H P Nicholson explaining its plan and noting Alberta’s first year success promising at least ten cents more per bushel.
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Dauphin Board of Trade
R. C. Smith
Thenaugurs
Bracken
Marlborough
Winnipeg
Montreal
Basie
Switzerland
J. W. Taylor
Dickson
United Partners of Manitoba
Dauphin Presbytery Holds Regular Biannual Meeting
The Dauphin Presbytery met at St James Church with full ministerial and elder attendance. Rev E Perich was elected moderator as Rev Robt Harvey presided, discussions covered student missionaries, summer appointments, and reports from Home Mission Foreign Mission and Property Committee.
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Dauphin
St. James Church
Pas
Swan River
Makinak
Robt. Harvey
Roblin
E. Perich
Ethelbert
Wood
Winnipeg
Philip Duncan
South Dauphin
Sifton
Renner
East Bay
Korketon
Makaroff
Mr. Cox
Umatilla
H. M
Dauphin Plains
Synodical Board
John Jackson
E. G. Smith
Gilbert Plains
Cormie
Jas. McKillop
Kenville
J. Jackson
Minitonas
Meeting on Wheat Pool Fairs Strong Farmer Support
A Monday evening gathering at the school drew many attendees despite poor roads and busy times. Harley Armstrong and Alex Ward volunteered to canvass the township for signatures while speakers Seale Nicholson and Parkinson from Winnipeg outlined the plan and urged farmers to back the pool as vital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Armstrong
Alex. Ward
Seale
P. Nicholson
Parkinson
Winnipeg
Birthday Party by Women’s Missionary Society
The Methodist church Women’s Missionary Society hosted a Birthday Party social featuring a History Pageant of Canada the Melting Pot. Characters included Brittania Cartier Early Missionaries Indians Red River Voyageur Spring Winter Jack Frost and others. Mrs. Neville described the figures as they passed. The program drew a large audience and raised over $50 for W.M.S. funds.
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Sdciety
Methodist Church
Canada
Jack Frost
Buttercup
Neville
Beer
School Program Schedule Changes Monitor Student Talent
After the discussion of business at Literary last Friday Grade 1xb presented Panto mine Five girls Dialogue Boys Violin Selections by the Humanophone and a Recitation by Ernest Soloman. One more program remains for Grade ixa on Friday the 21st as judges weigh which act will win the shield in the designated room. Miss Gertrude Bigham has begun studies in Grade xiii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sele
Clarence Chase
Humanophone
Ernest Soloman
Gertrude Bigham
What Next The Wood Comes In From East And West
A rural economy sketch shows wood from spruce birch and poplar entering town by river and lake. Shoppers buy cords for wives gowns and hardware pans while stores pay grocers druggists and shoe shops. Profits cycle to railroad workers as local trade sustains the town.
Ice carnival draws 300 with many in costume
A Wednesday rink carnival drew over three hundred skaters and spectators, seventy five in costume, despite poor ice from mild weather. Judges Mesdames Park and Stelck and Dr Tripp awarded prizes for best skater, costumes, and characters and note strong participation across boys and girls categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Park
Stelck
Tripp
Mickey Wick Lights Up Milwaukee Beer Bottle Mystery
In the What Next column Mickey Wick reveals a 29 year old Milwaukee beer bottle claim. The item rekindles town fame around the historic brew and its enduring allure.
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Mickey Wick
Milwaukee
Sapiro Cancelled Dauphin Visit Over Wheat Pool
Aaron Sapiro, famed co operation expert, was slated to visit Dauphin on March 3 but could not attend due to a summons to Chicago. It is hoped he will reschedule to discuss the Wheat Pool.
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Aaron Sapiro
Dauphin
Chicago
Sapiro
Dauphin Junior Hockey Team Heads to Winnipeg Series
The Dauphin junior squad left on No. 10 to meet the Winnipeg Junior Tigers in a two game set on artificial ice for the Manitoba Junior Championship. Players listed include D. McMaster B. Cameron G. Whitmore Jim Ball Geo Heard Francis Scrase Len Coyne Herbert Leach and manager L. B. Curtis.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
Tigers
Manitoba
D. McMaster
B. Cameron
G. Whitmore
Jim Ball
Geo. Heard
Francis Scrase
Len Coyne
Herbert Leach
Curtis
Manitoba Prohibition Talk Highlighted By W R Wood Visit
W R Wood visited Dauphin to press temperance measures as ministers and the public gathered at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches. He outlined liquor spending in Manitoba since September 22 and noted daily expenditures of about 21 thousand dollars, equating to 885 dollars per hour.
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W. R. Wood
Dauphin
Manitoba
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
J. A. Cormie
Manitoba Prohibition Alliance
Wood
Audien
Manitoba Jad
Mr. Wood
Victory Chapter Ball Delights Attendees at Town Hall
The February 29 ball hosted by the Victory Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star drew about two hundred guests at the Town Hall. The venue featured purple and gold decor, chandeliers, and a floral centerpiece. Mrs. James McLeod and Mrs. J. N. McDonald greeted guests. Music by the Novelty Four Orchestra under Mr. J. W. Johnston fed spirited dancing, followed by a buffet luncheon on stage. The convenor, Mrs. A. D. Smith, led a team including Mrs. Stanley Beetham and Mrs. E. Mitchell, with Mrs. W. T. Greensides aiding, ensuring a successful event.
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Victory
Order of Astern Star
James McLeod
J. N. McDonald
J. W. Johnston
Novelty Four
A. D. Smith
Stanley Beetham
E. Mitchell
W. T. Greensides
Children’s Home Board Meeting In Town Hall
The Children’s Home Board will meet in the town hall on Monday afternoon at 3 30 pm. All can vasgers in the recent drive bring in their reports with a list of names of all contributors.
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Children’s Home Board
Winnipeg Visitor Anna McLean Drops In
Miss Anna McLean of the income tax office in Winnipeg was a weekend visitor in town.
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Anna McLean
Income Tax Office
Winnipeg
Prizes Announced for Essay and Map Contests at Teach ers Convention
The Educational Committee of La Verendrye Chapter announces prizes for grades 8 and 9. Rural schools may win a $3 prize for the best essay on the Union Jack, 300 to 500 words. Town and rural grade 8 compete for two $3 prizes for the best map of the British Empire showing principal trade routes drawn to 1 5/8 inches to 20 degrees. Submissions due by April 2. Further info from Mrs. Robert Hawkins, box 130, Dauphin, telephone 217.
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la Verendrye
1.C.C.E
British Empire
Robert Hawkins
Dauphin
Community dances and reunions announced for March
Riding Mountain No 661 B of L F E hosts a town hall dance on Monday March 11. An Old Timers supper and reunion occurs in the G W V A ball Friday March 14. U F M ball at town hall Friday March 7.
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Riding Mountain
Town Hall
G.W.V.A. Ball
U. F. M. Ball
Birthday Party Marks Lodge King George No 312 Event
On February 29 Lodge King George No 312 held its twelfth annual birthday party. A. C. Wade presided as the social program featured Mrs Lorne Smith and Mrs Thorburn singing, a piano and violin duet by Misses Rare and Wade, plus other musical selections. Refreshments at ten, McMurray's orchestra began at eleven and danced until 1 a.m. with Bumstead acting as MC and the evening closing with the National Anthem.
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Lodge
King George No. 312
Bro
A. C. Wade
P.P
Lorne Smith
Thorburn
Bro. Wilkins
McMurray
Bumstead
M.C
Hoy rink tops All-comers at Gilbert Plains bonspiel
The Hoy rink led by Archie Hoy Jos Barker Art Buie and Dr Caldwell won the All-comers at Gilbert Plains last week. They placed third in the Grand Challenge and third or fourth in the Citizens with the final to be played. The Esplen trophy final is Bowman s versus Trimble s. The rink closes for the season on Saturday.
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Hoy
Archie Hoy
Jos. Barker
Art Buie
Dr. Caldwell
Gilbert Plains
Bowman's
Trimble
Ladies' Aid Silver Tea at Park's Tea Room Ope Days
The Ladies' Aid of St James Presbyterian sponsors a silver tea at Park's Tea Room with millinery open days and urges renewal of Herald subscriptions now.
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St. James Presbyterian Church
Park’s
Boys Parliament in Dauphin Staged by Taxis Boys
A mock parliament held March 3 in Dauphin by the Taxis boys featured G Palmer as lieutenant governor. Government officers included Premier Darwin C. Chase and ministers Chase, Snodgrass, Houston, Cruise, Bowman, Isaacovitch, Stark. opposition led by Russell Stewart with Wilson and others. The House elected Oscar Tyndale speaker, and bills debated included Parliament Act and Health Bill with amendments. adjournment followed at 9:15 after a lively session.
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Taxis Boys
Dauphin
G. Palmer
M.P.P
Darwin C. Chase
del. Snodgrass
Doug Houston
Jack Cruise
Frank Bowman
J. Isaacovitch
Philip Stark
Louis Kennedy
Jim Malcolm
Roy Laughren
Birden Rosti
Harry Nicholson
Russell Stewart
Jack Wilson
Almer Thompson
Clarence Rosti
C. Chase
R. Snodgrass
House
C. Tyndale
A. Smith
Harold Ferguson
Trail Rangers
Oscar Tyndale
Clarence Chase
Ladies Bonspiel Closes As McArthur Rink Wins Two Events
The third annual ladies bonspiel concluded with Mrs. McArthur of Gilbert Plains taking both Grand Challenge and Citizens' competition titles. The Citizens final against Miss Brown of Minitonas went to an extra end, ending 10 to 9 for McArthur. Consolation was won by Miss Clement of Dauphin.
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McArthur
Gilbert Plains
Stuckey
Miss Brown
Minitonas
A. Pollen
Dauphin
Miss Clement
A. Katz
Miss Connor
500 Drive at Oddfellows Hall
A 500 drive under the L.O.B.A. is planned in the Oddfellows hall on Tuesday March 11 at 8 39. Prizes are good and lunch will be served. Admission is 35 cents.
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L.O.B.A
Oddfellows’ Hall
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Agricultural Society
Walter Gordon
Crown Timber
Rexall
Wilfred Robson
Main
Board OF Trade
Dauphin Presbytery
Burrows
Solomon's Tailor Shop
Margaret Hoy
Dimple Park
M. G. Smith
Donald Lockman
Jemima
Helen Bradowaski
Irene Iredale
Prince Charming
Viola Smith
Winter
Mary McAllister
Jackey
Lena Craig
Sheba
Muriel Aimi
Breeze
Flora Rawson
Topsy
Belinda Johnston
Olive Steen
Red Devil
Reta Nicholson
Red Cross
Annie Reid
Phyllis Phare
Jean Henderson
Olga Phillips
E. W. Paynter
Merle Armstrong
Marion Delmage
Red Riding Hood
Doreen McQuigge
Jackie Coogan
Dorothy Godard
Stella Hillman
Isabel Hoy
Hazel Derrick
Marjory Fagen
Pierrette
Evelyn Gorby
Babe Johnston
Mrs. Bradley
Mabel Code
Mrs. Dooley
Frances King
George Washington
Mary Bush
Gypsy
Ariel Riddell
Miss Little
Miss Norton
Pat O'’Flarherty
Lancer
F. Miller
Arthur Glennon
Ernie Boughen
Billie Bottomley
Edwin Campbell
Mr. Dagg
Billie Benedickson
King
John Straughan
Policeman
J. Simes
Art Smith
Bandit
W. Alexander
E. Thompson
Bruce Cameron
N. Thompson
A. K. Johnston
McMurray Orchestra
Mountview
Bob Durston
John Seale
H. P. Nicholson
Hamilton
R. T. Durston
Lock
Olive Durston
Bertha McLeod
Durston
Mabel Durston
Hilda Black
Ruth McRoberts
Lilian Baylis
Vera Shields
Bessie Campbell
Jennie Abrey
William Lock
Gladys McRoberts
Roberta Campbell
Billie Cardiff
Nellie Abrey
Esther Durston
Bill Durston
Reta Durston
Edith Black
Adeline Durston
Lawrence Abrey
R. E. Hamilton
Eastern Star Ball
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E. C. Batty
Ferry
McKenzie
Steele
Briggs
Timothy
Windsor
Stewart
Thos. Neville
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