Visit Kamsack by Dauphin Lodge Members Reports
About thirty members from Dauphin Later Lodge No 10.0.0.F. traveled on Monday’s early train to inspect Kamsack public utilities. Mayor Sarith and Councillor McLachlin hosted the visit as the Western Lodge members praised the journey and civic talks.
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Dauphin
Kanwact
Ae Ae
Kaaipack
Sarith
Coun
McLachlin
Marsh
Aphbia
Amber
D. A. Craig
Fraser
N.G
C. G. Willis
G. Lisa
R. V. Smith
Paul H. Barr
P.G
W. A. Weir
RK. Smith
P. G
W. S. Marsh
P. G. Jas. Stewart
S P
J. M. Bateman
C. Clarke
W. J. Stewart
R. N. Chard
P. Lowes
C. W. McLachlin
RG. Thompson
A. P. Kowat
C. Thompson
F.G. Long
W.W. Keefer
B. R. Whelan
Bruce Brown
N. G
K. Eagie
Musketay Lodge
Gilbert Pisins
Smith Meeting at Dauphin Theatre Draws Laughter
Tom Walker chaired the Dauphin Theatre gathering Sunday evening and impressed the audience with his droll wit. He joked about four great Georges, naming King George, Lloyd George, George Palmer, and King George the IV, prompting a citizen to quip that the last was the greatest.
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Tom Walker
Smith
Dauphin Theatre
Tom
Georges
King George
Lloyd George
George Palmer
King George the IV
Grand Challenge and Consolation Winners in Charity Bonspiel
In the charity bonspiel last week Grand Challenge went to Mr. Heaslip skating with Miss Fowler Miss Alma Paul C Bryce and Heaslip as skip. Consolation awarded to Mr. Plumb’s rink including Mrs. Curtis Miss Brubbie Mr. E Struthers and Plumb as skip. There were 36 rinks and 85.00 raised for the auxiliary of Manunay Wright Co. Dowpaon weraitore Co Oliphant Co Cameron Heap McCormack Ed Mitchell Phillips Store assisted by J W Johnston and W H Edgar with the draw.
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Mr. Heaslip
Miss Fowler
Alma Paul
C. Bryce
Mr. Plumb
Mrs. Curtis
Dowpaonweraitore Co
Oliphant Co
Cameron & Heap
McCormack
Ed. Mitchell and Phillips
J. W. Johnston
W. H. Edgar
Market notes on grain dairy and produce prices
Wheat deliveries are light and prices weak while eggs and fruit show down or stable quotes. Dairy products fetch about 40c per unit and potatoes offer 30c to 35c per bushel. The text also promotes a Mary Pickford film at the Gay Theatre Thursday to Saturday referencing Little Lord Fauntleroy.
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Lord Fauntleroy
Mary Pickford
Gay Theatre
Present Day Problems Address by Rev A E Smith MLA
Rev A E Smith spoke at the Dauphin Theatre on a Saturday evening about Present Day Problems. The lengthy address covered world unrest, proletariat revolutionary tendencies, and disarmament concerns with critique of Premier Lloyd George and the motive of nations seizing oil and wealth.
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A. E. Smith
Crandom
Dauphin Theatre
Thus Walker
Smith
China
Celestial Kingdom
Liroyd George
Fourth annual conference of Great War Veterans in session
The Provincial Command of the Great War Veterans Association gathers this week in our town. The event honors veterans who served in the late war and notes Canada’s liberal support for its soldiers and dependents while calling for further legislation to improve conditions. The Herald joins locals in welcoming the comrades and promoting fellowship among veterans.
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Great War Veterans Association
Canada
Tsben
Herald
Thieves break into Dauphin Trading Co. shop
Thieves entered the Dauphin Trading Co. on Tuesday night through a rear window and stole clothing and shoes valued at several hundred dollars.
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The
Dauphin Trading Co
Old-Timers Ball in Town Hall Attracts Large Crowd
The event Friday at the town hall, under United Farmers auspices, drew a large attendance and stood out as one of the season’s most enjoyable. A highlight was the revival of the square dance with socializing for all.
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United Farmers
Great War Veterans Convection Highlights Provincial Meeting
The fourth naval conference of the Provincial Command of the Great War Veterans Association met at the G.W.V.A. hall with 40 to 50 delegates. President J.M. Martinson chaired. Mayor H. W. Smith and Comrade D. Bates welcomed visitors. Dominion Command President K. B. Maxwell spoke on veterans' welfare and legislation. Reports from Bowler, committees, and banquet followed. Winnipeg hosted next, with notes praising the new building and local members.
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Great War Veterans Association
G.W.V.A. Hall
J.M. Martinson
H. W. Smith
D. Bates
Martinson
RK. B. Maxwell
Dominion Command
J. R. Bowler
Board of Trade
Smith
Dominion
K. B. Maxwell
J. M. Mar“uson
Provincial Command
D. Kinney
Norris Government Defeated in Censure Vote in Legislature
The Norris administration fell 27 to 23 on a censure motion led by P. A. Talbot. Premier Norris will resign into Lt Governor Sir James Atkins's hands once he returns from Toronto, with a general election likely soon.
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Norris
James Atkins
Toronto
T. C. Norris
Govenor
P. A. Talbot
la Verandrye
Farmer Group
Lecture on Growing of Small Fruits at Town Hall
A Dauphin Horticultural Society lecture on growing small fruits was held at the Town Hall Tuesday night. J N McFadden chaired as president and introduced J R Almey from the Extension Service Agricultural College who explained best roots and stems for fruit bearing with lantern illustrations. The audience asked questions and the meeting ended with thanks to Mr Almey for the informative talk.
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Dauphin Horticultural Society
J. N. McFadden
J. R. Almey
Extension Service Agricultural College
Almey
Mr. Almey
Spring Assizes Opens in Dauphin Judicial District
The Dauphin Judicial District Spring Assizes open at noon Tuesday March 21 with Chief Justice Mathess presiding. The docket includes Ring vs Nicholas and James Periarek theft of grain King vs Lionel G Fraser theft of goods from a store King vs John Sandie attempting carnal knowledge on junior King vs Wm L Swink theft of goods from store.
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Dauphin Judicial District
Mathess
Ring
Nicholas
James Peia Ek
King
Lionel G. Fraser
John Sandie
Junior
Wm L Swink
Rural school evolution tied to four U.S. agricultural eras
Inspector E. H. Walker spoke at the Canadian Club luncheon analyzing the rural school problem as part of four agricultural development periods from colonial times to the present. He traced schooling advances from basic instruction to refined studies and trained teachers, noting shifts in population and farm wealth.
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E. H. Walker
Canadian Club
United States
Swink Committed for Trial on South End Robbery
Wm. Swink, noted in court records, was committed for trial on the 10th inst by P. M. Hawkins. He faces charges of breaking into a south end store and stealing a quantity of goods.
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Wm. Swink
P.M. Hawkins
South End
Roblin jury to hear theft from caboose case against Peter Boyd
Peter Boyd comes up for trial at Roblin on Friday on the charge of theft from a caboose. Mike Sawicki is slated to appear before J. W. Robertson P.M. at Gilbert Plains for an infraction of the Manitoba Temperance Act.
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Peter Boyd
Roblin
Mike Sawicki
J. W. Robertson
Gilbert Plains
Local Breeder Excels At Brandon Winter Fair
R H Brown displayed three Percherons at Brandon Winter Fair last week. Chequette took second in the two year old rising three stallions class among sixteen entries, a record showing as judges deliberated over an hour. Joffre earned fourth in the year old class, and Brown sold a two year old stallion to J W Ray of Plumas Manitoba.
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R. H. Brown
Brandon
Chequette
Joffre
Mr. Brown
J. W. Ray
Plumas
G W V A Notes Whist Drive and Meeting
The G W V A notes a march 22 meeting and reports last week’s whist drive with 22 tables. James White won first prize and E McCarthy second in ladies, Lowes first and SUTHERLAND second in gentlemen, plus booby prizes for W McLernon and Roy Armstrong. Ramsay Wright Ltd displayed a phonograph with Dorsett operating. An impromptu dance followed the cards, ending at 12 30.
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G.W.V.A
Jas. White
E. McCarthy
5. Lowes
Wm .Sutherland
W. McLernon
Roy Armstrong
Ramsay-Wright Ltd
Dorsett
St James W M S Musical at Mrs Robi Smith Home
A Presbyterian W M S musical is planned at the home of Mrs Robi G Smith on Friday evening March 24 under the aus pices of the church group.
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ST. James W.M.S
Robi. G. Smith
Presbyterian W.M.S
Court of Revision Rules on Land Assessments and Spur Plan
The Court of Revision upheld the land assessment for elevator companies noting leasehold interest translates to land value for taxation. Changes included reductions and increases for several firms and a new business tax order. A Board of Trade delegation sought guidance on the industrial spur amid ownership releases and site concerns, with citizens opposing a westward track and urging a committee to study plans.
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Court of Revision
EU. Mitchell
British American Oil Co
Botfield Oil Co
Mutual Viis
J. J. Grove Co
Sutherland Stelek Co
Consumers Lumber Co
E. L. Drewry
Fennell and Co
Board of Trade
Council
Messrs
Jas. A. Campbell
E. H. Gurton
J. L. Bowman
A. H. F Steick
Bowman
Caldwell
RC. Smith
Second and
Third Avenues
Front
Second
Main Street
Second Street
Mackenzie School
Conn. McDonald
McLachlin
R. C. Smith
Grand Irish Concert at Methodist Church Tomorrow
A Friday evening concert at 8 15 features local artists in a unique program at the Methodist church admission 35c.
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Methodist
Appointment of Harold L Taylor and Annie Shobrook as commissioners
Harold L. Taylor and Annie Shobrook named as commissioners authorized to take affidavits for use in provincial courts.
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Harold L. Taylor
Annie Shobrook
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Charity Bonspiel
Peptona
Wilfred Robson
Malcolm
A. Irwin
Winnipeg
P. G. Rumor
E. E. Spencer
R. Shore
J. H. Martingon
Douglas
W. J. Baldock
F. Scrase
Callede
A. Cairns
W. N. Piper
Sprag
Owdv
Joe Martinson
Vavin Lougiuuan
Vilawa
Rural Education Reviewed
Royal Billan
Ubhold
Thos Neville
Grandview Blk
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New Spring
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Katy
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Sherwin Williams
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