Old Timers Banquet Brings Community Despite Snow
The Dauphin Old Timers Association held its annual dinner at the G.W.V.A. hall on Friday March 13 with about 120 attending. Officers were elected, a $24.43 collection was taken, and plans set for a Lake Beach picnic. The event included musical performances and a note of bereavement for five members who died in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Old Timers’ Association
G.W.V.A
Tech
Woman's Hospital Aid Society
Wm. Boyd
Geo. McIntosh
A. A. Hoy
Jas. A. Campbell
John MecKillop
C. W. McDonald
J. A. Campbell
C. W. McLachlin
Donald McKillop
Jack McKillop
Jas. Campbell
Chas McDonald
James Friend
John Seale
Ed. Gorby
Leng
Harry Nicholson
R. J. Malcolm
Auld Lang Syne
Local Round Prominent Notices and Social Updates
Community telegrams report residents traveling to Winnipeg and Vancouver for work visits and family illness. Members of the Eastern Star, Orange Lodge, and Oddfellows mark milestones, elections, and memorial gifts. Theatre news, local bids, and forthcoming seed car visits frame a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. McDonald
Wm Key
Winnipeg
N. G. Trimble
New York
Prorence Snedden
Miss Relic
McCreary
Wm. Murphy
Walkerburn
Sask
Edgar Willis
Kenora
Ont
Frank C. Smith
Peggle
Garson
Manitoba
Keighley
Bank of Commerce
Vancouver
Wallace Gourlay
Stia
R. J. Malcolm
J. McQuarrie
Pilot Mound
Mr. McQuarrie
J. A. Wallace
4Th Avenue
Herald
Wm. Murray
Grand Orange Lodge of Manitoba
Murray
Harrington
Dan Hamilton
J. W. Johnston
Leonard Beer
Jas
Lintick
Oddfellows Lodge
Grand Lodge
No. 36
Palmer
W. Terry
Nelson Murray
Baird
Dauphin Theatre
Claire Windsor
Rich
Charlie Chaplin
Ochre River
Ste. Rose du Lac
Dauphin
Wharf Piling Record Reported in Manitoba Project
The wharf contract under Mr Isaac Silverwood nears compilation as 55 piles were driven in one day, a Manitoba record. A total of 450 piles are planned with about 100 remaining. Stone filling has largely been hauled and the pier should take definite shape within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Silverwood
Manitoba
Dauphin Irish Society Organized
The Dauphin Irish Society was organized after a lively meeting at a hotel with a celebratory dinner. John Gardner was elected president, Dr. Gunne vice president, J. Sheridan secretary, and several others formed the executive. The group plans to study Irish history and celebrate St Patrick’s Day annually, with speakers praising Ireland. Nearby gold excitement reports a seven year-old dig near Minitonas yielding traces of gold, prompting claims and a possible rush to the Dauphin Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Viands
Brierley
Hammy McKee
Shannon
Gunne
Ireland
Neville
St. Patrick
Dauphin Irish Society
John Gardner
Dr. Gunne
J. Sheridan
W. P. Wright
Minitonas
D. McVicar
Dauphin Land Office
Dance Held at Ripon School Friday
A dance is scheduled at Ripon school on Friday April 3. The event invites students and community members to attend and enjoy music and social time.
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Ripon School
Hospital Ball Charms Town with Irish Theme and Dancing
The Hospital Ball on the seventeenth of Ireland night in the town hall drew a large charity crowd. Mrs C W McLachlin led the committee including Mrs Geo Vasbinder and Mrs A J Tripp as green and white decorations and encores marked a lively program by the Novelty Four orchestra and a twilight waltz sung by Mrs C E Heaslip. Daffodils and hyacinths centered supper tables run by Miss Cotter and others, with Harrington as convener and several assistants on the supper roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. McLachlin
Geo. Vasbinder
A. J. Tripp
Geo. Palmer
J. W. Johnston
B. L. Daly
Emerald Isle
Novelty Four
C. E. Heaslip
Soldier Settlement Board restructure shifts Dauphin away
W. H. Thompson transfers to Winnipeg while Alex Forsyth becomes district supervisor with head quarters at Grandview. The changes remove Dauphin from official direction of Soldier Settlement Board activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thompson
Soldier Settlement Board
Winnipeg
Alex. Forsyth
Grandview
Dauphin
Orchard Addresses East World Vision at Dauphin Baptist Church
Rev. M. L. Orchard delivered a broad, detailed sermon on The New World in the East, urging Christian missionary work amid East's vast potential and dangers, while Calcutta University and industrial scenes were depicted. He preached again Sunday to large crowds as Patricia Lodge No. 338 L.O.B.A. held a successful dance at Pollen hall March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
M. L. Orchard
Baptist Church
Orchard
East
Calcutta University
Patricia Lodge
L.O. B.A
Pollen Hall
Dauphin Midgets Win Manitoba Championship
Dauphin defeated Isaac Brock of Winnipeg 14 to 0 at Portage la Prairie to claim the Manitoba midget hockey title. McMaster and Bennett starred in goal defense and injuries were minor. Duncan made several key saves for Winnipeg. Elks band greeted the champs upon return and a banquet followed at the Hamilton Hotel. Fire at Cooper's General Store, Valley River, caused total loss with insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Isaac Brock
Winnipeg
Duncan
Winnipeg Nets
McMaster
Ernie Bennett
Dauphin Boys
Tigers
Bennett
Scrase
Willis
Malcolm
Slobodzian
Heard
Hamilton
Brown
Miller
Knox
Abbott
Althouse
Webb
Chapman
Frank Richardson
George Tresscott
Elmer Thompson
Portage
Serase
Francis
Tom
Elks
Dauphin Theatre
Cooper’s General Store
Valley River
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Manitoba Tax Commission
Todey
Town Hill
J. L. Bowman
K.C
George Kakaway
John Anaguod
Joseph Paris
Swan River
Rockliffe
Thos. Peden
Paris
Ducharme
Winnipegosis
H. E. Lys
City
Confederation Life Association
Wilfrid Pocklington
Man
Thos Neville
RIPON
Pollon Hall
Dancing
McMurray Orchestra
Sons OF England
W. J. Harkness
Hospital Ball
Main St. North Dauphin - Man
A. H. Lepper
Claire
Bert Lytell
Cullen Landis
Charlie
Novelty Four Orchestra
Dorothy Phillips
Screen Classics
Buck Jones
Fox Educational
The
Virginian
Mr. Farmer
Yours Sincerely
Goodrich
Dauphin Motors Ltd
T. J. Clark
Eli Bay
Old Reliable
Hartt Shoe
Lardner
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