Brilliant Gondoliers Concert Delights Winnipeg Audience
The Deuptic Musical Society staged a Gilbert and Sullivan concert of The Gondoliers in Winnipeg. Eight soloists performed under conductor H Stanley Beetham with strong chorus and orchestra support, earning praise for vocal clarity and ensemble accuracy despite expected financial deficits.
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Deuptic Musical Society
Herriog
Savoy Theatre
London
Winnipeg
Gianetta
J. M. Rice
Casilda
Sullivan
Luiz
Norman White
Duke of Oro
Bartley Brown
King
Cachucha
Society
W. Hancock
H. Stanley Beetham
E. Simpson
Messrs
Ramsay-Wright
Dauphin Beaver Football Club Plans May Practice
Dauphin Beaver Football Club will hold a Monday May practice at 630 on the Smith Jackson grounds followed by a meeting to discuss arrangements for the Grandview game. Players train faithfully and thank citizens for subscriptions enabling new sweaters stockings pants and ball. Colors are black and gold. Notable players include Colbeck brothers Everson Hicks J Fowler J Dris and others as they aim to perform well in the football finals.
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Dauphin Beaver Football Club
Smith-Jackson
Grandview
Dauphin
Colbeck Brothers
Everson
Hicks
J. Fowler
J. D. Dr
Law Examinations Under Principal Ball This Week
Six candidates are writing law exams this week under Principal Ball. Brent Douglas and Orval Struthers are in their third year, Geo. Tritschier is in his second, and Thos Little Isaac Johnston and Peter Mel mychuk are first year students.
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Ball
Brent Douglas
Orval Struthers
Geo. Tritschier
Thos. Little
Isaac Johnston
Peter Melmychuk
Girls Branch St Pauls Bazaar Saturday May 6
The Girls Branch of St Pauls Church Women’s Auxiliary will hold a bazaar on Saturday afternoon in the Great War Veterans Hall. Tea will be served during the afternoon. Everyone is welcome.
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St. Paul's Church
W. A
Crossley Leonard Meetings Draw Large Dauphin Attendance
Evangelist Dr. Crossley leads a series of services in Dauphin with sessions on Physical Culture and sermons on The Unpardoneable Sin. Large crowds attend at the Presbyterian church and Dauphin theatre, with both Anglican and Methodist congregations joining the central rally.
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Eepe Cp
Lymsi
Waa
Christ
Trail Rangers
Young
Crossley
Presbyterian Church
Dauphin Theatre
Dauphin
Jesus
Paul
Greece
Rosary Film At Dauphin Promises Curio Trio On Screen
The Rosary stars a Jewish merchant Isaac Abramson, Father Brian Kelly, and Captain Caleb Mather in a First National release produced by Selig and Rork. At the Dauphin Theatre Thursday Friday Saturday May 4 5 6 the trio of Dore Davidson Lewis Stone and Bert Woodruff provide an admirable screen combination in a protodrama of the era.
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Selig and
Rork
Dauphin Theatre
Brotherhood of Man
Isaac Abrahamson
Dore Davidson
Brian Kelly
Lewis S. Stone
Caleb Mather
Bert Woodruff
LO DE Chapter Monthly Meeting Report
The La Verendrye Chapter LO DE holds its regular monthly meeting in their rooms Friday May sid at 3 pm. Regent will present a report on the Provincial annual meeting recently held in Winnipeg.
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D.E
la Verendrye
LO_D.E
Winnipeg
Quotations for eggs hold steady as last week
Dairy butter remains 40c per lb and eggs at 22% cents per dozen. On Monday next May 8 Arbor Day plant trees.
Canadian Literature in Our Time
Canadians take pride in writers who illuminate the nation. Merle Norsworthy outlines history biography travel and fiction, noting gaps in Canadian criticism and applauding figures like Sir John A. Macdonald’s biographer Joseph Pope, Alexander Henry and Mackenzie, and scholars at Queen’s University.
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Writers of
Canada
Council of Women
Merle Norsworthy
Macaulay
Green
John A. Macdonald
Joseph Pope
Makers of
Hudson Bay
Great Lakes
Pacific
Arctic
Samuel Ee
Thomas
Alexander Henry
Alexander Mackenzie
Grant
Queen’s University
Canadian Forum
Toronto
The
Historical Review
Queen's Quarterly
Kingston
Wm. Logan
UH. G. Hind
Daniel Wilson
John Wm. Dawsor
Ernest Thompson Seton
C.G.D. Roberts
Stephen Leacock
Sir John George Bourinot
Sale of Town Lots Draws No Bids
The town owned lots were offered for sale on Wednesday but bidders were conspicuously absent.
Livestock Improvement Train Moves Through Manitoba Towns
The Livestock Improvement Train touring under the Society arrives in Dauphin on May 16 and proceeds to Winnipegosis May 17 Ethelbert May 18 and Ste. Rose du Lac May 15 It offers animal husbandry talks demonstrations and meetings for women youth and men plus bread making canning and farming topics The annual fair runs July 6 7 and 8 with prize money including 700 in heavy horses and 225 for a six horse tandem to wagon assembly
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Ochre River
Dauphin
Ethelbert
Ste. Rose du Lac
Boulevard tree planting rules and by law directive
The by law warns property owners to plant trees 10 feet from the line on most avenues and 17 feet from Main Street. It forbids cottonwoods Balm of Gilead and Willows on boulevards. The Parks Board urges Manitoba maples box elder and elm ash or Ontario maples where possible. Main Street boulevards will receive 150 elm trees this season.
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R. M. Watt
Coun. McDonald
E. C. Batty
W. J. Houston
H. Atkin
Coun
McLachlin
Cemeery
E. B. Armstrong
Smith
Main Street
Parks Board
Manitoba
Ontario
Self Denial Appeal Meeting Sets Dauphin Drive Dates
Citizens gathered to organize the Salvation Army Self Denial Appeal in Dauphin with Mertie Smith presiding. A week of campaign runs May 7 to May 14 and the town drive is Wednesday May 10. Collectors listed include Mayor Smith and E B Armstrong among others. John Kennedy of Bank of Nova Scotia serves as treasurer.
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Salvation Army
Dauphin
Mertie
Smith
Mayor Smith
E. B. Armstrong
J. A. Fraser
C. W. McLachen
W. G. White
A. F. Farrell
RB. Oeso
Rello pleads on wife beating charge in Manitoba court
Magistrate Z H Rheaume commits Guillaume Rello of Ste Rose du Lac for trial after finding evidence sufficient. Temperance cases heard by Inspector Martin at Garland with sentences including fines of 100 and 3206 and four months in prison. Other notices report births in Dauphin and Tisdale, and obituaries for Mrs Samuel Graham and two others.
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Guillaume Rello
Ste. Rose du Lac
Z. H. Rheaume
Rello
Martin
Garland
Gerus
Paustuwa
Pearson
J. H. Hall
Ball
Ethelbert
Sergt
Coleridge
Justices of the Peace
E. B. Armstrong
Dauphin
B. Skaife
J. N. McFadden
C.S.A. Rogers
UFM and Labor split in Manitoba election context
Letter from the Dauphin District Executive of the UFM outlines partisan shifts in Manitoba. It praises Norris era measures aiding farmers, savings banks and social programs while noting the government’s resignation and upcoming election. It argues reform through UFMs and Liberal-era policies, predicting gains for the Progressive bloc and widespread UFM fielding in ridings.
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Herald
Dauphin District
U.F.M
Manitoba
Norris
Canada
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
A.F.M
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