Fort Garry Masons Visit to Dauphin Lodge Event
Fort Garry Masons from Winnipeg paid a fraternal visit to Vermilion and Dauphin lodges. The Winnipeg team led by Arnold South exemplified the first degree, followed by a banquet and speeches on Masonry, fraternity, and the Grand Lodge. Officers and ladies from the Eastern Star assisted. notable speakers included Dr A J Tripp and J N McFadden.
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Fort Garry Lodge
Winnipeg
Vermillion Lodge
Tureday
Arnold South
Fort Garry
Reid
Roya
Burritt
Murphy John Gordon
J W. Siften
WD. Russone
Alex Duff
W Logan
the Order of the Fastern Star
T. T Wilson
Vermilion Lodge
H. N. Noth
R P. Eastman
Arnold Smith
Skinner
J. Y Reid
Grand Lodge of
Manitoba
A J. Tripp
J W Johnston
Robi Hawkins
Dauphin
Royal Purrits
Wientper
Brotherhood of Man
Grand Lodge
D. Kinney
John Gardner
J N. McFadden
Tem
W. Weir
CC. W. McLachlin
F. Seward
Gorton
F. Chase
Jle Ramsden
A. J Smith
W Weir
Jo McQuigge
E. J. Mitchell
Solomon
G H. Palmer
Jo McLeod
B. L. Daly
Wm Murray
McKinstry
PD. Sutherland
Wick
Dauphin Drugstores to Open One Sunday Store This Summer
Dauphin druggists announce a single store will operate on Sundays for the summer months. Conspicuous window cards will indicate which location serves customers. The piece also notes a late show at the Dauphin Theatre Saturday night.
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Dauphin
The
Dauphin Theatre
Grand Trunk
G. T
Colleen Moore
Mother's Day Memory Parade Review
A reflective piece honors mothers through memories and life reviews. It speaks to the opportunity to express one genuine sentiment to mothers, framing May 5th as a moment of gratitude and personal tribute.
Tremblay Firm Starts School Contract Work in Winnipeg
Following an agreement to commence this week, Tremblay of Winnipeg arrived Monday to begin operations on the school contract. Excavation is under way and suitable works buildings are being completed on site.
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Messrs. Tremblay
Winnipeg
Laugh filled Dauphin theatre performance praised
The Dauphin Theatre hosted a Fish Town company led by Mr. Phillips delivering a loud engaging farce. Performers including Mr. Phillips Mr. Hart Miss McVey and Mrs. Phillips drew praise for their strong stage presence and timing. The Winnipegosis Dramatic Club enjoyed after show entertainment with Floradora items and poetry by Robert Service. Hospital board and council members debated plans for a new hospital and set a second annual governors meeting for June 6 with citizen governor eligibility.
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Dauphin Theatre
Dauphin
Mr. Phillips
Jack Montgomery
Mr. Hart
Jerry Arnold
Miss McVey
Mrs. Phillips
Mabel Montgomery
Virginia Bridger
Phillips
B-P.o. Ellis
Floradora ” Company
Winnipegosis Dramatic Club
Mr. McNutt
Robert Service
Dauphin General Hospital
Club plans new season and openings for 1927
Members praise the weather and anticipate a successful season in 1927 with course improvements and many new signups. Two new cups are awarded to the Ladies Section by Mr. Fox and Mr. Pocklington. The program includes handicap events, Hebberlin Open, interclub matches, and a May 24 season opener led by President Mr. Murray. New members should submit names to Messrs Mackey Kitney or Curtis.
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FE. F. Fox
Wilfred Pocklington
Country Club
Chas. Murray
Geo. Nagle
Mr. Mackey
D. Kitney
L. S. Curtis
First Race at Grandview Opens Season with Fast Times
The season opener from Grandview on Saturday April 30 reports Hinds leading with 1810 yards per minute and J Bladdoen at 1309, G Philpots 1205, FE White 1304, and W McClernon 1303. The next race is slated from Togo Sask on Saturday May 7.
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Grandview
Hinds
J. Bladdoen
G. Philpotts
FE White
W. McClernon
Togo
Sask
Railway crew bound for The Pas to work Hudson Bay line
A full train crew headed by engineer Neil Wilkinson left Monday afternoon for The Pas to join Hudson Bay Railway construction. Fireman Sam Baxter conductor J J McDonald and brakemen W H Lowry and G Jutras were on the trip as part of a wider southward movement with seven or eight more outfits expected to depart in the next four days.
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Neil Wilkinson
Sam Baxter
J. J. McDonald
W H ‘Lowry
G. Jutras
Pas
Hudson Bay Railway
Farewell Dinner Honors Dauphin Curling Club Member
The Dauphin Curling Club held a farewell dinner for Thos T Wilson at the Hotel Hamilton on Monday, with Bo Heashp presiding as chair. Members praised Wilson for his curling leadership and service, and presented him a club bag as a token of esteem.
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Canadian National Railways
Ernie Evanson
Port Arthur
Pat Harrigan
Mr. Evanson
Harold Keats
Humboldt
Dauphin
Tammas
Wilson
Messrs
E. N. Mc Girr
John Gardner
Dr. Ganne
Mr. Wilson
Fork River Man Killed In Railway Crossing Tragedy
Charles Zolenskie 26 of Fork River Manitoba was killed at the Eleventh Street railway crossing when he apparently tried to board a westbound freight train. His body was found by passers-by around 7:30 pm with significant injuries. An inquest will be held at McKilop's undertaking rooms.
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Michael Angelos
Dauphin
Portage la Prairie
Charles Zolenskie
Pork River
Mas
Eleventh Street
McKilop
John Kotrachuck
13Th Street
Sipper
Crime roundup and election notices from Dauphin region
On April 29 Fred Welechanko of Shoal River faced theft and possession charges for four horses and was remanded for twelve months in gaol. On April 25 Swany Johnson and Harry Palmerson in Winnipegosis were fined for disorderly conduct. The Dauphin Provincial Police reported April cases including assault arson discharging firearms and theft among others. Voter list updates and revisions announced with revision hearings at Dauphin Court House May 16 and registration drives at Ochre River May 6 and John Howson residence May 7. Angus Bruce Cameron and Wilhelmina Fraser wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Hugh McKay Lyon.
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Fred Welechanko
Shoal River
Jude Bonnycaste
Winnipegosis
Swany Johnson
Harry Palmerson
Dauphin
Court of Revision
Ochre River
John Howson
St. James Wailed Church
Angus Bruce Cameron
Wilhelmina Fraser
Hugh McKay Lyon
Ferguson Named Conservative Candidate for Dauphin Seat
At a large Dauphin convention in Pollen hall, Robt G Ferguson was nominated as the Conservative candidate for the Dauphin provincial seat. The event featured officers WR McCormack president and Warren Wright secretary treasurer, with Ferguson praised as an experienced farmer and veteran campaigner who has served on the town council and campaigned since 1892. Malcolm pledged support after the vote, and Ferguson expressed gratitude for the confidence shown.
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Dauphin
Robt. G Ferguson
WR McCormack
John Gardner
W) Buchannon
Warren Wright
McGirr
SL E Towman KC
Major Fog
Tayior
Hullawead Robo
Buchannon
Ganne
Malcolm
Ferguson
Dau Phin
Robin Malcolm
Robert G. Ferguson
Catholic Ladies Card Party At Parochial School
Catholic Ladies Club hosts a Whist card party in the parochial school on Monday May 9 at 8:15 pm. Admission is 25 cents with lunch served.
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Catholic Ladies Club
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