Banking Hours Change After War Era Ends
The Canadian Bankers Association informs house banks to resume prewar hours from 10 a m to 3 p m starting May 12.
08 May 1919
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
1
The Canadian Bankers Association informs house banks to resume prewar hours from 10 a m to 3 p m starting May 12.
A Benito Manitoba farmer C Hall reported his cow gave birth to five calves on Sunday May 4 in pasture. The calves died from cold before discovery with a combined weight over two hundred pounds.
Matthew C. Lee a pioneer who helped develop Gartmore and Mountview in 1889 died after years of health. He left a widow and five children Mrs Alex Neill Robert John and Ernest. Funeral held Wednesday at the Presbyterian church with large Masonic lodge attendance and burial at Riverside cemetery conducted by Rev J A Cormie. pallbearers included A E Iredale A J McPherson H P Nicholson Jas Norton D Sutherland and W B Miller.
A public meeting will be held in the town hall on Thursday May 15 to discuss the provincial highway route through the district. Hon George Grierson Minister of Public Works A McGillivray Highway Commissioner and other Good Roads Board members are expected to attend and address the gathering.
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet in the Club Rooms at 8 pm on the 20th while the executive gathers in the Rest Room at 3 30 pm. The group extends gratitude to all who donated furnishings for veterans' bedrooms.
An open meeting of the Dauphin Woman's Institute is set for Tuesday May 13 at 3 pm in the town hall. The Local Council of Women meets Friday May 9 at 8 pm with Mrs W FE Sanford to speak. L0.D.E holds a regular meeting on Saturday. Farrow and Young win bids for three new concrete bridges in Ethelbert.
Lost white faced bay mare with left hind foot marking, nine years old and about 1400 pounds. She wore a halter. Reward of $10 offered. Call 3 Delveaux, Ste. Rose du Lac, Manitoba.
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