Town Council Session Deliberates Transient Trader Law
May 3 council debate centers on defining a transient trader and taxing Little for a proposed store. It uncovers 1922 bylaw changes and a $2450 fee, with a decision to place the issue with the Finance Committee and apply business tax assessment. Also discussed are milk and cream license enforcement, baseball grounds lease, and sidewalk petitions amid tax equalization notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Little
Little
M. Zworn
Me Zorn
Jettie
Bew Mask
Mierahs
Cous Hally
Alen
Zworm
Chnkicws
Finance Committee
Sale of Debentures by Rural Municipality of Dauphin
The Rural Municipality of Dauphin disposed of the 6 per cent debenture issue for $10,000 of the Dauphin Agricultural Society to E. G. Reid and Co. of Winnipeg for $100.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Dauphin Agricultural Society
E. G. Reid and Co
Winnipeg
Seeding Progress Reported Across District
Herald correspondents note seeding is progressing and needs only fine weather to speed up. Land is in good shape with cool weather aiding continuous work with horses. Estimated acreage sown will rise about ten percent.
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Herald
Bates and Moore Form New Legal Partnership in Winnipeg
Announcements state Mr. C. D. Bates formerly with Smith and Bates is joining Mr. W A. Moore formerly with Pitblado Hoskins and Co to form Bates and Moore. The new firm has offices in the Barmsay-Wright block and will specialize in town and farm loans and in all kinds of insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bates
Smith and Bates
W A. Moore
Messrs. Pitblado, Hoskins and Co
Barristers
Winnipeg
Bates and
Dauphin Council Votes Complaint on Equalized Assessment
The council moves to file a complaint with the Manitoba Tax Commission over the proposed equalized assessment of Dauphin buildings. A bylaw requires frontage and business taxes by June 1, 1923. A tax sale is authorized for June 22, 1923 for properties in arrears. A five year lease of agricultural grounds to the Dauphin Agricultural Society is approved with $1 payment and repair/insurance duties.
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Messrs
G. R. Watson
H. Robertson
Dauphin Amateur Intermediate Baseball Association
Sbatty—Maclachlin
Lord
Tax Commission
Dauphin
Siares
Coun
McDonald -Wallwin
Geo
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Cabaret Dance in Town Hall May 11 Aids Hospital Fund
The Town Hall hosts a cabaret dance Friday evening May 11 under the Woman's Hospital Aid Society. Proceeds go to the new hospital building fund. Mc Murray's orchestra plays until 1 AM. An exhibition 4 wheel and sex trot and other novelties will entertain attendees.
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Woman's Hospital Aid Society
McMurray
As good as a trip to Hawaii See The White Flower
A tropical romance titled See The White Flower plays at the Dauphin Theatre in Honolulu showing Monday and Tuesday May 14 15. The feature promises an exotic escape with Hawaii scenery and light hearted plot elements.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Dauphin Theatre
Professsor Williamson Remembered By Pupils With Gift
Pupils who took part in a recital at the Theatre on the vnd lnst held a surprise party for Professor Williamson at Mrs J Smordin s home Friday evening. Robert Waddell presented a smoking stand to honor his efforts and Williamson thanked the pupils saying future recitals should be even better.
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Professor Williamson
Williamson
Dauphin Musical Society Schedules Two Ballads
On Thursday May 7 the Dauphin Musical Society performs two ballads The Battle on the Baltic set to music by C Villiers Stanford with words by Thomas Campbell and The Deacon's Masterpiece or The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay with music by Percy E Fletcher The ballads are described as stirring humorous and richly arranged with printed words for patrons to follow the authors and composers intentions.
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The
Dauphin Musical Society
Baltic
Thomas Campbell
C. Villiers Stanford
Nelson
Denmark
England
Old
Stanford
Heaven
Shay
Local Patients Undergo Operations and Admissions
Mr. Stewart Baird was admitted on Sunday and is recovering well after surgery. Gerald Porter and Miss Dorothy Kelso received admissions and operations on May 4th and May 6th respectively. Mrs. Robt. Harrop and Mr. Geo. Plummer are undergoing treatment or admission. Annie Zuk had an appendicitis operation. Hubert Haines and Donald Downey underwent procedures and injuries, with Downey losing an eye. Mrs. Albert Stephenson was discharged on Saturday.
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Stewart Baird
M. Maybee
Grandview
Gerald Porter
Dorothy Kelso
Roblin
Robt. Harrop
Geo. Plummer
Gilbert Plains
Hubert Haines
Deepdale
Annie Zuk
Winnipegosis
Donald Downey
Bowsman
Albert Stephenson
Community Notes From Winnipegosis May Meeting Items
Winnipegosis reports general land work planned for the week after snow melted. Rough fish control has been active in small creeks. Miss Evelyn Rix will spend summer in Winnipegosis. Ivan Martin heads to Dauphin district to aid seeding. The monthly U.F.M meeting met Monday night but poor weather reduced attendance.
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Winnipegosis
Evelyn Rix
Ivan Martin
Dauphin District
U.F.M
Dauphin Births and Deaths Notice List
Botfield and Shirk announce births in Dauphin on May S. Musgrave Atkin report newborns in Dauphin on May 1 5 8 May 4 Amos Thompson dies at 55 at Dauphin interred Riverside with 10. O. F. lodge pallbearers listed Mary Hildeman dies at Dauphin Makaroff aged 19 Ellen Irene Peterson of Roblin dies at Dauphin aged 20
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Botfield
Dauphin
George Botfield
Ochre River
Shirk
J. A. Shirk
Musgrave
F. B. Musgrave
Atkin
Harold Atkin
Thompson
Amos Thompson
Riverside Cemetery
Rev. T. Neville
F. Lodge
Dan Craig
H. P. Nicholson
Robi. Smith
J. Fraser
R. G. Thompson
A. G. Ligs
Hildeman
Mary Hildeman
Makaroff
Peterson
Ellen Irene Peterson
Roblin
Hop in the Town Hall by La Verendrye Chapter
Hop on Friday May 18 in Town Hall from 9 to 12 with McMurray Orchestra. Admission 50 cents. All welcome.
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la Verendrye
D.E
McMurray Orchestra
Sugar Boycott Sparks Town Meeting on Price Fixes
Local women convened to discuss sugar price inflation and vow to boycott the product with Winnipeg and Brandon sisters if needed. The GWVA held its second masquerade ball of the season on May 3 1923, drawing 55 couples in costume. prizes were awarded and praise given to organizers and the Ladies Auxiliary for their help.
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Winnipeg
Brandon
Gw.va
R. Hawkins
D. Hamilton
Irma Thompson
Mrs. Biles
Mrs. Strike
Gipsy
G Chapman
Mr. P. Chard
P. Lowes
E. Budd
McMurray Orchestra
Religious Services and Mothers Day Observances
A reader list of church services across denominations for Mothers Day May 13 including St Pauls Presbyterian Methodist and Salvation Army with special sermons, Sunday school times, and meetings. Note James Brown named caretaker of the Smith Jackson school.
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Mineral Creek
Ritchie
Presbyterian
St. James Church
Philip Duncan
B.A
Watt
Methodist
T. Neville
W.M S
Methodist Church
W.sls
A. H. F. Stelck
A. E. Iredale
Davis
Dauphin
East
G. A. Hunter
Salvation Army
Thos. H. Mundy
Winnipeg
Hodder
James Brown
Smith - Jackson School
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Ensign F L. Mundy
B. Gordon
E. F. Bombardon
R. Forster
E. B. Bombardor
Duriro
Kingdom of God
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Vermillion
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J. B. Mclintyre
R. Morrisan
McLachlin—Skinner
Dauphin Salvation Army Band
Eli Bay
NEW Legal Firm
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Ashville
B. L. Largy
Williamson Remembered
Hospital Notes
South Bay
Hop
Dauphin Beach
Ww. S. Marsh
G.W.V.A. Masquerade
St. Paul’s
Dean Barrett
Baptist
Duncan Ritchie
Thos Neville
Canada
Mary Pickford
Bryce
KODAK
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