Dauphin Board of Trade Plans Interprovincial Highway Picnic
The tourist and publicity committee invites boards of trade from north western Manitoba and Workton to a May 24 meeting in Robiin to form an interprovincial party celebrating Manitoba Highway 5 joining Saskatchewan Highway 16. Yorkton and Dauphin sponsor a Labor Day picnic expected to attract up to 25 thousand people along No 6 corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Board of Trade
Boards of Trade of
North-Western
Manitoba
Workton
Saskatchewan
Robiin
Assiniboine
Yorkon
Dauphin
A. H. F. Stelck
C. T. Ba'es
Rattieanake Indian Reserve
Teven
Fire destroys dairy barn on McCrae farm near Dauphin
A blaze at W. D. McCrae’s farm nine miles southwest of Dauphin during Saturday night consumed the barn and five harness horses along with stock feed. A cow and two horses were saved after the owner woke to the glare. The cause remains undetermined and insurance partially covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. McCrae
Dauphin
Law Society Results
Law students successful in examinations listed by year. First Year Law J M Borowski. Third Year Law M Hryhorchuk. Final Year Law O V N Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Borowski
M. Hryhorchuk
O. V.N. Farrell
Russian Orthodox Church to Found Seminary in Sifton Manitoba
Hl Grace Bishop Arseny announced a new Russian Orthodox seminary to be built at the monastery in Sifton Manitoba as a pilgrimage center akin to Kiev Pecherska Lavra. A May 29 missionary feast will mark the start. Deacon John Kowalchuk will be ordained May 22 and sent to Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Schovia
Hl Grace
Arseny
Holy Trinity
Sifton
Man
Oi Rezime
Russia
Kiev
Siften
Peace River Country
Spirit River
Much Needed Rain Falls Over Weekend
Dauphin district records 60 hours of near continuous rain the longest since 1929. After a dry spell and dry spring, the moisture boosts crops with wheat sown, oats 60 percent and barley 25 percent. Water shortages diminish and rivers creeks and lakes recover. roads remain difficult outside provincial highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Canadian National to Build Recreation Area at Dauphin
CN Railway approves plans for a recreation area beside the roundhouse at Dauphin. An appropriation of 1.2 percent funds construction directed by the local CN Recreation Association. Plans include football field two softball diamonds athletic sites and a quarter mile track. Work to clear the area will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railway
Dauphin
Canadian National Recreation Association
Biue
Fraser Lunn Dies on 25th Birthday in Windsor
Fraser Lunn son of Mr. and Mrs. Robi Lunn of Dauphin died at Metropolitan General Hospital Windsor Ont on his 25th birthday from spinal meningitis. He was educated in Dauphin schools and college and had a wide circle of friends. As a youth he survived the loss of most of one foot in a train accident at the Dauphin station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi Lunn
Dauphin
Fraser
Metropolitan General Hospital
Windsor
Ont
W. J. Hofston
Ladies Fixture Card Schedule for May to Sept 1930
The card lists events for ladies golf including Four Ball Foursome nine holes on May 24, Medal Play 18 holes on May 30, One Club 9 holes on June 1, Medal Play 18 holes June 26, Hidden Hole 9 holes in July, Robson Cup 18 holes July, Club Championship Qualifying 18 holes August in three flights, Eclectic 18 holes September 16, Tombstone 9 holes September 26. Draw committee contact: Mrs Khaata, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Wathwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khaata
Campbell
Wathwin
Budget aims to lighten levy and council eyes water plan
Councillor A A Brewer heads a finance review ahead of a council budget with hopes for a 3 to 4 mill levy cut. Councillor W D King seeks approval to divert a creek to improve muddy town water at the intake, estimated at 1500 dollars and planned for summer if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Brewer
Finance Committee
W. D. King
Committee On Water and Light
Dauphin Students Graduate From Manitoba University
Dauphin students from the town graduated in Winnipeg on Wednesday, the largest group yet to finish at the University of Manitoba. Names include Miss Doo thy Bewell, Miss Jean Iredale, Clarence Roste, E Solomon, Frank T. Malcolm, Douglas Houston, and others with families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba University
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Doothy Bewell
Jean Iredale
Clarence Roste
E. Solomon
Frank T. Malcolm
Douglas Houston
University of Manitoba
H. E. Bewell
T. Malcolm
Meeting of District No 2 Royal Arch Masons in Dauphin
District No 2 Royal Arch Masons met in Dauphin on May 13 under Rt Ex Comp G H Crimes. Delegates from Portage la Prairie Neepawa Rivers and Dauphin attended with Winnipeg grand lodge officers. An evening Masonry discussion followed at the Masonic temple. Dauphin Country Club golf course plans to expand to 18 holes with J Scott directing the survey and George Daniels from Niakwa advising next week.
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G. H. Crimes
Royal Arch Masons
Dauphin
Portage la Prairie Neepawa
Rivers
Dauphin Lodges
Country Club
Grand Lodge
W. Bentley
A. Little
J. Sinclair Gee
Symes
Winnipeg
Robt Hawkins
P.G
Prin
W. Pollock
Neepawa
Dauphin Country Club
J. Scott
George Daniels
Niakwa Club
Tea sale at Eaton Groceteria by La Verendrye Chapter LO
The La Verendrye Chapter LO will hold a sale of home cooking and tea at the Eaton Groceteria on Saturday May 17 from 3 to 6. Please bring your friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Verendrye
Lo.de
Eaton Groceteria
Bowling Club to Open Season May 24
The Dauphin Bowling Club held a Friday meeting to elect committees and plan the season start on May 24. George A. Jackson presided, Thos. Little reported, and a mixed opening draw with prizes was set. Committees were named for grounds finance Kraw membership official umpire and ladies and men’s greens prepared for play.
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Dauphin
George A. Jackson
Thos. Little
Grounds
Roy C. Robinson
T. T. Malcolm
Kraw
Harold Platts
R. Smith
J. Strachan
Railroaders Top Collegiate 2-0 In League Start
The Railroaders climbed to first in the league by beating the Collegiate 2-0. Belton and MacArthur scored, while Collegiate's forward line failed to convert chances. Rangers vs N R C N R game postponed due to wet grounds, and a jitney dance is planned for May 28 at Roseland with Mrs. Peebles’ orchestra.
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Railroaders
C.N. Citadel
Belton
Railroad
C.N
MacArthur
McIntyre
C.N. Cameron
Riddell
McArthur
Churchill
E. McEwen
McConnell
M. Parker
C.N.R. Cameron
West
G. May
Hutchison
Weaver
Firth
F. May
Grant
Basaraba
Lysecki
Hawkins
E McEwen
Cowton
N. McEwen
Genik
Rangers
Tom Scrase
C.N.R
Jack Crowe
Roseland
Fire destroys Welland home with contents in Winnipeg village
Fire swept the house of Mr. and Mrs. H. FE. Welland at three o clock Tuesday morning the 6th inst gutting the structure and all contents. The blaze started in a bathroom and the occupants struggled to escape. The property, owned by W. J. Rankine of Winnipeg, was insured along with the contents. Many valuable keepsakes were lost and cannot be replaced. The family is staying with friends in the village pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. Welland
W. J. Rankine
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Wedding of Frances Marilla Amos and Ernest Lee
Frances Marilla Amos and Ernest William Malcolm Lee were married Thursday at Home Street United Church in Winnipeg. The bride, attended by her sister Evelyn Grace, wore a midnight blue crepe ensemble with ophelia roses. the groom’s best man was Leonard Winterburn. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. they will live in St Vital, Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Sth
Home Street United Church
Frances Marilla
Herbert Amos
Home Street
Winnipeg
Ernest William Malcolm Lee
Flora Lee
Victoria
B.C
Hugh McFarlane
Evelyn Grace
Leonard Winterburn
St. Vital
Man
First School Musical Festival Planned at Dauphin
The Dauphin festival on May 23 draws over sixty entries showing strong local and rural school interest. Adjudicator Miss Ethel Kinley of Winnipeg brings experience from major festivals. entrants must arrive at 9:15 and 1:15 for orderly competition. L. B. A. Bazaar set for October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Fthel Kinley
Winnipeg
Mos
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LAW Society
Order of Oddfellows
The
Dauphin Baptist Church
Dauphin Lodge No 36
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge
Kells
C. Stelck
CNRA
Fraser Lunn
C.N.R.A. Football Club
Winnipeg C.N.R. Wanderers
Ball Park
United Church
A. W. Lochead
B.D. Tel
Sixth Ave
N.W
Angola
MD Jli
Washwell Ginghams
Balbriggal
S. i
Sifton Band
Sifton Jazzy Quintettes
Dauphin Town Hall
Ethel Kinley
P.m. the
Roseland Dance Hall
Rangers’ Football Club
Mrs. Peebles
H. E. Welland
Mccreary
Lee—Amos
L. B. A. Bazaar
Cruise
United Stores Limited
McDonald and Oliphant
Dauphin, Man
Libby
Rosedale
Eeee
Ontario
Empress
Palm Olive CO
Liberal
Victrola
Victor Radio
Wilfred Robson
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