Exurcational Committer Announces Winnipeg Meetings
An exurcational committer to C. B Newcombe chairs plans to depart Winnipeg on Jaume ith and visit Rollin Jonesh Dauphin Oth ith Swas River on the 1th. Citizens are invited to share suggestions on school programme and curricula. Meetings at Danchin town hall offer a chance for dissatisfied residents to critique and propose improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcombe
Winnipeg
Jaume Ith
Rollin Jonesh
Dauphin Oth
Ith
Swas River
Poldie
Death of Frederick Klitzke Found In Farm Barn
May 1 report from Provincial Police states Frederick Klitzke aged over 70 was found dead in a barn on Christian Martinson’s farm 5 miles northeast of Gilbert Plains. Coroner Dr G W Rogers led an inquest after Martinson discovered Klitzke hanging from a rope in the loft around noon on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Klitzke
Christian Martinson
Gilbert Plains
Ser. Syron
Ashe
G. W. Rogers
Martinson
Iciaw
Kilizke
Ah Rogers
Claybank
Minn
Community group holds indoor annual supper in Dauphin
Priday May 15 marked the close of another year for the C.O.L.T. groups of Dauphin. Weather forced the event into the Presbyterian church basement where about two hundred mothers and daughters shared a supper served by the Girls' Work Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
C.o.lt
Dauphin
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
McDonald
Nasssu Hepist
Winnipeg
Mr. Henderson
North Country Tourist Tours to Port Nelson from Winnipeg
The North Country Tourist Association of Winnipeg plans July departures from Winnipeg Regina Saskatoon and intermediate points to Port Nelson Hudson Bay via The Pas Mile 214. Subsequent groups of 100 sail August 10 Aug 21 Aug 31 and Sept 9 led by Winnipeg officials including Mayor Webb and J L Thomas. Canoe travel will follow a canvas camp at Kettle Rapids with D Oliver Co catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Regina
Saskatoon
Port Nelson
Hudsonay
North Country Tourist Association of
Webb
D. L. McCarthy
Fred C. Hamilton
John MacLean
Maclean & Maclean
J. L. Thomas
P. E. Renouf
Pas
Mile 214
Kettle Rapids
Hudson Bay Railway
D. Oliver & Co
Weed conference at Dauphin discusses Weeds Act
A weed conference in Dauphin May 21 will review the Weeds Act and enforcement. Inspectors are urged to attend and contribute, with officials from Dominion and Manitoba governments and the Manitoba Agricultural College expected to join. Representatives include A Prefontaine J Ett Blakeman Tinline Batho and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mg Yo Amrthks
Dominion
Manitoba Agricultural College
A. Prefontaine
J. H. Ett
J. P Blakeman
M. J. Tinline
Brandon
Beach Pavilion Foreclosed and Taken by Northern Lumber Co
The beach pavilion faced mortgage foreclosure on Friday May 15 and the sale proved abortive, transferring the property to Northern Lumber Co. A noted citizen is negotiating to buy it, promising a modern, clean, efficient service under his direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Lumber Co
Brush Fire on Sth Avenue Ends Quick, Town Spared
On Wednesday at about 9 a.m a alarm was turned in for a brush fire on Sth Avenue N.W. A fully equipped brigade arrived within minutes but the fire was extinguished with a few pails of water. Cost to the town was $20. Move brush heaps away to prevent such incidents and save time and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth Avenue
N.W
Dauphin District Meeting Prepares for Church Union
The Dauphin district of the Methodist Church met in Dauphin with Rev. T. Neville presiding. Ministers and laymen from Dauphin and nearby towns discussed hard times, funded missions, and passed resolutions of sympathy and for church union on June 10. H. P. Nicholson to represent Dauphin at Winnipeg conference. Rev. H. T. Reynolds elected to the standing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Methodist Church
T. Neville
Oehre River
Winnipegosis
Grandview
Togo
Swan River
Benito
Bowsman
Tamarisk
Bireh River
Stewart
Organic Church Union
H. P. Nicholson
Winnipeg
H. T. Reynolds
Mohawk and Wolverine Trail Ranger Camps Hold Meeting
The Mohawk and Wolverine Trail Ranger Camps held their regular meeting on Friday the 15th. After a brief period they toured the park to assess leaf clearing, reinforcing the labor crew and planning a July Trail Ranger Camp. Plans for an Athletic Meet include certificates from the Olympic Committee for top scorers and potential attendance from Ochre River. Mrs. J. R. McDonald of Winnipeg spoke at the Baptist Church services and addressed the Young People's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine Trail
S.C O.S
Trail Rangers
Olympic Committee
Ochre River
Representa
Trail Ranger
J. R. McDonald
Winnipeg
The
Baptist Church
Local Baseball Club Organized in Damphin
A baseball club was formed in Damphin with Andy Capen as president, Dick McKenzie as manager, Joe Howkins as secretary, and Lindert Heaslip as treasurer. A schedule targets games at Grandview, Fork River, and Winnipegosis, with home grounds likely at the old ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Damphin
Andy Capen
Dick McKenzie
Joe Howkins
Lindert Heaslip
Grandview
Probability Fork River
Winnipegosis
Ball Park
Dauphin Country Club Ladies Announce Summer Golf Schedule
The Dauphin Country Club ladies publish a summer program with 18 hole scores due by July 1 and a May 23 Captain versus Vice Captain event. The slate includes twosomes, hidden hole, medal handicap, field day, one club, two ball foursomes, Cup rounds, tombstone contest and a vendors prize for low scores on the winning Captain team. The May 23 draw pairs 12 matchups with Mrs Arnett facing Mrs Walker and the rest listed. play begins at 2 30 with tea served at gate No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Country Club
Bowman
Arnett
Walker
Waliwin
Crimes
Trimble
McLachlin
Daly
McGirr
Rogers
Hawkins
Miss Street
Johnston
Gardner
Simpson
Miss Code
Bell
Miss Cadman
Gordon
Hobbs
Robson
Wasbinder
Heaslip
Palmer
Community Golf Club Opens With Public Meeting
Dauphin's second golf club named The Community Golf Club formed with officers led by President W. Brierley and Vice President A. F. McKenzie. Membership fees set at five dollars for men and five ninety for women. The club to lease 60 acres from John Dunfield for three years with extension option. Ground work by Dick Holden and opening tournament planned. Official opening Monday May 25 at 10 am with Mayor G H Palmer and club president W Britney officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin’s
Community Golf Club
W. Brierley
A. F. McKenzie
R. G. Mackey
Douglas Kinney
Alex Oliphant
D. Bates
A. H. F. Stelck
Murray
R. Coape
McCormack
Masterman
Coenadaians
Decane
Greens
John Dunfield
S.E
Dick Holden
Manitoba Golf Association
G. H. Palmer
W. Britney
6Th Ave. N.E
May 25 President vs Vice President Seatch Foursomes
Members are urged to provide names to Dr. Trimble Dr. Walker or Roger Watson before week end to enter the May 25 tournament. Players must hand in score cards for 3 rounds before the first handicap date. The club outlines a series of events from June to September including Medal Handicap and Club Championship rounds with handicap formats and mixed foursomes.
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Scotch Foursome
Bowman A. Campbell
White
C. W. McLachlin
W. Robson
O. E. Heasip
Gordon T. Neville
Dy Walker Trimble
Strong
F. Wicks
H. Crimes
H. A. North
Bewell
TS. Fulton
Arnett
R. Watson
Vasbinder
W. S. Marsh
N. McGirr
H. Morton
Geo. King
Hobbs R. Hawkins
Rogers
J. W. Johnston
J. J. Crowe
W. D. King
H. W. Hopwood
M. Zworon
W. Wright
J. Gardner
W. J. Harrington
Johnny Johnston
P. E Mulligan
Sheywenihe
RK Watson
Walker
Stacuanien
Trimble
Roger Watson
Young McDonald to Edna McDonald in Gilbert Plains
John A. Young of Gilbert Plains marries Edna McDonald of Gilbert Plains at the Manse on May 20 with Rev. Philip Duncan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young McDonald
Manse
Dauphin
John A. Young
Gilbert Plains
Edna McDonald
Philip Duncan
Elk Institution at Winnipegosis
Following a campaign for ce by the organiser Dr Rey Baunit Raler Cameron, W M Jackson, Darling ton Dr McGuirk, H W Henalip, C O Odell, G Hoskins, A F McKenzie, and T B Fuilen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Baunit Raler Cameron
W. M. Jackson
Darlington
McGuirk
H. W. Henalip
Odell
G. Hoskins
A. F. McKenzie
Fuilen
Sparling Widow Passes After Short Illness in Dauphin
Mrs. R C Sparling widow of R C Sparling died suddenly Monday night after longtime heart trouble. Born Stratford Ont nearly 66, she married in 1884 and lived in Dauphin and Winnipeg. Survived by Percy J and Hazel, funeral at St James Church with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Steen
R. C. Sparling
Stratford
Ont
R. C. Sporting
Durham
Dauphin
Sparling
Ater
Winnipeg
R. I. Steen
Steen
St. James , Presbyterian Church
Percy J
Brantford
Hazel
St. James Church
Riverside Cemetery
J. J Srrie
Ferguson
R. G
D. McDonald
J. Malcol
Manitoba Flint Corn Seed Offered for 1924 Growers
The Dauphin Agricultural Society supplies Manitoba Flint Corn seed at 2 lbs per farmer for plot planting. About 25 lbs remain at McDonald and Oliphant's store. Seed produced in Manitoba in 1924, advise obtaining seed for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Manitoba
McDonald & Oliphant
Meeting of Holstein Breeders to form district association
A district Holstein Breeders meeting is set in Dr Gunne's office on Saturday May 30 at 4 p m. The aim is to organize a district association to advance the interest of Holstein Friesian owners through registering and improving the breed. All interested are invited to attend.
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Dr. Gunne
Dance Held At Town Hall by Alexandra Rebekah Lodge
A successful Friday night dance at the town hall was managed by J. Johnston with floor control. The organizing committee including Mrs. F. W. Bumstead, Mrs. H. Cox, and Misses A. Armstrong, L. Weaver, and G. Cooper reported about 75 couples attended as the McMurray orchestra supplied the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge No. 13
J. Johnston
Appe Srg
F. W. Bumstead
Noble Grand
H. Cox
A. Armstrong
L. Weaver
G. Cooper
the McMurray Orchestra
Elves Push Toward Safe Town Pool Opening
Community volunteers raise funds and labor to create a kiddies pool with no cost to the town. Elks clubs and local workers donate materials and days of work as organizers plan for a June 1 opening following a Winnipegosis workday and potential shift reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Elks
Winnipegosis
Principal resignations open vacancies at Collegiate
Mr. W N Ball resigns as principal of the Collegiate to end of term and move to Walkerville Ontario where Mrs Ball accompanies him. Mr J T Johnasson will succeed Ball. Miss Emma Johnson also resigns leaving three staff vacancies in mathematics and French for juniors and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Ball
Walkerville
Ont
Ball
J. T. Johnasson
Emma Johnson
Flax Case Proceeds in Dauphin County Court
The civil case Zawczyszyn versus Dauphin Milling Co. remains active in the county court. Thirty witnesses have been examined over three days with no clear end in sight. The plaintiff seeks damages for alleged polluted seed while the defendants deny responsibility. A similar suit is planned after this action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zawczyszyn
Dauphin Milling Co
Dauphin
Rural Municipality of Dauphin Assessments Set
Rural office receives notice that the equalized assessment for Dauphin Rural Municipality is fixed at 5 058 000 for 1925 6 up from 1 343 6m. The council previously appealed through solicitor J L Bowman to the Tax Commission and secured a favorable result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Watts
Dauphin
J. L. Bowman
Tax Commission
Dauphin Retail Merchants Meeting Called Off
The Dauphin Retail Merchants meeting set for Friday May 15 was canceled due to insufficient attendance. The proposed topic weekly half holiday failed to draw interest and no discussion occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Complaint Over Detention Conditions At Town Police Station
A caller described the town police station common cell as unsanitary and unfit for a dog to be kept in. The issue is urged to the Police Committee, noting detention conditions deserve scrutiny and that occupants are not always guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Weathering the Cold Season Prompts Garden Replanting
A weathered diary note describes snow covering early planted greens while gardeners seek seeds at the grocery. It notes frost on budding plants and suggests replanting despite chilly forecasts, with a nod to Foster's weather claim.
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Foster
Daughters and Maids of England Hold Silver Tea Sale
The Daughters and Maids of England held a successful silver tea and home cooking sale Saturday afternoon in the old Wright drug store. Mrs. Will Paterson chaired the conveners while Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. J. Baker managed reception duties. Mrs. H. H. Wilkins reported strong demand at the home cooking table. Tea service was organized by Mrs. F. W. Bumstead and others.
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England
Wright Drug Store
Will Paterson
George Taylor
J. Baker
H. H. Wilkins
F. W .Bumstead
W. Bawden
F. Long
G. Goddard
J. Weaver
Golfers offered 10 percent off genuine St Andrew's clubs
Golfers can buy professional made St. Andrew's golf clubs in rustless steel at Sutherland and Stelck's with a 10 percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
Sutherland & Stelck’s
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Hudson's Bay
Palace Bakery Dauphin
Marz
Lepper
Beach Pavilion
Fire Brigade
Methodist District Meeting
Miss Johnston Millinery Dept
H. W. Hopwood Coa. Ltd
ELK Institution
Vic Jackson
Lovering Park
George Ashe
Ochre Rives
Holstein Breeders
Rebekah
Thos. Neville
W. J. Harkness
Retail Merchants’ Meeting
E. Tea
Wilfrid Pocklington
Main St. North Dauphin
Novelty Four
Hume
Columbia Hot Shots
Eveready Dry
Eveready Radio
Burgess
B. Cuff &Smith UK
D. Dauphin
C. Mexy
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