Victoria Day Openers Set for Dauphin Baseball League
Victoria Day marks the start of summer games with a three club Dauphin Intermediate Baseball season opening on May 24. A double header pits CNR against Collegiate, then Collegiate against Elks, with Mayor Fagen delivering the first ball. A parade to the park precedes the games, season tickets at 2.00 dollars cover league play, general admission is 15 cents, and children under 15 enter free. A luncheon on June 1 at the Hamilton Hotel features J A Campbell and F E Simpson K C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Intermediate Baseball Association
Geeound
Inet
Earos
Dauphin
La Verendrye Chapter D E to Attend Sunday Service
La Verendrye Chapter 10 D E will attend the morning service at the Methodist church on Sunday May 27. Members meet at the Rest Room at 10 30 am and proceed to the church together.
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la Verendrye
D.E
Appointed Returning Officers Named for Referendum Votes
The returning officers for the approaching referendum vote have been appointed. H. P Nicholson will oversee Daupin, Peter Melynk for Ethelbert, D. J. Hill for Ste. Rose, and W. J. Westwood for Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P Nicholson
Daupin
Peter Melynk
Ethelbert
D. J. Hill
Ste. Rose
W. J. Westwood
Roblin
Examinations Set Dates for Grade 12 and Other Grades
Education department officials announced grade 12 pupils begin final exams on June 13 while students in grades 9 and 11 start June 1 and grade 1 fall on June 19. Public school students write on June 25 as papers are issued and applications are being received. Mr and Mrs Chas Gray were passengers to Winnipeg on Monday.
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Department of Education
Chas. Gray
Winnipeg
Municipal Weeds Inspectors convene in Dauphin and memorial plan urged
A Manitoba municipal weeds inspectors convention will be held in the Dauphin Municipal Hall on June 5 with addresses by Hon Neil Cameron and other officials. Topics cover weed identification eradication summer fallow methods and Noxious Weeds Act provisions. A memorial fund drive is urged and plans are on display at the Town Hall. Mrs Wm Murray shows improvement after illness.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
Neil Cameron
Agriculture and Immigration
J. H. Evans
J A. MecGregor
BSA
A Bedford
R. Fagen
J. W. Johnston
G. H. Jaimer
Dauphin General Hospital Building Fund Appeals
Hospital directors report funds raised for the new Maternity Building totaling 3051.65 with many groups contributing and an urgent appeal for more donations through the Bank of Nova Scotia or the secretary. Telegraphic dispatch notes a wildfire on Duck Mountain Forest Reserve, with dry conditions and extensive firefighting efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin General Hospital
Eclipse District
Lichnon Ufm
Mountview Ufwm
Victoria
Order of the Eastern Star
Pastivands Association of Heberats
Vermillion Lodge
Burd
Bank of Nova Sestia
W. RR. McCormack
Robert Hawkins
Grandview
Duck Mountain
Gre
Law students triumph in convocation honors
In recent law exams the second year students Thomas Little and Jenae C. Johnston succeeded. Third year student George EB Tritechier Call and 4irval W. Struthers also passed under the new curriculum. George E. Tritschbler attended Winnipeg convocation Thursday to receive his LLB degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Little
Jenae C. Johnston
Finel
George EB. Tritechier
Dlake Phillips Sets Crooked Creek Big Fish Record
Dlake Phillips claimed the weekly big fish mark at Crooked Creek on Friday with a 39 inch jack weighing 1514 pounds. The catch tops prior records and highlights local angling activity.
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Dlake Phillips
Crooked Creek
Presbyterian church to host 104th anniversary sermon
Members of 1.0.C.F. No. 36 plan the 14th anniversary observance next Sabbath at the Presbyterian church. Rev. P. Duncan will deliver a sermon suitable to the occasion.
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C.F. No
Presbyterian Church
P. Duncan
Military band plans revival to renew musical strength
The organization remains militant and undecided on disbanding but seeks new life to deliver its best music. A revival move is likely to be pursued to restore strength and maintain obligations.
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Eid
Cars on Main Street Show Luxury Cadence in Quick Span
An observer on Main Street reports counting over 50 passing vehicles within 15 minutes on a Tuesday. He notes several cars cost thousands of dollars and are fit for royalty to travel in.
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Main Street
Dauphin Tennis Club to stage progressive tournament
The Dauphin Tennis Club will hold a progressive tournament on Saturday afternoon next, the 26th, from 4 pm to 5 pm. Members wishing to compete should arrive promptly at the grounds, and play will proceed similarly to a progressive whist drive.
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Dauphin Tennis Club
Old Timers Picnic Set For Dauphin Fair Tuesday
An Old Timers Association meeting decided to hold a picnic and reunion on the second day of the Dauphin Fair, Tuesday July 10. Committees will arrange the program and reports follow. The event invites all old timers and families from Grandview Gilbert Plains Massey River The Palisades tohore River and Ste. Rose districts who were in the country in 1893.
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Old Timers’ Association
Dauphin Fair
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Massey River
Tohre River
Ste. Rose
Temperance Rally Aims at Manitoba Act Vote
A Tuesday meeting at the GWVA Hall discussed the Manitoba Temperance Act. Speakers defended the bill as a moral issue, urged voter opposition on June 22, and warned against public ___ conditions. Rev McLachlan urged liberty restrictions for social good and praised Manitoba progress over British Columbia and Quebec.
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GWVA
J Lt. Bowmas
Seale
Seaie
O. WN. McLachlan
Toronto
Oxford University
League of Nations
United States
Canada
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Quebec
Manitoba
R. G. Dunn
Bowman
Heaslip
Oliphant Sane
Neville
Tom Richardson
House of Commons
Dauphin
Town Hall
Dauphin Theatre
Big Dauphin Fair Adds $1000 Prize & Old-Timers Reunion
A two day Dauphin Fair promises $1000 in cash prizes drawing top provincial baseball teams July 10 and 11. The program features trotting races, riding devices, and an Old-Timers reunion on July 10. Attendees from Dauphin and nearby towns are expected, with hall renovations underway and a plowing match set for June 12 at Ochre River.
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Dauphin Feir
International Amusement Co
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Winnipegosts
Fork River
Ochre River
Ste. Rose du Lac
John Strang
Dauphin
Ramsay Motors Ltd
John
Quebec
Ontario
Farm Labor Demand Rises in Province with Varied Wages
The Employment Office notes strong demand for men on farms across the province with wages from 835.00 to 56. A steady stream of railroad workers awaits extra gang assignments, with about 100 men available. Domestic help also shows fair demand at good wages.
Elegant St Pauls Wedding Seals Union of Gregg and Clash
Ida Stephen Fanny Gregg daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Gregg of Makinak married George Albert Clash son of Mrs I C Montgomery at St Pauls church on Wednesday May 23. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Barrett with Major J W Skinner attending the bride and Douglas Kinney as best man. The couple left to Mendelssohn’s Wedding March as Mrs Montgomery hosted a buffet reception for friends.
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St. Paul’s Church
Ida Stephen Fanny (Babe) Gregg
Thos. Gregg
Makinak
George Albert Clash
I. C. Montgomery
Sharp
J. W. Skinner
Elva
Douglas Kinney
Mendelssohn
G. H. Crimes
St Paul's girls hold lawn social at Whitmore residence
The girls' auxiliary of St Pauls church hosts a lawn social at Mr H B Whitmore's home on 4th Avenue SW. The event will run on May 29 from pm with an invitation to attend for a good time.
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The
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s Church
H. B. Whitmore
4Th Avenue
S.W
Daughters of the Empire Attend Empire Day Services
The Daughters of the Empire will attend the morning service at 11 a.m and Empire Day evening service at 7 p.m. Special music provided by the Choir at both services. Q. O. Board will meet at the supper table in the lecture room on Monday at 6.30 p.m.
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Daughters of the Empire
Empire
Q. O. Board
Ward system abolition debated at town council
At the May meeting Councillor MacKay floated abolishing ward representation. The council favored the idea and tabled it for the next session, asking for a petition to the lieutenant governor before July 11 if endorsed. Other actions include dog by law readings, street crossing discussions, and notices of resignation reconsideration and local improvements.
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Main Street
Connt Mackay
S. A. McLean
Dauphin Theatre
Public Works Committee
Skinner — McDonald
Laroy
McEwen
Imperial Oil Co
2Nd Ave
N.E
Imperial Co
Coun ‘Wallwin
Electric Light
Mics Q. Astley
Local Notes On School, Club Activities And Price Cut
Burrows reports fine weather boosts farming optimism with grain going in as planned and church services well attended. Plans for a Sunday school start and a CCC led program at Mt View include a pupil exhibit and a red cross juniors fair with a small admission fee. Ladies' Aid meet at Mrs Drinkwater's on June 7 plus Crow Bottling Works cuts drink prices to two cents a bottle.
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Naval Boye and Girle Club
CCC
Mountview
Red Cross of
Lurrowe
Crow Bottling Works
Ganlen Party Postponed by St Pauls Church Auxilary
The Ganlen Party scheduled for May 29 is postponed due to the Dauphin Dramatic Society play. The event was to be held at Mrs Whitmore's home on 4th Avenue Southwest by the Girls' Auxiliary of St Pauls Church.
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Dauphin Dramatic Saciety
Tome of Mta. Whitmore
4Th Avenue S.W
Girls’ Auxiliary
St. Paul's Church
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WAR Memorial
Ervice
de. Schall
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Hospital Building Fund
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the Town Band
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Winnipegosis
Grace Dewing
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Oddfellows’ Hall
Co. G Willis
D. L. No. 36
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Gregg
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Thos. Neville
Council of Women
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B.C
Vancouver
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