Palmer Secures Labor Farmer Nomination at Convention
George H Palmer was renominated by the Labor Farmer party after a party convention. Thos Walker and James McQuigg were contenders. Palmer won the ballot with a majority. Palmer praised past cooperation with the Progressive party and urged unity to improve conditions, promising loyal support from Labor and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo H. Palmer
Labor Farmer
Organized Labor
Miner
Mr. Palmer
Labor Party
Dominion
Ward
Labor
Geo. H. Pamer
Thos Walker
James McQuigg
Walker
Palmer
Registration closes with 204 added in Dauphin
Voter registration in the Dauphin constituency ended with 204 new names. Sparse turnout marked the process as only a limited number of eligible residents registered. A court of revision by Judge Bonnycastle at the Municipal Hall on May 27 offered a final chance to be listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Bonnycastle
Politicians Nominate Candidates in Canadian Riding Notes
Fred Y. Newton received the nomination of the Conservative party for the constituency of Robiin on Saturday. The U.F.M. will hold conventions at Dauphin Gilbert Plains Ste. Rose and Ethelbert next Wednesday May 11. Dauphin Liberal at Dauphin on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Y. Newton
Conservative
Robiin
U.F.M
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Ste. Rose and
Ethelbert
C N R Time Table Changes for Dauphin This Summer
The summer timetable for the C N R takes effect Sunday June 4 with Dauphin changes including No 9 westbound departing at 4 55 am. Kamneack mixed shifts to 7 30 am on Mon Wed Fri. Kamseack eastbound to 1 35 pm Tue Thu Sat. Winnipegosis mixed to 2 pm Mon Wed Fri and 2 30 pm for Ste Rose. Ste Rose to Dauphin arrivals at 10 15 am Tue Thu Sat and departure at 11 am. A way freight Dauphin Swan River carries passengers 7 50 am Mon Wed Fri and returns 3 20 pm Tue Thu Sat. Coupons saved for Saturday night flour prize at the Gay Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N.R
Dauphin
Winnipegosis
Ste. Rose
Swan River
Town Council Hears By law Revisions At Semi Monthly Meeting
The Dauphin council discussed a by law revision affecting Transient Traders and hawkers licenses with increases proposed for street vendors and temporary sales. Delegations from the Dauphin Musical Society spoke on finances, while a request for a civic half holiday was shelved. A waterworks extension for Imperial Oil was tabled with estimated cost around 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beln
Idih
Smith
Wma
Mcwonaid
Sclaci
weMay
Waliwis
Neely
Salaver
Ibe
Messrs. White and Sieira
Cadplain Helad Merchants Association
Autooneers
Dauphin
Messie
Macneill and
Padley
Dauphin Musical Society
Macneil
Delapation
Lodge King George
Sons of Eng
Coun. Marsh
Skinner
Jos. Young
Imperial Oil Co
2Nd Ave
N.E
Front Street
2Nd Avenue
Young
W. H. Wallace
Anniversary Celebration for England Daughters Club
The Daughters and Naids of England hosted a gathering for the Great Anniversary, with 73 members. President Mrs. W. B. Lee opened with a speech and introduced a varied program featuring piano duets, songs, solos, mandolin and violin acts, followed by a two act comedy and dancing sessions with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Midgding
Sete
Fhe
W. EB. Lee
Mading
Iano Duci
Cardiff
Race
Tong
Early
Song
James
Velluk Sol
A. Loubler
Ir. Waddell
Sao
Philips
Mr. Stack
Vwlim
Mr. Counter
Mr. Early
Lape
Miss Wade
Lomedy
Aliss Maria Bings
Ww. E. Lee
Lucy Ryder
Ida Cardiff
Jessie Ray
Dorothy Lee
Belinda
Kathleen Kace
Kate
Gladys Chapman
Unis
S Close
Empire Day Observed Quietly at Local School
Tuesday marked Empire Day with a quiet observance at the school. In the afternoon Rev. Thos. Neville addressed students on Canada at the Collegiate, while public schools held patriotic exercises with songs and speeches by pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Neville
Canada
Public Works Plan Hit by Funding Uncertainty
Provincial Highway Commissioner warns no funding this year under the Good Roads Act, threatening a $33000 Public Works cut program on streets. Oak and Ash plank sidewalks receive 400 feet each, while grading avenues and gravel supply plans spark debate. Health committee notes poison use at reclamation grounds and a tax sale certificate transfer for Elsie May Campbell is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asi Gillrary
Public Works Committee
Oak Sts
Coun
McLachlin
Oak St
Ash Avenue
Neely
Health and Relief Committee
Elsie May Campbell
Dauphin Plains UFM Endorses District Executive Action
May 22 special meeting of Dauphin Plains UFM passed a resolution endorsing the district executive and rejecting local censure noted in the press. The statement, signed by President J A McKillop and Secretary J A Boles, expresses full confidence in the executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Plains
Hen lays six eggs in succession at Herald office
W. J. Limieux of the C.N.R. reports his hen has laid six large eggs in a row. Two eggs were left at the Herald office on Saturday. one measures 638 by 73 inches in circumference, the other 6% by ½ inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Limieux
C.N.R
Herald Office
Liquor sale conviction and jail terms in Manitoba notices
Geo Robertson of Magnet pleaded guilty to selling liquor and was fined 200 dollars plus costs or two months in jail, choosing jail. L Stoughton of Gilbert Plains faced theft charges for copper wire worth 50 dollars and was remanded on 1560 dollars bail. Guillaume Bello of Ste. Rose was found guilty of beating his wife and sentenced to three months in jail. Seventy horse race entries noted for the July Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Robertson
Magnet
W. R. Boles
Ochre River
L. Stoughton
J. W. Robertson
Gilbert Plains
Manitoba Government Telephone Construction Co
Oddfellows Anniversary Sermon Highlights True Brotherhood
Dauphin Oddfellows and Rebekahs mark the anniversary with the sermon on Jonathan and David. The address urges public trust and outlines Oddfellowship’s charity, homes, and relief work, including a Winnipeg home project and steady membership growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipl
Nobie
Ixige
Bro Neville
Priebusiip
Weul
Jolialtuan
David
Iulual
Seiushluess
Raul
Timowuy
Wavids
Jonathan
Iorsa
K&e
Chupy
Dows
Luman
Wavid
Saul
Sweed
Deual
Odd Fellowship
Manitoba
Oddfellows
Winnipeg
Jesus
Political Conventions Schedules for May Dates
Dauphin UFM holds meeting at Dauphin on May 31. Gilbert Plains UFM convenes at Gilbert Plains on May 71. Ste Rose UFM to meet at Ste Rose du Lac on May 31. UFM at Sifton scheduled for May 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
U.F.M
Gilbert Plains
Ste. Rose U.F.M
Ste Rose du Lac
Sifton
Prisoners Transferred From Prince Albert to Stony Mountain
A tourist car transported 20 prisoners on Tuesday morning from Prince Albert to the Stony Mountain penitentiary. The transfer moved inmates between facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Stony Mountain
Move to Develop Community Spirit At Board Meeting
A proposal from the Agricultural Society directors urged local business men to foster broader community spirit and promote the fair. President J A Campbell was tasked to pursue the idea with the Retail Merchants Association and align a joint meeting for details. GNUS REPORTED AT JAIL. Fred Gnous faced Manitoba Temperance Act charges, was found guilty and fined but could not pay, receiving 60 days in jail and reporting to Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trad
Agricultural Society
J. A. Campbell
Gnus
Fred Gnous
J. H. Hall
Garland
Jawler Pearson
Dauphin
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Palmer
Gay Theatre
Liberal Convention
Norris
H. E. Bewell
R. Fagen
Rexall
Wilfred Robson
Malcolm
Bso
William Christy Cabanne
U.F.M. Executive
Methodist Church
Thos Neville
Isdues
Ascuss
Alen
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