Meeting at Burrows School backs local education effort
Robert Fletcher Deputy Minis Education spoke at Burrows School on Wednesday urging support for the Agricultural program. Citizens of Orme in town have long backed the prisoner's cause. details available at the Herald Office or from the Secretary at 6 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fletcher
Minis Education
Burrows School
Con- Orme
Herald Office
Sec Ar
Front Street
Dauphin Birth Announcement Promotes Weir Couple Daughter
On May 23rd at Dauphin a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wallace Weir. The couple is reported to welcome the newest member to their family in this early notice.
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T Dauphin
Wallace ‘ Weir
Missing Man Tracked After Rush County Farm Loss
Distant traces show a man once in Killarney district and now believed in Winnipes with a wife and seven children. Through Mr Dan Hamilton and Mr David Scarfs, investigators say the man had money on his person but has not appeared here. Deliberate in tracing his movements, authorities search for him.
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Dauphin
Dan Hamiton
David Scarfs
Winnipes
Killarney
Righteousness Exalts a Nation Theme at Dauphin Lodge
The Dauphin branch of the Lone of England Lodge held its annual meeting on a stormy night with Rev W J Scott reading prayers. Rev W C Smalley spoke on righteousness exalting a nation and the Bible as the empire’s foundation, stressing individual applications and moral integrity. Music and congregational singing accompanied the program.
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Dauphin
Lone of England Lodge
W. J. Scott
W. C. Smalley
British Empire
Smalley
Woman Found Guilty Over Spirits Contrary to Act
Six months of spirits contrary to the Inland Revenue Act led to a guilty verdict. She was ordered to pay $200 or serve six months in jail. Unable to pay, Mrs. Pihach faces imprisonment while awaiting the Subresor guest of Governor Pearson. Sergt Coleridge prosecuted.
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Inland Revenue Act
Pihach
Pearson
Sergt
Coleridge
Empire Builders Sermon Inspires Local Daughters
About seventy five members of the La Verandrye and Lieut. Stuart Wid meyer chapters attend St James Presbyterian Church service. Rev. Philip Duncan spoke on Empire Builders citing Mark 14 8 praising Christ for lifting women in history and urging mothers to bear good children.
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la Verandrye
Stuart Widmeyer
St. James’ Presbyterian Church
Philip Duncan
Christ
Daughter of the Empire
Order
Enthusiastic Farmer Turnout for Ochre River Plow Show
Farmers near Ochre River show lively interest as entries pour in for the plow show. Boys practice and adjust plows while buyers purchase skimmers and weed rods to cover weeds and stubble. Dauphin residents plan to attend and organizers expect strong public turnout for the event on June 14.
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Ochre
Dauphin
Death notices for Isaiah Shaver and Sarah Outfield
Obituary notices report Isaiah Osker Shaver of Dauphin aged 70 years 8 months died May 25. Mrs Sarah Outfield of Ochre River aged 70 years died May 26. Also a brief brief local aside about ice cream and a reminder to order fresh fish from Bairds.
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Shaver
Dauphin
Isaiah Osker Shaver
Botfield
Ochre River
Sarah Outfield
Town Council in heated session over duties and grants
The Dauphin council faced sharp exchanges as Councillors debated chief Everett duties and a prior tiff with Coun. Marsh. Delegations sought a $1500 grant to the Dauphin Agricultural Society for the July fair, and churches urged Sabbath gas station closings. A day scavenger program was approved with Jos. Shaw hired at 165 dollars monthly. Housing loans were limited to 50 percent of value, max 2000 dollars, with a permanent committee formed to review applications.
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Count Neely
Count Marsh
Heaslip
Chief Everett
Samine
Malcolm
Dauphin
Coun
McDonald
Marsh
Mead
Fagen
Agricultural Society
J. R. Gunne
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Robert Hawkins
Messrs
Stelek
White and Houston
Board of Trade
Conn. McLachlin and Heaslip
Dauphin Agricultura Society
Geo. Johnson
W. J. Houston
R. C. Smith
A. C. Wade
Brinkman O
Coun. Smith
Fagen—McLachlin
Jos. Shaw
Bottomley
Smith
Census loan applicants and municipal matters in Gilbert Plains area
The council considers housing loan applications from residents and church groups for projects with costs listed. Several individuals and firms across Gilbert Plains and surrounding towns request loans ranging from 1000 to 2000 dollars, with estimated building costs up to 5000. Other items include Water and Light Committee repairs to Electric Light Plant unit No. 1, a poll tax rebate for property owners, and CN R gravel bill payment pending negotiations.
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Howard M. Watson
Vermillion Street
J. R. Neely
Howard Warner
8Th Ave
Vermillion
Alex. Oliphant
6Th Ave
N.E
Thos. Goodhand
R. F. Osborne
7Th Ave
S.W
Dauphin Baptist Church Parsonage
R. L. Steen
J. A. Fraser
J. F. Sheridan
C. Lane
Robt. Pollard
C. A. Gray
St. Aoe
G. Knowles
J. W. Skinner
Dunlop Bros
Jas. McDowell
Death of an Old Resident
James Armstrong of Oak Avenue died Sunday night at age 75. Born in Huntley Ontario, he moved west 21 years ago and worked in construction and railroads before retiring to gardening. Survived by wife Mrs Armstrong and daughter Mrs Abbott, plus three sons Harry Herbert and James. Funeral from St Pauls church to Riverside Cemetery at 2 30 Wednesday with Rev Harry Barrett.
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James Armstrong
Oak Avenue
Huntley
Carleton County
Ont
Armstrong
8. Armstrong
8Ibbott
Vancouver
Harry and
Herbert
Jauphin
James E
Elston
Ask
St. Paul's Church
Riverside Cemetery
Harry Barrett
Dauphin Hosts Scottish Concert by Madam McAdam Murray
Madam McAdam Murray and company performed at the Town Hall in Dauphin delivering Scottish songs with fervor and sincerity. Highlights included Blue Bonnets and My Wee House, with Miss Nora Matheson impressing as a child violinist and Miss Nellie Malcolm guiding piano accompaniment. Strong applause greeted encores Echoes of Scotland and The Mocking Bird, while Jimmy MacBeath provided humor and the Presbyterian ladies praised the program.
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Rachael
L Bacio
Ora Matehson
Kathleen Ow
de Beroit
Sibelius
Scotland
Jimmy MacBeath
Jimmy
Dauphin
Nellie Malcolm
Local Market Stocks Meats and Cars in Town
A full line of smoked and cooked meats remains in stock at Bairds. The 4905 passenger Chevrolet now sells for 1915 in Dacuphia. Say Huckleberry Finn appears at the Gay Friday and Saturday venue.
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Baird's
Dacuphia
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Seaman Smart
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Daughters OF Empire
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Wilfred Robson
Rexall
All Outdoors
Kodak
Eastman
Eastman Autographic Films
Session Town Council
Dunstan
Fred Co. Smith
Jas. A. Fraser
W. C. Turner
Wm. Blackader
Frank Seana Siften
Hiram S Reid
Michael Parton
Gilbert Plains
Frank Harper
Andrew McLean
R. J. Gray
Toutes
J. L. Gaudry
Winnipegosis
Thos. Toye
Frank Sharp
J. 8
Sieffert
Ethelbert
John Masciuch
Bertrand Skaife
Charles Yunik
Andrew Potoroka
Boggy Creek
Max St. Germain
Pine River
S. H. Johnson
Siergrove
Alfons Dranians
Methodist
J. A. Haw
Jesus
P. A
Madam Murray
Soap Taylors Borax
P. G
SOCAL
Pauline
Kellog
Coffee Chase & Sandborn’s
Sea Brand
Blue Ribbon
Nabob
ST. Ane
Bryce
Bryces
A. Cor
Chambrays
Organdie Perrin
Kid Gloves
The
Quality Store
Grandview Block
Main ST
W. J. Leach
Mer
BAY & Katz
Jolly Clown
Florence
Marswell’s
Grocery Department
Lady Demonstrator
McDonald & Oliphant
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