Dauphin Sports Day Highlights Weekend Activities
May 24 at Dauphin featured a full holiday of sport with the Dauphin Bowling Club opening its 1930 season a mixed tournament and social Tennis and Country clubs hosting events. A football match between a Dauphin selection and the CNRs of Winnipeg concluded the day as Little defeated Cooke in the final frame after a day of rounds and byes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Bowling Club
Country Club
Dawphin
CNR
Winnipee
CNR A
Brandon Salvation Army
Wauphin Citizens’ Band
Canadian National Station
Little
Cooke
R. G. Smith
R. E Dicks
T. Little
J. Strachan
H. N. Macneill
J. Grant
F. Chase
J. H. Mathewson
G A. Jackson
W. J. McConnell
Mick
Smith
Littie
Strachan
McConnell
Wihek
President wins country club competition over vice president
At the Country Club course on the afternoon of the 24th the president Dr J R Genne defeated vice president W D King by one point in a president versus vice president golf competition. Scores show each game won awarding a point to the winning side and tea followed the event with Mrs A Katz and Mrs W D King directing. A June series was announced to establish fair handicaps and improve member acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
J. R. Genne
W. D. King
Jr. Ganne
D. King
M. W. Gordon
Dr. Rogers
R. P. Eastman
G R. Watson
Don Waliwin
A. Warnock
Edna Walker
Country Club Notes Ladies Medal Play Friday May 30
Members will play an 18 hole medal event on Friday May 30. Ladies choose their own partners and must hand score cards to a Draw Committee member such as Mrs. McLachlin Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Wallwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLachlin
Campbell
Wallwin
Winnipeg Nationals Triumph in Dauphin Friendly Match
A medium crowd watched Winnipeg Nationals edge Dauphin 3 2 in a tight friendly on Saturday May 24 with a late scrimmage goal. Belton opened for Dauphin, Hardie equalized for Winnipeg, Lennie headed the go ahead goal, and Davis and other keepers impressed. Dauphin showed strong play despite five seniors on Winnipeg, and both teams received solid performances from listed players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Nationals
Dauphin
Belton
Davis
Winnipeg
Hardie
Lennie
Prasilotski
Cameron
Falconer
Barker
Winnipege
Tate
Canning
Sparks
Simpson
Reid
McKay
Reilly Dauphin
Riddell
McConnell
Hutchison
Genik
Firth
McArthur
William James Warner Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Warner
On May 19 at Dauphin General Hospital a son named William James was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Warner of Ashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Dauphin General Hospital
Fred Warner
Ashville
William James
Silver Tea and Bake Sale by United Church Ladies Aid
A silver tea and sale of home cooking will be held Saturday May 31 from 3 to 6 in St James Church. The event is organized under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the United Church
St. James Church
Dauphin Hosts Inaugural Musical Festival
Dauphin held Canada's first Dauphin Music Festival in the town hall on Friday. With 60 plus entries from Dauphin district and nearby towns, the event drew strong local participation and featured adjudicator Miss Ethel Kinley of Winnipeg and director A Marshall Neal guiding the showcases and prize ceremonies. Shields awarded for winning choirs and solos highlight a promising, annual festival future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Roblin
Ste. Rose du Lac
Cadman
Ethel Kinley
Winnipeg
A. Marshall Neal
Chas. Padley
St. Robert
Ochie River School
W.D. Leslie
Grandview School
Nelson
Whitmore
M. Hamilton
R. Orchard
L. Roberts
Mackenzie
Cooper
Smith Jackson
E. Barker
Smith-Jackson
Miss Craik
Grandview
St. Mary’s Convent
Sifton
Brickburn
Gilbert Plains
Miss Cadman
Irene Vasbinder
Ett Eastman
F. Goff
Rev E W Johnson Receives Doctor of Divinity Degree
Rev E W Johnson a Dauphin district figure received the honorary Doctor of Divinity from Pine Hill Divinity Hall Halifax at its convocation. He has aided Manitoba church development for 32 years, arriving at Swan River valley in spring 1898 with the first settlers and six families on the north side of Duck Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Johnson
Dauphin
Pine Hill Divinity Hall
Halifax
Johnson
Manitoba
Swan River Valley
Duck Mountain
Mrs Darlington Shot In Mountain Accident
Mrs Stanley Darlington was accidentally shot in the right arm and breast by a shotgun blast during an inspection trip on a mountain near town. She was taken to Harley Armstrongs and then to hospital where pellets were removed. she remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Darlington
Darlington
Herald
Harley Armstrong
Dr. Dicks
Assault and Robbery at Winnipegosis
A break in at the poolroom of William Walmsley in Winnipegosis left caretaker Mike Verhosky severely beaten and robbed of 70 dollars. He is hospitalized in Dauphin with head injuries and uncertain if one or more assailants acted. Provincial police investigate but have found no clues as yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Walmsley
Winnipegosis
Mike Verhosky
Verhosky
Dauphin Hospital
Mrs Jas B Robson dies after illness in May
Mrs Jas B Robson died shortly before noon on Wednesday May 28 after a six week illness and an operation on March 14. She leaves her husband and three children. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. B. Robson
Notable Movements and Visits From Local Community Today
A roundup of residents traveling and visiting relatives across Manitoba. Includes Robert W. James visiting relatives in the old country. Mrs. J. Burton and daughter from Saskatoon visiting Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pollen and family to Dauphin for a holiday. and various locals motoring to cities such as Saskatoon Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg. Also mentions theatre appearance by Harry Richman in Dauphin and social events in Neepawa and Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. James
Coun. Solomon
St. Boniface Hospital
T. T. Malcolm
Rotary
Calgary
Co-operative Shipmen
A. L. Brinkman
Doreen
Bonar Whaley
Bank of Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
J. Burton
Pearl Warner
Saskatoon
A. Glennon
Elm Park
Canon Cousins
Brandon
Thos. Pollen
Dauphin
W. A. Brinkman
H. M. Park
John A. Negrych
W. D. King
Billy
Niagara Falls
Chas. Padley
England
Bill
Montreal
Paul J. Mizibrocky
Portage la Prairie
Alex McKee
Madge
Winnipeg General Hospital
C. W. McLachlin
J. Connor
Lake
Naomi
O.E
Neepawa
J. Norton
Chase
J. W. Johnston
E. Mitchell
Wm. Murray
A. D. Smith
G. H_. Vasbinder
W_ D. King
Farmers Plan District and Co operative Picnic and Field Day
Under chairman I D McKillop representatives from various co operatives and the Agricultural society set Thursday June 19 as the date for this summer gathering. Committees on programme publicity refreshments and grounds were formed and the event is expected to educate the agricultural community and citizens in general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. McKillop
Agricultural Society
Death of Early Dauphin Resident R D Gibson at Melfort
Robert Dick Gibson, once of Dauphin and owner of the Strang farm on the Lake road before 1908, died at Melfort on Saturday evening May 17 after a brief illness. Born April 23 1848 near Galt Ontario he was 82 years. Survived by his wife and four children, including Lottie deceased, and siblings in the Yukon and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dick Gibson
Dauphin
Strang
Lake Road
Melfort
Mr. Gibson
Galt
Ont
Margaret Dickie
West
Virden
Man
Gilbert Plains
Stewart
Bessie
Swan River
Glen
Gordon
E. Gerrish
Lottie
Melfort Hospital
Yukon
Galt, Ont
Juvenile Court Convicts Two For Sidewalk Riding
Harold Slind visited the city over the weekend. Two youths were convicted in Juvenile Court on Tuesday for riding on sidewalks. Police plan to prosecute similar infractions in the future under the sidewalk riding ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Slind
Government to spend 100000 on Riding Mountain park
Ottawa reports the federal government will invest about 100000 this year to develop Riding Mountain National Park. The plan includes forestry work, tree planting, a golf course at Clear Lake, parking, drainage, and road construction to improve access for Manitoba residents and U.S. tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Riding Mountain National Park
United States
Charles Stewart
D. G. McKenzie
W. J. Ward
Dauphin
J. A. Glen
Robert Milne
Neepawa
National Park
Clear Lake
Strathclair
Norgate
Park
Lemeth
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Dauphin Country Club
Lady Gelfers
Conservative Organization
Pollen Hall
W. R. McCormack
J. N. McFadden
Wal. E. Schweitzer
W R. McCormack
J N. McFadden
J. J Crowe
E. N. McGirr
O. Farrel
Robi. Ferguson
M.L.A
J. L. Bowman
King
Crerar
Schweitzer
Conservative
Liberal
Empire
Canada
Meee
Oxfords
Sma
Iiss
Washwell Gingham
Dave
Girs
H Hunt
F. Clayford
E. Arnett
A. McFadden
A. Houde
E. Shore
E. Stuckey
F. Bees
R. McIntosh
J. Oliphant
E. Iredale
E. Moroz
A. Paraska
I. Dawson
Class & Boys
J. Barker
E. Bay
A. Oliphant
J. Shaw
G. Shore
United Church
A. W. Lochead
B.D. Tel
Sixth Ave
N.W
Subjec
Stan. Darlington
J. B. Robson
C. F. Smith
Duchess of Richmond
Old Country
E. Draffin
National Telegraph Co
H. A. Hillman
Spruce Bluff
Farmers
R. D. Gibson
Grange Cate Chocolate
Shoppe Main
United Stores Limited
United Stores
Santos Blend
Ontario
Harris Abatoir
Sunkist
Bird Rock
Florida
Swift
H. A
Bolonga
Matt Thompson
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
Price
Victrola
Victor Radio
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
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