Council Deliberates Water Contract and Hospital Aid
In a prolonged adjourned session the council approved a renewal of the water contract with the Canadian National Railways on a parlotte rate, set to remove the minimum charge and exclude pumping liability. A hospital board delegation sought light and water relief to fund a new addition, with the request held over for a final decision.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Ite
Council For Final Decnion
Canadian National Railways
Brown
Marsh
Maresh - Wilkinson
Engineer Brown
McDonald
D Sepchuk
Solomon
Parks Board
Dauphin Fire Brigade Busy On Queen's Birthday
The Dauphin Fire Brigade handled three calls on May 2, none highly damaging. A chimney fire at Sam Mills on Sth Ave caused scorched walls. A woodpile blaze behind Goffman's Department Store was checked early. The worst was a large Ed Mitchell barn fire on Ave NE, nearly destroying the brooding house and burning about 175 chicks. cause suspected to be sparks from a bonfire or overheated brooder.
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Dauphin
Sam Mills
Sth Ave. S.E
Goffman’s Department Store
Grandview Hotel
Ed. Mitchell An & Ave
N.E
Peter Cowton
2Nd Ave. S.E
Transients Released From Jail Face New Theft Charges
After seven days in gaol for riding the rails from Gladstone to Dauphin two Indigenous men Jack Bettry and Wilfred Houle were back before Magistrate Little. Bettry was charged with stealing spectacles from a local hardware shop while Houle was charged with receiving the stolen goods. Both were convicted and ordered to leave town within twenty four hours.
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Dauphin
Gladstone
Jack Bettry
Wilfred Houle
Bettry
Houle
Little
William Watson 85 Dies in Nipawin Sask Obituary
William Watson died in Nipawin Saskatchewan on May 27 at age 85 after a long illness. Born in Grey County Ontario he moved west in 1898 settling near Dauphin. Survived by his wife three daughters five sons and a brother the funeral will be June 1 at Farrell's Undertaking Parlors with Rev Douglas H. Telfer. interment Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers named Archie Parker Wallace Brown Gilbert Jardine Wm. Jones Geo. Waite D. E. McLean.
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William Watson
Grey County
Ontario
Valley River District
Dauphin
Ergest
Nipawim
Bailey
Calgary
Douglas H. Telfer
Riverside Cemetery
Archie Parker
Wallace Brown
Gilbert Jardine
Wm. Jones
Geo, Waite
D. E. McLean
Farm farmer Fokko Klaas Bos dies after operation
Fokko Klaas Bos aged 37 a Burrows district farmer died Monday evening at Dauphin General Hospital after a serious intestinal operation He was born in Benum Groningen Holland in 1897 and emigrated to Canada in 1926 with three brothers He is survived by his mother five sisters and three brothers services set for Thursday at Farrells Parlors Riverside Cemetery pallbearers listed by name
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Burrows
Dauphin General Hospital
Benum
Province of
Groningen
Holland
Bos
Canada
Klaas Fokko
Derk
Bouko
Farrell
Riverside Cemetery
R. H. Aberson
R. H. Brown
W. T. Volkers
A. F. Fisher
J. Arthurs
J. Jameson
Thomas N Briggs Fork River pioneer dies in Winnipeg
Thomas Nelson Briggs Sr a Fork River pioneer died in Winnipeg Sunday noon after eight months of illness. Born July 1866 in Ontario he moved west at 16, married Catherine Calder in 1889 and helped settle Massey River district as first postmaster and general merchant. Survived by wife Catherine four sons Thomas Jr George Dave Duncan one daughter Mrs George James and brother Edward.
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Thomas Nelson Briggs
Fork River
Winnipeg
Ontario
Manitoba
Hartney
Carnduff
Thomas
Catherine Calder
Massey River
Briggs
George James
Thomas, Jr
George
Dave
Duncan
Bissett
Man
Edward
Women Institutes of Dauphin District Plan Convention
The Dauphin district Women’s Institutes hold their annual convention in the Town Hall Dauphin on Friday May 31 with two sessions, afternoon and evening. Dr Nicholson of Winnipeg speaks on Cancer Research and M L A Robert Hawkins offers remarks.
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Dauphin District
Dauphin
Dr. Nicholson
Winnipeg
Robert Hawkins
M.L.A
McDonald
Crop Outlook Improves After Rain in Dauphin District
Rain totaling 45 inches in the Dauphin district plus light showers on Monday improve the outlook for crops this year. Dry spells affected exposed grains and subsoil moisture is down from last year. A June precipitation boost is needed to prevent drought damage. Seeding is nearly complete and wheat crops are well advanced with no grasshopper or cutworm signs yet.
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Dauphin
Funeral Held At Anglican Church Interment At Fork River
The funeral was held Tuesday from the Anglican church with interment in Fork River cemetery.
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Fork River Cemetery
Judges named for Fifth Annual Fed Calf Show and Sale
Northern Manitoba hosts the Fifth Annual Calf Show and Sale at Dauphin Exhibition Grounds on Saturday June 8 with judges Co E Bain and T P Devlin. Auctioneer is C H Smith. scales by J L Merrick and Devlin. Over 100 head shown and auctioned. $300 in prizes. Stock due by June 7. judging at 9 am and sale at 2 pm. All invited.
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Dominion Livestock Branch
T. P. Devlin
C.N.R. Dept of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Manitoba
C. H. Smith
Gilbert Plains
J. L. Merrick
Dauphin
Dauphin Agricultural Society
The
Death of Mrs Gilbert at Dauphin May 28 1935
Mrs Gilbert wife of Sergeant John H Gilbert aged 31 dies at Dauphin Manitoba Interment at Emerson Manitoba in Ontario or Manitoba region obituary notes date and place of death and burial location
Nelson Taylor Dauphin district pioneer dies in Lloydminster
Nelson Taylor a former turnkey at the Dauphin jail and longtime district pioneer died at Lloydminster after a heart attack suffered while en route from Kamloops to Dauphin. He was 79, married 57 years, and survived by his widow. He and Mrs. Taylor lived in Dauphin from 1897 to 1920 before moving to Alabama and returning to Canada in 1933 to live with their daughter in Kamloops.
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Dauphin District
Lloydminster
Nelson Taylor
Taylor
Kamloops
B.C
Dauphin
Mrs. Taylor
Alabama
Canada
Mr. Taylor
Manitoba Doctors Delegate to Lake Head Convention
A large group of Manitoba physicians and surgeons entrained for Fort William and Port Arthur for a joint Manitoba Ontario Medical Association meeting. Delegates will hear lectures over three days after a Tuesday business session with President Sidney E. Smith of the University of Manitoba as guest speaker at a Thursday luncheon. Presenters include Dr. A. T. Mathers Winnipeg Dr. D A Stewart Ninette Sanitorium Dr. C. R. Gilmour University of Manitoba and Winnipeg General Hospital Dr. L. G. Bell Winnipeg Dr. C. E. Corrigan St Boniface Hospital and Dr. G. W. Rogers Dauphin president of the Manitoba Medical Association who will preside at Fort William.
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Manitoba
Fort Wiliam
Port Arthur
Ontario
Sidney E. Smith
University of Manitoba
A. T. Mathers
Winnipeg
D. A. Stewart
Ninette Sanitorium
C. R. Gilmour
Winnipeg General Hospital
L. G. Bell
C. E. Corrigan
St. Boniface Hospital
G. W. Rogers
Dauphin
Manitoba Medical Association
Fort William
Dauphin Guides Celebrate May Picnic Treasure Hunt
Dauphin Guides and Brownies stayed busy with patrol led treasure hunt in the town park to mark the May 24 celebration. Canary Patrol led by Jean Strang found the hidden treasure as Captain Dorothy McMillan and Lieutenant Doris Cook guided Guide Company No. 1. Brownies joined the church parade at St. Pauls Anglican with Tawny Owl Betty Campbell and attended by Division Commissioner Mrs. C Padley. Six recruits are to join the Guide Company next Tuesday evening June 4.
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Guide
Funeral Held for Hilda de Friese in Turtle River Area
The funeral for Hilda de Friese who died Wednesday in Dauphin General Hospital took place Friday from her brother-in-law s farm home near Turtle River and Ochre River. Born in Germany 41 years ago she moved to Canada seven years ago and resided in the Turtle River region. Thelma Dunfield infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Dunfield died May 23 1935 in Dauphin and a funeral followed at Farrell s Undertaking Parlors with Rev Wm Brailsford officiating. pallbearers named J A Lee W F Morley W McRoberts and W Davies.
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Hilda de Friese
Dauphin General Hospital
Mrs. Voss
Turtle River
Germany
Canada
Ochre River
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