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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
3
Public Auction set for October 2 at 2 p.m. at the Boarding House in Makinak. Parcels sold subject to a reserve bid with improvements listed. The Municipality of Gehre River holds the KR P A Cert. of Title for each parcel.
Public auction to be held at the King's Hotel Dauphin Manitoba on October 17 1935 at noon for the southwest quarter of section 17 township 25 range 20 west of the principal meridian with mines and minerals reserved. Property includes a frame house and outbuildings on cultivable land about miles west of Dauphin. Twenty percent cash. balance per sale conditions to be announced. Vendor’s solicitor 1102 McArthur Building Winnipeg Manitoba.
A sale notice describes a sealed reserve bid auction for Lot 3 in Block 89 on Third Avenue South East in Dauphin Manitoba. The property includes a semi modern four room frame dwelling with basement and furnace and a small stable. sale at King’s Hotel Dauphin on October 17, 1925 at 12 noon. 20 percent cash bid required. balance per sale terms to be announced. solicitor for vendor Simpson McGirr Katz.
Auction sale announced for the right to locate a saw mill on Millsite No 4 in Duck Mountain Forest timber cut under settlers permits. Bids open October 16 1925 at Avenue Hotel Grand View Manitoba with a $106 deposit. successful bidder gains permit through May 1 1926 with option for a second permit to May 1 1927 upon payment of another $106. Deposits of unsuccessful bidders returned. lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance._Public notices include hospital notes from Minitonas and surrounding communities with patient updates._
Mr and Mrs A T Johnson extend gratitude to the Dauphin Fire Brigade for their rapid response and effective assistance when a fire occurred last week.
Public auction offers a two hundred forty acre farm in Manitoba's east half of section four and northeast quarter of section thirty three with several buildings and two log houses. The sale, at 2 PM, is subject to a sealed reserve bid with cash on purchase and terms to be announced. Further details from Bowman McFadden Ramsden, Vendor's Solicitors, Dauphin Manitoba.
In Dauphin Manitoba on Friday October 30 1926 a sale of farm property is listed. The Rural Municipality of Dauphin property includes South West quarter of Section 39 Township 24 Range 19 West, with pink shaded portion excluded by By law No 229 and Land Titles Office No 10908. The farm features a two storey frame dwelling a two storey frame barn a frame granary a frame hen-house and a frame garage two wells and three strand fencing with over one hundred cultivated acres. Cash price at sale with balance per terms at sale. Vendors solicitors Bowman McFadden and Ramsden. Dated Dauphin October 6 1925.
By power of sale the property on the South West quarter of Section 1 in Township 24 Range 20 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba will be sold at public auction by H P Nicholson on October 22 4925 at noon at Kings Hotel Dauphin. Included are log dwelling log kitchen stables granary and outbuildings. Twenty percent cash with balance per sale conditions to be supplied. Solicitors Hull Sparling Sparling Winnipeg Manitoba. Dated September 1 1925.
Strayed eight calves from the 8B Swanton farm. Seven spring calves include one black, one red and white headed, one red, one white, two brownish red, about 11 months old. Four heifers and three bulls total. Name or information to 8S. B. Swanton, N W 33 25 18. 19 21.
Community notices report harvest suppers and whist drives at Makinak Hall with proceeds for church funds. A large crowd attends a Conservative versus Progressive meeting. local voters are urged to join the new list and vote. A spruced hall supper at Spruce Creek raises over 85 with 65 clear, as farmers face rail car shortages ahead of elections.
John Shirk returns home amid heavy snows that halted threshing and ruined feed. The town notes scarce news as winter fears grow, with a Halloween dance on the 30th and a long Honor Roll listing students and absences under teacher A. M. McKinnon.
Local residents return from Ontario Saskatoon and Winnipeg as church events and institute gatherings mark the week. Farewell tea honors Mrs. Chas Wooten while Rev J J Stewart conducts services and Rally Day plans unfold with speakers from Dauphin and Brandon. Families attend, and Harvest Thanksgiving is set for Sunday with Rev C Wood leading. Community rally day offerings draw generous support and praise for organizers.
Teacher Edwina King notes perfect attendance for Elva Durston Irene Shields and Dave Carmichael among others. Grade eight shows Elva Durston at 86 percent and Will Colingburne 83, with Irene Shields 81. Grades seven to one list student names and scores, naming Marjorie Wheatley Ellen Carmichael Walter Durston Dave Carmichael Bessie Paterson Allan Durston Mary Paterson Milton Shields Billie Baggett Suzan Aller Bobbie Carmichael Allan R Durston and Lizzie Aller with varying percentages.
The Dickson school district held a Sunday rally with a large turnout. A Sunday school led service featured a sequence of songs recitations duets and a playlet by the primary and senior pupils. Performers included Donald and Jack Douglas Buddie McRae Garnet Warman Geo Taylor Pearl Shields Verna Fulkerson Jennie Farrell and Mrs J McIntosh.
Jasper Blaine Anderson of Dauphin died at age 31 on October 4 in Dauphin. The brief obituary notes his hometown and age, with no further details provided.
A dance will be held at the Wilson River school Friday evening under the auspices of the U. F. M. Admission is 50 cents. Good music and a good time are promised, with ladies asked to bring baskets.
Principal V. Ro Stelck notes the Wilson River School honor roll with grades from X to I. Named students include Mary Jardine Kathleen Brown Ruth Boughen Elva Milne Mary Kon Opski James Boughen Gert Rude Playford Evelyn Mostiman Marjory McQuay Rex Boughen Muriel Parker Mary Prasiloski Walter Prasiloski Vernon Parker.
The council records grateful donations from Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah lodge giving £25 for a bed. Contributors include Mrs Daly for clothing and cakes, Mrs Patrick for clothing, Mrs J J Crowe for clothing, Mrs Madill for mitts yarn, Mrs Gardner and Mrs Watson for vegetables, Miss Chick for a girl’s coat, Mrs D Hamilton for a large doll with Miss Street to dress it, Mr Noel and Mr R W James for vegetables, and Mrs Mitchell two white bedspreads.
A Manitoba fire record notes ongoing loss from carelessness. The message urges homeowners to inspect smoke pipes and chimneys, clear basements of paper and rubbish, avoid faulty wiring, test furnaces, and keep matches away from children. It stresses that prevention saves lives and property and warns against coal oil fires.
In loving memory of John T. Henry who died in October 1922. Friends may think we forget you when they see us smile, but they little know the sorrow the smile hides. Fondly remembered by mother, sisters and brothers.
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