Regular annual meetings of the curling club held
The article notes the regular annual curling club meeting with strong turnout. Officers for 1921 22 were elected: Patron Cruiee M P., Geo H Palmer, J E Waliwin. second vice H Bonnar. secretary treasurer F Germaine. chaplain Hew Neville. executive A A Hoy and others. President and secretary authorized to lease to receive sons for the privilege. Prospective entrants Hose and Nelley Griffin and Sandgren Geo Rawson. Owing to limited hall capacity a number of rinks may be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting Club
Deaphin
Erting
CIA Welfare
Cruiee
M. P
A Grinartagten
Geo. H. Palmer
J. E Waliwin
Roy Hamilton
H. Bonnar
F. Germaine
T. Geveelden
Hew. Neville
A. A. Hoy
W. Edgar
J.N. McPfadden
Wilfred Hkobeen
J. Crowe
Star Theatre sold to Pasternak and partners
Mr A E Munson sells Star Theatre to Wm Pasternak Charlie Shevchuk and Peter Andreychuk of Ethelbert for 6060. The Star gives farewell show Saturday and new owners plan a billiard hall. Lampard and Ross sell butcher business to Frank Scrase and son H W Scrase formerly in Swan River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E Munson
Star Theatre
Mesers
Wm. Pasternak
Charlie Shevchuk
Peter Andreychuk
Ethelbert
Star
Lampard and Ross
Frank Scrase
H. W. Scrase
Russell
J. Frank Scrase
Swan River
Dominion Forestry Department
Police report details September convictions and fines
The town police force secured 12 convictions during September with fines totaling 85.60. Of this amount 73.00 goes to the town treasury and 12.50 to the provincial treasury. Cases include theft motor vehicle act traffic by law gambling drunk and disorderly license and two assaults.
Election date set for Dominion Parliament riding contest
The article notes the Dominion Parliament election is scheduled for Tuesday December 6 with early meetings in October. It describes party conventions for United Farmers and National Liberal-Conservative forces, potential candidates including K A Hoey and Robert Cruise, and hints at a crowd likely to attend the UF convention at Daupin and Meighen government support in Portage la Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Golld
Fim
Hoe
Guilae Beem
U.F
United Farmers
Daup
K. A. Hoey
U.F.M
Meighen
J. R. Gunne
Robert Cruise
Weekend visit of Lt Col the Rev G A Wells at St Pauls
Lt Col the Rev G A Wells Warden of 8 John's College will visit Dauphin for Harvest Thanksgiving. He will preach at St Pauls Church both morning and evening. A former Strathcona Horse trooper and parish priest, he rose to Lt Col in war and was King decorated. He urges all parents and men to meet him as warden of St John's College School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Wells
8 John’s College
Dauphin
St Paul's Church
Wells
Strathcona
Minnedosa
St. John’s College School
Wheat Damage and Wet Deliveries Hit District Farming
the region reports heavy rain damage to the wheat crop and very wet deliveries as threshing and plowing push ahead. track prices midweek show No 1 Northern at about 99 percent of value amid moisture and difficult field conditions.
Smith Heads Town Council In Mayor's Absence
The regular session elected Coun. H W Smith to the chair in Mayor Malcolm's Winnipeg absence. Council debated hospital and street improvement bylaws and criticized unsigned gravel contracts, voting to stop work until proper formalities are met. Résolutions granted tax corrections and a housing loan bylaw progressed.
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Malcolm
Winnipeg
Coun
H. W. Smith
Carter- Halls Aldinger Co
T. T. Malcolm
Stanley Watson
W. H. Wallace
Murray
Sheridan
McIntosh
Dauphin Poultry Association
Watson
E. Waters
L. F. Malthouse
Public Works Committee
Canadian National Railway Company
Civic
Moonshine Raids Seize Stills at Dauphin and Winnipegosis
Police report seizures of several moonshine stills at Dauphin headquarters with offenders like Stefan Stipetz of Garland charged. He faced fines or months in jail after multiple arrests. A Winnipegosis boat seizure yielded several gallons of alleged moonshine awaiting lab results.
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Rm.p
Dauphin
Stefan Stipetz
Garland
R. Skaife
Thos. Little
J.P
Ethelbert
Stefan
P.M. Hawkins
Pearson
Winnipegosis
Winnipeg
Collections at Dauphin Customs Office 1921
For April 1 to September 30 1921 Dauphin Customs Office collections totaled 25237.92 dollars. Apportioned as duties on imports 18432.76 dollars and sales tax 6805.16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Customs Office
Red Cross Dauphin Branch Hails Health Crusade and Funds
The Dauphin branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society met at Live Town Hall on Monday evening. President F. T. Wright outlined the shift to national service and disease prevention while noting over 8500 from summer enrolment, with most to national headquarters and four fifths for aims. A $50 grant to Child Welfare under the Children's Aid Society was approved, and a five‑member committee including Mrs. M. S. Bready and Rev. H. P. Barrett was set to recruit Rural Municipality women’s groups for enrolment. An audit panel of Wright, Barrett, and Mrs. G. H. Palmer was named to verify the returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Canadian Red Cross Society
Live Town Hall
F. T. Wright
Red Cross Society
Ammount
Winnipeg
Children’s Aid Society
M.S Bready
H. P. Barrett
G. H. Palmer
Mayor Arranges Gravel Delivery and Bond Market Outlook
In Winnipeg Mayor Malcolm met CNR officials to secure gravel for the town with flexible quantities. A Herald interview with Coun. D. D. McDonald explored what bond type would attract buyers, noting western municipalities face tough markets. The broker warned of low demand, suggesting sinking fund bonds in American exchange at about 8 percent as the best option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Malcolm
CNR
1St Avenue
Herald
Coun
D. D. McDonald
Wood Gundy and Co
McDonald
Manitoba
Work on Main Street pedestrian subway begins
The pedestrian subway under the railway crossing on Main Street started this week. Contractor Geo. McLeod of Winnipeg says work will proceed quickly to avoid winter delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Geo. McLeod
Winnipeg
Dauphin Business College winter studies inquiry
The note asks if you have arranged winter studies day or evening at the Dauphin Business College and mentions an interest in your education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dauphin Business College
Power of the Empire's Daughters Emancipation Talk
Rev Philip Duncan addresses Daughters of the Empire on the political and social power of women postwar. He cites Quebec voter figures and urges daughters to engage in governance and social life, promoting a stay at home campaign to curb modern excess and defend the empire’s social health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Empire
Dun Can
Empire
Mr. Duncan
Dauphin Canadian Club Luncheon Elects Officers
The third weekly Dauphin Canadian Club luncheon at King's Hotel drew 25 members. Rabi Hawkins was elected President for the coming year with K Guild as Vice President, W P Wright as Secretary, and Brent Douglas as Treasurer. J Ramaden gave a talk on his Imperial Forces service in India. Next meeting is at 1 p.m. on Wednesday Oct 19, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Canadian Club
King’s Hotel
Macneil
Rabi. Hawkins
K. Guild
W. P. Wright
Brent Douglas
J. Ramaden
India
Thanksgiving Dinner at St Pauls by Ladies W A
The Ladies of St Pauls W A plan a Thanksgiving Dinner in the Casement of St Pauls church on Monday October 17 at 6 30 pm Tickets 50c children 5d A short concert follows with Lt Col the Rev G A Wells BA CMG giving an address All welcome.
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St. Paul's W.A
St. Paul's Church
G. A. Wells
C.M.G
Tennis Dance Promises Friday October Fourteen
Keep Friday October 14 open for the big tennis dance an upcoming school event inviting players and attendees to join in a night of sport and socializing at the gym.
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Grain Market
Coun. Smith
Council
Picardy
NEW Victor Records
Mimi
Bandana
Wang Wang
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
Customs Office Returns
RED Cross Society Meeting
Cer
Jen
Philip Duncan
C. E
Deveters
Billiards
Crgan
Remington Nitro
Dominion
Canucks
Japalac
McClary
Bryces
Ray & Katz
Penman
Mackay
BAY & Katz
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