Contract With C.N.R. For 5000 Yards Gravel
Town Council approves a gravel contract with C.N.R. for 5000 yards as a routine public works matter amid ongoing municipal business.
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20 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
1
Justice Galt Injured in Automobile Crash
Justice Galt sustained injuries after a Tuesday evening car crash while returning from a chicken hunt with local parties. The vehicle struck a culvert plank, throwing him onto the cover and smashing his eyeglasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Galt
New Dauphin Theatre Opens With Modern Panache
Dauphin crowds flocked to the new theatre as marble lobby sparkle greeted movie fans. The two advanced Powers Cameragraph projectors promised sharp clear pictures while McMurray's orchestra and Ward Ireland entertained with fresh songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurray
Ward Ireland
Winnipeg
Audientre
Council weighs public work costs and gravel contracts
The council backs continued building of g600 roads while pushing fiscal labor use. It approved buying 5000 yards of gravel from C N E and set a 235000 by law for good reads for December elections. Prentice lands main gravel contract at 0.44 per cubic yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Gw.v.a
J. F. Neely
Conn
A. E. Prentice
La Verandrye Dance at Town Hall October 28
La Verandrye Chapter LO D E announces a dance at the Town Hall on Friday October 28. Proceeds or details not specified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Verandrye Chapter
Lo.d.e
Ward Wins Farmers Nomination After County Convention
The United Farmers Progressive Party held its Lutphin convention on Tuesday the 18th with delegates from across the county. After multiple ballots John Seale and William J. Ward advanced to the final round, with Ward securing the nomination as the party’s candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farmers
Progressive Party
Lutphin
Jwhn Seale
King's Bench Terms and Local Meeting Report
The article lists several Kings Bench term cases set for hearing including Richard Mathirson vs Bugese Landry and Bowles divorce motion. It notes judgments for plaintiffs in multiple cases and final judgments on others. A public meeting followed with Mr Ward and speakers urging Labour and Progressive Party cooperation on issues like reorganization and the Canadian National Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Bench
M A Galt
Hichard Mathirson
Bugese Landry
Smith and Bates
Plaintif
D. Lindsay Hogg
Benito Farmers Elevator Company Ltd
Winnipeg
W. Bowman
McFadden and Co
Hugh Phillips
K.C
K.M. Madonald
Hopkins Land Co. Ltd
Alvin Cheat
Bowman, McFaden and Co
Richards Sweatman and Co
Cambell, Rogers and Guild
W B Scarth
John Seale
H. Palmer
M.P.P
Ware
Hoey
U.F.M. My
Palmer
Progressive Party
Labor Party
Canadian National Railway
Winnipegosis Men Fined $300 and Costs
Three Winnipegosis men Alex Arpin Napoleon Paradise and H Garrioch faced Manitoba Temperance Act charges after a boat seizure of liquor. Arpin and Paradise were convicted fined 300 and four months in jail. Garrioch and Boyer were remanded. Inspector Martin returned from Swan River with updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Arpin
Napoleon Paradise
H. Garrioch
Magis
Begosis
Onessay
Constable Black
Winnipegosis
Winnipeg
Garrioch
Meadow Portage
Boyer
Arajn
Paradise
Alex Katz
Sergt. Cunningham
Inspector Martin
Swan River
R. Ss. Anderson
St Paul’s Harvest Thanksgiving celebrated with growth
St. Paul’s congregation marked Harvest Thanksgiving with new seating from Ontario and carpentry by men of the church. The Altar Guild and A Y P A decorated the church, drawing large congregations and increased communicants. Lt Col the Rev G A Wells preached on gifts from God and the life lessons of two talents. He urged men for the ministry and spoke at Taxi’s Square on responsibility. The organ by G H Crimes impressed. a new motor pumping system fulfilled hopes. Monday’s W A banquet hosted over 200, followed by an Anglican Synod talk on union and Lambeth Quadrilateral. The event closed with God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Ontario
A.Y.P.A
G. A. Wells
St. John’s College
Col. Wells
Taxis Square
G. H. Crimes
W.A
Palmer
Herrick
Ivy James
Lily Nash
Anglican General Synod
Church of Christ
Stuart Baird
God Save the King
Rink To Be Inspected For Safety And Repairs
A government official will inspect the skating rink to ensure safety. The facility may be overhauled with improvements warranted by patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patronac
Progressive Party nominee Ward pledges reform in tariff debate
Mr Ward, chosen as Progressive Party candidate, argues tariffs harm farmers by forcing costs up in a restricted market, supports revaluing the system and reducing ore capitalization. He offers to resign if not true to party platform as meeting closes with praising notes for Mrs Parker and Miss Strang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Arnett Armstrong
John Seale
E. Fisher
Wm. Buchannon
J. Button
M. Demchuk
A. R. Berry
W. Keaton
J. Cotne
A. Hurst
J. B. Parker
Dr. Mack
8. Phillips
W. J. Ward
E. A. Marcroft
Miss Strang
R. Bk. Fisher
J. R. Dutton
J. B. Walker
Fisher
Mr. Berry
Mr. Fisher
Ward
Progressive Party
Crerar
Hoey
Canada
Progressives
The
People
Billy
Dauphin
Jenfile Strang
Seale
Fourth weekly Canadian Club luncheon highlights attendance
The Canadian Club met at the King's Hotel on Wednesday October 15 with thirty members present and Mr Justice Galt unable to speak due to a minor motor accident. Rev P Duncan spoke on citizenship and Canadianism. next meeting is October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Hotel
Hawkins
Justice Galt
P. Duncan
At Home Friday Hats on Sale in South West
Mrs J J Porter and daughter Mrs A Jackson invite friends to an At Home event Friday from four to six at 312 Second Avenue Southwest. Hats on sale for five dollars Friday and Saturday. MISS MERRICK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Porter
A. Jackson
2Nd Avenue
South West
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.N.R
of Manitoba Savings Office
Smith
Bates
Main St. Dauphin
William J. Ward
Ward the Man
King’s Bench
Mr. Ward
S. Paul
Rexall
Wilfred Robson
Malcolm
Peter Robertson
W. J. Hamilton
G. Gilbert Plains
Main Street
Pearl M
Tucker
Manitoba Music Teachers’ Convention
Miss Tucker
Social and Personal
Miss Merrick
Thomas Neville
J. W. Ridd
Dent Mias
Mr. Ridd
Camberland
Remington Nitro
Dominion Royals
Canucks
Japalac
Kalsomine
McClary
Royal Billiard Rooms
Bryces
BAY & Katz
Penman
Stanfield
Ballantyne
Family
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