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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
5
The notice promotes sending hand picked Canadian apples to Great Britain and Ireland via Canadian National Express from Montreal or Quebec until November 15 and from Saint John, Halifax thereafter, at 3.00 per standard box including refrigeration.
Mountview church anniversary services drew a large crowd with Rev Fred C Middleton of Grace Church as speaker from Dauphin on The Challenge of a New Religion. A fundraiser and fowl supper followed, then a concert and music program led by Rev T S Watson with a lecture on Edgar Guest, a poet of optimism.
The St James United Church led by Rev Philip Duncan schedules Nov 1 services at 11 am and 7 pm with special speaker Capt C K Morse and Life Problem series. Grace United marks an anniversary with 1 pm Sunday School and 7 pm sermon by Rev F C Middleton. Salvation Army hosts open meeting and Sunday services with Mrs Eyore in charge.
Grace United Church marks its anniversary with a Sunday service including Rev. P. Truneau, Rev. F. Middieton, solos by Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Hawkins, and choirs. The program features hymns, anthems, scripture readings, sermons on Mankind's Four Great Sins, and a vesper. The Dauphin Theatre previews The Pony Express film.
Mr. Oscar Holmquist of Bowsman River visits Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell. Mr. Robert Payne, returning from Neepawa, is back home. The Women's Institute plans a bazaar in the institute hall next Saturday afternoon and evening with lunch served.
Thursday evening a large crowd attended the Progressive meeting in the municipal hall with speakers Ward Brewer Collison Smith and Hamilton delivering lively talks. The last speaker drew laughs and the note of humor lingered for days. Lardginois visits Ste. Rose seeking matrimony while Burnelle plans a holiday stay and a wedding next week. Turkey supper preparations for Thanksgiving raise church funds. Ice near Creeks promises skating soon as Indian Summer expected to finish threshing before Christmas.
In the Anglican Church basement the Giris Branch of the Women’s Auxiliary entertained about 50 Dauphin Normal Class members. Rev E Cousins chaired a program of instrumental, song, and a game contest. Miss Fiori Anne Peacock won Choosing Colors. Junior W A led by Mrs. A F Farrell served lunch and dances followed. Roy Dwyer thanked the hosts and Rev A E Cousins replied.
L.O.B.A. asks for a football donation as boys lack equipment for winter. Items offered include bed, pancakes and biscuits, girls' clothing, and carrots. Maud E. Gray signs as Matron, noting grateful reception of all contributions.
The Alexandria Rebekah Lodge 1.0. OF hosted a successful Friday night dance at Town Hall under Mrs. H. Cox with Miss Hazel Kemp and Alma Armstrong assisting. The McMurray orchestra provided high quality music as about 75 couples enjoyed a pink and green themed evening.
A wet Monday evening drew a solid crowd for a Progressive rally featuring W. J. Ward MP and supporters. Dr. Geo Shortreed of Grandview and Mrs. J. B. Parker of Gilbert Plains spoke on Ward’s Ottawa record and Progressive aims. D. G. McKenzie of Brandon argued tariff impacts on workers. Ward highlighted the Hudson Bay railroad funding gaps. Also noted is a film screening of The Pony Express featuring Mark Twain, Billy Cody, and Brigham Young at the Dauphin Theatre Friday and Saturday.
St Lee Strachy lauds Canada as the greatest opportunity for any community. Quebec foresters expect 20 000 to 25 000 winter workers while pulp and lumber demand shapes a diverse forest economy. Links between Quebec and Liverpool mark cordial port relations during Civic Week. A record October wedding scene in Montreal contrasts with a shift in bridal fashions. Wheat movement sets a record as 2.556 million bushels are unloaded from 1,704 cars at Fort William Port Arthur. Road incidents rise with a glare at railway crossings. The Grand Challenge Cup goes to Weston Shops Winnipeg over McAdam New Brunswick in a close finish at Montreal Place Viger Hotel. Tourist spending in Canada nears 300 million dollars as Americans and Canadians explore the Rockies amid growing interest.
Manitoba post offices adopt simplified parcel rates with five tiers instead of fifteen. Under eight ounce parcels max charge is one cent per ounce. 1–3 pound within 30 miles costs 10 cents. 5–6 pounds cost 15 cents. every extra three pounds adds five cents. Applies to areas near 20 miles and beyond into adjacent provinces and the Yukon. Also notes a Vancouver island fish plant project by ODevank Fish, Oil and Meal Company with 30 000 to 40 000 gallon capacity monthly, to be built at Quatzino, ready next season. Major Frank B. Edwards leads.
Under and by virtue of the power of sale a certain mortgage will be sold. Auctioneer Daniel Hamilton will offer the property at the King's Hotel in Dauphin Manitoba on Saturday November 21 1925 at twelve o'clock. Twenty percent of the purchase price is cash at sale with the balance on a stated provdenc terms to be made known at sale.
The annual meeting for 1925 will be held at Dauphin Municipal Hall at 2 36 on Wednesday November 1 1925. Dr J R Gunne to preside.
Sealed tenders addressed to the Minister of Public Works will be received until 12 noon Friday November 13 1925 for reconstruction of the wharf at Dauphin Beach Lake Dauphin Dauphin County Manitoba Plans and contract forms are available at the Department offices Winnipeg and Dauphin Post Offices Tender must be on printed forms with a cheque 10 percent of the tender and may be supported by bonds from the Dominion of Canada or Canadian National Railway Company. By order S E O Brien Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa October 20 1925.
Public auction to be held at the Hotel Hamilton Dauphin on November 11 1925 at noon. Vendors offer Lots 11 12 13 in Block 8 with buildings described on each lot. Parcels 1 and 2 available separately with reserved bid. Twenty percent cash due sale day. For details contact Taylor Colwill Portage la Prairie Manitoba.
The Land Titles Office Neepawa gives notice that after November 21 1925 a provisional Certificate of Tithe may be issued to Roger Flamand of Camperville Manitoba for part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 28 Township 18 Range 29 W PM. The certificate replaces Nos 3142 lost or destroyed, dated October 13 1926.
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