Bracken government to carry on with Liberal Progressives
Premier Bracken will lead a 30 member majority after a Liberal Progressive caucus authorized continuing government with cabinet reorganization including a minister of education, agriculture, and provincial treasurer. Conservatives rejected a coalition, ending further parleys.
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Errick F. Willis
Pas
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A. H. Wright
Emerson
Oddur Olaf
Rupert's Land
Mr. Bracken
Robert Hawkins
Liberal- Progressives
Peter McArthur 94 Winnipegosis Pioneer Dies Friday
Peter McArthur 94 of Winnipegosis died Friday. A pioneer lumberman, he built the Prince Rupert steamboat in 1871 at Broken Head River and the Saskatchewan in 1886 at Lake Manitoba. He later founded Standard Lumber Co. in Winnipegosis and retired about ten years ago. He married Pauline Bratnab er in 1870 and leaves three sons Duncan Charles Alexander John E and two daughters Mrs Medd and Mrs Rutledge with another daughter Eva deceased. Funeral held at the Presbyterian church with James Young and Rev N R Wright officiating.
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Vancouver
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Dauphin
A. E. Medd
Presbyterian Church
James Young
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O Kristianson
Birth Announcements at Dauphin General Hospital
At the Dauphin General Hospital Fraser to Mr and Mrs Harrid Praser of Sylvania Sask on Aug 30 a son Nagle to Mr and Mrs George Nagle of Dauphin on Aug 29 a son McDermid to Mr and Mrs Lyall McDermid of Dauphin on Aug 27 a son stillborn Wasylyshken to Mr and Mrs William Wasylyshken of Dauphin on Aug 26 a daughter
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Sylvania
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M Wick Honored At Farewell In St Pauls Church
Members and vestrymen of St. Pauls Anglican church held a farewell for M. Wick in the church basement last Friday evening. An inscribed address and a club bag were given to express regret and best wishes for Mr and Mrs Wick. Attending were F. Patrick R. W. James Chas Padley H. J. Atkins Jas Brown A. Middleditch Rev H. E. Bridgett H. W. Hazell and Mr Wick.
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F. Patrick
R. W. James
Chas. Padley
H. J. Atkins
Jas. Brown
A. Middleditch
H. E. Bridgett
H. W. Hazell
Mr. Wick
Reorganization Await Bracken Arrival In Alliance Cabinet
The Bracken cabinet will not be reorganized until the premier returns from Ottawa in about a week. John Bracken plans to leave Tuesday for a drought relief conference with the Dominion government. Bracken's return remains uncertain for resuming provincial treasurer duties as ministers weigh the treasury burden.
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Bracken
Ottawa
John Bracken
Dominion
Manitoba Horse Notes Junior Club to Meet on Sept 9
The Manitoba Horse Athletic Club junior group will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday Sept 9 in the Armoury for an organization session. All who plan to attend the season gymnasium should be present. Mr Plumm from Safeway Ltd will assist with winter training. Senior group date to be announced later.
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Manitoba Horse Athletic Club
Plumm
Safeway, Ltd
Y.M.C.A
Population of Greater Dauphin Counts 4673 in Census
A Herald reporter finds the Dominion census total for Dauphin including surrounding districts. Town of Dauphin 4151, Ellen Park 143, River Heights 129, Westmore 185, Crescent 53, Lake View 12, sum 4673. The broader area is treated as the town for business and education purposes.
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Country Club Holiday Program Pickup
Country Club invites members and guests to an afternoon of golf and entertainment on Labor Day Monday. Mixed foursomes will be formed on site or as arrivals with handicaps and regular intervals. Afternoon tea in the clubhouse. Course in fine shape and weekend competition games planned.
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Country Club
Car Crash in Sifton Injures Boy and Damages Vehicle
A Sunday accident at Sifton involved Stanley Wichrowsky driving Andrew Shymen’s car from Dauphin. He lost control, the car plunged into a ditch opposite Petryk's Hotel, badly damaging the vehicle and causing a facial cut to little Walter Wichrowsky.
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Stanley Wichrowsky
Andrew Shymen
Dauphin
Petryk
Little Walter Wichrowsky
Open Seasons for Hunting Game Birds Manitoba 1936
Manitoba announces hunting periods for ducks geese coots rails and snipe south of 53rd parallel sept 21 nov 14 north of 53rd sept 10 oct 31 wilsons or jack snipe sept 15 nov 30 ptarmigan oct 1 oct 20 bag limits and licenses set resident 2 25 non resident domiciled in canada 10 non resident domiciled outside canada 25 license fee payable for game and fisheries department Winnipeg Aug 25 1936 A G Cunningham Director of Game and Fisheries. Birsh Robson To Mr eld Mrs Ernest W Robson on August 27 a daughter.
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Birsh Robson
Eld
Ernest W. Robson
Dauphin Camp Attracts Over Two Thousand Tourists This Season
More than two thousand visitors used the Dauphin Tourist Camp with 552 cars recorded by August 31 averaging over four people per car. Cabins sold briskly after enlarging the camp with a new two room bungalow from the open air kitchen. Movement was heaviest July 1 to mid August and several hundred more are expected before October.
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Swan River Church Honors Rev F C Middleton
Swan River United Church bids farewell to Rev F C Middleton and his wife Mrs Middleton as ill health ends his pastorate for a year. J B Peach chairs the farewell, with J Crawley and women’s organizations. Middleton led youth work and the men’s forum. Mrs Middleton active in missionary groups. They will reside temporarily in Dauphin.
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United Church
Swan River
Middleton
Missionary and Association
Dauphin
W J McLean Becomes Secretary at Ochre River
W J McLean former Souris municipal staff member has assumed the secretary treasurer role for the Rural Municipality of Ochre River. A Souris resident for 34 years he was active in hockey promotion locally. Council met in Ochre River on Saturday August 8 1936 with Reeve John L Rose presiding.
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W. J. McLean
Souris
Ochre River
McLean
Manitoba
John L. Rose
Blaine Geisel
Successful Garden Show at Ochre River Exposition
The Ochre River Horticultural Society held its fall exhibit Saturday with awards by noon. Top vegetable winners included Melvin Thomson and Rev W R Donagh, while the Women’s Institute won flower displays and names such as Mrs Wm Thomson and E V Archibald appear among the champions.
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Ochre River Horticultural Society
Melvin Thomson
W. R. Donagh
Richard Thomson
J. Howson
Dr McLennan
E. V. Archibald
Wm Thomson
Wm. Bish
T. Thacker
Women's Institute
Wm. Thomson
George Gagen
E. Filby
Mesdames Helland
Clark
King and Rose
Harriet Sibinski
Wild Flowers
Patsy Buchanan
Teddy Reeson
Willie Filby
Dauphin Citizens' Band Reorganizes At Meeting
Dauphin Citizens' Band reorganization approved at a well attended Monday night meeting. A promotion committee will include Land officers and a business men's representative. Elected officers include Mayor D. D. McDonald as Hon. Pres and Leonard Stelck as Band Manager.
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Dauphin
D. D. McDonald
Leonard Stelck
Vernon Watson
Jack Johnston
Wallace Bawdon
Jack McMurray
Wm. Cox
New Record by Grade XII Students at Dauphin Collegiate
Grade XII at Dauphin Collegiate set a new record with an 80 percent pass rate for 1935 1936 after including June examination options. The prior ten year high average was 81.5 percent with Grade XI at 86.8 percent, and 160 papers written in June with 147 passed.
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Dauphin Collegiate
Local Legion Has Charge of Funeral For Fred Little
Comrades from the Great War and many citizens gathered to honor Fred Little who died in St Boniface Hospital. The funeral at United Church and Riverside Cemetery was led by Dr D K Burns and Legion members with a guard of honor at the church and cemetery. Bugler Marshall Cathcart played Last Post and Reveille as veterans paid tribute and placed poppies on the flag draped coffin.
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St. Boniface Hospital
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United Church
Riverside Cemetery
D. K. Burns
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Marshall Cathcart
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