Tennis Cup Draws Local Enthusiasm at Dauphin Club
The Dauphin Country Club hosts an annual open handicap tennis cup funded by League Officials for player benefit. A September tournament saw Miss Bonnycastle, Miss Poole, Miss Astley, Miss Ramsay, and Miss Zworn among top finalists in singles and doubles. Finalists included Morrison, Ramsden, Curtis, Bonnycastle, and Wellman with a range of close scores. A commemorative club cap from Messrs. Arnold and McGuckin was presented, spurring renewed player interest as handicap rounds continue.
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C. Wellman
Miss Bonnycastle
L. Bonnycastle
Miss Astley
Weilman
Wellman
Ingram and
Ashley
Miss Arkell
Ingram
Bonnycastle
H. Bonnycastle
Miss Poole
Morrison
Miss
Dauphin
Messrs
W. S. Arnold
R. J. McGuckin
Salter and Arnold
Winnipeg
Bowman, McFadden and Co
Bowman
Campbell
Public Works Grants Four Dollars for Highway Completion
The Public Works Department approves a grant of $4.00 toward completing the Dauphin Swan River highway. Engineer Corbett supervises the project, with expected completion soon.
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Public Works Department
Dauphin
Swan River
Corbett
Fire at Listowel Destroys Cattle Barn
John Weathersone’s cattle barn burned in the Listowel district on Saturday night. Origin unknown but suspected to start from heating new hay. There was some insurance on the building.
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John Weathersone
Listowel
Harvest and threshing wages rise with brisk demand
The employment office reports strong demand for men this week with wages at four dollars a day for all kinds of work. At the week’s start the local office faced a shortfall of 150 workers. Southern points nearing completion should ease the shortage as men arrive, while railroads still seek extra gang labor.
Associa tion Meeting Date Set and Dues Reminder
The Associa tion schedules a regular meeting for Wednesday September 13 comrade Chalmers moves to Winnipeg for medical board over two million soldier insurance taken up last month members urged to renew dues Regina drives for new G W V A members and Dauphin branch follow suit homesteads visitors note harvest and threshing activity magazines appreciated by homesteaders amid loneliness
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Chalmers
Winnipeg
Regina
G.W.V.A
Dauphin
Valley River Threshing Delayed by Rain and Bridge Work
Threshing was well under way when rain Tuesday suspended operations. Wheat quality is mostly No. 1 and returns from separators are satisfactory. Work continues on a new railway bridge with an estimated cost of 50 000. The Boughen Nursery attracts visitors with 200 Sunday and many Labor Day guests. Eighty quarts of strawberries were picked Monday. A Winnipeg telegram notes Mr Boughen winning prizes for fruit, including the show cup for the third time.
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Boughen Nursery
Winnipeg
Olsen
Boughen
Golf tournament progress and course improvements noted
The article records handicap matches including a 20 stroke handicap winner in a Crowe Harrington contest playoff with J L Bowman for the semi final. G H Crimes defeats Dr Rogers an 8 handicap, meeting B Daly in the semis. Arnett’s work on cup holes and green sand packing reduced strokes for players on the course.
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Winoner
J. J. Crowe
Dr. Harrington
J. L. Bowman
G. H. Crimes
Dr. Rogers
Mr. Crimes
B. Daly
Mr. Arnett
Race at Margo Saskatchewan Birds Win in Rainy Weather
Race from Margo Saskatchewan flown Saturday September 2 covered 170 miles in good time despite rain and mist. Winning birds flew over 1200 yards per minute with May's Bobby Burns taking 1st place. Winners listed include May 1 and 6, Rudd 2 7 12, McClernon 3 10 11, Robb 4 5, Bay 9.
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Margo
Sask
May
Bobby Burns
Rudd
McClernon
Robb
Bay
Ladies' Auxiliary Plans Silver Tea at Veterans Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the G W V A will hold a silver tea on Saturday September 5 on the main floor of the Veterans Hall from 3 to 6 P M.
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G. WV. A
Veteran's Hall
Piano Tuning Expert Completes Dauphin Trip
Mr. H. M. Angus, the well known piano tuner, has finished a successful trip to Dauphin where he tuned pianos for many residents. His next professional trip will be in December.
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H. M. Angus
Dauphin
Dauphin Garden Show Highlights Local Horticultural Pride
Dauphin’s second garden show showcased superb floral and fruit displays with notable prizes. Sweet peas and dahlias impressed. Mrs. Munson swept a special prize for cut flowers. Gouwthen’s Valley River fruit work drew praise, while Dan Hamilton auctioned pumpkins and produce in a lively close.
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Dauphin
Sic
Widmeyer
McFadden
Munson
Shiels
Valley River
Canada
Peter Melynchuk
Dan Hamilton
G. H. Crimes
A. H. Lepper
Fesief Coe
Wm. Murray
R. Fagan
Lost cattle payment in Winnipeg mystery
Mr. S. Baird, noted cher, shipped cattle to Winnipeg last week and was paid in large denomination bills. He stored the cash in his pocket and later found it missing while conducting city business. Pocket picking is possible but not certain, leaving the loss a mystery.
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S. Baird
Winnipeg
Mr Boughen Wins Cup At Winnipeg Garden Show
Mr Boughen exhibited fruit at Winnipeg garden show and won the cup again, adding to two former victories and becoming possessor of the prize once more.
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Boughen
Winnipeg
Made in Canada Fair Offered by Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid host Made in Canada Fair in the Town Hall on Thursday September 21. Dinner served from 5:30. All welcome. St Pauls W A Hold Five Tea in Ramsay Wright Store Saturday September ? from 3 to 6 and 7 to 10.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
ST. Paul's
W. A
St. Paul's W. A
Ramsay-Wright
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge Dance at Town Hall
The Alexandra Rebekah Lodge hosts a dance at Town Hall on Friday September 15 with admission at 50 cents. Mr and Mrs Chas Padley returned Monday from an automobile trip to Saskatchewan points.
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Alexandra Rebekah Lodge
Chas. Padley
Saskatchewan Points
Record grain boom shifts to direct threshing and shipping
Grain advancesrush to water fronts as elevators stay busy with high quality harvests. Wheat yields reach 50 bushels per acre on summer fallow and 40 on old land, with several farms reporting standout results. Weather interruptions slowed work briefly, but cutting and threshing proceed rapidly.
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L. 8
Johnson
Thos. Pawliski
Wilson River District
Boles
Ochre River
School census completed. fatality in McCreary tractor accident
Secretary M Cardiff reports census over the age five count under 1 percent at 1174. Harry Collins aged 16 died at the hospital after a tractor injury near McCreary about a month ago.
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M. Cardiff
Harry Collins
McCreary
Notice of separation and debt denial by James M. McClarty
James M. McClarty of Dauphin states he will not be responsible for debts incurred by his wife without written consent. Dated at Dauphin September 1, 1922.
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James M. McClarty
Dauphin
Harvest Home Service at Dauphin Methodist Church
Special services next Sunday at Dauphin Methodist Church with Harvest Home in the morning. The Song of the Soil is the subject and Hymns of Thanksgiving will be sung. Evening subject The Life Vision of a Great World Story Teller with Solo Crossing the Bar. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2 30 pm. all teachers and scholars urged to attend. Services at 11 and 3 pm.
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Nummer
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