Dominion election in December discussed by parties
The piece outlines looming December elections with talk of candidates from the National Liberal and Conservative parties, the Progressive farmers entering prepared, and Labor possibly backing the Progressive candidate. Names such as Honest John Seale and Wm J Ward appear as potential farmers nominees.
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Progressive Party
John Seale
Dauphin
Wm J. Ward
Dr. Mack
V.S
Gilbert Plains
Farmers Party
Winnipeg Garden Show yields big wins for Dauphin exhibitor
Widespread praise as the Winnipeg Garden Show concludes last week with Dauphin exhibitor W. J. Boughen of Valley River Nurseries securing eight firsts four seconds and three thirds in the fruit division plus a first in Ohio potatoes open class. He also received the silver Gemeente SS succession cup donated by the Prairie Province branch of the Canadian Manufacturers spearation. Agriculture Minister Geo H. Malcolm praised the northern province exhibitor in presenting the trophy.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin
W. J. Boughen
Valley River Nurseries
Ohio
Boughen
Prairie Province
Spearation
Geo. H. Malcolm
Great Northern
Killed Horse With Axe Case Opens in Winnipeg
Sam Sander woo a half breed faced trial before Magistrate Whale in Winnipeg for killing a horse. He allegedly used an axe and knife, a revolting act that drew strong local reaction. The magistrate fined 25 dollars, and authorities may pursue jail time upon re opening the case.
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Winnipegcsi
Whale
Sam Sanderwoo
Bretal
Sanderson
Police Court Proceedings Reported With Sentencing
At the Police Court on Tuesday before P. M Hawkins Carr Roblin were committed for trial on the charge of shooting with intent to resist arrest. Walter Bralkowski found guilty of stealing a sweater coat and given a suspended sentence due to youth. A Ruthenian woman was fined for letting a bull run at large.
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P. M Hawkins
Carr
G. Roblin
Walter Bralkowski
Gordon Buchannon
Dauphin Bread Demo Team Returns From Winnipeg
The Dauphin champion bread baking demonstration team led by Misses Donna Gofton Mary Culbertson and Norma Malcolm returned from Winnipeg after participating in Department of Agriculture demonstrations. The Lake of the Woods Milling Co Ltd funded the trip and provided vanity boxes engraved with each girl’s name as a keepsake. In Winnipeg the girls enjoyed a week of entertainments and addresses by government officials and others while hosted in part by The Canadian Bank of Commerce at a luncheon.
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Donna Gofton
Mary Culbertson
Norma Malcolm
Winnipeg
Department of Agriculture
Lake of the Weds Milling Co
Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Ltd
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Groff and Cattle to Decide Best Boxer in Upcoming Match
The question of who is the better boxer between Groff and Cattle will be settled in a few days when the two meet. The time and place are not yet settled. Groff has met all stipulations by Cattle and only asks for a referee selection.
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Wil Cruise
Nationalberal
Meighen
Groff
Local Council of Women to Meet Monday Evening
The Local Council of Women holds its regular monthly meeting Monday evening next the 12th at o o clock in the Rest Room. Also showing Forbidden Fruit at the Gay Theatre Friday and Saturday with a two end one half hour feature.
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Council of Women
Cecil B. de Mille
Gay Theatre
Town school teaching staff listed with record pupil attendance
The Collegiate and public schools opened for the fall term with the largest attendance in town history. The staff includes Miss Norsworthy in mathematics, Miss McLaren in English and history, Mrs. Arnold in domestic science, and many more led by W. N. Ball as principal. Additional items note Dauphin Motors Ltd formation, a visit by Gertrude Cartwright to Winnipeg, a new town hall flag, sidewalk repairs on Second Ave, and delegates to protest the Corporations Tax. A Berlin chocolate vendor was stung by a swarm of bees until firefighters dispersed them.
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Miss Norsworthy
Miss McLaren
Arnold
Ball
A W. Tristran
W. N. Ball
Mackenzie
Feldman Bros
Dauphin Motors Ltd
Ilies
Gertrude Cartwright
A. F. Farrell
Winnipeg
Second Ave
N.W
McDonald & Oliphants
Messrs. S. Katz
F. Wright
Berlin
Northern Manitoba flower show excels with 600 exhibits
Dauphin hosts a thriving first flower and garden show in the Town Hall. Prof Broderick praised the display, noting table qualities over size and predicting greater future potential. About 700 visitors and 100 new members attended, with standout displays from Mr. Munson and Mr. Boughen and a long prize list across vegetables and fruits.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Broderick
Manitoba College
Horticultural Society
Munson
Boughen
Acacia Masons Host York Rite Demonstration and Visit
Vermillion Lodge No. 68 hosts Acacia Lodge Elmwood Winnipeg visitors for a York rite third degree. Fraternal events included a breakfast at Hamilton Hotel, a beach outing, boxing, and a banquet at St. Pauls church with toasts by W. Lawson and J. Young. Masters gavels exchanged, performances by F. D. Clark, Rev. H. P. Barrett, and a closing program of songs and recitations.
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Vermillion Lodge
A. FL
Acacia Ladige
Elmwood
Winnipeg
Hamilton Hotel
Masonic Hall
Dauphin Beach
Rose and Netles
St. Paul's Church
St. Paut
W. A
H. E. Fraser
W. McConnell
McCreary
J. ©. Young
Acacia Lodge
Geo. Palmer
M.L.A
W. Lawson
F. D Clark
Harry P Barrett
W. S. Corbett
D. Bruce
J. Boyle
W. Withers
J. Main
J. Leitch
D. Menzies
R.ean
W. Dewar
T. R. Joan
Morley Snyder
W E. Dynes
L. Bradley
T. E. Johnston
R. G. McPhee
A. Adams
J. Taylor
D. Hill
W. A. Morton
A. C. Macdonald
W. Porter
Grandview
T. J. Adair
H. C. Wilson
M. W. Bower
R. D. Johnson
J. A. McInnes
A. W. Chambers
W. C. Hume
M. E. Campbell
T. L. Evans
J. E. Sirett
G. A. Porteous
J. Cochrane
J. R. Hume
Jas. Dingwall
J. A. McGregor
Roblin
F. E. Terry
R. F. Standish
F. Starr
H. J. Bowley
H. Edgenton
H. Lace
T. L. Mitsh
W. M. Jackson
Perdue
Sask
Prethi
Cobourg
Ont
F. L. Nelson
Brandon
K. A. McRitchie
Mountview
J. W. Cran
J. Woodall
E. W James
J. A. Thomson
W. Turpin
Windsor
J. H. Cameron
Makaroff
G. H. Flossdahl
Warroad
W. C. Cinnamon
Winchester
Jas. C. King
Humboldt
Thos. Neville
J. H. Ingram
L. Cope
Tenders Wanted Smith Jackson School Caretaker
Applications are invited for the position of caretaker at Smith Jackson School. Submit details of salary and experience to R M Cardiff Bee by noon September 24.
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R M. Cardiff
Bee
Automobiles In Collision On Main Street Last Thursday Night
A light car from the southwest approached Main street from third avenue and collided with another vehicle traveling south on Main street. Footboard damaged and minor damage reported. The crash drew a crowd as the sound was audible for some distance and people rushed to the scene.
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Collison
Main Street
Srd Ave
Bell tower for Ruthenian church installed in Dauphin grounds
Trustees of the Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church of Dauphin install a 40 foot steel tower with a 950 pound bell placed in the tower at the church grounds. Sutherland and Stelk Ltd supplied the tower and bell for church services.
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Dauphin
lUare
Sutherland and Stel@k Ltd
School Board Elects New Teacher as Pupil Numbers Grow
The Board held on the 2nd with Trustee Bewell presiding. Welfare supporters for schools discussed. Due to rising Collegiate pupils the board decided to hire another teacher. A public school teacher will join once the new building opens. Trustee Argue offered to resign but no action was taken.
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Lnst
Bewell
Argue
Town meeting sets threshing rates for wheat barley and oats
Separators owners met on Saturday to discuss the threshing schedule. They fixed rates at 16 cents a bushel for wheat and 12 cents for barley and oats.
Taniac Medicine Sold in Dauphin by Heaslip
Taniac, a medicine, is sold in Dauphin by H. W. Heaslip. The notice notes its availability and the seller’s name, reflecting a local commerce item in the period.
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Dauphin
H. W. Heaslip
Insurance Officials Visit Dauphin Fire Dept for Review
H Stainton inspector and J Vel inspecting engineer of the Canada Fire Underwriters Association spent two days in town. They examined wiring and machinery, praised the fire department equipment, and indicated insurance rates could be reduced within the town limits.
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H. Stainton
J. Vel
Canada Fire Underwriters’ Assecttion
Tee. Gus
Booster Pumip
Fie
Limi
Political Committee to Meet in Dauphin and Gilbert Plains
The political committee of the United Grain Growers of Dauphin will meet in Gilbert Plains Saturday evening September 19 to discuss matters related to the upcoming Dominion general election.
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United Grain Growers of
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Spi
School Census Totals 1100 Students Counted
Secretary Cardiff of the School Board reports the census shows 506 boys aged 6 to 16 and 594 girls, totaling 1100 pupils.
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Cardiff
Boart
Forest Fire Warning Emphasized for Canada
A public admonition stresses that forests benefit Canada and each home and that any forest fire harms civil progress. It urges citizens and youth to understand the damage caused by carelessness in woodlands and warns that destroying forests jeopardizes the future.
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Canada
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MR. Boughen
Local Council OF Women
Clara Poole
Helen Lineham
Mabel Buchannon
Mabel Poole
Bessie Bawden
Ltinnie Caldwell
Sadie Gillies
J. E. Deimage
Emma Whitmore
Miss Chapman
Miss Brooker
Nellie Williams
Ella Webster
Miss Fowler
Miss Weaver
Gertie Cooper
Mary McDonald
Florence Miller
E. G. Whitmore
Mary Hamilton
Ethel Cadman
W. J. Henderson
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
Guitars
Shtear
Mandolines
Enries
Prof
Children’s Aid
Murray
B. L. Laroy
Beane
H. B. Whitmore
John Edmonds
E. A. Sanderson
W. Murray
Harold Atkins
Rev
A. E. Theoret
L. F. Malthouse
B. E. Laroyv Carroll
J. L. McMahen
George Taylor
T. E. Gorby
H. E. Bewell
J. G. Struthers
H. E. Lys
N. McFadden
Wm. Murray
R. J. Malcol
Frances Amos
Alice MccClarty
Geo. Taylor
Alice McCarty
A. Sanderson
Harold Atkick Parsley
Wan. Murray
Barold Atkins
H. Durhan
E. Widmeyer
Dauphin General Hospital
Gunne & M
Hebron
Gunne & Malcolm Ranch
J. A. Sanderson
T. T. Malcolm
Rhuiard
F. T. Malcolm
Salsify
Ganne & Malcolm Ranch
Equseh
Rev. Oe
Acacia Lodge Masons
Crerar
Kenora
National Progressive Party
T. A. Crerar
National Progressive
Montgomery
Ador
SMITH
Jackson School
Dauphis
Katz
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