George F. E. Tah Dies in Rural Accident at 36
George F e Tah a Superb merchant and sports figure in lacrosse and curling died after a binder knife caused a fatal injury on a farm near Superb. His father Alex Tait of Prince Albert traveled to the scene. the funeral is planned in Prince Albert after burial in Saskatoon Star notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Tah
Superb
Mani- Kerrobert
Taitpany
Kerrobert
Manitoba
Alex Tait
Prince Albert
Saskatoon Star
Dauphine Meeting Highlights Church Budget and Mission Work
A Dauphine gathering at St James Church featured Phill Duncan of Dauphin as orator and Rev. J A Cormie of Manitoba spoke on church budget and ward movement. The Home Mission report praised staffing since the war, noted Umatilla to ordain Mitch, and reported progress on a new school home at Sifton and a new church plan. Commissioners Armstrong and Dalgetty reported, with mixed impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphines
St. James’ Church
Phill Duncan
Dauphin
J. A. Cormie
Manitoba
Leslie Pidgeon
Parward
Home Mission
Umatilla
Mitch
Manitoba College
Bowman
Dauphin Plains
Duncan
Sifton
Pinan
E. B. Armstrong
Dalgetty
Assizes Set For November 22 In Dan Ge Justice
The criminal assizes for the Dane judgeia Getrich will be held on it at code oa on Oanihen. Mi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dange Judgeia Getrich
Oanihen. Mi
Silver Tea for St. Paul's W A at Mrs Parrell home
A silver tea will be held at the home of Mrs A F Parrell on Thursday September 15 from 3 to 6 PM to raise funds for St Paul s W A. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F . Parrell
St. Paul's
W. A
Council Cancels Gravelling Contract Over Excessive Costs
Town council voted to cancel the Carter-Halls-Aldinger gravelling contract after finding costs far above the expected 1.59 to 1.66 per yard range. The 3015 yards delivered totaled about $6,200 with much not yet spread. The board blamed cost-plus loopholes and resolved future work would be a straight charge per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter-Halls-Ridinger Co
Bank of Nova Scotia
Public Works Committee
Fagen-—Marsh
Carter-Halls- Aldinger Co
Bateman
Sec
U G M Political Committee Meets in Dauphin
The United Grain Growers Political Committee for Dauphin gathers at Gil bert Plains tonight to discuss local issues and campaign matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.G.M
United Grain Growers Political Committee
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Dominion election debate marks Mountview district candidate
A profile outlines a farmer from Mountview active in the Grain Growers movement who seeks Liberal nomination. The candidate, around fifty, emphasizes tariff reform, campaigning experience, and knowledge of farm machinery costs. He previously served on the Rural Municipality council and as reeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
All Canada
Pro
Mountview
Dauphin
Theatre Wiring Extends Seventeen Miles For Lighting
A. O'Donnell oversees the electrical work for the new theatre with extensive theatre wiring experience. He previously supervised wiring at the Allen theatre in Winnipeg, one of Canada's largest and most modern venues. Extra emergency circuits will run to all exits and lighting distributed to prevent darkness if house lights fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O'Donnell
Allen Theatre
Winnipeg
Canada
Builders Compete for Two Homes on Northwest Avenues
R. Morrison holds the contract for the foundation of Inspector Walker's new bungalow on Fifth Avenue NW. The structure measures 34 by 46 feet. John McKay is erecting a two storey frame dwelling on Seventh Avenue NW, sized 30 by 36 feet.
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R. Morrison
Inspector Walker
Pifth Avenue
John McKay
Seventh Avenue
N.W
Opening of the GW.V.A. Building hosts public event
The public is invited to the opening in Dauphin on September 27 1871 at the new GW.V.A. Building. An evening program includes a concert and addresses with dancing on the top floor Assembly Hall. Light refreshments served by the Auxiliary at no charge. Ex soldiers and all friends welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herak
Gw.v.a
Dauphin
Odlor
Society Executive Committee Plans 1921-22 Season
The Executive Committee arranged for 1921 22 membership applications to be sent to last year’s members. New voices may obtain forms from Stephen Ogg at the Bank of Commerce or Joh Kennedy at the Bank of Nova Scotia and return them promptly. The first rehearsal will be held Monday at Mackenzie school, focusing on Coleridge Taylor Hiawatha s Wedding Feast with D R Hamilton accompanist and H Stanley Beetham conductor seeking a skilled violinist for the first violin part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Ogg
Bank of Commerce
Joh Kennedy
Bank of Nova Scotia
Mackenzie School At & P.m
Coleridge
Taylor
Hiawatha
D. R. Hamilton
H. Stanley Beetham
Beeham
Dauphin District W. M. Convention Reviewed
The Dauphin District W. M. Convention met at the Methodist Church last Thursday afternoon and evening the 8th inst. Reports from district sections were encouraging. Miss Verna Stgolek sang My Task. Mrs J B E Anderson led a Round Table. Mrs G W Jackson of Winnipeg spoke on her Japan visit. An evening address by Mrs Jackson on China drew a large audience. Illustrated scenes showcased mission work in Japan and China. Hunters and Liss sang solos. Rev T Neville chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Stg¢lek
J. B. E. Anderson
G. W. Jackson
Winnipeg
Japan
Mackenzie Wins School Painting Contract
Mackenzie secured the contract to paint the new school while Billy Groff and manager Honor Weeks stay in Winnipeg. Dauphin engineer H Sprenger returned from city work and plans to report. Tomato harvests reach record as roads hinder train transport. Joyce the game guardian targets pot hunters with farmer cooperation. Health officials Dr Gordon Bell and Dr Bottomley visit Winnipegosi as several children fall ill with severe dysentery prompting medical investigation.
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Mackenzie
Billy Groff
Honor Weeks
Winnipeg
H. Sprenger
Dauphin
Joyce
Gordon Bell
Groff Cattle Fight Promises Pugilistic Treat
The ten round bout between Billy Groff and Red Cattle is set for September 20 with both fighters training in camps. A sharp semi wind up between Carmichael and Cox adds to the card. Four more preliminaries are planned as the management aims for all action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Groff
Red Cattle
Carmichael
Cox
Winnipegosis
Ford Motor Co Announces Temporary Policy Upgrade
An announcement states that Ford Motor Co has held temporary status for several years and promises to extend the very best accommodations to customers and staff during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Bear Kills Calf on Dauphin Plains Farm
A bear visited John McBeth’s Dauphin Plains farm this week and killed a calf. The calf was torn to pieces with evidence of a struggle all around the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBeth
Dauphin Plains
Flour Price Slips 22 Percent On Wednesday
Flour fell by 22 percent to a lower per hundred weight price on Wednesday, signaling a sharp drop in costs for bakers and consumers alike.
Grain Market Reports No Deliveries and Rising Prices
Grain market notes no deliveries this week. Prices show an upward trend with No 4 Northern quoted around 91.45 cents per bushel.
Retailers Association Annual Meeting Elected Officers
The Retailers Association held its annual meeting on Tuesday the 13th with good attendance. Ld. McDensid gave a comprehensive address. Delegates S F Katz and F T Wright reported on the Winnipeg conference. A luncheon will feature Mr J H Curie of Winnipeg. Officers elected include President W G White Vice President S F Katz and Sec Treasurer A R McPhergon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retailers Association
Ais. Ld
S. F. Katz
Sec
A. R. McPhergon
Pumpkin theft at Children's Home sparks boy's exhibit loss
An orphan boy grew a fine pumpkin for the Boys and Girls Club Fay exhibit but it was stolen from the garden of the Children's Home. The thief is believed known. if the pumpkin is returned in good condition no further action will be taken.
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Fay
Bay & Katz
Open Duck Season Begins on Lake Dauphin
Local duck hunters report a plentiful start to the season though birds are hard to reach in Lake Dauphin due to strong currents and deep water. Two Dauphin parties, including Dr. Trimble Dr. Bell Dr. Harrington N McGirr J L Bowman O F Heastip Arthur Pollen Thomas Pollen and Bud Feldman, head to Lake Winnipeg for opening days.
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Thursdey
Lake Dauphin
Dauphin
Lake Winnipegosis
Trimble
Bell
Harrington
N. McGirr
J. L. Bowman
F Heastip
Arthur and
Thomas Pollen
Bud Feldman
Employee loses $296 in bank withdrawal at Union Bank
An employee of Carter-Hall- Aldinger Co drew $296 for fellow workers at Union Bank. The bills slipped through a hole in his coat pocket and were lost. A bystander reportedly picked up the money and has not returned it. legal action is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter-Hall-Aldinger Co
Union Bank
Insurance agents of the town under The Manitoba Insurance Act
A list of local insurance agents holding certificates under The Manitoba Insurance Act includes Barton D. M. Bowman and McFadden Campbell Gurton Chase F. E. Del mage J. E. Gemmill Wilfred Graham D. S. Gray Arthur Gurton B. H. Hawkins Robi. Houston W. J. Jordan Thomas King R. G. Madam T. T. Malcolm T. T McAlister P. Murray Wm Rogers C. B. A. Simpson McGirr Katz Slipetz K. F. Smith Bates Stewart C. F. Taciuk Fred Turland F. E. C. with various specialties in fire life and miscellaneous and miscellane ous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
D. M
Bowman
Robi
Houston
W. J
Jordan
Thomas
King
Jack
Madam
R. G
Malcolm
T. T
McAlister
Murray
Rogers
Simpson
McGirr, & Katz
Slipetz
Dauphin Country Club Elects 1922 Directors and Officers
The first shareholders meeting on the 7th elected directors for the year ending November 1 1922: Wm Arnett, L Bonnycastle, J L Bowman, J A Campbell, G H Crimes, C K Guild, J R Gunne, J W Johnston, W Robson. A later directors meeting on Friday the 9th appointed officers: President J L Bowman Vice A L Bonnycastle Secretary Treasurer G H Crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Arnett
4. L. Bonnycastle
J. L. Bowman
J. A. Campbell
G. H. Crimes
C. K. Guild
J. R. Gunne
J. W. Johnston
W. Robson
A. L. Bonnycastle
Sec. Treas
Corn Cob Social Postponed for Presbyterian Supper
The Corn Cob Social at St Pauls Church Basement is postponed to allow attending the Presbyterian Ladies Supper in Town Hall. The Young People’s meeting is Friday at 8 pm and the Corn Cob Social returns Monday with music, corn on the cob tea for 25 cents, proceeds to the pew fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Young People’s Organization
Pew Fund
Dauphin News Briefs: Births Marriages Deaths
Crowe welcomes a daughter to Mr and Mrs H T Crowe on September 11 at Dauphin. Shannon Stewart marriage at the Manse Dauphin Mary Stewart of Grandview weds Henry Howard Shannon of Dauphin. William Henry Wright dies at 67 years 10 months in Dauphin. Local dealer Gardner offers an Indigo Rice Serge Tailored Suit now 55 down from 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Dauphin
H. T. Crowe
Shannon — Stewart
Philip Duncan
Mary
Stewart
Grandview
Henry Howard Shannon
Wright
William Henry Wright
Gardner Fe
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Dauphin Presbytery
Idilfred Robson
Rexall
Tews Council
John Seale
Caruso
Galli- Curci
McCormack
Gluck
Elman
Homer
Heifetz
Melba
G.W.V.A
W. M. Convention
Groff
Grain Market
Dauphin Country Club Officers
J. F. Parr
Whitewood, Sask
Spain
Ramsay-Wright
Macfarlane and Globe
Mackay
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