16 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
1
The Woman's Institute met in the Hest Room with Mrs. McCaul presiding. Miss Street read on infant care while Mrs. McIntyre urged mixed boards for schools, arguing mothers aid schooling and that women fit for guiding youth though balance with men is needed.
Mr F J Dixon MLA will address a public meeting in Dauphin on September 29. The Free Press reports Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta crop estimates Wheat 250 million bushels oats 350 million barleys 47 million. Open geese season Sept 15 to Dec 1 limit 10 per day. Ducks Sept 15 to Dec 1 limit 20 up to Oct 1 then 40. Prairie chicken partridge and grouse Oct 15 to Oct 22 limited season amount announced with Lieut Governor proclamation. Alexandra Rebekah Lodge marks 69th Rebekah degree Friday night Sept 24 Progressives 500 830 PM.
An Old-Timers dance will be held in the town hall under the Rebekah lodge on Friday September 17. Refreshments will be served. Mc Murray orchestra provides music. Admission is 75 cents. Vaudeville at Gay on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. George of Dauphin Plains slashed her throat with a razor in a despondent moment. She was rushed to hospital and is expected to recover. Hon. Mackenzie King plans a speaking tour in Dauphin during the first week of November, with Dauphin among five stops in the province.
The induction of Rev Philip Duncan into the pastorsht at the Presbyterian church will take place on Thursday the 16th. Dr John Neil of Toronto will assist. In OCHRE RIVER Jas Rutley, a pioneer settler, died Monday the 13th, leaving a widow and grown children.
A Rural Credits branch will open in Dauphin soon as negotiations for a building proceed. Superintendent E. A. Weir spent several days in town last week handling the matter.
Nonlisted voters must register by Saturday the 18th. Edward Batty serves as registration clerk at the town hall with office hours from 9 a m to 6 p m. The provincial voters list will be used to conduct the Referendum vote.
A Herald correspondent asks for details on the proposed rink and public interest. The paper cannot provide the information but suggests curling club members may offer data on progress. Duck hunters are active, with many town sports ranging to Roblin district and lakes Winnipegosis and Dauphin. birds are numerous but wary.
Thursday 30 September in the basement of the Anglican Church served by the G B W A from 6 to 8 pm. Price 75 cents. Don’t forget to come.
Births and deaths announced for local families. Referendum vote set for October 25. Tennis finals scheduled for Saturday. Burglary activity reported in provinces with merchants suffering losses. MP J A Campbell returns from northern tour. Presbyterian Ladies Aid bazaar set for September 23 with six booths and tea. Footwear ad and Bob Wilson concert on October 8. Safety First campaign notice forthcoming.
A lost Scotch collie bitch months old is reported with a reward offered. Contact McLeod Bros at phone 315 Ring 3-2. Also an open residence sale notice cites a large east side 1st Street N.W. property near Burrows Ave sometimes called the former St Pauls Rectory and available for cash, or one third cash with balance arranged. For details, contact L H Bennett at P O Box 223.
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