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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

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Two Local Deaths Reported In RoughTown

George A. Robertson died from internal injuries after being pinned beneath a moved small building in the south end. He was 49 and left a widow. funeral at Riverside cemetery conducted by Ensign McCaughey. Geo D Gougeon, a CN railway conductor, died suddenly after returning home from a trip. coroner's inquest held. post mortem pending.

Geo. A. Robertson Riverside Cemetery Ensign McCaughey Geo. D. Gougeon Gougeon Harrington Ed. Gougeon Toner Rogers

Death of local salesman Harry D. Spencer

Harry D. Spencer a well known local commercial traveller died Sunday afternoon at his brother in law F Skinner home after six months poor health. Funeral held Tuesday at Riverside cemetery with service by Rev H P Barrett. Many Masonic brethren and citizens attended.

Harry D. Spencer F. Skinner Riverside Cemetery H. P. Barrett

Samuel H Pudifin Rites Held at St Pauls Church

Samuel Herbert Pudifin aged 32 died Tuesday morning in hospital. A Dauphin resident known for work in the town he served as an office holder in the Sons of England Lodge and taught Sunday school at St. Pauls Anglican Church. Funeral conducted by the Sons of England Lodge was at St. Pauls Church on September 30.

Samuel Herbert Pudifin Bert Pudifin Dauphin Sons of England Lodge St. Paul's Anglican Church St. Paul's Church

Successful Bazaar Draws Crowds at St James Church

The Ladies Aid of St James Presbyterian held their annual bazaar at the town hall on Thursday afternoon despite showery weather. Booths offered home cooking and crafts while afternoon tea and a supper drew many attendees. Proceeds neared $500. Extra large potatoes from Geo Smith and Jos Lafleur were left at the Herald office, King Edward and Wee McGregor on display, plus Green Mountain white potatoes noted for quality. Citizens' band dance scheduled for Tuesday October 5 at the town hall.

St. James Presbyterian Church Herald Office Geo. Smith Jos. Lafleur King Edward Wee McGregor

Hon Ed Brown Elected at Pas Election

The Pas election on the 28th inst. resulted in a large majority for Hon. Ed Brown. Labor candidate Mr. Norgrove failed to retain his deposit as the result was declared.

ED. Brown Mr. Brown Labor Norgrove

Threshing Operations Resume After Wet Weather Delays

Threshing operations resumed on Wednesday after a series of delays caused by wet weather. The report notes the impact on harvest progress and field conditions.

Meighen to Tour West Including Dauphin

The Hon. Arthur Meighen prime minister will tour the west with Dauphin on his itinerary. The visit plans aim to boost support and showcase federal leadership during the campaign period.

Mon. A. Meighen Arthur Meighen

Strawberries at Ochre River Farm

Mr Joseph Hamilton picked ripe Wliid strawberries on his farm at Ochre River Monday and sent samples to the Herald. Reports say many plants in full bloom and bearing unripe fruit.

Ochre Joseph Hamilton Ochre River Ube the Herald

Coroners Jury Adjourns in Wellman Death Inquiry

The coroner's jury investigating the death of Chas. W. Wellman met on Monday and adjourned to Monday Oct 4 to summon witnesses and hear the postmortem report.

Chas. W. Wellman

Collegiate Sports Report Held Over By Herald

The Herald delays collegiate sports results to the next issue. It notes a record 700 in attendance or enrollment. teachers and pupils conveyed. A large funeral service for Charles William Wellman was held at St Pauls church on Sept 26 with choir, hymns, prayers, and burial in Winnipeg after services at St Johns cemetery.

Herald St. Paul’s Church Charles William Wellman Kamsack Jesu H. Stanley Beetham Saul Winnipeg St. John’s Cemetery

LaVeran drye LODE Chapter Meeting Tonight

The regular meeting of LaVeran drye Chapter LO.D.E. will be held Friday at 3 30 in the afternoon.

LaVerandrye Chapter Lo.d.e

Women’s Hospital Aid Society Meeting Notice

W H A meeting announced for Thursday afternoon October 7 at 3 30 in the town hall. Ladies asked to attend and support the society’s work with their presence.

Woman's Hospital Aid Society

Canvass for Hospital by Dauphin Helpers

The Woman's Hospital Aid society plans a rural canvass in Dauphin to raise subscriptions for hospital and maternity home supplies. At the annual meeting they scheduled town canvassing for January with rural districts in fall. date October 4. They seek blankets and winter needs and thank contributors, signed M Hawkins Secretary.

Woman's Hospital Aid Society Dauphin

Beautiful Scottish Line of Ladies Autumn Underwear Arrives

Just arrived direct from Scotland a line of ladies autumn and winter underwear. All pieces are pure wool or wool and silk blends with options in low neck sleeveless ankle length or high neck long sleeve ankle length. Complete sizes small medium large. Also silk hosiery, cashmere hose in black and white for ladies and children. Agents for Knox blouses Perrin's kid gloves D A corsets. Visit to inspect stock anytime.

Knox Perrin

Harvest Thanksgiving at St. Pauls Church

St Pauls Church hosts a chicken pie supper in the basement today from 6 to 8 p.m followed by a Thanksgiving service at 8 p.m preached by Rev G D Whitaker vicar of Togo. A town hall dance by the Ladies Auxiliary to the G W V A is planned for Friday October 1.

St. Paul’s G. D. Whitaker Togo

Tea and sale of cooking at LaRoy's store

A ten cent tea and sale of home cooking will be held at LaRoy's store on Saturday afternoon October 2. Also amplify that vaudeville entertainments at the Gay theater on Monday and Tuesday offer a high-class show.

LaRoy’s the Gay

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