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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions town names and phrases like Mund eye Hall and Welcome sign. No coherent events or entities clearly identified. Unable to extract a defined news item or verifiable actions for a proper card.
A crowded Trenton celebration features a farm day with family gatherings and colorful races. Events include girl and boy sprints, married ladies walking, tug of war by the Trenton team, pony races, and multiple track events led by local families and organizers. A lively day ends with participants enjoying games, light refreshments, and communal merriment.
In hospital notes a female admitter and another admitter are listed for a junk related case. Details are sparse with limited identifiers and no clear outcomes or dates provided.
In the Surrogate Court of Saskatoon Estate of Daniel Rosborough late of Davidson Saskatchewan Farmer. Creditors and others with claims must send them to the undersigned Davidson Sack with securities if any by July 1614. After July 1914 the executor may distribute assets among entitled parties. Davidson Saskatchewan this Sunday June 1914 Edward Robert Mama.
A report describes ladies of Trenton detriet hosting a crowd with a well served supper. After sports, attendees gathered in the school hall for recitations and music led by Mrs Filiott, Mr Oscar Powell, Mr Walter Thompson, Mrs Remerick, and Mrs Mytick among others, with the chairman noted.
Town residents enjoyed a day of celebration culminating in a dance. The event raised funds with ticket sales totaling 190.40 dollars. After expenses for music and refreshments, a surplus of 0.00 dollars was donated to the local hospital.
Fort Willem reports the steamer Agruound ran aground near Cove Island about 1 am yesterday in thick fog. Passengers and crew were frightened but unharmed. Winnipeg’s AP Haet says bow up to 40 feet rested on rock while stern bent like a plow. Vessel reached Port McNichol hours late and headed to Collingwood for repairs.
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