Lost Collie Dog Seeks Return With Reward
Lost black collie with white head and breast answers to feme Bover. Liberal reward offered. Enquire Leader Office.
18 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
1
Lost black collie with white head and breast answers to feme Bover. Liberal reward offered. Enquire Leader Office.
Private McConaghie arrives on the early train to Davidson after months of service in the war. He participated in the Somme and Vimy Ridge battles and is healing a hand injury but cannot yet bend some fingers. Local residents welcome him home as Hon. Chas. A. Dunning discusses Saskatchewan’s Greater Production Bonds and Liberty Loan in a public talk.
The annual supper and concert at Star School drew about two hundred attendees last Friday. Ladies of the district hosted from seven to ten, serving the meal and entertaining with a brief program. Residents praised the event as the best yet and many from town attended.
The Davidson platoon reports two members wounded, William A. Firs and Joseph McFarlane, both enlisted in the 214th Battalion after months of training locally.
The note gratefully acknowledges donations from Mrs. D. S. Hutchcox including 2.50 and Autrey Cammy 0.15, Trenton Children 0.60, Mrs. Griggs with 1 pair socks, and Birr. c. Keteheson with 2 pairs socks.
A casual gathering of the Ladies' Hospital Aid met at Mrs Archibald's home last Thursday. During the month members produced two pairs of sheets and six high tips which were handed to the hospital. Miss June Myrick and Miss Thelma Visiting Committee led the proceedings.
Aid and thanks to officials for efficient duties during the year. Officers elected for the eniny year are President Mrs. MacGecher Vice Prec Mrs Mann Sec Treas Mrs Archibald Executive Mrs MacGahen Mrs Mann Mrs Archibald Miss A Scott and Mrs Norris Visiting Committee for October Mrs Peltie and Mrs Winkjer
Robert Stour, longtime Davidson district resident born in Commerce Missouri, died after a week of critical illness. He moved to Canada thirteen years after birth, lived on sec 10-27-13 farm with his family, and supported by LOOF and Masonic orders. His funeral and burial were conducted with full lodge rites. services featured Rev An Sanderson and a male quartet, with over two hundred mourners.
Permit me through the columns of The Mevidson Leader to express my heart fat thanks to the members of the Oddielions and Masonic Lodges for their kind assistance, and to my neighbors and friends for support during a recent need.
The Davidson Leader reports on a Saskatchewas sale where George McLoon bought SW 23-26-28-02 at 30 per acre totaling 94800 for 166 acres. J Southworth of Denville Illinois earlier acquired 640 acres in Canada at 6 per acre, 440 acres for 9340, with the main gain tied to land value increases over about a decade.
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