02 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
1
The document lists several Saskatchewan legal figures including N L. Phoenix M D physician coroner Landis and T. Rodman Barrister Solicitor Notary Public Biggar with Robert E. Nay Barrister Solicitor Agent the Attorney General and Scott Jupitdat District POBERT E. Nay.
FLORENCE, Provincial Licensed Auctioneer and Valuator for Saskatchewan and Alberta, advertises handling sales on short notice. He offers farm and stock sales with personal attention, accepts listings by phone or wire, and provides contact options in Wilkie. Councillors Deroche and Martin listed with monthly meetings noted.
An Honor Roll lists residents and service members from Landis district including W. A. Bell T. Bell Sergt. Major R. Markham Corp. W. W Pvt. Clabo Pvt. Cunningham W. Barker W. Renick Victor Edwards Sgt. David Evans Isaac Peat J. Macey G. McMillan D. McMillan D. Fawcett P. Gamble F. W. Royal H. Agehurst C. Jacques John Gray A. Smith George Udy F. Reeves Alec Moore P. McDermott Wm. Watson H. Fanshaw J. Barrie H. Lawrence F. W. Coulter Evan Hall W. J. Kaercher Archie Todd F. Whiting Dan Tate Geo Wilkinson Corp. Ed. Miller Lance Corp. N. Dean.
The report notes available wool and pyramis cut outs ready for sewing. Donations total ten dollars since the last report and fourteen renewals plus two new memberships have been received. Items showing work handed in include a contribution from Mrs. Grenkie and a pair of socks.
The Farewell Concert and supper at Traynor featured Mrs Realff Mrs Bennett and Messrs H McManue A Sheard and Mr H Realff with Stuart Bros gramophone. A purse was given to Rev H E Wright who leaves for Alberta. Officers and friends express appreciation and sympathy for his ministry and family.
Joseph A. Dane of Landis advertises for sale Smari pigs and a sow in pig. The Saskatchewan Government Department of Agriculture urges men to enlist to keep threshers busy with the crop, a call quickly answered by department staff. A Biggar man visiting the city yesterday announced his mother in law was dead amid friendly chatter. Sesks toon Phoenix
Mrs Realff of Traynor suffered a compound fracture of the leg at the schoolhouse after church services. She slipped on the steps, fell, and was treated by Dr Phoenix before being moved to St Pauls Hospital in Saskatoon on Monday morning.
A provincial detective, with Mayor Shaw and armed locals, raided a Second Ave gambling den in Biggar. Eleven men were seized, eight pled guilty, six fined two dollars, two held for delayed sentences, one case withdrawn, and two released on bail.
News reports the merchant ship Deutchland has eluded the British blockade and docked at New London Connecticut with cargo valued at about half a million. It also states U 53 has safely returned to Bremen.
An advertisement offers one wagon with box and one loader for sale. For further information apply at the Record Office.
Good sized baseburner and heater used one winter. Purchaser can buy cheap for quick sale. Apply at the Record Office.
Three Fox Terrier pups offered for sale with the dam available. Apply to Cecil DeRoche for details on price and delivery arrangements. Potential buyers should inquire directly to arrange pickup or delivery.
Eves, a graduate of the Ophthalmic College and licensed optometrist for Saskatchewan, announces regular visiting days at Landis and Coblenz. Glasses sold at Saskatoon prices with satisfaction guaranteed and no extra charge.
Stray horse found on W Struther s place east of town. Private J C Graham of Kelfield seriously wounded in the head. E E Bent drove to Wilkie on business. E R Dunnett and M rs Esther Carleon visited. Walter Forsythe of Traynor visited. Zimmer School pupils raffle a couch for 250 each to aid the Red Cross. M rs S A Small left for Sutherland with her daughter. Minnie Carleon Tina Tessman attended a Cavell dance in Wilkie. Mabel Cunningham and Miss Larsen visited Spring Water. T Frost of Unity on business. S A Wilder and children, Fred Borne and E Barns to Yorkton for Emile Barns death.
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