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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
4
Public notices announce Labor Sunday in Cana dan Syeeiat with services to be held next Sunday. Mr J G Gardiner HA will speak on the question of labor at Lorlie noon and at Lemberg 7 50 pm as arrangements for addresses are made across multiple places.
Jacob Adalph junior a local boy from the Lamberg district died of diphtheria at his Capar home on Monebeey the 12th. He was fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Adolph now of Copar district. Interment followed at Wheatwyn cemetery the same day.
Memos note Colwill londies end of stock on Tuesday for Winnipeg market. Mr G W Gillespie described stock offerings in Winnipeg. Lorne Eddy and Kathleen Swatlow earned garden prizes of 82 and SIM) for careful plot care during swoomer months. Prizes to be distributed on Pair Sept 20.
Mr Lillian Neely visits Mrs W Hall at Suskytoon for a week. Mr Thos Pletcher leaves for Regina for eye treatment. Rev Hugh Dolson and family visit Mrs d A Smith of Deaf. Mr and Mrs HES Mann travel to Winnipeg via Wolseley. Bee couple from Regina spend weekend with Mr and Mrs T Matthews of Dul. Percy Segal in town. A Gibbs arrested. Gibbs on six weeks leave travels to Cupar for part of the time.
Governor-General the Duke of Devonshire plans a provincial tour over the next few days. He will visit Indian Head experimental farm, Fort QuAppelle Sanitorium, Regina with Governor Lake, Weyburn, Moose Jaw military hospital, G.T.P. to Larlie, File Hills Indian Reserve, Indian industries school, Lebret, and Saskatoon.
Jacob Adolph and family, long known locally, will rejoin our district after returning from Cupar where they bought a farm with stock and equipment worth about fifty thousand dollars. They hold 00 acres in crop and 450 in wheat, planning to move back to their former home as schooling for twelve children proved impossible in the bachelor district.
Chas W Scanton of Donovan Manitoba was awarded 3500 damages and costs by Judge Daneon to Winnipeg after a trial over rye lost to a leaky car. He had shipped a car to Mathiesen Lindsay Grain Co in Duluth and found 200 bushels more listed than arrived. The railway argued elevator error, but the judge ruled the railway company responsible for the loss.
A Newdorf report says Mr Miller a farmer about six miles south of town was badly wounded Monday by a runaway binder team. He was struck in front by the horses forcing injuries to legs stomach and shoulders. Esterhazy Observer.
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