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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
4
The copy extols the New Edison as indistinguishable from live performance with living artists. It claims over two million listeners cannot tell the difference between real voice and New Edison re-creation. It invites Helen and the reader to try the invention, noting no needle changes and compatibility with all record brands.
Mr and Mrs Jos Slater express gratitude to those who offered assistance during their illness and confinement. They assure they will not forget the kindness shown.
Miss Mary Smith of Duff traveled to Winnipeg after leaving on Tuesday's train. H Neely departed Saturday on a western visit. Nelly will visit Edmonton and Spokane before returning. A mild flu season brings recovering patients. James Argue, curling secretary, learned Thos Mac Nutt M P will supply a cup for a bonspiel. Norah Keewating and Benjamin Stonechilde wed at Presbyterian Manse Lemberg on December 19, George Keewatin gave away the bride. couple to File Hill Reserve home.
The Star reports the Pioneer Store has new proprietors Frank Toumner and Tom Matthews. The shop vows up to date general merchandise, best goods at fairest prices, and attentive service, aiming to serve customers with steady improvements.
A Victory Loan ceremony will raise Honor Flags at 3 o'clock Christmas afternoon on the band stand. Mayor Jolly will mount the flag as townspeople gather to honor local contributors who met their loan allotments. The event highlights patriotism across Dominion districts and invites public attendance.
Mr Geo Dean of Stony Beach visited Monday and stayed with his sister Mrs B Squarebriggs. The rink should be ready for skating within days. The Star printed Knox Presbyterian church annual report for Abernethy. John O Connell arrived Saturday and will stay a few days. Mr and Mrs H Fenske of Nokomis are visiting friends nearby. Mrs Frank Ossowy died Wednesday at 32 from heart trouble. She was Austrian by birth and came to Canada as a young girl. She leaves a husband and one son.
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