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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
3
The Lemberg Star lists subscription at 1.25 dollars yearly in advance. Transient ads like sales and lost items must not exceed one inch. 76 cents for the first insertion and 2 cents for each additional insertion. Meetings and business notices appear in the local column. Settlements monthly. Transient ads payable in advance. No paper discontinued until balances are paid.
The Observer reports local notes on Inflanza causing cancellation of Chickney Services. Miss Ethel Coulthard spent the weekend with Misa Bock. Farmers enjoy fine weather ploughing and grain marketing. residents joke about butchering and a road louse. A Mc Laughlin returns to work. Walter appears more often.
For sale a quantity of new good oat strew offered by J G Slater of Lemberg.
Regina October 16 19 8 By authority of His Honour the Lieutenant Governor the following regulation on Epidemic Influenza in cities towns and villages must be observed The board of health shall enforce the rules including reporting cases and isolating sufferers Places of amusement theatres and other venues may close for the period deemed necessary Offenders face summary conviction and penalties.
The Town Council held a special meeting on Thursday evening October list 1918 to enact embargo on all transient travellers and require all businesses to close at 6 PM local time while the by law remains in force to curb the influenza epidemic.
Mrs. W. Hall of Saskatoon visits her mother Mrs. Mc Ken. Mr. McEwen of Craik visits daughter Mrs. J. G. Gardiner this week. Harry Veiner of Dysart assists in Veiner & Gibbs' store. Miss Bain travelled to Winnipeg Thursday to visit her sister and will not return until the flu passes.
Dentistry specialists Keown and Graham from Moosomin will visit the hotel in Lemberg on November 12 and 13 to perform dental work. Teeth filled and extracted, plate and bridge work by late methods. All work guaranteed. Come early for four free examinations.
Dispatches indicate improving conditions on the front with Austrian Hungarian forces faltering as German advances loom.
Halloween passes with little activity as the usual parade and “false faces” are absent. The dull night suggests recruiting difficulties hindered operations and the next morning the streets show few signs of notable disturbance at AIL.
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