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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
5
A collage of small town notices lists items for sale at J. B. Boyd and Me A Andy Robinson, land for sale near Blackfoot for $600 cash, plus thanks to friends for bereavement. Also mentions war talks, fruit sales, school books, and an excerpt from scripture on destroying fruit trees in war.
Notice reports the death of Mrs. W. A. Shaw of Nova bor and Toronto, with brief remarks on her passing and sincere condolences from readers.
Public notice of judicial sale of farm property in Alberta under a judgment. Sale to be at the Alberta Hotel Lloydminster on Saturday at 1 30 pm. Property lies near Kitscoty and Earlie with a black loam soil. Deposit 10 percent. balance due within sixty days or ten percent and payment terms. Reserve bid applies. Vendor's solicitors Hyndman Milner Matheson.
After a long illness the funeral was held at Hseebes cemetery on Friday with Rev A McLennan officiating. The deceased leaves a husband and a young son, and much sympathy is expressed.
The estate of the late H C Lisle announces sale of several farms including section 3-61-97 west Ord Meridian and other parcels in 22-50-97 west rd Mer 84-80-97 west Ord Mer and 90-49-94 west Ord Meridian. Also offered are Building Lots Nos 1 3 8 and 4 in Block 7 Plan 1197 Broadway Lloydminster formerly the Tennis Court. Executors N Jones and S M Daly.
Under the Power of Sale a mortgage sale of farm property will be held by public auction at The Royal George Lloydminster Saskatchewan on September 20. Cash term 20 percent with balance per sale terms to be disclosed at sale or via vendor solicitors. Property may be subject to a sealed reserve and liens except taxes and possible seed grain liens. For details contact Borland McIntyre McAughey Mowat Saskatoon Vendor's Solicitors.
Petrograd militia suppress anti-government activity as posters calling for uprising are torn down and street demonstrations are quelled. Food shortages fuel anti-government propaganda across the country.
Mr. Jon Long of Port Pitt is declared the winner of the ten spot prize offered by Mr. Hussey for the fretted load of wheat received at his elevator. The first oats load prize remains unsettled.
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