Served Their Country

Ernest Kuss
b- Nov 13, 1899 in Wolseley SK
(attestation form he wrote 1897 to make himself old enough)
enlisted Apr 1, 1916 in Regina, Reg #907600
living in Neudorf when he enlisted,
Occupation- Clerk, Single
Father Daniel (Dan) Kuss, b- Oct 2, 1865 in Poland
Mother- Lydia Gitzel b- June 24, 1870 in Russia
lived to be 102 yrs and 5 months
(birth info from 1901 census)
Father Daniel was the Neudorf Post Master from 1904 to 1913

Emil Schai
b- Nov 26, 1897 in Russia
Enlisted in Regina, Mar 21, 1916, reg #907493
Occupation wiper with the CPR when he enlisted, single
living in Neudorf SK
Sept, 1915 shown as wiper CPR
father- Herman Schai

Andrew McHardy
b- Nov 24, 1884, Aberdenshire, Scotland
enlisted Apr 14, 1916 in Winnipeg, MB
Rank- SPR, Reg #261159
occupation- Machinist,
wife- Olive May McHardy, nee Hume,
living at Elkhorn MB when he enlisted
married May 31, 1911 in Elkhorn MB

Killed In Action

Edward Osborne
b- Feb 11, 1893, Waltham, Leicestershire, England
d- June 5, 1916, age 23
son of Mrs. Eliza Tomlinson,
of Market Overton, Oakham, Rutland, England
May 1912 he was a wiper for the CPR in Neudorf
Service #106470, Private, Army
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan Regiment
enlisted Dec 23, 1914,
On Page 144 of the WWI Book of Remembrance
Single, Occupation Locomotive Fireman

G. Steward
I found a George Edward Steward
b- Sept 11, 1897, 3 Plummer St., Newcastle-On-Tyne, England
enlisted in Brandon MB, Aug 26, 1915, single, farmer
 Reg #150624
79th Overseas Batt.

Awarded Medals of Valour

N. Browne
- French Croix De Guerre¹


Jacob Miller
- Meritorious Service Medal

note 1- French Croix De Guerre was established Apr 8, 1915
given to commemorate individual mentions in dispatches