Cedar Creek Whisperings Headline in April 1908
Friday April 3 1908 Cedar Creek Whisperings notes Miss Liey Heaton returns from a visit and teaches at Fitzy School which opened with good attendance. Merry guardian travels to Dickinson for a week to attend the horse fair. Mr and Mrs Gee Layland settle on a prairie claim near the rm h. Norwegian Lutheran church expects missionary Rev Kideaviel to serve nearby congregations. Mears Texley Bros Haugen Co receive a plow machine and expect an engine soon. An Advancedre sher and fence work around the graveyard are mentioned.
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Cedar Creek
Liey Heaton
Fitzy
Charles
Merry
Dickinson
Mew Gee
Layland
Rm H
Norw
Kideaviel
United Chorea Thia
Gen Heman
Hettoger
Missouri Township Doings and Local Notices
East end residents show strict spelling. At John Young’s sod mansion the Chetting family hosted visitors from Iowa with dancing and cards. A. E. K. Mellinger from Marshalltown seeks to establish a home, while discussions of local real estate and loans appear. Public notices urge support for Republican candidates for supreme court and district court, with names such as Forward He Wright, W. Shane, and Waechter Waechter.
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East End
John Young
Ralph Chetting R
Mes
Lowa
John Streiff
Btrediff
A. EK. Mellinger
Marshall Town
Low
Adams County State Attorney Candidate Declares Run
Frederick Davis announces candidacy for State Attorney in Adams County and expresses plans for office administration. He urges voters to consider reforms and emphasizes his experience and the county’s needs ahead of the primary.
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Adams CO
Office of State
Dawei
Hetjusmes de Bey
Mabel
Wiley
Alanis
Cutty
Adais
Wright
Frederick Davis
Candidate for County Judge and Register of Deeds
A candidate announces for Republican nomination for County Judge of Adlai county and for Register of Deeds. The statement criticizes current salaries and promises efforts to improve the county offices. The notice seeks Republican voters support at the primary election.
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Adem
Adlai County
Lemion Ban Enforced Marking Spring Arrival Across State Line
Readable text notes enforcement of the Lemion ban for the first time as spring arrives, with melodies from the Main street area illustrating the scene.
Fragmented political statement on justice and candidacy
A garbled historical note alleges a Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace and North Lemmon mayoral bid in North Dakota. The text mocks campaign practices and mentions waters, politics, and ethical concerns without clear events or dates.
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Justiow
Peae
North Lemmon
N.D. Westscriphuns
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otate-Line Herald
Fridvys Nomph Lemmon
N. Dak
Job
Paul Gross
Fernie, Spp
Missouri Township
Doings
Rue Dolph
Grove
Nash
Brown Ros
Hettinger
N. D
Nodelay
Wallace Worden
Supreme Court
Forge
North Dakota
Acdge
Cocr
Dudge
Shire of
Tune Tam
Morton
Mandan
Ie W. Shane
Regiens
Adams County
Hoth
Ieane Bird
First Dist
Kepuntian Kleetans
Arline Cowntys
Farrington
County
Corte
eHndittney
Ty Hots
Ve Buney
Hesthuives
Clene
Herhy
Uwe
Cork
Thie
Malta
Munger & Parsons
United States
Landy
Bimal
E. A. Munger
Hettinger, N. D
G. Ty Hurd
Severson
Dees Ott
A. Amcodson
Arthur A. Brunsdupe
Atos County
Supecinteerick Lavi
Survarey Weidger Posteltice
Iraq
Comanesiinery
A. A. Tack
G. L. Lemmon
J. HL. Warchter
John G. Johns
Compty Board of Health
John G. Dol
Hy W. Bentley
B. P Jacobsen
Wil Reeves
Awb. Rodgers
Board Win
Elm Ellefson
J. Wesley Hig
Frank Rhoda
Distaer
Merchant Payne
Thessay
Black & Deleman
Borses
NED
Squires & Martin
T. O. Sandbo, M. D
Temmon
Dak
Lemmon Land Co
PRA
HE. Myers
Lemmon, South Dakota
East Side
Main Street
Depot, Lemmon
Chausse Bros
Che New Meat Market
Lemmon
Frank C. McNamara
Corken & Lillibridge Drugstore
AL Bacil
Lemmon Lumber
Graham
Freight Depot
S. D
Merry Hall Way
Ghase Ranch
WM. Anderson
Mgr
Assieé Fn
Second Ave
West Black & Deieha
Fei
Condon & Sampson
Fred and Sale
Jemmon
South Dakota
Edgar M. Bennett
Lemos
Southakota
Fand Company
Lamia
Ifs
Mee
C. Kurta
ED Braught
JH Holus
B Braught
Lemmon State Bank
Culli
Sue
Davi
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