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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
4
Official directory page lists local officials and clerks for Adams County North Dakota with handwritten names and titles across various departments and offices. It includes positions such as clerk, treasurer, sheriff, auditor and other county roles with associated names and locations.
In a breezy rural update around Duck Creek a slate of local concerns unfolds. Residents discuss road closures and schoolhouse needs while farmers plant beans and seed sellers promote corn and garden seeds. Community figures like Fred Davis and RL Walter Jones appear amid plans for a bridge, land development, and continued growth as mortgage lenders advertise farm loans.
Fragmentary state wide political notices announce Republican nomination for State’s Attorney in Adams County and call for votes for Superintendent of Schools and Judge of the Supreme Court. The text references candidates, duties, salaries, and election procedures with multiple party and county mentions.
A fragmented notice announces a candidate seeking nomination for sheriff in Adis county. The text mentions a Republican party process and an election date referenced as June 24, 140. Names and exact roles are obscured by OCR errors.
John Ay Millard announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of Court in Adams County under the Heple Hen party. Primary election is set for Dame 2 Lies, as decided by Republican voters.
A damaged text fragment urges Republican voters to back candidates including Paul for justice and peace roles. It mentions opposition to opponents, references to county positions, and a pledge to support the Republican ticket. The legibility is poor but indicates campaign sentiment and candidate names.
I, ACE L. HEORT, hereby announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for Register of Theale. I submit to the decision of the Republican voters at the primary. June 2, 1M.
In a formal self announcement, O. Severson declares candidacy for county treasurer in Adonis County. He promises diligent service, future attention to taxpayer needs, and commitment to funding county duties if elected.
The text shows notice fragments about county auditor and county judge primaries. Names and dates are garbled but indicate candidates filing for nominations and a primary election event planned for a mid month date in June.
A garbled historic ballot notice announces Adama Co for State Attorney and AMALIE Wits as candidate for County Surveyor in Adams County. It names Ashens Counts and a June election date with references to district court and Republican voters. The text is heavily corrupted but conveys two announced runs and a general electoral context.
Grandpa Mikkel Rendahl drives 23 head of stock into Lemmon amid a backyard quarrel over ownership while Mr and Mrs William Edwards bid Fargo farewell in a neighborly sendoff at Editor Gross home. A late night dance ends when a lamp goes out as well wishers drift home.
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