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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
5
A collage of theatrical anecdotes from Drary Cane and Shrewsbury, including Vernon’s quick retort in Cy mon at the English Illustrated Magazine, jokes by Sancho Panza actors, and a discussion of red herrings born from a fisherman’s forgotten stock. The piece also weaves in oblique notices of public life, a public sale ad, and scattered 1908-era notices and classifieds.
Classified style notice listing various lenders and loan options in State Line and nearby towns. Mentions First State Bank of Lemmy, Brown Brot, Hettinger ND, and others. Includes dairy cattle sales, housekeeper wanted, wagon for sale, and a stray notice. Contains scattered misspellings and garbled OCR text but preserves entities like Hackenson Elevator and Stowers, Ne.
Homesteaders are urged to consult an experienced Land Attorney of the Boem Gunberg Company in Hettinger to aid proof of occupancy. The notice also attacks anti vaccination campaigns, urging inoculation to curb smallpox, noting historical eradication in Europe and urging individuals to vaccinate.
A narrative follows a determined student rising from poverty to attend university and voyage to Europe. After graduation he plans to see Europe, funds a crossing to Liverpool, and faces trials from travel to the ship. A mother's concern and kindness shape his voyage as he seeks opportunity and faith.
An ornate account details a brutal hunt aboard a whaling ship with dramatic emphasis on animal slaughter. The narrative portrays the sea as a theater of stealth, pursuit, and blood as hunters pursue seals and other wildlife, interwoven with reflective passages about mercy, excess, and the hazards of life at sea.
The Lennon area hosts a multi denomination week with two visiting pastors. Supt for Black Hills missions will preach on Thursday April 20 and host a conference with local congregation members. The Presbyterian church marks its first Sunday School anniversary on May 1 with Rev Woo Willins from Wentiworth as guest of honor. Easter services include Catholic High Mass celebrated impressively and Episcopalian and other church activities noted.
Yesterday evening a Babe of the Improved Order of Red Men woomanized at Lemmon by home lodge site. The ceremony took place at the newly completed Smith's tall tower. Officers chosen included Vrephet Ch 1 Sehinale, Sacer Le Too sandbe, Sagamore dK Chark, Sagamore Co Detterman, Hennett, Web M Harris. Lodge plans an invitation ball next Britay eve with an splendid acting corps of wig historia.
Shivlay April lib reports Rev Slaith preached at the Stowers school house where a Congregational church was formed. About twelve joined the Cahen Congregational Church of Stowers. Officers elected include trustees deakers treasurer and mas deneons with Stowers, Miss Ida Challot, Anna McGregor, John McFinney, and Florene Stowers as clerk and creasuren. May services will be every other Sunday. twenty five pupils at Stowers school and eleven at the bill gerald school. An epidemic affects school children. Grace and Dorothy Reeves currently affected. Gilbert Lee remains on his claim after wintering in Shawley, Minn. Mrs Motelenbacher returned from eastern trips. Mr Karta Tiert Vy dance a great success, first in neighborhood since St Patrick’s Day dance by Sie Jackson. Spring work begins. Mr Kine’s field house looks fine. Harry Simmons spent the week at home supervising roof work and giving cooking lessons. Rock Hollow carpenters plan work this week. Steam plow owned by tax collectors parties has arrived and is being used. Mrs L Kbinsell returned from Hawley Minn.
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