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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
6
Election, court, and crime items from Nome and national realms. Notable entries include a murder Guilty verdicts and jail terms, counterfeit concerns, a French army intrigue, a Brooklyn church conference action, and calls for labor strikes in varied sectors. The item mixes political, criminal, and social notes with multiple named individuals and places.
North Dakota Ouram Wheat Geowere association held a March session in Grand Forks to press elevators and mills in Minnesota to raise durum prices. Officers elected include President J Cashel Gratton and Secretary T Atkinson. a Devil’s Lake meeting on April 21 will discuss price value and state wheat discrimination with Ladd and other speakers.
Noah Nowh was sentenced in Minot to be hanged for the murder of Cus Johnson a father living near Keaniite North Dakota. He pleaded guilty shot Johnson in the jailor home and dumped the body in a collar. Nowh confessed after recovering Johnsons holy and sold the property. He is about twenty six with a wife. Execution to take place at the penitentiary at Bismark.
Don Ford of the state university won the Wahpeton Intercollegiate contest with “The Central Empire.” Other speakers included Miss Atheauisaker “Glast stone the Grand Old Man” and Avis Lathearpe “Homey Hou” with responses to judges’ questions. The event featured several colleges and participants, and a toast by Ralph Hurnett.
Readable fragments describe Williston LaMoure and Williston area plans. mentions crops, sidewalks, a new bank building, and Soo lines. Also notes thefts, a hog stealing charge at Bisbee, a Crosby court appearance, and residents facing legal actions. several place names and dates appear in garbled form.
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