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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
8
The Lemmon Clothing Co. signals urgent readiness for a rally campaign. An internal memo outlines plans to present revised goods and promotions at a forthcoming event, emphasizing faith in the turnout and strategic message. The note references a date near March and a focus on sales and public engagement.
The article highlights photographer Hest's most notable shot, a panoramic picture of the young City of Lemmon from Wedding Hill, which is eagerly being bought to send to distant friends. It notes growth in local business with four new restaurants opening and Chef Ky Bissell moving an Advance plowing outfit north of Cedar, funded by Richarton Milling Co.
The Texley brothers mourn the death of a seven year old in Henin near the Igelskit Chamber area north of town. Elmore Bittney of Grand River neighborhood laments the loss. Hendley county auditor candidate from Adama county is reported as a passenger in an early morning incident. Clairemont plans a wedding while Jim Raviden travels to Greenup for a visit.
Fragmentary notice lists an isolated tract sale and referenced parties such as Jewel and Rovistor alongside names like John Sitterhutad. Details are incomplete due to OCR damage but indicate a legal public sale with a specified date and location.
Notice states a public land sale for an isolated tract with locations in North Dakota and South Dakota. Receiver Joan Sewell and others of the state are named, with a court proceeding date and venue mentioned for deposition or proof of claim. Names include Mason Th, Stowers, Wind, Gligareth Berger, and others in the region.
Land Office in Bismarck issues public sale of a tract described as NW of Section 13, Township 33, Range 1, under the public land act of Congress. Notices warn interested parties to file claims or citations by sale day, with officials including J.T. Rachiten and Morin Hetsides listed among attendees. sale conductors and dates cited as May, with details of court procedures and public notices to follow.
A notice filed by Tepe runny ot fae Lyrerien and Hamad toe at sTokinsinlys Ne Uy on March 2 1H states intentions to appoint a public official in Stowers ND. It lists the southwest quarter as the targeted area and names witnesses Eviverton Thompson and Nyberg among others for a proceeding before Ke AS Munger at Hettinger, detailing dates and locations for the hearing.
Benpanitt of Galstraye Pos North Dakota filed notice of final compensation for his land claim under No. 4h. A hearing will be held at Hettinges in May with witnesses Lennard Nett Oscar Cy uti Chas Evans listed. The notice appears in the March 24 1905 issue.
Notice to creditors of the estate of John M. Rendahl deceased. Anna Rendall, administratrix, requests all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within the time allowed after the first publication. Claims must be exhibited to the administratrix at the listed residence in Adams County. Dated April 4.
Public notice announces adverse claims and filing deadlines for a land tract held under federal and state provisions. It names Sankey We Thee and West High title details, with May deadlines and a public hearing location at Stele station. It requests claimants to file their claims before the designated date.
Public notice announces sale of timber lands in California Oregon Nevada and western territory under an act extending to all territories. Includes details of witness names and deadlines to file claims by May 2 1878. Mentions commissioners and land office locations with dates in May and August.
A sworn statement by Christ Tanke of Lemmon SD claims land under the 1878 Timber Land Act and federal act extending land sales to public lands. The testimony, dated May 2, 1908, before Commissioner Jacob Senderall in Hot Springs SD, names witnesses and invites adverse claimants to file objections by the date.
Fragmentary notice from the Interior Department Post Office division dated May 28. Readable elements reference appointments, terms, and names such as Mason B Stowe and Luna Mogryor with unclear positions or dates due to OCR damage.
In Dickinson and Hettinger areas of North Dakota multiple notices announce final proof hearings, homestead entries, and intent to file for commutation on various parcels. Names include Alfred Bartunek, Jacob Sloth, Pridolinus Biehl, George Grate, and Hudelph Gritecot. Proceedings cover sections and ranges with dates in May and April, with commissioners and witnesses listed for validating claims and filings.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal or court notice with stitched names and dates. The legible items include references to AMES Nort Daher and E14 Session, with names such as H Shine and S. Draper, but many words are garbled and uncertain, making specifics hard to determine.
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