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Lemmon The State Line Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

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Funeral Notices Mark Death Of Lemmon Residents

Obituaries and funeral notices from Lemmon report the death of Ness a longtime clothing business partner and civic member, services held at the Quam men hall with Knights of Pythias rites, and condolences from local residents. Separate notices cover the sudden Milwaukee death of Mrs. Gladys Derry Hickman and the passing of Julius B. Olsen in Triumph Minnesota.

Quammen Hall Knights of Pythias Lemmon Lodge K. of Minish C. W. Raw Ellis, Raw, Gross Rees Lemmon Cemetery Mother Earth Walter D. Hickman Milwaukee England Lemmon Realm Eternal Julius B. Olsen Triumph, Minn Mr. Olsen

Business Changes Hands In Lemmon Mercantile Deal

L. D. Wilson has acquired the stock and goodwill of the Lemmon Mercantile company and will operate the store with his sons. Dr. and Mrs. T. F. McNamara plan to move to Michigan to pursue other business interests after establishing the Lemmon Mercantile Co. in the town’s first building. The community extends best wishes as the McNamara family departs and Wilson expands his new enterprise.

L. D. Wilson Lemmon Mercantile Company T. F. McNamara Michigan L.D. Wilson Menlo Lemmon

Bank Officers Elected at Two Local Institutions

At First State bank the board chose G. E. Lemmon as president W. E. Briggs as vice president F. A. Finch as cashier and F. A. Leavette as assistant cashier. Finch denies plans to leave the bank. Meadow State bank elected E. Lemmon president L. C. Peck vice president C A. Bennett cashier with Briggs and Finch selling interests to L. C. Peek.

First State Bank G. E. Lemmon W. E. Briggs F. A. Finch F. A. Leavette Mr. Finch Lemmon the Meadow State Bank E. Lemmon L. C. Peck C A. Bennett L. C. Peek

Non-Coal Lands Restored to Entry by 1911 Order

Lands across multiple townships and ranges are restored to entry as non coal land under an executive order dated December 1, 1911. The notice lists townships 15 to 20 north and ranges 8 to 16 east with numerous section exceptions. E G Goleman is Register and S W Huntington is Receiver.

E. G. Goleman S. W. Huntington

Mrs. Ingalls and Mrs. Wilson Host Card Party

Mrs. C. A. Ingalls and Mrs. Drew Wilson entertained many friends December 5 in honor of Mrs. Nellie Hamilton. Cards were played with Mrs. L. A. Tillotson winning a silver pickle fork prize. A two course repast was served by the gracious hostesses.

C. A. Ingalls Drew Wilson Nellie Hamilton L. A. Tillotson

Honeymoon Winds Through Lemmon For Bamble Jacobson Pair

Andrew Bamble wed Miss Marie Jacobson in Sberville Iowa on November 28 and also in Mobridge before returning to Lemmon to start life together. Friends recount the rapid spree of vows while hoping the couple enjoys a peaceful path with many happy days ahead.

Andrew Bamble Lemmon Andrew Bamble Bros Sberville Marie Jacobson Mobridge Jeomien

White Butte Fire Burns Kaufman Frei Warehouse

A warehouse at White Butte owned by Kaufman and Frei burned last night along with valued implements and machinery. The loss is total with little insurance. Fire investigators suspect incendiarism as plans were underway to move the building to Petrel with other businesses. Also notes a Presbyterian church cantata titled Santa Claus at Miss Prim's to be performed next Saturday at the Lemm on opera house with free admission and a silver offering for expenses.

Kaufman & Frei White Butte Upkaci Frei Toad Ecker Petrel Church Santa Claus

Interior department limits homestead rights to land owners

The Interior department ruled that a man owning 16 acres plus a town lot cannot claim a homestead. The decision in the Bergh case narrowed the rule that previously allowed broader interpretation. The ruling cites a prohibition on acquiring rights under the homestead law for anyone owning more than 160 acres in any state or territory.

Interior Department Bryant

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